you can see chp behind us is keeping us down the road. this is their substation and they are actually leading this exhave. as you mentioned, you know, some of the time during the late 7:00 or early 8:00 hour that there was a 911 call of a woman walking to the hospital with a shotgun. now around 9:40 this morning chp reported that you could see from the nbc bay area skyranger, it was around 9:45 chp had no reports of any shots fired or any additional reports of the person, the subject, so, in other words, the only time anyone supposedly saw this woman with a shotgun was during that first 911 call, but there's been no reports of her since. a number of people work inside this hospital. i spoke to one lady who is down here who has been texting with her daughter who is a nursing student there. she tells me her daughter has been hold up in a closet with about 11 other nursing students. she described it. they were obviously scared. they were nervous, but they are safe so facts and circumstances and they have not heard any shot. we also smoke to

chp is working on a trouble spot. you can see traffic starting to slow down slow speeds down about 13 miles in some spots. use 280 in the meantime or el camino if you want to avoid the delays. south of there if you are goingous of the south bay so far so good. no delays out of san jose and looking good on 280 if you want to use that through the peninsula. travel times, 38 minutes. east shore freeway, highway 4 to the maze. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic looks good here. we have no brake lyings or issues for that commute out of the east bay into san francisco. the san mateo bridge out of heyward toward 101. things looking good with a 15 minute commute to go between heyward over toward 101. happening week, students lacing up their sneakers for the alameda golden sneaker contest. just a heads up you may see a lot more kids in the neighborhood riding, and rolling around. they held a kickoff yesterday. . we will watch that and as a wi eps as well. doing good >>> bear alert in one la neighborhood. the bear

two chp officers responded. they were parked on the shoulder with their emergency lights on and another vehicle rammed into that patrol car which then flew in to the ditch. the other vehicle hit a tree, burst this to flames and the three inside that vehicle died at the scene. the two officers suffered major injuries. they were sent to the hospital. we will watch that condition. >>> developing news. we are learning about another attack against a member of the bay area's asian community. this time the victim is a united states military veteran. ron shared photographs with us that show some of his injuries. he said a man yelled racial insults and then punched him multiple times, knocking him to the ground. it happened ten days ago at ocean and plymouth in san francisco. he was wearing a veteran's hat at the time. >> when he noticed me he got aggressive and charged across streets. go back where you came from, you caused this problem, referring to covid, and do you want to get hurt. you aren't a veteran. i'm a vetera

it is windy although chp has not issued a high wind advisory. kumasi? >>> new developments in the controversy over toxic soil under a development in san francisco's hunter's point shipyard neighborhood. homeowners have settled for $6.3 million. they accused lena and five points. it was supposed to be cleaned up but documents revealed in 2017 showed that the cleanup was botched. >>> coming up, as more people get vaccinated, many are looking forward to their vacation but seems like some aren't ready to set sail yet. >>> the freebies you can majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> at abc7 we are committed to helping build a better bay area. jobina forston has a look at an organization that's changing lives and changing outcomes. >> reporter: thank you. the freedom community clinic used to host monthly clinics. >> this is what this looks like when you combine

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chp said there was some fog overnight. right now i see a clear view of all those lights including the headlights and the few tail lights we see as well. more coming up. >>> good morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. wall street is set to open lower this monday morning after the dow and s&p 500 closed at records on friday. the dow is up nearly 7% for the month but the nasdaq is still in the red. investors have jumped out of high-flying tech names amid optimism over the reopening of the economy and vaccine rollouts. traders are bracing for more volatility during this holiday shortened week, as we reach the end of the quarter, pension funds and mutual funds generally rebalance portfolis during this last week. >>> we'll get reports on housing, consumer confidence, manufacturing, and jobs, plus president biden expected to unveil his infrastructure plan on wednesday. >>> jeep meantime plans to install charging stations for electric vehicles at offroad trail heads across the country over the next year. it's part of a team effort

chp says it involved a stolen car. at least one fremont police officer shot and killed the suspect on eastbound 84 near the free month boulevard exit. our cameras show the windows of the car all shot out and the handgun was found near the back door. both directions of 84 were closed for hours. one driver actually stuck nearby on an on ramp says he heard about 15 shots. >> people were turning around panicking, driving back down. there was enough gunfire people were scared and coming back down. >> that backup went on for miles. it finally reopened at 9:30 p.m. chp is taking the lead on this investigation. >>> a new step in police reform in antioch. the city will no longer accept surplus military equipment for its police department. however, "the east bay times" reports city councilmembers did agree to allow the department to keep using the equipment it already had. that includes a military grade vehicle. numerous other bay area law enforcement agencies use surplus military equipment. >>> a pilot's rant caught on an open

