to make yourself a likely target. >> good morning on this wednesday, january 22nd. >> we'll get to that story in a second. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> hi. the rain is not quite over yet. we have a few areas of mist and drizzle. fog is forming. you can see the sierra nevadaada has a rain/snow mix. spotty showers from the livermore valley, altamont pass, temperatures are mild in the 50s. visibility down to nothing in parts of the north bay. 40s and 50s to start out. by 10:00, mid to upper 50s with sunshine. going through the afternoon, increasing the clouds. 3:00, upper 50s to low 60s. you're noticing milder temperatures for sure. tonight more patchy fog. we will be looking at a continued drying and warming trend, but we'll halt that right in time for the weekend. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. so abc7 news reporter amy

hollyfield is on the scene in livermore of this situation where we have police activity. the airway off-ramp is closed. we expect a report from her shortly. moving up to pinole, i'm giving you the thumbs up, westbound 08 before appian way, that debris is getting cleared up. patchy fog and wet conditions out there, this is san rafael 101. take your time out there. same thing goes at the golden gate bridge this morning. looking a little foggy and wet as well. >> thanks. hold on to your phones tight. new numbers show the number of us getting our phones and other electronics stolen on b.a.r.t. has gone up dramatically. >> in our effort to building a better bay area, we're highlighting the ways b.a.r.t. is responding to the crimes. julian glover is live with more. >> good morning to you. if you believe it or not, 1,180 phones and other electronic devices were reported stolen on

b.a.r.t. trains in 2019, an increase of 288 of those electronic devices being stolen from the previous year. that's up about a third overall. now the police chief of b.a.r.t. says the majority of the snatch and grabs happen when people are not paying attention on the train. you're sitting there, the train stops, the doors open, someone satches your phone, runs off and you're left on a train taking off. we hear the crooks are getting smart eer about this, too. they know to turn off the phone completely so you're unable to use one of those find my iphone or similar features to help locate your stolen device. they can easily get 300, 400 bucks when selling your phone. we want to give you an idea which stations are targeted. the balboa park station is the one with 118 cell phone and laptop thefts that were reported last year. that is up from just 65 in 2018. that's followed by the oakland coliseum station with 103 reported thefts last year.

that's nearly double the 53 reported in 2018. with the airport connector there, riders are less aware of surroundings, that's how crooks are able to get away with phones easier. the safest two stations, pittsburg and west dublin with no thefts or robberies reported there. what's being done about the issue to stop it from happening, b.a.r.t. police are cracking down by focusing on nights and weekends. they have 12 officers that will be patrolling the trains and making sure, stepping up a presence so people are less likely inclined to steal devices and be a deterrent for those crooks out there. something to keep in mind as you get on the train, keep that head on a swivel, make sure you're aware of your surroundings. julian glover, abc7 news. >> of course we learned about this from phil matier's column. you can read those columns in the "san francisco chronicle" every wednesday and sunday. coming up in the next hour, we're sitting down with the

b.a.r.t. director, bevan duffy. we will talk about what's being done to improve your ride to work. also this morning, we are learning more about a challenge sonoma county is facing in an effort to building a better bay area. the county promised to clear a homeless camp from the joe rodota trail with about one week left to go, more than 200 people are still camping out on that trail. sonoma county is preparing outdoor shelters ten miles out of town for about 60 people. they're hand picking the first shelter residents based to go. abc7 news asked why some are refusing help. >> no. >> you wouldn't go? >> i believe it's set up like a concentration camp. >> i'm 62 years old almost. why should i have somebody tell me i can't go someplace? >> neighbors living in oakmont have raised concerns about the

homeless. many people who are homeless say they're harmless and misunderstood. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our building a better bay area group on facebook. in the east bay, a major move from the city of oakland. it became the first california city to ban landlords from doing criminal background checks on potential tenants. city council unanimously passed a fair chance housing ordinance last night and it blocks landlords from rejecting someone because of a criminal conviction. supporters say this will help those who served their time rebuild their lives. back to our breaking news in livermore, the police activity on eastbound 580, also the airway off-ramp. i want to get to abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield who just made it to the scene with more information. hi, amy. >> good morning. huge police presence here at airway boulevard here in livermore at 580. wie on the south side of the freeway. they blocked off airway

