of accidents in its wake, a big rig rolled over outside watsonville, the highway patrol says wet conditions and excessive speed may have led the driver to lose control. >> caltrans says the slide and the oncoming storm will close the highway for days. and to that end, the national weather service is warning travelers to get through the sierra pass by 4:00 p.m. >> we're just hours away from getting really drenched in the bay area. more on that in just a moment. but first we have breaking news in san francisco. >> there is major police activity in the excelier district. we just learned from sfpd that an officer was shot. >> the activity is near the intersection of mission street and geneva avenue. a call for more backup went out in the last 30 minutes. we have crews at the scene and

we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >> we are on that so stay here with us. but i want to turn your attention to the rough weather that's coming our way. >> this is just a brief respite, right? >> we are seeing a break, we are seeing some is spotty showers right now, but they're have light and very spotty in nature. we'll take a look at where it is a little bit wet out there. street level radar, lucas valley road, we're seeing wet payment, winds are increasing out of the south, 29 miles an hour in half moon bay, this is in advance of the next storm. current system level 1, spotlight showers, winds 15 to 30 miles an hour. here are the current rainfall totals. . oakland, .67, when you take a

live look at doppler 7, you'll see that stronger storm that's going to soak the bay area, the timing is not good, i'll let you know why coming up. right now we want to take a look with sky 7, using sky map 7 at the scene of that major accident where that officer was shot. you can see mission and geneva is the intersection where it's all happening. >> the call for backup went out about 30 minutes ago, muni says that trains are being rerouted. >> we do have word that there may be a suspect in custody and we're seeing obviously a lot of officers on scene. once again the san francisco's police officers association union tweeting just now that there was an officer involved shooting and you'll want to a avoid the area of mission and

geneva. today's rain is keeping the chp busy along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. >> firefighters examine this woman after her car became wedged under a guardrail in a spinout, southbound highway 17 near lost gatos. chp san jose says they've received 40 calls since midnight. >> it's been mainly property damage collisions, just two vehicle kind of rear end, fender-benders. >> reporter: terrible visibility and fallen trees create hazardous conditions for hydroplaning is a concern. >> you kind of slam on the brakes and you feel the vehicle lose control. that's the worst thing you can do in a collision, it's going to push you into a collision every

time. >> reporter: let off the gas and hold your steering wheel steady until you regain traction. the rain is not slowing people in bear creek. the santa clara water district reports that the reservoirs are still below average, only 33% of capacity as of today. so the rain is not enough to celebrate, that is unless you're celebrating from the east coast. >> so it's beautiful out here in nonsunny california, we like it. >> because she still has snow on her ridge in her yard. just when you thought the dust had settled, the acting chief of i.c.e. has accused the mayor of oakland of putting the public in danger. laura anthony had the story from oakland. >> 80% of all aliens we arrested in california last year were convicted criminals. >> the head of i.c.e. is blaming the mayor of oakland for the continuing fallout he claims came from libby schaaf's warning

of impending i.c.e. raids in the bay area. >> three of the people we couldn't locate have since reoffended. the one person i just talked about was just arrested for robbery and multiple weapons violations. >> reporter: i.c.e. says a second man was arrested for d d dui and one for spousal abuse. >> it is a continued distraction, it is a continued perpetuation of a racist lie. >> schaaf doesn't regret giving the warning and isn't convinced any of the reoffenses had anything to do with her going public. >> if they are in fact convicted, convicted not just arrested, but convicted of dangerous crimes, there are procedures in place to address that. >> i'm afraid this is an embarrassment. >> reporter: the trump administration has threatened

legal action against schaaf, something the mayor admits she doesn't take lightly. >> of course i'm concerned about my personal freedom. of course i'm concerned because it has never been my intent to break the law. >> reporter: so far schaaf says she has no knowledge of any justice department investigation into her actions. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 nude news. an ic.e. employee wants everyone to know that not every i.c.e. employee -- >> the problem comes in the dangers of people coming out being prompted to go out by organizations and individuals to interfere with those types of enforcement operations, it's very dangerous, it puts those individuals that are coming out in danger, it puts our agents in danger and it certainly puts the general public in danger. >> reporter: i.c.e. operations

focusing on immigrants recently raised tensions between the community and agents, especially in oakland. >> it's not about what you say but what you do. so i think it's going to take some time for us to heal and understand that, you know, we need each other to make this city a better city. >> you can watch our entire interview only our website abc7news.com. for the first time, we're hearing from mark zuckerberg about the data scandal engulfing facebook. he said the company will take steps to fix what he calls a breach of trust between the social media giant and its users, zuckerberg said he was also working to figure out what exactly happened. it turns us that a data firm with ties to trump's campaign reportedly accessed data from about 50 million users without their knowledge. the website had already banned