the chp confirmed that for us not long ahe go. you're going to run into a slow down, speeds tracking around 11 miles per hour in the area also. the chp has shut down the wilder road off ramp, so heads up to you if this is part of your commute. they do not know when they're going to be able to reopen all this, deadly crash in orinda. live look bay bridge toll plaza, it is a very slick in this area, you see the droplets on the camera, chp issued a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. i just checked mitering lights not on yet, you can see a slowdown, to ail circle back on that. i want to also show you a live look outside at the san mateo bridge, i lights as you make your way toward the peninsula. >>> still ahead, the airline that is close to buying dozens of boeing 737 max jets and the concerns some families of crash victims. >>> also if you like fair food, there is a place >>> in east bay, dozens turned out for a candlelight vigil to n who died after being held down by police. >> i oppose violence. >> his family claims he died bec

chp has issued wind advisory for the bay bridge. extra careful if you are in a high profile vehicle. >>> i am tracking showers still on high def doppler, those lingering showers. you see the rain drops on gianna's live bay bridge camera. i want to show you this with showers pushing across parts of the bay bridge as well as the east bay at this hour. wet weather still for you for berkeley, oakland, san leandro this morning, tri valley from dublin to pleasanton getting those light showers. for the south bay, milpitas, sunnyvale, cupertino with that light activity. sales force tower camera, if you look close, this is looking east, you can see showers pushing across the east bay right now. our temperatures are in the 30s and in the 40s as we start our day. this storm system that brought all of that active weather yesterday with our thunderstorms, we had hail, we had lightning strikes, we had snow on mountain peaks, that storm is slowly exiting the region and drier weather ahead as we look to our afternoon. high pressure will be building

the chp is looking for more suspects and another sideshow happened last night in san francisco at 13th and folsom streets. >>> someone stole hundreds of whistles from a group looking to help asian seniors protect themselves. dozens of volunteers have been busy assembling them throughout san francisco. organizers left boxes out in front of the home for people to pick up and finish putting together some of the whistles but someone swiped them. those behind the project are disappointed. >> we were sad because people wanted to help the community and help our elders feel safe but for someone to come by during the daytime and steal these whistles that wouldn't benefit them in any way is heartbreaking. set up for donations. we are ss posting it on our website, abc7news.com. i'm thinking a lot of people will help out because that's terrible. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. sunshine and sparkling days ahead. >> the sunshine will quickly warm us up tomorrow, were talking temperatures well into the 70s for all of us if not into the lower 80s in our warmer spots and this is j

chp clearing an earlier trouble spot near treasure island. there is some recovery work still happening. it's still early though, not a lot of of cars on the roadways. hopefully it won't be too much of a problem. east bound 80 at alamo, the right lane is blocked. that is the noncommute direction. anne. >> thanks. >>> we are hearing exclusively from the asian woman who flipped the script on her attacker putting him in an ambulance in san francisco yesterday. this comes after several violent encounters in the city and oakland against the asian community, attack happening around 10:00 in the morning on market street. the 76-year-old was waiting at the traffic light when the suspect punched her by the left eye. she says the attack was unprovoked and her immediate instinct was to defend herself. she did suffer injuries and required medical attention. it was her attacker who ended up on the stretcher. >> very scared and traumatized. eye still bleeding. i just stay around the area and fight back. >> her daughter says her mother cannot seattle out of

the agencies involved in newark police department, fremont police department, and chp hayward. we are expecting to connect with them in just a moment right after i get off of this report and hopefully we can learn exactly what happened. still very active and of they are asking everybody to avoid the area at the newark and fremont border eastbound 84. >> thank you. >>> thank you for joining us. we will move to our other top story. today's the first day in the orange tear from marin, san francisco, and santa clara counties. we are learning about the joys and the risks that go along with it. we are asking experts whether they would eat indoors, good one or a bar now that health officials say it is okay to do so. >> there answers may surprise you. >> me and my family were ready. ready for movies. >> reporter: one by one these counties are moving into the orange tear which means more people can go to the movies. along with taking the family bowling or swimming indoors and even dining indoors at a restaurant that is 50% full. just because we can do it, should we? >> it would depend o

the chp is looking for more suspects and another sideshow happened last night in san francisco at 13th folsom streets. >>> someone stole hundreds of whistles from a group looking to help asian seniors protect themselves. dozens of volunteers have been busy assembling them throughout san francisco. organizers left boxes out in front of the home for people to pick up and finish putting together some of the whistles but someone swiped them. those behind the project are disappointed. >> we were sad because people wanted to help community anou feel safe but for someone to come by during the daytime and steal these whistles that wouldn't benefit them in any way is heartbreaking. >> the was a project is still going on and there's a website set up for donations. we are posting it on our website, abc7news.com. i'm thinking a lot of people will help out because that's terrible. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. sunshine and sparkling days ahead. >> the sunshine will quickly warm us up tomorrow, were talking temperatures well into the 70s for all of us if not into the lower 80

