major delay after a truck got stranded on the tracks. let's get right to abc7 news reporter matt keller live for us at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: really frustrating morning. it is really cold out here at the macarthur station. a lot of people are bundling up waiting for the next train. we've seen a lot of trains coming through over the last half hour. but one of the problems that is happening for these passengers that are coming here is they're getting stacked up at the beginning of the macarthur station so all these trains are actually stopping on the tracks long before they get to the station here, so the delays, you can really see them coming in to the station here in oakland. i talked with one passenger who was really frustrated by his morning on b.a.r.t. >> we just got here. i'm fed up. i'm getting off and going back in the other direction because i don't know how bad it's going to be up there. >> reporter: we've been hearing over the loud speaker for people

to expect delays out here. if you come back out here live, you can see another train is coming in. this train was waiting outside of the station. it was one of the trains that was stacked up. so the next train is going to be for fremont. we've been seeing a lot of trains for san francisco, so the trains are coming through. they are working through this delay. but again, you could be sitting on the tracks not even at a station for several minutes this morning as you heard from our frustrated passenger. back to you in the studio. alexis smith first alerted us to this problem over an hour ago. she's still tracking the recovery system right now. >> they did not get that resolved for about 40 minutes and it all started with that disabled maintenance vehicle that was just stuck n the tracks between macarthur station where matt is and the 19th street station so they are in recovery mode but still have some trains stacking up and they're saying it is a major delay system-wide. that means over 20 minutes. i'd say we're probably at about

a 25-30 minute delay. the other issue, fog out there this morning. golden gate bridge is quite dense right now. so increase that following distance. we also have dense fog advisories for the bay bridge and the richmond-san rafael bridge this morning and it's chilly as mike nicco's been showing us, he had to scrape his windshield. we have the possibility of some black ice out there this morning. i have not gotten any reports of that yet, though. very remote. just a few areas around freezing because of the fog forming. it's insulating us, and there's a few high clouds out there. fog is the big story this morning for petaluma to santa rosa, quarter mile, same thing in livermore and parts of the san ramon valley and it is on the move. in fact, just a few minutes ago, we didn't see anything at the golden gate bridge and then boom, there it is. look at san rafael, 42 degrees, that fog may make things wet but not icy. 30 to 42, that's your temperature at 7:00 a.m. low to mid 50s with a ton of sunshine. 44 to 48 this evening. looking ahead to our next storm in my seven day forecast.

here's reggie and natasha with more news. two members of the popular band tower of power are in the hospital after being hit by a train. officials say david garibaldi and marc van wageningen are at highland hospital in critical condition. both are said to be responsive. it happened at jack london square last night when the men were crossing a street to yoshi's nightclub. that's where they were scheduled to perform just a few minutes later. officials say the guard arms were down and fans of course were shocked. >> yeah, fantastic drummer. i can't believe that he wouldn't cross right in front of the train. that's not like him at all. >> train service resumed shortly after the incident. management for the band say there should be an update on the members' condition later today. firefighters say deicing fluid is to blame for getting a flight attendant sick at san jose's mineta international airport. alaska airplanes still maintaining it is nontoxic. sky7 was overhead last night after three alaska airline crew members initially reported

having symptoms. one flight attendant had to be hospitalized. no word yet on their condition. passengers told us the pilot had suspected deicing fluid that they had put on the plane in seattle created a powder is that got into the air system. none of the 181 passengers on the plane were affected. in guerneville, finally a break from the rain, but now the real work begins. as the russian river is no longer rising. last night, the river receded below flood stage and for many, the danger has passed so residents can begin the hard work. >> i always try to look at the hard things and find the good things and, hey, california, we needed this water. >> finally receded, we can get out. i live over on vacation beach side and we've been trapped for five days now. couldn't get out. once the water goes down, we can get back to our homes and coming into town and do what we got to do. >> starting today, storm debris dropoff sites will be set up across sonoma county and we do have a list of those locations on our website, abc7news.com. in sonoma county, regional

parks employees are using kayaks to check the flooded areas of river front regional park. they posted these photos on facebook. most river front parks in the county are closed because of flooding. and also, del valle regional park is closed due to flooding. sky7 flew that area yesterday and you can see all the water. campgrounds at the park are closed for the next week because of power issues created by the flood. you can keep tabs on our approaching storms with live doppler 7 as you heard mike say, there is rain in our seven-day forecast. make sure to enable push alerts to get advisories sent straight to your phone. a san francisco fire department paramedic is scheduled to be sentenced today after pleading guilty to felony arson. the district attorne's office is recommending that 32-year-old james novelo be sentenced to three years probation. he was arrested last august after a bomb went off outside of his neighbor's house on madrid street. he was charged with 26 counts, including possession of a destructive device, detonation of a destructive device, and