boulevard and they are still very busy. we just saw them loading a man into an ambulance. he is handcuffed, he is talking. he is alert. we also moments before saw them surrounding a car. they had their guns drawn, they had the police dog out. they had a drone above the car, all precautions as they approached the car. they didn't know if somebody was inside. so it looked like potentially dangerous situation for police. they seem worried about it. and they blocked off this whole area. they have now told us there's no longer a threat to the public, however they kicked us out of the parking lot of the starbucks here and said they are roping it off and clearing it out. that they told starbucks and the 7-eleven they will be keeping people out of this area. those two things don't seem to agree with each other, so we're going to try to figure out why they would -- if there's no more threat why they need to widen the scene.

there is a large police presence here. expect this area to be shut down for a while if this is part of your routine. keep this in mind. there is so much activity we've not been able to approach police, only to be told by one officer that he couldn't comment. they were still busy when they got here moments ago. we'll keep watching this for you and try to figure out what happened and also keeping a respectful distance for a bit as they continue to work this scene. just wanted to let you know this was going on here in livermore. reporting live in livermore, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> we appreciate the update. now is your chance to take advantage of discounts on dining in the city. san francisco restaurant week begins today. >> there will be a kick-off event at the ferry building at 11:00 a.m. this morning featuring a fortune cookie surprise. more than 100 restaurants are taking part this year. a lot of them offer set lunches

and dinners at set prices. san francisco restaurant week runs through next friday. 49ers fans are making party plans for super bowl sunday which is still 11 days away, but many of you are going to abc7news.com to check this story out. >> two popular spots will be the team's sponsored watch parties. the niners hosted official watch parties all season long at spin sf in san francisco and sb2 communal bar and restaurant in san jose. they both have been packed during the playoffs with fans lining up two to three hours in advance. sb2s manager says she expects around 700 people to show up on super bowl sunday. details on timing will be available in the coming days. former giants great, barry bonds, will have to wait at least another year to be elected to the baseball hall of fame. yesterday mlb's all-time home run leader appeared on 60.7% of

all the ballots. that is well short of the 75% needed for that. bonds now has just two years of eligibility left. you know who did make it? derek jeter came within one vote of being a unanimous pick for the hall of fame. former rocky slugger larry walker also got enough votes for baseball's highest honor. >> good morning, everyone. live doppler 7. we have a lot of cloud cover, even moisture still in place over the bay area. even though the front is passed. we have the light winds and in the east bay, around the livermore valley, the altamont pass, the san ramon valley, 680 in fremont picking up on fog out there. the fog is moving around. it's really dense in the north bay from a quarter mile to a

half mile. fairfield, petaluma, even 5/8 of a mile. three along the coast, and around hayward. be careful out there. temperatures are mild. winds are light. not helping us out to mix-up the atmosphere. we'll get better visibility and have a return to some clouds and sun. it is mild, 6 degrees milder than yesterday at this hour. so heading out, you can see the clouds here in san francisco, certainly use caution on the wet streets, beginning to see a partly cloudy afternoon. high surf advisory through 9:00 this morning. san francisco, cloud cover and fog. low to mid 50s, by the afternoon, upper 50s and partly cloudy. jobina, good morning. >> good morning. thank you. if you're just joining us, amy hollyfield did have a live report for us from livermore this morning. the airway off-ramp is closed now. you can see it highlighted in the center of your screen in purple. that's due to heavy police

activity in the area. she told us she saw someone taken into handcuffs and several police vehicles on the scene. if that's a part of your morning commute, be aware of that. tracy to dublin, 46 minutes, antioch to concord, 15 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 15 minutes. a live look at san rafael, 101, a bit foggy and damp on our roads. take your time so we don't see spinouts. coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. and a late-night earthquake rattles the san fernando valley. and the massive brawl breaking out during a college football game. players throwing fists and even a chair. >> you meant basketball. >> what did i say? >> you have the nfl on your mind. >> it's just too much. >> it is. grammy awards controversy, what new bombshell allegations are coming to light days before music's biggest night. and we'll take you outside