a lot of chp activity there.er to you. >>> breaking news out of egypt, officials say at least 32 people are dead, 60 plus more hurt after a train crashed south of cairo t collided with a passenger train fro derailing three cars. the cause of the crash right now still under investigation. >>> later today, investigators are expected to give an update on the deadly mass shooting in boulder, colorado. late last night hundreds gathered at a local high school to honor those lives lost. this was organized by moms demand action, a group fighting for gun safety measures. the accused shooter 21-year-old ahmad alissa had his first appearance in court. the defense asked the judge to delay the next hearing for a few months saying they need more time to assess alissa's mental status. >>> new details in a massive sexual abuse scandal at university of southern california. the school has agreed to a record $852 million payout. it settles the claims tied to more than 700 women accusing a former campus gynecologist of abuse. ollows

windy perhaps through the altamont pass and chp and same thing for the bay bridge. for the golden gate bridge, that's a little unusual, benicia bridge as well as the antioch bridge. i marked fuel that's just on west 580 just before you get to 101, keep that in mind. a live look shows you how things are shaping up as far as our traffic flow across the bay bridge. it's fine. gusty winds. no delays for the maze or east shore berkeley curve. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 5:20 right now. >>> kids under pressure. we're going to take a closer look at a new study with nbc news correspondent kate snow, joining us live this morning. what our teenage kids are up against. >>> plus this morning we are also looking back at the last photos taken before covid shutdowns began. a few of our viewers sent us, maria went to disneyland with her grandkids always a of fun there and shenee went to an l.a. clippers game. i'm sure that was fun. be sure to share your photos and videos with us on social media, i posted a link on my facebook page. you can post them there and you might se

chp close down all lanes of highway 84 east found closing the onramp. and only one westbound lane was open throughout the nights. you just never know what could happen. i mean, at any moment, you know, it could be something like this going on in our area. and no officers reported injured a siege. p is not identifying the suspect nor the officer at this time. likely that officer is on administrative leave, heather. yeah, that is usually the case. all right? azenith smith reporting live for us tonight as not thank you. now we go to san francisco, where police there have made an arrest and an apparently unprovoked attack on three asian victims of the attacks happened monday at polk in clay streets. police say one attack the cells. spec tried to assault the victim with a broomstick. the victim used pepper spray. defend him off police. a 43 year old michael lopez was booked for assault and hate crime enhancement, drug possession and other crimes. two of the victims were treated for non life threatening injuries that third victim was not injured. school board

there was a massive chp police swat teams, local police agencies response, including many fire units, i personally have counted more than 40 units, including a couple of armored units, a massive search one on all morning long, with many units leaving about 11 a.m. this morning, but the last of them seeming to be leaving now. best we know no sub suspect was found, but we did speak to the husband of one of the veterans, home workers and two volunteers. see what's he wouldn't same thing happen to go three years ago? she was thinks it was working thing. same scenario, have you talked to her since in? yeah they were able to us on the same building where the woman was walking around, and she called me less 9 45. they were able to move her to a different building. hmm just to be saved, but it's just a shame because this is such a wonderful facility and my wife and i have been volunteering here for years. we've gotten to know some of the staff. so you know, i feel really saddened by what might be going on again today. well, i think this has been such a traumatic experience three years ago. th

take your time if you are going out the door with a chp wind advisory posted for highway 580 and the altamont pass. you can see there is a crash on westbound 580 over the altamont pass near grant line road that has been pushed to the shoulder but speeds are dipping low. the main travel times, everything in the green but for the problem spots and the bay bridge toll plaza, the meeting where lights are off and a 10 minute drive from the macarthur maze to san francisco. >>> 6:02 and a live look at san francisco with the city expanding vaccine eligibility to those with hiv and those who identify as deaf or disabled. high-risk settings like correctional facilities and homeless shelters will also be eligible. statewide, millions more californians are now eligible, including adults with high risk health conditions and public transit workers and those in group homes. >>> a group of lawmakers from the bay area are criticizing the vaccine strategy for some hard-hit communities. they say they bay area accounts for 20% of the population but only 2% of residents are covered in the governor's late

the chp says felt his blood alcohol level was about twice the legal limit. she was arrested and charged with vehicular manslaughter. the suspect's attorney has declined to comment. an investigation is underway into a deadly crash in santos. a. it happened on north powell north bound highway. wanna wonder the alum rock avenue exit about eight this morning. the chp says the crash involved four vehicles when they arrived, one of the vehicles was fully engulfed in flames. one person was trapped inside, but officers were able to rescue that person due to the flames. sadly the person died. another was transported to the hospital for injuries. contra costa county board of supervisors is taking the first step to transform a dangerous intersection and alamo into around about the board is working to acquire property near danville boulevard and orchard cork, just north of stone valley road. the intersection had one of the highest accident rates in the county for the past five years, county officials say creating a traffic roundabout will make the area safe for drivers,