attempted arson. police need your help tracking down a purse snatcher or snatchers targeting women at the stanford shopping center. they already arrested these two men in san francisco this week. one of them suspected as a get away driver and two of the snatchings and the other for an outstanding warrant and police are now looking for at least two others who were seen in get away cars. a newer red or maroon sedan and a plaque 1996 lexus four-door sedan in tuesday's attempted purse snatching. novato police are searching for three people who robbed two stores in one hour. firth investigators say two women with a child stole thousands of dollars of items in a safeway then just 30 minutes later a man along with the woman from the safeway incident robbed a sephora on vintage way. in both incidents t woman threatened employees with a stun gun. a gold sedan was used as a get away car in both robberies. the east bay sports community making a huge donation

to oakland's ghost ship fire relief effort. representatives from the warriors, the raiders, and the as presented this $750,000 check last night to the american red cross and the city of oakland. that presentation came before the game against the pistons. the money is in part from the team and -- the teams, i should say -- and also more than 3600 individuals who donated to the crowd funding site youcaring.com in the days after the deadly fire. look at what happened on this muni train in san francisco. police say someone threw a rock nearly shattering an entire car window. these photos came from a passenger. now, fortunately, no one was hurt. it's not clear if anyone in particular was being targeted. muni is going to welcome its newest train at its east rail yard at noon today. they're planning to showcase the light rail vehicles' brand-new features. yesterday, siemens usa tweeted this photo. according to "the examiner," it is the first of 24 new trains

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we've been dealing with significant problems for most of the morning. let's take you back out live to the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. that's where folks are waiting for these trains to unwind from a major problem earlier this morning. we had a maintenance vehicle that was stuck on the tracks between macarthur and 19th street stations. they are on the clear now as far as the maintenance vehicle is concerned but there are residual delays. b.a.r.t. still calling that major and that is system-wide. our other issue this morning is fog and the cold temperatures. mike nicco is tracking that. good morning, alexis. hi, everybody. let's talk about the fog once again. i want to show you where it's thickest around livermore and also from 101 in novato, petaluma, pen grove up to santa rosa. look at the winds. so the winds are coming out of the east, that's going to push the fog up the san ramon valley

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and protect american interests not corporate interests. it's 6:15 and mountain view police wanting to take a close look at this very clear video. it shows two men breaking into a home on martins drive last month. the men seen on a security camera going through the home. they made off with electronics, several electric guitars, even as you see here, the security camera that was recording them. police are hoping someone's going to recognize the men and turn them in. the maker of nutella is fighting back against a not so sweet health claim. the hazelnut and chocolate spread contains palm oil. food and safety officials in europe say palm oil is more likely to cause cancer causing agents compared to other vegetable oils. nutella was being pulled off the shelves after the study. the company now says its palm oil is safe, saying that when refined correctly, it actually

contains a lower level of contaminants. the world health organization has not suggested people stop eating palm oil at this point. apparently it is true what they say, perception is reality, at least when it comes to your cup of coffee. >> yours is pretty small. >> this is just water but let's pretend. >> a new study asked 300 people to arrange pictures of coffee mugs based on a series of questions. they were asked to place the mugs in order based on how bitter they thought the coffee would be so the majority expected coffee in short and narrow cups to be more bitter. they expected cups with wider diameters to be sweeter like what you would get when you order a cappuccino. most were willing to pay more for mugs that were wider and taller and interesting, all this even though they never tasted any of the coffee at all. >> did you say mine was small? >> a little small, little short. >> i think mine is pretty big. >> i have those big mugs at home, right, alexis? >> i don't want -- i'm staying out of this. i don't know what reggie -- what he's going for there.