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happened here. the activity is heavy and the airway off-ramp is closed right now. >> number two, senators were up until 2:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. setting the rules for president trump's impeachment trial. today the prosecution team will begin making their case. number three, b.a.r.t. officials say there's been a huge spike in the number of snatch and grab thefts of cell phones and laptops on trains. phil matier reports that the thieves are targeting passengers who are not paying attention because we're wrapped up in our devices. ac transit's board will throw their propossupport for a only lane on the bay bridge. some are not happy about the idea. the world health organization is keeping an eye on the s will decide whether to call the outbreak a global health crisis. we have wet pavements and a

lot of fog is forming from the north bay to the east bay. less than a quarter mile visibility. jerry rice has some advice for the super bowl-bound nfc champs. he says players need to get rid of all the distractions before going to miami on sunday. rice says they should get game tickets and accommodations for families set up now. a magnitude 3.6 effort quake has shaken the los angeles area. it hit just before midnight last night centered in granada hills and causing shaking throughout the san fernando valley. it became a trending topic on twitter. no early reports of injuries or major damage. happening today, the nba's number one draft pick, zion williamson, will make his regular season debut for the pelicans tonight as they face the spurs. williamson had surgery back in october to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. the pelicans have taken their time to make sure he's 100% when he hits the court. you can watch the game on espn

at 6:30 p.m. an ugly scene last night when a massive brawl marred the end of the game between kansas and kansas state. >> this is what started it. oh. that blocked shot in the final seconds, a little bit of taunting, then all of this. both of the benches cleared. you can see that chair. that was raised up, too. it took several minutes to break it up and get everybody away from each other. >> that was an embarrassment on our part for the role that we played in it. and, you know, i'll -- there will be consequences that i'm sure i'll announce tomorrow for that role as soon as i'm able to study it and come to grips with all of it. >> kansas ended up winning the game 81-60. the two schools are set to meet

again on february 29th in manhattan, kansas. >> no, no, no. >> don't like to watch this. >> no. isn't one of those teams mike nicco's team? >> yes. >> yes. >> thank you. >> y'all are not going to drag mike when he's not here. >> he's a kansas boy, actually he's a missouri boy. he wasnent to uk, ku, one of th. talking about mike. we are looking at low clouds and fog still some moisture out there. mist and drizzle over into the east bay. so you'll need your wipers heading out. then you get into about the two mile, three mile visibility. in the north bay it's worse than that. you can see the moisture in the mountains, numbers in the mid 30s. it's mild, a rain event, 54 in oakland, 53 in hayward. fremont checking in at 52. very mild out there. we'll bring on the sun later

today. we have all sorts of fog from the east bay. high pressure is still offshore. not quite building in yet. we have a spotty shower, some fog for the commute. milder the next few days. the rain does return by the weekend. looks like it wants to linger into next week. highs today underneath partly cloudy skies, 58 in san francisco. 59 in oakland. 60 in concord and livermore. 61 in santa rosa. tonight we're dry, lots of 40s around the bay. it's still active out there, jobina? >> yes. it certainly is. 5:19, good morning. we're checking in on the developing situation we're following out of livermore. this is airway boulevard that you are looking at. the airway off-ramp, off of eastbound 580 is shut down right now due to this police activity. this is a live picture showing the area. amy hollyfield is on the scene there. she has not been able to talk with police officers to find out

what happened here. she says she did witness someone being handcuffed and taken away. that person was talking as they entered an ambulance. we are still waiting to find out more information on that. want to move over to another crash in fairfield, this is westbound 80 before travis boulevard. car spun out s hit a center divide. it doesn't look like injuries have been reported a slowdown is starting. today is the last day to file a claim for free credit monitoring or compensation if you were effected by the massive 2017 equifax data breach. a u.s. district court finalized the $70 million settlement. the personal information of 147 million people was a part of the breach. those who do file claims are eligible to get at least four years of credit monitoring or get a cash payout. the original amount was $125, but given the number of people who have filed, it could be

substantially less than that. controversy swirling around music's biggest night. >> according to new allegations, the grammy awards are rife with corruption. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, just four days before music's biggest night, new bombshell allegations are hitting the grammys. ♪ a new complaint to the equal employment opportunity commission filed by recently ousted recording academy ceo and president debra dugan claims the grammy voting progress is rife with corruption. ♪ the complaint specifically naming ed sheeran and understa ariana grande who missed out on song of the year category due to an outrageous conflict of interest. >> if i was an artist and i found out i lost a nomination due to politics, i would be

