naglee and bascom is basically the intersection there and south of that we have the closure as crews continue on scene. i'm going to circle that on the map off the nimitz freeway, not far from 280 but that one portion of bascom is closed because of the ongoing fire fight, likely to say that way until daylight. you can get by on local roadways. the rest of the freeways move smoothly. smaller incidents. notice something marked on the bay bridge now, the lower deck getting in toward treasure island, reports of a disabled vehicle we'll track that but so far no major problems show up. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. it's 4:51. >>> developing this morning, four people are injured, three critically after an explosion in an industrial neighborhood near los angeles. it happened yesterday afternoon at a tractor storage facility i firefighters corralled it in time. the victim suffered serious words. no word on what triggered the blast but bomb experts were digging for clues late last night. >>> a crime alert, thieves are encroaching on chinatown and many victims are elderly shop owners. w

toward the south bay we have a closure of bascom, a portion of bascom is closed, we have folks getting by on the surface streets in either direction, just off the nimitz, just off 280 and for the reason laura we hand it off to you. >> that's right. that's breaking news we're covering for folks this morning, firefighters are putting out hot spots at the scene of an overnight fire. take a look at the flames. this all happened at the abandoned building along north bascom avenue. no word on any injuries, and we also don't know the cause. this is what the scene looks like now. we know firefighters have responded to several incidents at this facility, including a small fire there yesterday. so it's unknown if that has anything to do with this morning's big incident. currently bascom and naglee avenues are shut down and will remain closed during the investigation. >>> it is 5:02 right now. washington in mourning for a victim of the capitol siege. we have a live look at capitol hill inside the rotunda, where a somber tribute is under way at this hour. it is for brian sicknick, a u.s. capitol p

northbound bascom is closed between san carlos and nagley avenues. it's not clear yet how the fire started. we'll keep you updated as new information comes in. kumasi. >>> this morning people living in one san francisco neighborhood hit hardest by covid-19 can now line up to get the shot. this is the city's first vaccine clinic based on zip code. amy hollyfield has more on the new drop-in clinic. >> reporter: the cities worry the most vulnerable may not come to the pharmacy or go across town to the mass vaccination site, so they're going to bring the vaccines to the neighborhood. as you said, this is the first vaccine site based on zip code. it is in san francisco's bayview district. residents with the zip code of 94124 or 94135 can get the shot. the infection rate in the bayview is 10%. that's why the city decided to target the area, and those who got vaccinated say they are so grateful. >> it's getting serious and it's scary. i'm quite glad they have put it in the neighborhood where afro americans and latinos live so that we have a chance to save o

i've also circled a surface street, bascom northbound side is closed and overnight fire. i want to show you the rest of the commute, a smooth drive. the bay bridge toll plaza sees more traffic but the sensors have gone back to green. a great drive over to the east bay. back over to you, laura. >> thank you, mike. 6:01. >>> breaking news has to do with the state of education during the pandemic. the city of san francisco is expected to file a lawsuit today to try to get classroom doors back open. the city will sue its own public school district. the first city in california to do so, possibly even the country. this is according to reporting from "the chronicle" this morning. the suit will allege violations of state law. city attorney dennis herrera will file that lawsuit, signed off by mayor london breed. a motion is expected to be filed next week asking the san francisco superior court to issue an emergency order. >>> firefighters putting out hot spots at an overnight fire at an abandoned building along north bascom avenue near naglee. no word on injuries and investigaors

southbound bascom opened an hour ago. it is not clear how the fire started. as soon as we get more information, we'll be sure to update you on the air and online. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> new this morning, the city of san francisco is reportedly preparing to sue the school district and the school board over reopening plans. education, of course, one of our focuses as we work to build a better bay area. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in the city with more on this announcement. amy? >> reporter: kumasi, what a move by the city, suing its own school district, and apparently the mayor is on board, mayor london breed telling "the chronicle," distance learning isn't working for anyone. the "san francisco broke the story in the hour. as far as this is concerned, they have earned an f, having a plan to make a plan doesn't cut it. the lawsuit claims the school district is violating a state law that says districts must adopt a clear plan during the covid pandemic to offer classroom-based instruction whenever possible. especially for those students who