>> the mug. >> he is drinking coffee right now. we'll take you back to our major b.a.r.t. issue here this morning. this is a live look at macarthur station, not a lot of folks on the platform right now but boy, we've got zil some trains trying to unwind from an earlier problem. the disabled maintenance vehicle stuck on the tracks between macarthur station and 19th street station, they got that fixed around 5:00 -- little bit after 5:00 this morning, i should say, but some chilly temperatures to be waiting for those trains and that is still being described as a major delay, system-wide. now another mass transit issue we have today is with the san francisco bay ferry from vallejo. 6:30 a.m. trip was canceled due to a mechanical issue. so that next trip at 7:00, that's going to be packed. they're working on getting some replacement buses for them right now. and a quick check of drive times, oefrm, we're pretty friday light, i think the fog is slowing you down a little bit here on the bay bridge. westbound 80, about 21 minutes into san francisco. nets check in with mike nicco. >> good morning, everybody. yeah, never argue size with

man and never answer a question from a lady if this makes me look fat. fog is out there but not widespread as it could be. it is definitely different because of that. in fact, you can see some of the fog on our roof camera right here. look at ow accuweather highlights. showers near the coast, saturday night into sunday morning, storms slated for tuesday, especially wednesday and thursday. 51 in half moon bay is the cool spot. san jose at about 55. here's look at what's going to happen tonight. 32 in santa rosa, so some frost possible there. most of us in the upper 30s to lower 50s. quickly, the four-day holiday forecast for lake tahoe first by showing you look at all that snow. i think that's chair lift five and you can see the 10 feet of snow there all the way up to the top of that chair lift. little bit of snow this morning and then temperatures will be below arch with a whole lot of

sunshine through the holiday weekend. let's take a look at what's going on. get used to 30s and 40s for lows. mid 50s to dmeer 60s for highs all the way through tuesday, tuesday night into wednesday a light storm, thursday a moderate storm. all right we had nearly 12 feet of snow in some areas this week in the sierra. here's the toyota tahoe report with alexis. >> i am so glad you showed us that picture of the chair lift with all that snow. a lot of resorts have having trouble getting the snow cleared. so make sure you check. a lot of resorts are closed or partially closed. unbelievable base totals right now. squaw al pine 87 to 144 inch base, north star, 55 to 140 inches and heavenly, 41 to 90 ichlks, 89, you're going to have to use chains. 50, actually no chains right now but if you're traveling intersection 80, you are going to have to chain up. diamond peak, 40 po 96 inch

base, boreal, and mt. rose. you do want to travel for conditions and plan ahead for you go. so far, so good. that's the report on muni's car sharing program and now there's talks of expansion. the idea behind the two-year pilot is to reserve parking spots in san francisco. those who qualify can share designated cars, reducing congestion. according to "the examiner," it is going to well they're considering expanding. muni officials will present an evaluation to a board of directors committee. having lived in portland, i can tell you, if they get a little bit of snow, it's a problem. if they get 6 ichlk inches to 1 foot of snow, it is an emergency. and this drone video is showing you the city blanketed in so much of this snow. this is incredible. and you can see there are very few people out on the roads making for a beautiful sight. let me just tell you, those folks have been hunkered down in

their homes for days now. the heavy snow left nearly 5,000 people without power and closed dozens of schools. oregon's governor has declared a state of emergency. coming up next, "7 on your side's" michael finney will show you what to do if you have a problem with a mechanic. plus a health alert for all you sushi lovers, something hiding in your favorite rolls could leave you with a serious illness. and as you get your day into gear, keep on top of weather and traffic through the commercial break with abc7 news now. you can see 101 there. we'll be right back.

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i'll post a link to their website at abc7news.com. dana, good luck. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet, share it on social with #askfinney or go to abc7news.com/askfinney. apple facing allegations that it has an illegal monopoly on iphone apps. a federal a appeals court in san francisco overturned a lower court's ruling that dismissed the lawsuit. the class action suit claims apple is violating anti-trust laws. apple has argued that it simply acts as an intermediary used by app developers. coming up next, a warning for people in hollister after this week's flooding, why you should not use your water. we also have a health alert for soulcyclers in the north bay. you may have been exposed to a dangerous illness. and we have a major commuter alert. major delays system-wide on b.a.r.t. matt keller is live at macarthur station talking to frustrated

