way to gather more information. we do not have any solid details as far as the condition of officer or the department work with but we do know an officer has been shot. we will keep you posted. mark: we are tracking a storm moving through the bay area. some very heavy rain falling on the east shore freeway. mark: we lost jackie sissel, we will check back with him. let s go to the weather center for more. james: the south bay is getting a break right now. the heaviest rain at the moment is near richmond. the entire area is seeing moderate rainfall. we are also seeing moderate over highway 24 near the caldecott tunnel. the south bay is catching somewhat of a break but there s more rain on the way. the peninsula is also ok. in the north bay is where we see a lot of the rain. most of the bay area is seeing nothing heavy, nothing major, except near richmond. the wide view shows a lot of rain out over the water in our direction. the rest of the morning commute will be a wet one.
subway. muni worked overnight to make the repairs. they finished in about 4:00. we are looking at highway 4 here. traffic is off to a good start. we do have a problem in the bay area commute. sounds like a pretty serious accident. 880 looks good. let s go live to christien kafton. what is happening? reporter: let s give you a live look right away. you can see the far two left lanes on the bay bridge are closed at this hour. there was a roll over accident here. we just spoke with chp about five minutes ago. there was a disabled suv in the far left hand lane. a white car came up behind it and smashed into the back of that suv flipping it over. paramedics transported two people to the hospital. you can see chp has the two far left lanes closed right now. it does look like they will get those lanes reopened fairly soon. if we come around you can see traffic is moving in the far right lanes of the bridge right now so that is causing some slow traffic as you come up the incline s
cell phone service to bart passengers. bart service was interrupted or completely shutdown at four stations in downtown san francisco. we have team coverage tonight of the protest and it s impact of people heading home during the even commute. we start with ktvu ken wayne who is live where the protest ended. ken. reporter: julie, protester did succeed once again in shutting down bart service. but all in all things were much more peaceful this time around. it started in the civic center station, protesters angry over two things, shootings involving bart police and the shutdown of cell phone service last week. some compare the cell blockage to the actions of dictators overseas. over reaction i, you know, i think i lack the word to adequately characterize what that is. can you hear me now? reporter: some protesters wore mask from the music v. it symbolized the hacker group anonymous. that stands for our rights. reporter: while protesters build on the platform, tr
more peaceful this time around. it started in the civic center station, protesters angry over two things, shootings involving bart police and the shutdown of cell phone service last week. some compare the cell blockage to the actions of dictators overseas. over reaction i, you know, i think i lack the word to adequately characterize what that is. can you hear me now? reporter: some protesters wore mask from the music v. it symbolized the hacker group anonymous. that stands for our rights. reporter: while protesters build on the platform, trains go through the station without stopping. cell phone service was not shutdown. as long as we stick with the plans, we re going to play as well as we can. that includes leaving cell phone service on. reporter: there was some tension, one bart rider shoved protesters trying to keep train doors from closing. protesters fanned out to the streets to blocking traffic on market street then invading the montgomery stations for
after going into full cardiac arrest suffering severe burns and the flags are at half staff across the state. and another firefighter is fighting for his life. 53 year-old anthony valerio is in critical condition. we are live right now at san francisco general. a lot of the motions today, just like yesterday, today the perez family is making funeral arrangements. the valerio family is happy to be extending their hotel reservations. the fire department has to process all of this and continue to serve the city. thursday they watched as one of their own, lieutenant vincent perez was wheeled away from san francisco general. on friday, they started rolling in, many before dawn hoping to hear that they have not lost a second firefighter. it was a good sign that he was able to make it through the night. we were not so sure yesterday after the evening. but he is a fighter. he has participated in triathlons, it is very fit. his lungs have never faced a greater challenge, the 5