videos showing how to use bump stocks following last year's shooting rampage in las vegas that killed dozens. current videos that face greater controls include gun safety tips and lessons on marksman ship. programs called in range tv will move its content to porn hub to protest youtube's chainnges. the naacp has filed a complaint with the d.a.'s office saying that supervisors violated a law by appointing mark ferrell as interim mayor. >> that was ungodly, unholy and unprinciples. >> reporter: san francisco's naacp president reverend amos brown said that the plot was

hatched by the board of supervisors to re -- instead six supervisors voted to remove breed from the temporary position and appoint their colleague ferrell. ferrell was chosen as supervisor and he chose not to run for mayor, arguments his colleagues made when they appointed him. brown allegations the six supervisors met secretly to discuss their plans. >> there were several meetings at a certain restaurant in this town in which this matter was cooked up. >> reporter: supervisor jane kim is one of the supervisors who voted for ferrell. >> we'll certainly be discussing with the triple digit attorndis office to see if there were any violations, i don't think any were made. >> it's all election year politics and that's why quite frankly i think it's great that we have a mayor that's not

running for office and doesn't have to participate in that stuff. >> reporter: the clerk in the district attorney's office confirmed that complaint. we are continuing to follow the breaking news in san francisco, a police officer has been shot. >> also ahead, approving oak land's preschools and a push to make them more affordable. the two area revolutionaries who just won the nobel prize of computing. big bonus, how elan musk can make $30 million. i see your one, two and three dollar deals. tell you what, i'll raise you five. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save. like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices.

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back now to breaking news outside san francisco. sky 7 is live over the scene of an officer involved the intersection of mission and geneva. >> sfpd confirms one of their officers was shot, we do not know what led up to this shooting. sfpd just tweeted asking people to avoid that area until further notice. >> and this is all indeed happening near geneva and mission street. and muni has confirmed to us that several transit lines are become rerouted right now for the investigation. >> let's go back quickly to sky 7, give you one more look at this over mission and geneva avenue, one police officer shot, we don't know the extent of that injury or if anyone else was shot as well.

you can see, police officers, firefighters, paramedics all on scene at mission and geneva. we'll bring you any more information this half hour and a full report coming up on abc7 "news at 6:00" and on our website as well. you are looking at what highway patrol helicopters saw when they used night vision goggles and a headlight to find a woman who got lost on sunday. except for being cold, though, the woman was fine. the chp flew her out of the park. one in six children in the u.s. faces hunger. one in six. there is a nationwide movement to promote the foods that kids need to stay healthy, and today in oak land, a leader in that movement gave some oakland students a taste of what they need.

>> reporter: today's lesson at allen dale elementary in oakland focused on nutrition, and how to make foods that are good for you without necessarily being a renowned chef. >> i learned that eating vegetables and fruits is more healthy than eating just junk food. >> more than 13 million children in the country live in what's called food insecure homes. >> a lot of issues really come when we're trying to stretch our dollar here in the bay area and we just don't always have money to provide everything that we want to for our students. >> allen dale is one of those schools providing breakfast in the classroom for the first 10 to 15 minutes to ensure that every student has the necessary fuel to learn. >> you can just probably eat a little snack like a carrot or a banana so your body can stay healthy. >> reporter: the hope is that what they learn today will be repeated at home. >> when you go home tonight,

what are you going to dell your parents? >> i healthy role model h young girl. an effort is under way in the east bay to get an early education measure that supporters say would benefit thousands of children on the november ballot. abc7 news was at the library at 81st street and ruds dale street. the oakland children's initiative is designed to dramatically improve access to children in underserved areas. >> this is a social justice issue. this is an issue that impacts low income, disadvantaged communities the most. >> the initiative will be funded by a new parcel tax. the goal is to try to triple the number of college graduates in

oakland by focusing on early educati education. tesla ceo elan musk could -- tesla shareholders approved an all or nothing compensation package for musk that's currently worth 2.6 billion, that could rise dramatically if tesla reaches certain targets. if all that succeeds, tesla's worth could increase over $62 million, and tesla could own 6.8 billion in tesla stock and more than a quarter of the electric car and solar panel company as well. two bay area scientists somewhere whereon the tony awarr risc that stands for reduction

