witnesses.>> reporter: the early report tell us that the bart police officer discharge his weapon while responding to an argument across the street. at 4:41 pm a call came in for shots fired. police are talking to witnesses and pouring over surveillance video as they try to determine how it unfolded. the chaos played out at 4:41 pm wednesday night stubs from the bart station. a police officer in full uniform responded to gunfire and discharged his weapon. two men were left injured. one dead and another in serious condition. it is not clear who fired the fatal shot..>> this area directly over my shoulder. at seventh and chester there was an officer involved shooting.>> reporter: the bart officer was at the location where a witness said two men were exchanging words.>> it was an argument between two guys. it turned into a shooting.>> reporter: where did it start? >> right here by the barbershop.>> reporter: the argument quickly escalated.>> one of them shot my friend in the lake and the police shot and killed him. the guy that shot my friend in the leg. i guess they heard the dispute. they came running across the street shooting.>> we have recovered a firearm from the scene. there are a lot of questions from the community. we want to answer those questions. as we go through the investigation we are able to provide more information we will share that.>> reporter: because it's a place on city streets oakland police are handling the criminal investigation. bart police are conducting their own investigation and the alameda county district court. district attorney has been notified. the name of the victim and the other injured man has not been released. police just wrapped up the investigation moments ago. they spent the evening looking at surveillance video. in talking to witnesses as they tried to figure out how it unfolded and who is responsible. 4:40 pm the afternoon commute is just getting underway. that one woman seemed pretty calm. gunfire on the streets next to a busy bart station -- were people concerned?>> reporter: we talked to lakisha about that. the witness said seeing someone shot is nothing new to her. what was interesting however was that this bart station was still functional and people were coming and going as if nothing happened.>> reporter: after a dry december the rain has made its return. and alameda light rain caused people to take out umbrellas to stay dry. drivers could be seen using their wipers and headlights. >> and fremont the rain was coming down harder. not many people were out and about. the first in a series of incoming storms expected to hit the bay area over the next week.>> a live look at our toll camera you can see the rain coming down in the rain filling up the camera.>> live team coverage. deborah is in the fire zone with concerns prompted by the rain.>> a look at conditions right now and how much more rain we are expecting.>> reporter: things will start to decrease in activity the next few hours. some showers heading into thursday. the action ramped up late this afternoon and the evening. the rainfall totals the past 24 hours then lowman approaching one half inch of rainfall. oakland .38. san francisco approaching 1/10 of an inch. we have some more coverage to talk about. here is the satellite and radar showing you the system itself. we started out with clouds and scattered showers. the main event moved into the area this evening. there is some grain. we had lightning strikes as well. in the south bay san jose and some of thunderstorms offshore as well. here is the coverage. the bulk of the action in the southern half of the bay area. from san francisco down to san jose. the yellow corresponds to heavier downpours. closer to fremont -- 1/10 of an inch in our. up in portions of the east bay for oakland san ramon out to rid concorde and antioch. this portion of the bay area. this is starting to move out. we cannot go completely dry. the bay bridge does. we will talk about more sour chances heading into thursday. maybe a few more raindrops toward the weekend. the rain is a welcome sight after a dry december and the years of drought fresh in our minds.>> it can present challenges for fire zones for the north bay. deborah is live in santa rosa where clearing will proceed wet or dry. >> reporter: from the ashes and coffee part this is the first foundation. of a new home rising up. we found a mix of reactions to the incoming rain. it is a lot less worrisome than it was after the fire. a copy park homeowner stopping by the ruins of his house because he is worried about what is left of his 18 foot boat. >> they cleaned my lot. this has been left behind. it concerns meet with the rains coming.>> reporter: it is fiberglass disintegrated and sitting on the street inches from a storm drain. the weather barrier laid two months ago offering little protection.>> he decided against that. hazmat suits more than rain gear have been the uniform in these neighborhoods for more than a month. the crews clearing homesites are not inclined to let the return of rain slowed them down.>> i talked to contractors and they said they will continue to work. they want to rebuild. they want this mess out of here. get it cleaned up for everybody.