tim: in san francisco, tim johns, kcra 3 news. liz: bart's board of directors will soon consider censoring one of its members over what art is calling a racist and insensitive comment. he calls something "cotton picking inspirational." the director made those comments during racial equity initiative representation. the board will also consider whether or not to remove him from committees he's currently serving on. bart's board will discuss ways to remedy their budget shortfall. some suggestions to cut costs include closing select stations, cutting wee layoffs. in san francisco, any active shooter workshop will be held today for the owners and managers of lgbtq+ bars and nightclubs and event organizers. the workshop comes months after the deadly shooting a club q in colorado, also as the community faces escalating threats across the country. organizers say it is for the community to be prepared for any potential attacks. castro community on control is coordinating with local agencies to ensure training. there is a call from the cou

kcra reporter has more from california. >> reporter: the rain is coming down here in colfax, but the real issue is further north i- le 0 has been shut down for several hours because of the whiteout conditions. we're standing in front of the i- le 0 east on ramp in colfax. they're still blocking that with road closed signs and cones. definitely a large situation out here, and this is why. there's a lot of snow on the road which crews are trying to take care of. you could really see the snow coming down hard on tuesday. that snowfall caused whiteout conditions closing i-80 between colfax all the way to the state line. it's been closed for several hours and we spoke to a lot of travelers who were parked nearby ready to go when the interstate reopens. >> we've been here since 2:30 and keep checking the weather report and it's saying two to three hours. we're holding off for another hour and then back. >> reporter: i reached out to cal trans for an update but they're not sure when i-80 could reopen. we'll send it back to you. >>> meteorologist britley ritz joins us now. britley, give us t

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is kcra 3 news. >> i'mng to go away because there are bullies painting over our billboards. we will put them up again and come back and be strong. >> now at 6:00 a.m., billboards faced, berkeley police looking into messages spray-painted across boards fighting anti-semitism. the investigation underway as reports of harassment and violence against

amy: kcra in sacramento spoke to nichols' sister keyana dixon and brother jamal dupree after they learnedbers what the police body camera video showed. >> for this to happen to him in this way, the pain is just -- i have no words. >> listening to how my stepfather played it out, it was horrif. out of all five officers, nobody decided to say, hey, this is not cool, let's back up. amy: talk about what is going to happen tonight. the police body camera will be released at 6:00 at this time, 7:00 eastern time. what do you understand you will see? what did it take to get this video released? >> it definitely took a lot of on the ground organizing, pressuring. i believe that if we did not have the protest on saturday a week ago, if we had not shown up in city hall on mlk day, showing up at the das office, if we had not continued to show up and pull it to people that were not responding to us, we would not be getting the video footage. to be clear, i don't need to see the video to know that tyre was murdered. i don't ever encourage people to experience that kind of trauma over and over again by