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what should have been an easy early commute on a friday into a long one. >> abc7 news reporter matt keller is live at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station in oakland with how commuteders are coping. >> reporter: good morning. a frustrating morning for a lot of commute ez but we are getting some good news. i just talked to a man who got on in ornd and arrived here at the macarthur station and he says the train was only delayed two michbz minutes and it did not stop on the tracks at all. however, i talked to woman who got on the train earlier and she said it took her a long time, about 50 minutes to get here from richmond and she said she stopped on the track seven times, and she is really frustrated. >> got on the train at i want to say about 5:20, 5:45, and it never takes this long to get here. every three five minutes, they made an announcement that there was a delay between 19th and macarthur. and that the train was going to

be stop and go from now until the end and it was a 20-25 minute delay. >> reporter: yeah, she said she had to call work to tell them that she's going to be late. she's normally about 45 minutes early to work, so today, she said this is the worst b.a.r.t. delay she's ever seen. but it did seem that the system is clearing out a little bit. we haven't seen the train stacking up outside of the macarthur station like we were seeing earlier this morning, and as people come in, a little bit happen ari happier faces than from the people who were getting aucht earlier trains so that's the good news this morning. alexis first alerted us to this problem two hours ago. >> she is still tracking the system's recovery. >> we first got word this happened at 4:40 this morning. matt told us the story there. that disabled vehicle long gone at this point and they're making progress but b.a.r.t. saying that is a major delay system-wide and major usually is categorized as 20 minutes or more. also have a quick updaut for the

vallejo san francisco bay ferry, 6:30 a.m. trip was canceled. next trip at 7:00, tried to get some buses to help ale that congestion there but weren't able to get those. very packed 7:00 a.m. sailing leaving vallejo and going to san francisco. lot of fog and chilly temperatures this morning as well. >> hi, everybody. let's start with live doppler 7 where aye overlayed the fog layer and you can see it's thickest up in the north valleys, livermore through the altamont pass and pushing up the san ramon valley and also through the sunol grade and thick fog want right on the heart of the bay bridge as we look from south beach towards the east. 30 to 42 so thick frost to deal with this morning. dress warmer. lot of sunshine, put the umbrellas away, get those sunglasses out, low to mid 50s through 4:00, you'll neat a coat this evening, going to be dry, 44 to 48. won't be dry long. more rain coming up. developing news in marin

county this morning. meningitis fears are spreading among people there after they were told someone at their gym died and that victim could have spread it to them. >> ang 7 news reporter elissa harrington live for us at the soulcycle in larkspur. >> reporter: i'm here at the soulcycle in larkspur where an employee just confirmed that one of their riders did die from what's believed to be bacterial meningitis. the person's name has not been released, but they did take classes here. the marin independent journal first reported this saying that the health department has been made aware of about 200 other riders who may have been exposed. these are people who shared a classroom with that sick person. i got a chance to speak with the rider. he told me that the manager here sent them all an e-mail alerting them to the death and the possibility of exposure. >> you know, in the beginning stages, it was kind of worrisome, you know, you sit there like, you here meningitis

and you're like, uh-oh, so everybody kind of googles it to see something possibly could be spread to you or whatnot. but i think they've kind of ensured us that we're not necessarily in danger. >> reporter: so this is contagious, but he told me that employees also let them know the bikes and classrooms have been cleaned. the risk of actually getting meningitis is low. it's spread from person to person through saliva and spit and the earliest symptoms are headache and stiff neck. anyone who might have been exposed is being urged to see a doctor. we have reached out to the marin county health department and have not heard back yet this morning. reporting live in larkspur, elissa harrington, abc7 news. firefighters say a powdery substance that sent a flight attendant to a san jose hospital came from a fluid that's used to deice the plane. emergency crews responded to mineta san jose airport last night after the flight from seattle landed. now, alaska airlines is still maintaining that fluid is nontoxic. but three flight attendants

reported feeling sick 20 minutes before the flight landed and one had to go to the hospital. passengers say the pilot told them what happened. >> the deicing fluid they put on in seattle created some kind of powder that got in the air system and they were checking it out. >> one of them was talking about he had -- he felt for ten minutes, he felt like -- something was wrong with him for like ten minutes, woozy or something like that. >> we are working to get an update on the crew member's condition. none of the 181 passengers on the plane were affected. serious warning for flood victims in hollister this morning. do not use the water for any reason. no drinking, no washing, boiling it is not going to solve the problem and don't give it to your pets. emergency officials for san benito county say well our could be contaminated by sewage, pesticides or other hazardous terzs. sky7 was over the flooded area yesterday. the county says fresh water is

now going to be delivered door to door for those people impacted. starting today, disposal sites will be available in sonoma county for residents and businesses affected by the russian river flooding. the river dropped below flood stage in guerneville last night after reaching its highest level in a decade. many homes and cars took in several feet of water, and the damage, well, it's estimated now to be in the millions. seven homes are red tagged after a close call by a mudslide and authorities are still concerned. giant redwoods in the area could come down. we have a list of debris dropoff sites on our website, abc7news.com. take a look. new video from drone 7 showing the enormity of the damage from this week's powerful weather. it flew over alhambra valley road near pinole yesterday and it's giving us a look at the massive hole caused by storm erosion underneath the pavement. that breach measures 70 feet wide and 30 feet deep.