angry. >> what does this mean for sunday's awards? chris conley weighs in live at 7:00 a.m. >> oops. that can't be good. all right. new this morning, speaking of the 2k3wr5grammys, host alysha s about to release her first new album in seven years. >> the 15-time grammy winner announced a new album and a world tour. the album will be titled "alysha." it will drop march 20th. her tour will make a stop at the masonic in san francisco on september 24th. tickets go on sale today. today, at 10:00. >> i like her. she's a fantastic host of the grammys. looking forward to that. >> that's cool. looking forward to her hosting. >> good timing. scary new numbers when it comes to opioid abuse in san francisco. coming up next, the n

. good mrning to you. wednesday morning. look at northern and central california, the green representing a good deal of clouds and moisture over the state. as we go in closer to the east bay, not only do we have fog around fremont and livermore, still some mist and drizzle here, the hills, higher elevations, mount lafayette looking gray and misty. the mist, the drizzle and the fog will be us for the next few hours, then milder days and sun coming up governor newsom will be in san francisco today for a summit with other governors. they'll discuss how state governments can improve infrastructure. while in the city the governors will tour the salesforce transit center. it closed shortly after 2014

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breaking news at 5:30, police activity near 580 in livermore. drivers are forced to take a detour. and new details on a deadly gas station shooting. new video shows the moments before an off-duty police officer pulls the trigger. and senators are up until 2:00 a.m. in the impeachment trial. and the furry fistfight in san jose. the costumed crusaders who help to catch a suspected criminal. >> you know what mama always taught you? >> what. >> don't ever get in a fight with a kangaroo.

>> the tail whipping around in the back got me. i'm glad they're okay. and they did the right thing. >> yeah. >> it's still damp out there. the rain took its time getting here yesterday and the afternoon. lingered through the evening and overnight hours. looking at live doppler 7, it's a mix of a little bit of moisture, a lot of cloud cover and going in closer to the east bay, we have the fog closer to the bay. out towards the livermore valley, a few areas of mist and drizzle. look at that visibility. quarter mile fairfield, napa, petalu petaluma, santa rosa. 2 miles at the airport. you can expect delays there. three miles in livermore. with the 50s out there for most of you, it is pretty comfortable. it will be warmer throughout the afternoon. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. so we are continuing to follow this breaking traffic news in livermore right now. we do have abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield there on the

scene. situation all morning long. airway boulevard is shut down. the airway580. want to get to amy hollyfield who has more information for us. good morning. >> good morning. we have a lot to show you. first, let me give you the current situation. this area is blocked off. a lot of police officers here. the parking lot of the starbucks you can't get into. when we pulled up, it was intense. so many officers were here, they moved in on a car. they had a police dog, a drone above the car, guns drawn as they made sure there wasn't a threat to them inside the car. that ended peacefully. nothing happened. it was quite a scene to witness. we saw them put a man in handcuffs in an ambulance and take him away. he was alert. he was conscious. looked okay. he was taken away for treatment.

and officer did say there was not a public threat right now, but they roped off this parking lot. they still have a wide scene here where they are keeping people at distance. they also have a public information officer, an officer assigned to handle the media on the way to the scene. we expect to get more information soon about what happened here. certainly wanted to keep you in the loop of being able to see this situation. this is airway boulevard in livermore at 580. we're south of 580. you might be familiar with the 24-hour starbucks, it's a busy one and difficult to get to right now. keep that in mind and stay with us as we get more information about what happened. live in livermore, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you for that update. it was a late night for senators on capitol hill. >> after a 12-hour long marathon session they approved rules for president trump's impeachment

trial. >> that vote did not happen until just before 2:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. elizabeth hur is on capitol hill with the new developments. >> good morning. yes, it was a long day and night and many of the senate members left the building here exhausted. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said in his view day one was a good day. the impeachment trial of president trump resuming today with opening statements, this following a marathon session yesterday that stretched well past midnight. with the ground rules approved and some senators even seen rushing out of the building. the trial kicked off with a fierce debate over the rules. >> but president trump does not want you to hear from ambassador bolton, and the reason has nothing to do with executive privilege or this other nonsense. >> the only one who should be embarrassed, mr. nadler, is you. >> this clash even prompting a rare moment, chief justice john