>> reporter: the firestorm leveled more than 5000 homes in sonoma county. over the night of october 8 when heavy rain came a month later neighborhoods were still exposed just as the fire left him. tarps went down fast to stem erosion and pollution.. now properties are in various states of recovery. some cleared and some already for sale or sold. just over $200,000. the plans for this home are lost. the architect is mapping the foundation to re-create the footprint.>> 24 feet. that is what i needed to see.>> i wanted to get it measured. i thought tomorrow it might be raining too much to do it.>> reporter:>> we found this homeowner getting flowers planted before it rains. her lot will be cleared in the morning. she wants a spot of color. a new beginning. a comfort.>> every day is getting better. it is all progress. there is a lot worse things in the world right now.>> reporter: this house on carey lane was able to get a jump because the foundation was not completely destroyed. they were able to get a permit. there are 17 permits granted so far. another dozen pending. the properties are in various states of recovery just like the people. everyone we talked to out here says they welcome the rain. we are starting the year with rain. a powerful winter storm hit the east coast ringing snow as far south as florida. a bomb cyclone for his sudden drop in atmospheric pressure. the stone has brought heavy snow and ice to many parts of the southeast. some people vacationing in florida saying this is not what they expected when they decided to visit the sunshine state.>> this is in vacation weather. >> it is refreshing but i would like 80 degree weather back.>> it brought ominous forecast of bone chilling temperatures and pummeling snow across the entire eastern u.s. this weather system could strengthen as it moves up the east coast. producing strong damaging winds in several states. a showdown between president trump and former top aide steve bannon. the book that is causing a controversy at the white house. california state senator taking a leave of absence amidst sexual misconduct allegations. the new fox drama 911 following the lives and careers of first responders. one of the showsátell us why she is honored to play such an important role. so you spent all your money on holiday gifts. bitcoins are about to go bust. which means like most people this time of year, you're broke. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save, including four crispy chicken nuggets for $1, jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each, three of my famous tacos and a small drink for $3, two breakfast croissants for $4, or the bonus jack combo, now just $5. it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big value, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. he has lost his mind is what president said about steve bannon after he takes aim at the first family. he is lashing out at the man who many credit and being the architect of his populace agenda. all of this comes in reaction to a tell-all book about the trump campaign and presidency. more on what the book says and how the first family is reacting.>> reporter: there is word president is threatening legal action against bannon. the book hits shelves next week. excerpts paint a picture of a dysfunctional white house. a disinterested president in a campaign involved in what steve bannon portrays as treasonous activities with the russians. the president's former chief strategist steve bannon criticized the president son donald trump junior and his son- in-law jared kushner calling their trump tower meeting with the russians during the campaign treasonous and unpatriotic. it it is a legend it was set up so the campaign could get dirt on hillary clinton. bannon said that the lease trump junior or kushner should've called the fbi immediately after that meeting took place. in response the president issued a statement that said in part steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. and he was fired he not only lost his job he lost his mind. later white house spokeswoman sarah sanders describe the president's reaction to bannon's comments as furious and disgusted.>> i would think going after the president son in an absolutely outrageous way is probably not the best way to curry favor with anybody.>> reporter: the book contains explosive details including allegations as a candidate trump did not want to be president and never thought he could when. it alleges trump was stunned when he one. he looked like he had seen a ghost and melania was crying and not tears of joy. the first lady's office responded with a statement of its own saying the book is clearly going to be sold in the bargain fiction section. mrs. trump supported her husband's decision to run for president. and in fact encouraged him to do so. she was confident he would when and was very happy when he did. the president lasted bannon for the loss of a senate seat in alabama to the democrats. and said he was only in it for himself. the president said bannon did not want to make america great again but was simply seeking to burn it all down. >> reporter: one other explosive detail from the book