you can see the fast moving water at the base washed away a whole lot of that earth. that road closed indefinitely now. you can keep tabs on approaching storms with live doppler 7. download the abc7 news app, make sure to enable push alerts and you'll get advisories sent straight to your phone. the family of a man shot in a con fron occasion with san francisco police say officers used excessive force. >> you shot another black man in san francisco. >> he's not an animal. he's a person with a mental condition. >> abc7 news was at a packed town hall meeting where the mother and brother of sean moore spoke directly to interim police chief tony last night. officers shot moore city last friday. police say they were breaking up a night between him and his neighbor when they were assaulted. >> subject had already kicked one officer and punched another officer in the face and that officer fell backwards down the stairs and that subject was coming down the stairs toward the second officer when he discharged his firearm. >> moore's family says he is

bipolar and squits frchizophren. moore is in intensive care, conscious and talking. he faces felony assault charges for injuring those officers. vallejo police need your help. armed robbers killed 49-year-old timothy pult inside pawn advantage on december 20. they also hurt a store worker who was in a wheelchair. and this is the surveillance video showing the two men considered suspects. they burst into the shop pointing weapons. we also have a sketch from police that we want to show you. they just released this. the state pawnbrokers association is now offering a $25,000 reward in this case. former san francisco police chief greg suhr is out of a consulting job with the warriors this morning. he was hired and then let go on the very same day. the warriors announced yesterday that they had put suhr on a retainer to advise on the ground breaking of the team's new facility in san francisco. he resigned from the sfpd as you

know after a series of fatal police shootals of people of color. sources close to the warriors tell ook abc7 news immediate public backlash led the team and the former police chief to part ways. the decision was mutual. in a statement, suhr said, the last thing i want to do is cause a distraction for the warriors during this incredibly positive time for the team and organization. well, despite all the talk of a raiders move to las vegas, the effort to keep the team is going forward. abc7 news has learned the group headed by nfl hoefl ronnie has sent a formal proposal of terms. the proposal includes details on a stadium financing and commercial development. we are told it gives the raiders a share of nongame day revenue as well as a portion of any profit from the commercial development. both the raiders and the league tell abc7 news they've received the proposal, they are not commenting on it. san jose is one step closer to paying its police officers

more. our media partner reports the city and the police officers association have agreed on a contract. it would start with a 10% bump this year. officers would also get a retention bonus of $5,000 when the contract is finalized. the city has lost nearly 1/3 of its police force over the last decade because of low pay, compared to other bay area police departments. the city council and the rank and file now have to approve that contract. we still have that major b.a.r.t. issue and i'm going to take you back out live to the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. this train has been sitting here for quite some time so it looks like they're waiting to get the all clear of another train ahead of them but yeah, these folks have been bundled up, waiting to get on the move and that has been the story the entire morning. 4:40, we had a maintenance vehicle stuck on the tracks between macarthur and 19th street stations and it had a

ripple effect. still a major delay and poor matt everybody else out there on the platform. we've got some really light volumes out there this morning if you want to drive instead of taking b.a.r.t. yes, we have fog but zooming in to one of our only slow spots here, 23 miles per hour if you're coming down, of course the bay bridge toll plaza quite slow at just about 4 miles an hour and the reminder that the vallejo sailing from san francisco bay ferry didn't happen at 6:30 so 7:00 will be packed. we're in the green for all these drive times. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> one of the residual leftovers of the storm that just passed through the is the colder air and one last flood warning for mark west creek at laguna de santa rosa and that lasts until about 10:30 this morning. let's take a look at what's going on temperature-wise. we'll go down to the south bay, upper 30s in santa clara, assort, los gatos, and campbell. some of our coolest temperatures,novato, 34,

lafayette, danville at 36, fair field, 34, newark 39, san carlos and san francisco a little warmer at 42. 40 right now in san rafael with all that thick fog so that's not cold enough for black ice on the roads. morning fog and frost, sunny, mild on the water and dry enough to get out and ride that bike if you'd like to. there's sfo. no delays this morning. temperatures in the mid 50s today, mid to upper 50s tomorrow, mid 50s to near 60s sunday, slight chance of rain this week and i'll show you that and a bigger storm brewing next week. a warning for netflix users, why your credit card would be at risk this morning. one man taking extreme measures to avoid