roberts admonishing both sides. >> i think it is appropriate at th both the house managers and the president's counsel in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest deliberative body. >> reporter: senate majority mitch mcconnell did make some changes to his proposed rules, now giving three days of opening statements and allowing the existing evidence. >> right now president trump is on his way back to washington from the world economic forum in switzerland. before leaving he told reporters he's happy with what he saw and that his legal team is doing a good job. i'm elizabeth hur for abc7 news. >> thank you. abc7 news will have live coverage throughout the trial. you can get the updates on air, online and through our abc7 news app.

ac transit's board is expected to back a proposal for a bus-only lane on the bay bridge. >> the idea is controversial. it will speed up buses on the bridge, but it will take away a driving lane for everybody else. the idea was floated by east bay assemblyman rob bonta tshgbont someone suggested the idea on his facebook page. caltrans opposed the idea. the mtc has not made the bus lane a priority. building a better bay area means covering the issues that matter to you including transportation and a new ucla study shows an increasing number of bay area commuters are taking uber and lyft instead of public transit. today the public transit commission will look at the proposed solutions to improve service and increase ridership. they include addressing crowding

issues, improving service during off-peek hours and better integrating fares and routes. >> i'm tracking the coronavirus outbreak. the world health organization will meet today to decide whether or not to declare the outbreak a global health crisis. chinese officials are warning people to avoid gatherings in the city of wuhan. a man from washington state yesterday was confirmed to have caught the disease. health officials are prepared. >> a lot of this has been prepped and primed by the response of not only the cdc but the world health organization in response to sars so we know how to act more quickly, more efficiently. >> major u.s. airports have increased passenger screening for the virus. >> thank you. new developments, we're getting a new look at a deadly shooting in vallejo involving an

off duty police officer. the city posted four new angles of the moments leading up to the death of eric reason. reason was shot in november after an argument over a parking space. reason in the white t-shirt can be seen pulling a gun and running away as thomas draws his weapon and fires. vallejo police claim as he was running, reason raised his gun at some point. they say thomas kept firing because he believed reason posed an immediate threat to him. this wild video is making the rounds this morning. why people in pajamas and dinosaur costumes were seen fighting on a sidewalk. plus -- bernie fighting back. his response after hillary clinton's comments saying no one likes him. and free nachos for the niners. one restaurant serving up all the nachos you want for the entire week. >> that looks tasty.

right now we'll talk about how the weather is looking today. what do we have? >> it's a little gray and misty. it's improving. we'll see improvement thes by the afternoon. starting out with live doppler 7. you'll notice there is fog. that ris represented by the gra. there the moisture is just mist and drizzle. it's falling below the radar beam. it's been slick out there, so do be careful in the hills there, the higher elevations, but look at the visibility, down to a quarter mile from napa, petaluma, santa rosa and farfield. five miles at the coast, two miles in the livermore valley. oakland could be impacted throughout the morning hours. 54 there. los gatos is 48. the golden gate bridge, folks seem to be getting along just fine. it is wet out there. use caution with the fog. mass transit should not see a problem. looking at a chop out there in the morning. as our beach hazard statement continues through 9:00. if you're headed in to the city,

it's dry, in the low 50s. mid 50s with partly cloudy skies. making it to the upper 50s. it will be brighter, warmer out there. clouds will insulate us tonight. 61 in fremont, palo alto and santa rosa. if you think that's warmer, it is. that trend will continue. we'll have that patchy fog again tonight with milder readings. as we look at the rest of the week, thursday and friday, check out the numbers. we're in the mid 60s in the south bay, cupertino, sunnyvale, into friday. and even in our inland east bay, where we usually sometimes get that tule fog and that cool air, we're milder. we're dry. we will have a mix of the clouds out there. jobina is here with an update on that activity in the east bay. >> yes, thank you. good morning. we're starting off with a live picture showing you airway boulevard in livermore right now. it is completely shut down. so is the airway boulevard off-ramp from eastbound 580 because of this police activity. you can see what's going on. it's unclear what happened here. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is on the scene

there. she did say she saw someone handcuffed loaded into an ambulance. that person was speaking. there are some other civilian vehicles, if you will, on the scene there with the doors open. we saw officers approaching them with guns. we're waiting to find out more on that. moving to san francisco, we do have a crash involving one car here blocking two lanes, northbound 101 past 280. be aware of that slowdown. want to get to some drive times. there is a crash in tracy on 205 that may slow you down, that's blocking one lane. antioch to concord, 19 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 18 minutes. we have a programming note to tell you about. >> brand local issues is expanding to tv. it connects people with good news, good people and good eats. starting february 17th you will find it over the air on digital channel 7.2 and on