is his statement the russia investigation was center on money laundering and investigators would crack don junior like an a on national tv. a short time ago we learned the president's lawyers have since acs and deceased letter laming he has violated a nondisclosure agreement by talking to the author of this book. president trump formally disbanded his controversial voter fraud commission. the panel faced a barrage of lawsuits over privacy concerns. the commission sought personal data on voters across the country. trump informed the commission last year after alleging he lost the popular vote to hillary clinton because of millions of illegally cast ballots. he did not acknowledge the panel's inability to find evidence of fraud. vista trump said his decision came in response to a growing number of legal hurdles. state senator has agreed to take a leave of absence during an investigation into inappropriate behavior. several female staffers come forward accusing los angeles and its her tony mendoza of sexual misconduct. one of them filed a complaint saying she and two others were fired reporting behavior. his leave is with pay. the senate has hired lawyers to look into the claims.>> i think he needs to leave. it would be best if he did it on his own. if that is not going to happen we will have to take action.>> everyone needs to be in a safe environment. >> two democratic lawmakers have already step down over claims of inappropriate behavior. state lawmakers have formed a joint committee of the assembly and senate to address sexual misconduct issues. top immigration officials said california that are hold on tight in the wake of new rules that make it a sanctuary state. acting eyes director is making no attempt to hide his anger at california's new laws. and that governor jerry brown for not supporting the work of federal immigration authorities. as a result he said ice will put a lot more boots on the ground here.>> california better hold on tight. they are about to see a lot more special agents and deportation. if a politician in california don't want to protect communities then ice will.>> reporter: california never declared itself a sanctuary state. the legislation called the california values at. it amounts to the same thing. the new laws limit the extent to which local law enforcement agencies can cooperate with federal immigration agents. tracking rain in the bay area. and of course across the country. in the east coast the bomb cyclone. we've been talking about the cold air to the north. three below fargo. temperatures in the upper 70s. the class of air masses is when you get the strong development of a storm. that is what we have been noticing. the satellite and the rapid development. the close of the lines are the more intense the cyclone is. this will be a big story moving up the eastern seaboard heading into thursday. across the bay area clouds and rain showers. some thunderstorms and downpours earlier this evening. checking some rain out there. things are starting to move to the east. closer to santa cruz county and the south bay from san jose to morgan hill to gilroy. moving the maps closer to fremont lingering showers. livermore. up to the north reports of rainfall in concorde. approaching antioch and discovery bay. not as much coverage for portions of the north bay and for san francisco. to the pacific we have a lot of energy. multiple systems to talk about. the first one moving in tonight into early tomorrow morning. looking out toward san francisco out to the bay bridge. a defined outlay or in the picture. for tomorrow we will hold onto cloudy skies. often on showers. india breaks for thursday. some clouds and maybe passing showers. the cloud cover thursday morning. then a few showers could pop up throughout the day. this is into the afternoon. by the evening we bump up chances in advance of another system that will move on shore. we will talk about that and highlight your we can forecast coming up. a private middle school teacher in san jose sexually assaulted and robbed. what we are learning from police and the continued search for the suspect caught on camera. the warriors on the road in dallas with her relics in the final seconds. the winning 3-point shot later in sports. tesla acknowledges. production of model three sedans. the new target date to start delivering more cars. it apollo also tesla announced another delay for its entry- level model three sedans. they said it will be the end of june before it can reach its target of producing 5000 model three per week. more bad news for the carmaker that follows a $619 million loss. that was announced in november. amid three lawsuits claiming they ignored racism against black workers on his fremont factory floor. tesla said it resulted from a focus on quality and efficiency rather than a simply pushing for the highest possible volume in the shortest period of time. senior business officer is stepping down. in a statement superintendent kyla johnson said vernon howell is a long time dedicated servant of the students. he worked for the district twice starting in 2008. the district said he saved taxpayers millions by refinancing the district bond. critics blame him for the budget crisis which let the school board to approve $9 million in cuts last month. san jose police about the sexual assault and robbery of a middle school teacher inside a classroom. anna rubin with surveillance video of the suspects and the walk that may help someone recognize him.