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no friday the 13th jitters for the team on the international space station. happening right now, nasa commander shane kimbrough and french flight engineer are outside. they're doing work to upgrade the station's power system. they are plugging in three lithium ion batteries. that walk expected to take six hours. today is the deadline san francisco officials have given the millennium tower's developer. the city wants information about the condition of the sinking tour. yesterday, another hearing was held at city hall and it was revealed on december 15, the

department of building inspection asked that the developer address how the building would perform in it settles any more than it already has. the tower has sunk 16 inches and now it is leaning towards a neighboring sky scraper. the building is not anchored like the other buildings around it. >> every time there's a little movement, building settling, imagination, i worry that this will be the end of my life. >> we have seen no sign from millennium partners that they're going to stand behind this building and fix it. >> the spokesman of millennium tower e-mailed us to say, quote, we are providing all the information the cities that asked for and will continue to do so as we have all along. a warning, there's a new scam targeting netflix users, and this one could cost you a lot of money. you're going to get an e-mail pretending to be from netflix with a link asking you to update your credit card information and here's the twist. when you update it, they're going to take you back to the real netflix site so you don't know that you were just hacked.

gma correspondent explains how to protect yourself. >> reporter: all your accounts, everything received in e-mail should be distrusted. don't click those links. even if it seems legit, open your browser, go directly to the site, for example, type in netflix.com. go through the digital front door. >> the digital front door. all right. there's more on this coming up on good morning america which starts right after abc7 mornings at 7:00. fbi director james comey is under intense scrutiny this morning. the justice department's inspector general is looking into whether comey broke department policy when he announced the fbi would reopen clinton's e-mail investigation. critics have maintained the public move just 11 days before the election cost clinton the presidency. comey has said that he made the tough call based on bad options, while balancing the need for transparency. but this week, comey defaulted to long-standing policy when asked if the fbi's investigating president-elect donald trump's team and whether they had contact with the russians during

the campaign. >> especially in public corforu we never confirm or deny a public investigation. >> the rierny of you making that statement here, i can not avoid. >> director comey released a statement welcoming the inspector general's investigation. and happening today, republicans in the house are expected to give final approval to a measure that would let them quickly gut the affordable care act. the measure would essentially stop democrats from filibustering any repeal bill. the measure is crucial for republicans to keep their promise of overturning the law, which has delivered health coverage to about 20 million people. republicans will need the democrats to work with them on any replacement plan. it is not yet clear what type of plan president-elect trump is willing to support. the deadline to enroll in cover california for 2017 is the end of this month and tonight from 4:00 to 8:00, we're going to have agents with "7 on your side" at abc7 to answer your covered california questions and get you started on enrollment. our phone lines will be open from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. you do not have to wait to ask

your questions. you can ask them right now on twitter or facebook nks just news #askfinney. jaywalkers, san francisco police are coming for you. for several days this month, officers are going to be on the hunt specifically looking for and citing pedestrians who break the law. so of course that means, make sure you're using the crosswalk. and those of you on bicycles, beware because police are going to be citing you if you are involved in a rolling stops. so here are the dates this is going to happen. january 20, 23, and 31. it's all part of the city's plan to end traffic deaths by 2024. driving in the bay area, paying tolls? pretty much just a way of life for most of us. wait until you see how far one guy went to beat paying the toll in his own hometown. >> look at your screen. he created a device, a cover for his license plate, it is hooked up to a remote and that happens when he presses the button. every time he went through the toll plaza, the cover would drop

and he got away with it for quite a while except for on wednesday, hi hit the remote, and right behind him was a state trooper. so now the orange county man, instead of paying $1.25 toll, he's going to be facing felony charges, possibly prison time. >> things that are not worth it for $1,000, alex. ingenious but also really stupid. >> i have two thoughts. one, that toll is really cheap compared to ours here in the bay area. and two, man, that's dedication. he went all out. right now we're looking at a tough b.a.r.t. commute this morning. this is at macarthur station. that guy running to hopefully catch his train. this is from matt keller who's been reporting for us live there this morning. still a skm-wide delay, about 20 minutes. and actually, just a short time ago, they were holding all the trains again. sounds like they had to do a little more work to fully remove that disabled maintenance vehicle that was the cause of all this trouble this morning. but they are on the move once again as you can see here. so hopefully we're getting