overnight firefighters are investigating a fire at an abandoned building in san jose happened on bascom avenue and this was the scene when the fire was really raging. crews were still trying to get a handle on it since they put the fire out though they had to close bascom road until early this morning to get it done that road since been reopened the fires out there's an engine they're just monitoring for any hot spots of my flare up investigators are expected to go into that once it's safe to do so and figure out what caused it. >>well the first thing you'll notice stepping outside is just how much clear it is the second thing how much colder it is to one of our chilliest days of the forecast expected today. later on we'll be in the 50's a little bit more cloud cover mid afternoon, i'm talking warmer weather on the finish of the week still to come. >>accident along one o one in the south bay starting to clear up your commute from the east bay into the city right now under 15 minutes we're tracking your commute will have that up next. >>39 right now and charges have been filed in 2 viole

it was on bascom avenue and this was what it looked like when it was at its peak. the fire just raging out of control. it forced bascom road to close early this morning at least 4 firefighters to make that call it has since reopened. >>a 7.11 and coming up sam, a tail is extending its street closure program so restaurants can keep serving food outdoors. an emergency rent freezes for those impacted by the pandemic are going to continue in contra costa county will tell you for how long it's safe to not be able to pay the rent you'll get kicked out and then coming up after different fan experience and the super bowl we'll have a live report from tampa. and quite a difference towards the end of the week in your forecast from the rainfall yesterday, the sunshine and 60's just around the corner. >>today, one of our cooler days though will hang on to the 50's and a bit of cloud cover this afternoon with a chance of a sprinkle or i'll get your forecast ahead. and we have a few traffic collisions popping up but no major hot spot slowing you down. >>if you knew into the city

right well, you know bascom avenue is kind of you know partially commercial down here so. >>you know, i'm i'm not very familiar of what it looked like before hand right, but it does give the like the look like there was some kind of a part of part of this building might have had some commercial. part of it from what i know they said that it residential and of course you just can well see you're like wow we'll see this is so yeah, this is also looks like a commercial space over here on this corner but just go down the street. >>then you start getting the neighborhood and houses and i kind of more like town houses in and it's an older neighborhood you know like the new definitely that also always have a play in a lot of these fires when you talk about multiple units and older units right have a shared attic and once it gets into the he's really spread throughout the whole you know the indian not saying that that's the no but that's that i have constantly heard an old and it looks like looks like there's not much around that particular building which is great because it didn'

know if people were living in there or not yeah you can see just how intense it was at the time on bascom avenue when it was burning at its peak with crawford's nearly 7 out there with a look at what it's like now. and what firefighters are going to be doing here in the hours to come this left him. >>a much more calm a situation now because they definitely have the fire out completely at this point they just have one engine out here just to kind of monitor it and make sure that no hot spots of flare up so they're just watching that until investigators get out here but one of the main thing that people have to know in the area is that all streets are open at this they did shut down this is bascom avenue right here. they did shut it down for a while and they had to because the flames were just too big show you some video of what it looked like when this was all breaking out. around close to 3 o'clock this morning. firefighter that i spoke to said that when he arrived one of the main concerns were that there was a lot wires above and stuff so they had to go into a defensive mode right away.

one of them, dominic mazzola, also known as bascom is a member of the proud boys as we discussed.nshot from the video of the break we showed earlier. on the right, you can see him in the mob chase capitol police officers eugene goodman through the building. he is the man in the centre of the photo with the graybeard. he has since been charged with eight federal crimes for his conduct related to january six. according to an fbi agents affidavit, submitted to the court, the group that was with him during the group that was with him during the second of the capital confirmed that they were out to murder" anybody they got their hands on". here's what the said, and i quote, "other members of the group talked about things they had done that day, and they said that any one they got their hands on they would've killed them including nancy pelosi and "they would kill the vice president mike pence if given the chance". they were talking about assassinating the vice president of the united states. during the course of the attack, the vice president never left the capital, remained locked dow