set commuting. hennessy was at stanford and patterson was at cal when they came up with the idea. >> simple decoding signs and the risk machines uniformly ignore the advice to try to make products smaller so they run faster. >> people thought isc technology would not take off. patterson eventually designed a processor to sun microsystems. the two helped shift the community from the east coast to silicon valley. let's look at live doppler 7, right now it is pretty quiet across the bay area, we will go into street level radar, where we're seeing some spotty showers, and it's basically around knnovato, highway 101, there's still some spotty showers kelseyville, clear lake, but the rainfall will be ramping

up, you see what's going through san luis obispo county, they're expecting in california, 3 to 6 inches of mud some debris flows not out of the realm of possibility. this moisture flow is very humid air along with a southerly wind increasing the mugginess factor, 50 to 59 degrees is muggy, and most areas are in the mid to upper 50s. so if it feels a little sticky to you, that's why. the temperatures did manage to get up into the low 70s in some spots. stormy for your morning commute, colder with showers friday and saturday and there is a possibility of a snow over the highest peaks locally. tomorrow we're going to a level 12 moderate strength storm. thunderstorms will be possible

and winds will be gusting 20 to 30 miles an hour. just some moderate showers, the rainfall begins to increase in coverage with the south bay getting hit hurt in the late night hours. right around the south bay, pockets of moderate rain, this trend carries over and it is only going to intensify between 8:00 a.m. and you will notice 9:00 a.m. could see an isolated thunderstorm or two, definitely seeing thunderstorms at that time. noontime the rain shifts over to scattered showers and scattered showers continuethrou through t evening hours, because they're just going to be scattered showers in nature, can't rule out the possibility of a thunderstorm then. additional rainfall, the highest in the santa cruz mountains, could see up to a third inch in santa rosa. isolated thunder risk is there for the east bay and south bay, best possibility tomorrow.

avalanche warning until friday, considerable to high avalanche danger, winter storm warning above 6,500 feet until 11:00 p.m. thursday, this starts tonight at 11:00 p.m. they will see snow all right, this is just taking you through tomorrow night. 22 inches at donner. friday and saturday's storm will add another 6 to 12 inches, possibly a couple more feet at the highest elevations. humid tomorrow, temperatures low to upper 50s, a soggy commute, then for is afternoon, cooler, temperatures low to mid 60s. it is a moderate strength storm, stormy morning on tap, light rain, breezy for your friday saturday, cold showers and then the showers continue on sunday, level 1 for friday through send, drying out monday through wednesday. just watch out tomorrow morning, that's going to be a dangerous situation.

an incredible moment in kosovo today. opposition lawmakers set off tear gas canisters in parliament, they wanted to stop a vote on a boarder agreement. kosovo has to ratify an agreement with its neighbor mont neck grow, they say 30 square miles of kosovo land to

montenegro. >> a robotic fish could be a new type of tool for ocean exploration. it's called sofi and it's built by researchers at mit. this shows sofi swimming alongside regular fish. it's equipped with a camera and can dive 50 feet in the water. they're hoping to monitor animals without disturbing them. they're hoping sofi can automatically follow fish. and now abc7 news was at the space and science center when oak land mayor libby schaaf cut the ribbon to open a new outdoor deck. >> the learning never stops, nor should it stop. so those skills that you allow

kids to grow, to build when they're younger, they become lifelong learners. >> the new outdoor deck adds 3 ,000 square feet to the center and it will provide better views on those clearer days. stay with us, abc7 news at 5:00 continues. >> the gramr

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the last few minutes. sources tell us the officer was hit in the leg but the wounds are not life threatening. >> a suspect was also shot, two others taken to the hospital reportedly injured as well. we're getting more information as you look live from sky 7, we'll bring you live team coverage of this on 6:00. home buyers app that can tell you how much of a risk you're taking before you buy. north bay firefighters are offering a big thanks to singer bonnie raitt. >> that's raitt performing at a benefit concert at fox theater in oakland. >> $137,000 is going to the tipping point community fire relief fund. last night's show was the latest in a series of fund-raisers to help victims of last year's wildfires. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time, hope to

see you again in half an hour, on abc7 "news at 6:00." tonight, the states of tonight, on this west coast edition, the states of emergency in the east. the massive system hitting the west. the massive nor'easter slamming into the east, from d.c. up through philadelphia, new york city and boston. blinding snow, schools closed. and the mandatory evacuations tonight in southern california. kayna whitworth is there. also, breaking developments tonight in the case of the serial bomber. the suspect surrounded, dying when a bomb blows up in his car. tonight, how they found him, and the new surveillance right here. police say this is the 23-year-old in a wig and gloves, and what they say he's about to do. the stunning video now emerging. investigators studying this moment, when the bridge collapses in miami. president trump livid tonight. the leaked information about his phone call witvl