the bay bridge toll plaza, the chp issue ad high wind advisory for the bay bridge. you can see the slick conditions from the headlights reflecting off the roadway. and lastly, walnut creek and 680. the commute is starting off better but you can already see for people headed southbound it is starting to slow down on 680. reng and kumasi. >>> this morning. prince william is responding to accusations the royal family is racist. an accusation made by the way by his brother. it is his first p cme ns prince harry and meghan >> -- racist family shir. . >> very we're not much a racist family. >> little hard to hear but he said "we're very much not a racist fa" the his brother since the interview but that he will. in the interview >>> governor newsom is now feeling very confident the recall effort will make it to the ballot. >> uber attack. the events the ride share driver says led up to this situation in san francisco. >> and save the squirrels. why you are being asked to expertly tailored eye care. state of the art eye exams. high quality lenses and frames. because everyth

now chp is looking for more suspects. there are also side shows in san francisco the same night. >>> two asian singers so shaken up after fires in oakland over the weekend, they woke up to this. flames overtaking their cars, now they're burned, and they're trying to figure out if they were targeted. abc7 news anchor, deon lynn has that story. >> reporter: this is the site two seniors woke up to on saturday morning. this must have been so scary for you. >> yeah, it's terrible. >> reporter: raging flames, two cars set ablaze. mr. chang, who only wants to use his last name, owns one of them. both vehicles charred to a crisp. >> now it's gone. >> reporter: at a time when so many asian-americans are feeling under attack, mr. chang, who is cambodian, and his neighbor, who is chinese, can't help but feel they were targeted. he says there were only two homes owned neighborhood. >> i am scared, yeah. because we have kids. really bad. >> reporter: i asked oakland fire who responded saturday if they think the fires were suspicious.

if fact chp officer tweeted out this picture.a little while ago and you can see damage to the shoulder wall and some debris and flairs set up. still a lot of stuff happening through there. 49 minutes now. that's your travel time. westbound 580 to go from 205 to 680. all that slow and go traffic continues on the eastbound side as well. we are tracking brake lights, westbound from highway 4 to the maze. 21 minutes as you head through there. it's slow through san pablo. as you work through richmond i'm getting reports of a new crash eastbound 80 at powell street that. may affect your drive if you are going toward the bay bridge, live look. here is the san mateo bridge. you can see flashing lights. westbound is the commute direction and it's a slow lied as we are dealing that wet weather and slick surfaces there. busy as you head through here. if you are coming off 88o you will see the brake lights there. south 880 as you work toward 84. that earlier trouble spot westbound 84. right at arden wood is cleared out of lanes but slow this

. >> the chp adds that the two officers injured in the crash are expected to survive. they both have a long road to recovery that are doing better. >>> some shaking this afternoon in the south bay, a 3.3 magnitude earthquake hit just after 3:00 east of gilroy. a good reminder to be earthquake ready. >>> warnings to conserve water following another dry winter. kenny choi shows us what is being done to manage a very tight water supply. >> reporter: pumping water out of phoenix lake is not done very often. >> we are doing everything we can to manage our supply efficiently. >> reporter: last time the water district transferred water was in 2013 afte last significant drought. take a look at where the water level used to be and where itey when it's typically at 90% for this time of the year. the district has been posting signs saying the drought is here, conserve water. >> it unlikely to be able to fulfill everyone's needs, so we had to move to drought management. >> reporter: the resources control board sent notices this week to 45 water rights owners urging them to plan fo

the chp said the man was armed in a stolen car and it was y. ll phone video coedthene mo fitothe side, looked like he tripped, turned around and shot the guy. i shots. then the guy just dropped down. >> the chp confirms the man died. we have reached out to fremont police for a comment on the deadly shooting but haven't heard back. >>> we are committed to helping build a better bay area. that's why we are focusing on stories that impact our health. we have a look at the grass roots organization that's changing lives and improving health outcomes. >> thank you. it was such a joy to do this story. they used to host monthly clinics. now they are out every week providing whole pemedicine with traditional healing. it's the freedom community clinic. >> we bring community center, the whole person healing to under served communities in the bay area and beyond black, nativve communities. >> rather than asking people to visit an unfamiliar office or hospital the freedom community clinic goes to the neighborhoods for free weekly in west and east oakland. >

it's on westbound 580 before the sir francis drake off ramp according to the chp. major injuries were involved. speeds are down to 9 miles per hour. checking on our camera here because the fog is the big story impacting the commute. we want to take a live look showing you san raphael some of the fog off in the distance and the chp has issued a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge so taking a live look as well for you ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> happening today a minnesota judge set to make two key rulings that could have big implications on the murder trial. attorneys want to be able to tell the jury about floyd's past drug use and an arrest. they're planning to argue floyd is partially responsible for his own death and asked to delay the trial. jury selection is set to resume today after two jurors were dismissed wednesday. opening statements are scheduled for march 29. he is char

we do have a new advisory from the chp, that i will get to.his is a live picture showing you the richmond san rafael bridge. as we bring in the south beach camera, metering lights are not on yet this morning. it is beginning to slope down westbound. the chp has also issued a wind advisory for the bridge. so heads up there. as we look at the map, this speaks to what we're four, five, turn, kick. we got chased by these wild coyotes! they were following her because she had beef jerky in her pocket. (laughing) (trumpet playing) someone behind me, come on. pick that up, pick that up, right there, right there. as long as you keep making the internet an amazing place to be, we'll keep bringing you a faster, more secure, and more amazing internet. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> breaking news. six flags in vallejo will open april 1st. it will open to the public april 3rd. six flags discovery kingdom had been closed excepts july. >>> now to our money market report. the u.s. economy is still struggling to recover during this pandemic. according to t