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pulled that man out and someone dressed as a pink dinosaur, another person dressed as a tiger restrained him until police arrived. the man faces charges now. >> thank you to this kangaroo. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is responding to critical comments made by hillary clinton in a new documentary. >> clinton is quoted as saying in the film "he was in congress for years. he had one senator support him. nobody likes him. nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done." the 2016 democratic presidential nominee spoke to the hollywood reporter about the upcoming documentary. asked to respond to the remarks, sanders said he had other priorities to focus on. >> look. look. secretary clinton is entitled her point of view. my job today is to focus on the impeachment trial. my job today is to put together a team that can defeat the most

dangerous president in the history of the united states of america. >> now a reporter asked clinton if she stood by her critical comments aimed at sanders and she said yes. in the south bay, dozens got the chance to work out with the greatest 49ers receiver of all time. >> jerry rice worked out with fans and talked about the super bowl. it comes less than two weeks before super bowl liv in miami. that's where rice won two of his three super bowl rings. he had some advice for the niners. >> try to get rid of everything, all of the distractions. the tickets, your family and stuff like that, you try to get that all situated now. once you get to miami, do the media monday and tuesday, after that, get into your routine of practicing, you start to focus on the big day, which is the super bowl.

>> 49er fans purchased rice's new book "america's game: the nfl at 100." restaurants are rooting for the 49ers with special deals. >> niners fans can get free nachos this week if they say go 49ers to their server at the restaurant. they have several bay area locations. they're in santa rosa, emeryville, south san francisco, union city, fairfield and vallejo. that's a fun tip. >> it's like everybody is getting in the spirit. >> i like it. also i need some nachos. those two go together well. >> i hope the energy spreads. >> to more free things in. >> yes. >> buffalo wild wings, if the game goes into overtime, they're doing free chicken wings. do we have buffalo wild wings? >> yeah, we do. >> i love nachos and wings. >> send the free stuff over. good morning. looking at some moisture out

there. the front is moving away from the bay area. we have a rinl dge of high prese that will build in. we will be dry and milder, once again we'll call that a dirty ridge of high pressure high pressure building in. this is the moisture in livermore and the wet pavement and fog. look how low those low clouds are. 52 downtown as well as redwood city and half moon bay. 54 in san jose. with no wind at all in the city, there's another reason why that fog is forming. 48 in napa and santa rosa with a mild 47. all those places in the north bay is where we have the very, very dense fog. maybe an isolated shower, more likely that mist and drizzle to use your wipers from the car in front of you. looking at milder temperatures today, tomorrow, into friday, and then the rain returning over the weekend. highs today in the low 60s for you in santa clara. 60 in redwood city. 50s downtown.

58 in san francisco. 61 in santa rosa. 59 in oakland. jobina has an update on that police activity in livermore. >> thank you. good morning. so, yes, i want to give you an update on the breaking news we've been following out of livermore. you can see this is video from the scene. those officers surrounding that vehicle with guns. livermore police department has just confirmed to us that they are investigating an officer-involved shooting in the area of kitty hawk road. so airway boulevard off of eastbound 580, that's the airway off-ramp there, it's still shut down while they work to secure the scene. the police department is saying they -- there are no officers injured, there are no outstanding suspects. back down here in the studio, looking at other issues, a crash we're following in san francisco involving one car on northbound 101 past 280. it's turned around the wrong way, blocking two lanes now. just be aware of that.

if 101 is a part of your morning commute. fairfield, westbound 80 before travis boulevard, that crash cleared much earlier, the backup is still a problem. expect delays in that area. happening today, two u.n. officials are expected to report there's enough evidence to suggest that saudi arabia hacked amazon founder jeff bezos' phone. >> officials will recommend the kingdom and the united states investigate. security officials believe large amounts of data begab lean leav his phone after he opened a tainted video belonging to the whatsapp address. general motors has rolled out a prototype self driving shuttle that doesn't have a steering wheel, foot pedal or driving controls. the debut happened yesterday