closer to being back on time but if you are riding b.a.r.t., i would expect delays and expect to see a little fog on your commute. bay bridge has a dense fog advisory in effect as does the richmond-san rafael bridge. mike nicco had to scrape his windshield so we do have the possibility of ice but not too much this morning so far, right? >> not really. we have seen, impacted to show you, i just saw this on twitter. look. oh my goodness. doesn't that just look exceptional? this is emerald lake lodge in british columbia. wow. talk about your winter wonderland. i woender if i can rent that out. i wonder if i have money in my savings account or retirement. let's go back to what i seem to live in one of the coldest spots in the bay area. this is what i woke up to this morning. mike nicco at abc7 always has frost. that was before these high clouds started to roll in. they've kind of slowed our cooling, our temperatures have

risen just a little bit and nobody's below freezing right now. and you can see some of the fog down here an mount tamalpais and look at that rainbow of colors on our sunrise. morning fog and ice. mainly dry pattern through tuesday. spripgales near the coast saturday night and next storm is wednesday and thursday. san francisco, on the warm end, santa rosa and oakland at 56, and you can see 57 up there. tonight we're going to be in the low 30s around santa rosa, san ramon valley, the rest of us up in the mid 50s to. 30s and 40s for lows, 50s to near 60s for highs with clouds and sunshine through monday and then a light storm tuesday and wednesday building to a moderate storm thursday. . the san francisco public library welcoming back an overdue book from 100 years ago. the best part is the book's title. you can bring in overdue books, cds, dfts, no penalty, no

questions asked. the library's holding an event today to showcase someone turning in that old book with a due date stamp from 1917, presumably not the original lender. the amnesty program runs through valentine's day. >> really cool. we're coming back in 90 seconds. >> taking a live look outside. the east bay hills. it has been a foggy and low it has been a foggy and low cloud kind of morning in the bay rex tillerson put exxon's interests before america's.. i'm not here to represent the us government's interest.

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these are the seven things you need to know before you go. this is a live look at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. we still have major delays system-wide. this all starltded with a disabled maintenance vehicle on the tracks about 4:40 this morning. they have cleared that but boy those trains having to stop regularly as you head into san francisco so just expect some delays. the roads not too bad this morning, though. our reporting stations are saying the thickest fog is in oakland right now, number two, thick fog for your morning commute. we have thick fog in the livermore, the altamont pass, and all throughout the north bay valleys. this will start fading around 9:00. get ready for a whole lot of sunshine and dry weather this afternoon. two members o. oakland band tower of power are in critical condition after being hit by a train in jack london square last night. officials say david garibaldi and marc van wageningen crossed the tracks while the guard arms were down. that just happened minutes before a show nearby. number four, the marin ij reports someone who lived in marin has died of meningitis.

health officials want anyone who's been to soulcycle at larkspur landing to get checked out as soon as possible. soulcycle tells us its equipment is constantly sterilized. number five, health officials are warning hollister residents not to use their water for any reason. officials say well water could be contaminated following severe flooding near highway 152 on wednesday. number six, the first train in muni's new fleet unveiled to the public today at the east rail yard in san francisco. siemens oouz tweeted a photo of the train. number seven, resorts in tahoe working quickly to recover and prepare for a busy three-day weekend. some businesses may not be fully operational yet because they have had too much snow. we have had a whole lot of rain all week long and finally, we can say, it's over. >> other than a sprinkle or slight shower near the coast saturday night, dry through

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good morning, america. ice emergency. temperatures plunging from texas to maryland. cars coated across indiana. this commuter train stuck going up a frozen track in chicago. roads now a sheet of ice. widespread power outages and schools closing this morning. 15 states on alert as the new storm moves in. fbi director james comey now under investigation. the justice department looking into how he handled that hillary clinton e-mail investigation as president-elect trump's cabinet nominees breaks ranks with him over russia, torture, and a lot more, exactly one week from inauguration day. flight emergency. >> the paramedics are for the flight attendants. >> three flight attendants sick after a mysterious white powder