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chp chopper responded to the side show on the i-80 off ramp. the crowd completely blocked traffic creating a huge back up. police chased one of the rttried to stop them. the suspect abandoned the car and tried to run away but police caught up with them. chp is trying to pin down more suspects. >>> 4:46. let's get another check of our forecast. it's looking good for the whole week, mary? >> plenty sunshine. it's going to be a beautiful week. temperatures are a bit cooler with that breezy northerly wind. a dry, weak cold front pushing across the bay area and our temps are going to soar as we head through the middle part of the week. a live look as we look north at the golden gate, you see our temperatures in to low 50s. 48 in san francisco, san jose, 40 for santa rosa and dealing with patchy fog, even dense fog, in santa rosa down to about a quarter mile this morning. areas of fog, about five miles along the coast at half moon bay. here is what you can expect. we are looking at temperatures slightly cooler for today with the breezy northerly wind

chp is not identifying the suspect nor the officer. at this time, frank azenith smith life force tonight. thank you, a school board member in dublin was killed today after being hit by a car outside of a middle school 48 year old catherine kuo was standing behind a car, helping to give out meals at fallon middle school this morning when she was hit from behind. she was then pinned between the two cars. he was taken to eden medical center in castro valley, where she was pronounced dead. police say the cause of the crash remains under investigation. they also say neither drugs nor alcohol appear to have been factors. kuo was in her second year on the school board. she was also a mother of two children and had volunteered for years at schools in dublin, the interim school superintendent in dublin, responded to coast death in a statement. it said. in part, katherine had a lightness about her comforting manner that help people feel it is she was friendly, nurturing, kind and generous. we were lucky to have known her and we will miss her mor

chp shut down mount hamilton road out of an abun dabs of caution. it was a little different if you had plans outside your plans may have been disrupted but the upside we're making up for some of the rain we needed heading throughout the year. busy day but where i am perfectly cool morning here in san francisco. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >>> thanks so much. you know it was kind of cool with the storm yesterday is the breaks in the pattern that you got. it was hailing coming down and then you would see like a rainbow. kind of gorgeous out there, vianey. >> definitely was. i'm going to take this opportunity to talk about the different hail types that way when our viewers see it coming down they can tell is it hail, graupel, sleet or snow. an explainer of what each is like. hail happens when thunderstorms send rain upwards and freezes, it's firm and can bounce. graupel is a little more sloshy, like dip and dots the ice cream. water coated snowflakes. sleet are clear ice balls that are smaller than hail. the typi

. >>> chp officers helped this sea lion pup from the bay bridge earlier this week. such an innocent face. >> he's like why am i in here. >> they got the little guy into the squad car and took him to the marine mammal. the 8-month-old male pup wondered onto the east bound lanes of the bridge on tuesday. trained responders with the help of chp officers ushered him out of harm's way to underneath an overpass. volunteers named him ellio. they are nurtuing him back to full strength with the help of fish snoothies. never pick up or try to rescue a sea lion pup on your own. call animal control or another authority and let the experts handle it. >>> you're looking at mount hamilton. on wednesday winter storm brought snow to the bay area peak. you can see still a bit there at the top around the lake. >> it's cool when you drive down 101 and down to the south bay you see the snow capped mountains. >> beautiful. >> how is the weekend looking? >>> how you doing today? >> good. >> yes. nice weather out there today. i know a lot you have are doing good with all of that sunshine a

a passenger in a car that smashed into the back of the chp vehicle as officers assisted a stranded truck on interstate 5 early tuesday morning. the car hit a tree and was engulfed in flames. his older sister and a third person in the vehicle also died in the crash. >>> the san francisco school 3 board took a no-confidence board member vote. the 5-2 vote strips alison collins as her role of vice president of the board and bars her from serving on any committees. the move comes after a group looking to recall school board members published tweets she had posted in 2016. one said asian-americans had used white supremacists thinking to assimilate and get ahead in the tweets she said was taken out of context and she has apologized for the pain it has cause. hundreds of officials have called for her to resign. she would have to resign to be off the board entirely and by the way, the two no votes came from collins, herself and the d prrile an elderly asian man s a warning after being viciously kicked to the ground for other seniors. we caution you that the video was hard to watch. you are looki