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good wednesday morning. a little light rain in the mountains. high elevation snow. 80 and 50 here on the way to the mountains, it's still awfully wet. a little wet pavement here. otherwise warming up and drying out. 60 in sacramento. upper 60s in los angeles. looking at the sierra nevada for the next several days, clouds today, upper 50s. still mild, overnight lows around freezing. good morning. starting off with a live look in livermore right now, you're seeing this police activity. this is a live picture showing you what's happening now. this is airway boulevard, it's shut down and the airway off-ramp from eastbound 580 is shut down. the livermore police department confirmed they are investigating an officer-involved shooting. they say there's no threat to the public and the scene is secure. they have not given an update as to when this will reopen. moving over to the richmond-san rafael bridge, you can see there's a backup as people try to approach the toll plaza. we have a stalled car in the

mid-span of the bridge. just want you to be aware of that. expect delays in the area. mass transit updates, the ferries are operating with no delays. b.a.r.t. has 38 trains running on time. ace 1 is about 11 minutes behind schedule, they have equipment work going on until the 28th. check this out. we wanted to show you this new video from the sierra. an entire family of mountain lions caught on someone's home security camera. the five cats were spotted earlier this month. this is picking up major interest with scientists because mountain lions are typically solitaire creatures. fish and wildlife shared this video with several wildlife biologists. apparently none of them could recall ever seeing five of these cats together at one time. beautiful creatures. >> i like to see them hanging out. >> from a distance. this morning miami is waking up with a chance of it raining

iguanas. >> listen. there's such a cold snap overnight that the national weather service is warning people to watch out for iguanas falling out of trees. this has happened before, back in 2018. because lizards like to sleep in the trees, since they don't do well with the cold temperatures their bodies can go did orment and they'll fall. >> florida isflorida -- it's als something. >> look. it fell out. >> is it okay? is it going to wake up? >> it just needs to sit in the sun. i get like that sometimes. >> kumasi. so good. starbucks is adding more plant based menu options in an effort to create a more environmentally friendly menu. they will also switch from single use to reusable packaging by 2030. they also want to cut car bopbon

emissions in half. fire officials are investigating an incident in which teens burned out an electrical outlet on tiktok. >> they say a tiktok challenge involves partially inserting a phone charger into an outlet and sliding a penny in between the exposed prongs. students who tried this in plymouth, massachusetts burned the outlet. the fire chief said they put everyone at the school at risk. >> the other issue could be that you do electrical damage behind the walls, and fire could be burning behind the walls. parents are asked to talk to their kids about not doing this dangerous challenge. >> why? >> why? seems obvious, but don't do that. new at 6:00, the number of people seeking wildfire compensation from pg&e doubles in two months. what's behind that spike.

and the breaking news in the east bay, a huge police presence after an investigation shut down part of interstate 580 for a short time this morning. amy hollyfield is there getting new information. a reminder as you head out the door, hold on tight to your smartphone. the number of electronic devices being reported stolen up 32% from 2018 to 2019. i'm julian glover with what you need to do to make sure you're not a victim. it's 5:57, you can see the low clouds this morning over the city as you are get

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in the last 15 minutes we have gotten a major update on this huge police investigation happening near interstate 58 to in livermore. we know it's an officer-involved shooting. amy hollyfield is there getting information and will join us live in a few

>> if you're driving this morning you will probably see wet roads and some fog. please be careful. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> good morning kumasi and reggie. we had that front move through the afternoon and get hung up in the bay area, this morning it's providing mist, drizzle and fog. taking you to the east bay, livermore valley, dublin, a few areas of mist. overall the system is out of here. it's the fog we're worried about. visibility a half mile, quarter mile in the north bay. two miles in livermore. 3 miles on the coast. starting out with 40s and 50s. getting brighter and milder throughout the afternoon. calling it partly cloudy, near 60 inland today. more clouds tonight. jobina is here with an update on all that's going on in livermore. good morning. >> good morning. we are following this developing breaking traffic news out of livermore