Downtown San Francisco. But most of it now bringing rain over the water. And then also this is interesting. We are seeing this slushy mix. The area of pink shows that its just cold enough in places like Mount Hamilton where the rain is turning to that slush. So take a look this morning at daylight. You may see a light dusting of snow. Heres where we are seeing some snowfall still on the nevada side of the mountains and then its now moving south. But we saw plenty of snowfall overnight also still high winds up there at the ski resorts and a winter storm warning ends at 4 p. M. But for downtown San Francisco, no fog in sight. Heres what our headlines look like. Sierra snow still falling and high surf and cold. Wave heights are impressive because of the storm thats coming through. Jackie ward reports from pacifica with monstrous waves. Reporter monstrous is a great word. They are amazing. Take a look at the waves in pacifica this morning. Its the same situation down the coast in santa cru
Couple of problems along 880. This is a new accident. Northbound 880 right at auto mall parkway. We have a car on the offramp but its blocking those lanes. And its creating quite the backup. You can see these yellow sensors. Speeds drop to 50 Miles Per Hour. Chp is on the scene. In oakland, this crash kenny mentioned is northbound 880 as you approach broadway. One lane blocked. And we have speeds dipping below 15 Miles Per Hour. Traffic backed up beyond fifth avenue at this point. Now the latest on a deadly earthquake overnight in southern mexico. According to the president of mexico, the earthquake was 8. 2 magnitude. It was off the west coast. There are at least 15 confirmed dead. Theres major damage in some areas as rescuers search for potential victims and survivors. About a million electricity customers had no power at one point but service is restored to about 800,000. And in many cities, people ran out into the streets fearing that buildings would collapse. Heres a look at cell
This. We are watching to see if it will dip down into Northern California into the bay area. This a chance it will bring rain into sonoma county. We are dealing with foggy cloudy conditions in gray skies this morning. Heres a look at the windspeeds, 17 Miles Per Hour and downtown 17, winds are associated with the storm to the north. An accident slowing things down west bound 580 is your approaching Custer County boulevard. One lane blocked emergency creams cruise. You can exit the san ramon foothill exit. If youre coming from san ramon you can use indian road be prepared for crowded ride travel time 15 minutes from 680 two about 238. Typically that takes you eight to 10 minutes. We will continue to monitor this. Right now police are trying to find the man who hit two officers with his car before speeding away. Investigators say the trouble started in the safeway. The suspect allegedly stole items and tried to leave. The workers caught the attention of two Police Officers and things esc
Phone cameras rolling as police and the suspect exchanged gunfire in the westbound lanes. Take a look. [ sound of gunfire ] holy [ censored ] as you can see and hear, the driver who took this video was just a few minutes feet away from the scene. Our team of coverage starts with kpix 5s jackie ward live near interstate 80 in emeryville. Jackie. Reporter we are right by that powell Market Shopping Center alongside eastbound 80 and this situation behind me an improvement from an hour ago because traffic is moving, drivers are back in their cars. They have been stuck here by the 580880 split for at least hours. Eastbound starting, westbound stopped. The drivers out here tell me in a me they were scared about this situation all the action unfolding in front of them. [ sound of gunfire ] reporter this is how a police chase that started in fairfield ended this morning. Gosh, they were trying to get the man out of the car. Reporter Richmond Police had been following the suspects westbound, as
So you cant see the flames. The flames are moving west southwest. Yesterday afternoon the people in fairfield were concerned that that shift in winds could bring it their way. They have every reason to be scared. The damage this has already caused is beyond imagination. As of late last night, cal fire says this atlas fire is now bus about 43,000 acres, 3 contained. Its hard to comprehend it. You always see stuff on the news and you never think it will be you. I hope everybody is going to be safe. [ crying ] reporter crews set a controlled burn tuesday night to clear out vegetation near the Water Treatment plant at the end of green valley road in Solano County. Thats where Fairfield Police have issued a mandatory evacuation. Back in napa county, napa police want to remind people that as of just before 2 p. M. , any established mandatory evacuation area does remain in effect. So something thats kind of scary to think about is that the head of cal fire is saying that he is anticipating tw