light traffic here but a wind advisory just extended by chp for the span for 580.at another bridge and we're showing you the traffic coming toward us with the headlights eastbound. remember the sunrise will be affecting you later in the commute like right about now if you're headed east. >> that's right. our first monday after the time change, it's always a doozy, isn't it? that's going to do it for us this morning. >> a live look at the bay bridge, looking into the city. have a great monday and see you back here tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. the "today" show is next. >>> good morning. wild weather. a massive, late winter blizzard slams the rockies and parts of the midwest. up to 3 feet of snow. airports and interstates shut down. the national guard activated. so where is it headed next? al is tracking it all. >>> signs of life. the nation's busiest travel weekend since the beginning of the pandemic. airports, beaches, and bars edc. a record number of vaccines given in a single day, but

chp said it got a little gusty overnight so just a note, chp wants me to repeat it. i'll do that because i drive around as well. back to you. >> all right, mike. >>> beware, still ahead, 5:25 on "today in the bay," the warning about stimulus check scams and the steps you can take to try to avoid falling victim. >>> meanwhile, how to pay for it. more evidence this morning the biden white house looking towards tax hikes for the very wealthy. >>> okay, if you love wine and money, listen up, because bottoms up, the bay area winery willing to pay you big bucks to drink wine all day long. >>> and we're going to tell you how you can apply for this gig. you're watching "today in the bay." oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wifi-enabled lift zones,

some slowing on 680 near dublin and and there is a wind advisory posted by chp for highway 580 and the altamont pass with the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. other travel times, and everything in the green, it's early. we will keep track of that. the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the flags flying in the wind. keep that in mind when you are going over that span. trep both hands onanthat ilo >>> we are hearing that the victim was taken to the hospital and no word on their condition. >>> a live look at san francisco this morning with the city expanding vaccine eligibility to people with hiv and those who identify as deaf or disabled with individuals living or working and high risk settings, including homeless shelters will be eligible. statewide, millions of californians are eligible, including adults with high-risk health conditions or disabilities in public transit workers and people living in group homes. for the latest on where and when you can get the vaccine, check out our online guide, with the link at the top of our webpage at kpix.com. >>> more east bay students will

. >>> chp issued a wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. keep that in mind if you are going in that area. we are dealing with high winds. super commuters are seeing a bit of a slow down. westbound 580. there's an accident at greenville road. its been pushed over to the right shoulder as an accident involving a tractor trailer. speeds are dipping downo to 14 miles an hour once you pass that accident. everything in the y idolplaza l good. the metering lights off right now. it's 4:32 right now. looking live across the bay area this morning. one year ago today, six bay area counties announced lockdowns due to the rapid spread of the coronavirus. those measures went into place the very next day and now one year later vaccinations are underway. millions of people now qualified to get the coronavirus vaccine as the state continues to expand eligibility. many are learning that securing an appointment can be difficult. frustration is mounting in santa clara as appointments have nearly come to a halt. some needing second doses are also having trouble

>>> the wind, kari, you talked about, chp gave a little warning for a couple of spots.out because they're not the san mateo or bay bridge which would be your usual suspects. green sensors, great stuff. sensors are changing in the tri-valley. may change here 680. i've circled the crash involving a big rig and a tesla around andrade. no injuries and no slowing. i marked the altamont pass over on the right, and that's one note from chp, another for the antioch bridge. both have high-wind advisories but no problems. the bay bridge a smooth drive, marcus. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> we're learning more about the deadly crash involving a dublin unified district trustee. catherine kuo was volunteering at a food distribution event in dublin yesterday morning when she was hit and pinned between two cars. paramedics rushed her to the hospital where she later died. the interim superintendent released a statement saying in part she dedicated so much of her heart, soul, and time to our community, our schools, students, staff, and families are forever indebted to her. >>> asian

chp is doing the investigation. the shooting happened at the end oh of a car chase. we spoke with one man who saw the leadup to all chased a car m a side street on to 84. later the witness heard about 15 shots, all lanes of east bound 84 are shutdown. there is no estimate when they will reopen. west bound down to one lane. east bound drivers are being diverted off at ardenwood. the backup is five miles long. >>> the growing crisis in the order is in the spotlight as a white house delegation heads to a processing facility to see how undocumented migrants are being treated. alice barr has this story. >> reporter: the biden administration today, for the first time, allowing tv news cameras to join a delegation of white house officials and democratic lawmakers, touring a holding center for unaccompanied migrants. >> we're here to assure the press and members of congress and the public can see what we're trying our best. >> reporter: the federal health and human services facility, housing close to 800 kids age 13 to 17. this is their second stop after border patrol -- rou

>>> chp has issued a wind advisory if you are taking 580 through the altamont pass. be careful if you are in a high- profile vehicle. on westbound 580, slow to north flynn, at this point and then it opens up nicely working toward the livermore valley area with the travel time, 47 minutes from 205 through 680. 80 clear, 14 minutes from highway 4 to the maze and east of there, a new crash on westbound 80 with the activity on the right shoulder and maliseet us rode getting busy. a live look at the bay bridge in the next report. >>> kiet do live from treasure island, one of the few zip codes that will have a vaccine supply doubled under a new vaccine equity plan pushed out by the state. state and local leaders say large parts of the bay area were left out and the plan calls for 40% of the supplied to go to 400 zip codes in the northern part of the state, central valley and southern california. the state department of health said it would double vaccines administered in hard-hit areas. a little more than 2% qualify for the increase with only 10 bay area zip codes qualifyi

. >> yes, kari, chp most recently issued a little note for folks traveling across the dumbarton bridge, they said might get gusty, just like you said, kari. our experts or on line. on the right side we have a smooth flow of traffic. slow registering northbound, now southbound across the golden gate bridge on the left side of your screen coming into san francisco. work going on with a posey tube out of alameda but the freeway 808 no problem to and from the south bay, same thing on the peninsula side. marcus, back to you. >>> as we are slowly emerging from the pandemic, we slip back into another tragic trend, mass shootings. last week, georgia, now colorado. ten people were killed at a boulder grocer store. among the dead, a police officer who was the father of seven. one person is in custody. here is "today in the bay's" raj mathai >> are they lined the streets to make the respects, and it away in an ambulance the body of boulder police officer eric talley, one of the ten people who died in this mass shooting. >> we have one suspect in custody. i want to reassure the community they are

authorities spent hours weeping the veterans home after someone called chp reporting what appeared to be a woman with a shotgun. chp and other agencies searched on the ground and by air and gave the all clear just before noon. >>> we've got new developments in the deadly supermarket shooting in boulder colorado, we are learning more about the suspect in custody. and about the 10 people who were killed. they range in age from 20 to 65, they were grocery workers, shoppers and a police officer. here is a live look in boulder tonight where the investigation continues and they are trying to piece together why the gunmen opened fire, sending people scrambling. >> authorities in colorado read the names of the victims and monday's mass shooting at a supermarket in boulder, vowing to secure justice for their families. >> i feel numb, and it is heartbreaking, it is heartbreaking to talk to victims and their families, it is tragic. >> the 21-year-old suspected shooter has been charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder. police say he used an ar 15 to gun down multiple people including an offi

we'll talk about the bay bridge and what chp says coming up. >>> good morning. bertha coombs from cnbc. wall street is set to open mostly higher this morning. we'll see it follow through. investors came pouring back into popular tech and growth stocks after a pullback. gains in apple, facebook and amazon, with tesla also helping to drive the nasdaq nearly 4%. see what i did there? it was the best day for the nasdaq since last november. the index had fallen into what technicians call a corrections territory, down more than 10% from its recent highs. close to recovery now. we'll get a report in a few minutes on consumer prices, which could see whether inflation is running hotter than expected. kayak is launching a new feature to allow guests at smaller and independent hotels to use the app to check in, lock their rooms and order food or fresh towels. the travel site will debut the system next month at the kayak miami beach hotel, a newly branded property that was closed for the past year during the pandemic. guests can use the kayak app to pick a room, request hou

don't do that to the chp or anybody else. smooth drive.here slowing 580, 101 northbound just clearing from the last of the sensors slowing, crews are cleared from marin county now. the hazard sign a fuel leak from an earlier crash over toward francisco boulevard just off the richmond bridge but the bridge itself is smooth. the webster tube marked for closure for overnight maintenance should clear by 5:00 oakland into alameda. use the bridges to the south, san mateo and dumbarton. no wind advisories but still, marcus, going to get breezy probably over the bridges at some point. back to you. >> so true, mike, thank you, mike. >>> you know what? we're still talking about the pandemic and with covid cases finally starting to taper off in-person inmate visits are about to restart in california's state prison system. they've been halted for more than a year. allowed and going to start april 10 restrictions. >>> at times, finding a covid-19 vaccine appointment can be easier said than done with the recent supply issue. one is using his tech backgr

. >> reporter: according to the chp there was no woman with a gun.he called up the search at about noon. as it turns out, there have been other sightings like this in the last three years, never a response is large, however. >> when the stuff has happened, the police presence, the administration here, everybody goes right to work to keep us safe. i will say that for sure. >> reporter: there safe this evening. the california highway patrol has extra officers on patrol to be sure. wayne friedman, abc7news. >>> bill dodd spoke with law enforcement shortly after this morning's incident and told abc7news they were able to use some of the lessons learned from three years ago. >> between all the training that they do and have done over the years since then, it really paid off and we are very pleased with how all the groups came together, how everything was structured and so if there is a silver lining to anything that happened three years ago, that possibly could be it. >> now, leslie brinkley looks at what has changed and what has not as people in napa cou

. >> the chp tells me they have no estimated time for reopening the eastbound freeway lanes. they are diverting those drivers off to ardenwood. they say avoid this area if possible as we're out here live, you can see a group of officers getting together. they tell me that detectives are working on a statement right now to try and provide some more information to the press so we can get the information out to people and find out what's going on here. once we get more information, we'll get it to you right away. live in freemont. >> thank you so much for the update. >>> let's take you back above this scene. this is 84 just as you are getting off the bridge. traffic backed up all the way toward san matteo right now across the bridge. from sky ranger, we can see one person was killed, but police not giving us any information at this time. chp hayward tak soon as information comes in. >>> more breaking news in the south bay. a 3.3 magnitude earthquake five miles east of gill roy happened about 50 minutes ago. just look at the quake. people did feel the brief shake but no reports o

but the chp as of right now.no estimated time of reopening the south of the north main off ramp on i 6.80 in walnut creek and incredibly taking a look at this video. it is now finally being hauled off in the process, i should say. but. >> the driver ended up surviving. we saw the pictures earlier of it. overturned just really scary sight. so thankfully, he is alive. we are turning our attention now to the weather as we have been talking about some showers that are coming our way on sunday. dave spahr in the weather center. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and the sunshine will take a little while to kind of clear out of power. the the late morning hours. here's the progress thus far, little shot from timber on. you can see the cloud cover still kind of remaining a little bit here. and also in some of the inland spots, too. but that will clear out for the afternoon as we go to a mostly sunny saturday. but as ella was talking about, things are going to change on sunday. yeah. look. kind of like

will be one factor for the morning, it gets wetter on the north side of the golden gate bridge, marin, chp did get reports of roadway flooding about a foot of water in one of the lanes, at one point overnight i don't know the status exactly right now but just a note it could get worse. the rest of the bay headed south is all right. we have another note for farther up. back to you, kris. >> thank you, mike. >>> today the state is expected to announce more county also be changing tiers. alameda and the solano counties move from the most restrictive purple into the red. alameda county, in order to move to the red tier, fewer than 7 cases per 100,000 people for two weeks straight. now at 6.3. alameda county expects to go to the red tier thursday which means indoor dining, movie theaters and gyms can start to reopen. >>> oakland coliseum is under fire for giving thousands of people a lesser covid-19 vaccine dose than they were supposed to. health officials are working to calm fears from those who are fearful that they are not protected. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd is investigating what hap

. >>> we arethe traffic with a reminder that if you are going out the door, a chp wind advisory is posted for 580, the golden gate bridge and the altamont pass. the red color is for super commuters, very slow from tracy. a crash on westmont 580 over the altamont pass at grantline road with one lane blocked and now, pushed to the shoulder. speeds are getting a little bit faster, but not much with speeds at seven miles per hour and when you get past that crash, it should be okay with your main travel times, in the green but for the problem spot on westmont 580, 67 minutes from 205 to 680 and south bay travel times, everything in the green on this monday morning. that is good. the san mateo bridge is seeing more cars and brake lights. still, everything in the green lights areofand traffic is 880 moving steadily and looking like a seven minute drive from the macarthur maze to san francisco. that is your traffic. >>> checking the weather, we need that hairspray today. a windy start and track and gusty conditions. we will show you in just a second with hi-def doppler showing showers pushing acr

any major hot spots, no i do want to say you can see there at the right bottom portion of your screen chp is out there today. i saw them giving someone a ticket as i was driving into the city so just be cautious and make sure you follow the speed limit also look at the san mateo bridge and across the peninsula there under 11 minutes for your drive time. and a quick look at the richmond sandra fell commute, heading out of richmond under 8 minutes. we are watching your roadways this morning. we'll have more on that coming up, but for now back to the news. as california continues to try expand and increase vaccine distribution. state leaders say they're preparing to use vaccination rates to help counties reopen their economies much sooner between this week and next california is expecting shipments of about 3 million doses and about 340,000 of them from newcomer johnson and johnson this comes as some local health providers risk thousands of canceled or postponed appointments because of short supply. governor newsome pointed to the vaccine manufacturers. >>we talk to them directly didn't even

chp and emergency crews are on scene. no word as to when lanes will reopen.80 in the south bay near 101 is causing a back up on 880 and 101. >>> 5:42. this morning twitter is out with a new strategy to crack down on vaccine misinformation. plus the latest report on how much cash zoom is earning. diane hinge hall with the >>> good morning. shares of zoom rose more than 8% yesterday and was miner after market after a strong 4th quarter earnings report. they had 882 million dollars in revenue beating expectations. zoom also issued stronger guidance than expected but did acknowledge growth will slow when the pandemic finally winds down. >>> twitter will ban accounts that post misinformation about the coronavirus vaccine. the social media giant has started using human reviewers to label problem tweets and a strike system will be used to eventually remove users. >>> the pandemic has been trouble some for working women nationwide. more than two million have left the work force since february of last year but some states better than others. minnesota, maine and vermo