>> reporter: parents at harper middle school are in shock.>> i'm deeply saddened with what transpired. it makes me sad.>> reporter: one day since the sexual assault of a teacher. san jose police want to make their presence felt. officers are assigned to the school. and more surrounding the neighborhood.>> we want to make a strong presence to the community and the children and the staff. that we do care. we are working hard to identify this person.>> reporter: this is the man they are looking for. he arrived on the campus early tuesday. surveillance video shows him wandering the grounds for two hours before the attack.>> it is the best piece of evidence we have. we are trying to identify this person. we are asking the public to call us with any tips they have. anybody they suspect looks like this person or walks like this person.>> reporter: the woman he sexually assaulted was a teacher came to prepare her classroom. school officials released a statement saying we are saddened and upset by the incident and are leaning in to provide support and privacy to our employee and each other. administrators are cooperating with authorities. they regularly review all safety protocols. until the perpetrator is caught parents say the presence is a comfort.>> we feel reassured. we feel they are doing everything they can. >> i have the greatest degree of confidence the school will make sure it the campus is a cure for the faculty and students.>> reporter: police say the video doesn't get a good shot of the suspects phase. it does show he has a distinctive walk and they are hoping someone might recognize it. anyone with information should contact san jose police. students driving innovation. a look at the cars created for the silicon valley auto show by students at san jose state university. 2018 figure skating championships are underway right here in san jose. meet the legends and see the rising stars in action. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ final preparations for the start of the silicon valley auto show which begins tomorrow morning. mixed in with shiny vehicles or displays the could herald the future of the automotive industry. live at the san jose convention center.>> reporter: this -- you are looking at roughly some of the 300 vehicles that will be on display at the 2018 silicon valley auto show which starts less than 12 hours. the gentleman is putting wax on a car to make it shiny. there are familiar manufacturers of but one group of cars comes courtesy of students who have an eye on influencing the future. the road to tomorrow for the san jose state student created cars. begins on the back of a truck. six vehicles from internal combustion to electric are heading to the silicon valley auto show.. it is nice to see our school is being showcased. all of the work that we have done.>> reporter: a mile away in an hour later the last of the spartan race cars are rolled into the center. on thursday through sunday 30 manufacturers will showcase the latest in the automotive industry. from cutting edge corvette to hybrids to suvs.. we see a lot of trends.>> alternative fuel vehicles. fuel efficiency.>> reporter: outside the main hall since the san jose state display.>> we are the next generation of automotive engineers.>> reporter: all electric going 0 to 60 in three seconds.>> i hope to show them the opportunity we have is san jose state. most people don't know about the program. there is a lot to learn here. especially with electric cars rising in the market. a great way to learn and move into the industry.>> reporter: mechanical engineering professor said building and showcasing the cars creates a path to professional success.>> i motivated to pursue my students in that direction. i'm here to recruit students to our programs so we can show them the future and path to success in the auto industry.>> reporter: the gleam that catches the attention of attendees could pale in comparison with the prideful beam coming from one college team ready to pull into the car design leave.>> they might have the future car design right here.>> reporter: the show starts at 10 am tomorrow. thursday -- to wraps up a sunday at 6 pm. the morning news will be out here starting tomorrow at four. normally i would pitch it back to you. back in oakland. today i'm going to drive it back to oakland in this.>> they call car buffs gearheads. with the technology i guess we are battery heads or electromagnetic heads. it is amazing what is going on.>> reporter: the forefront is universities like san jose state where the kids are building cars and competing them. and now showing them off at the car show. the refinery has been ordered to pay the air- quality district more than $900,000 in penalties for air pollution violations. part of a settlement with the bay area air quality management district. it had 51 violations for leaks excess admissions and poor maintenance of truck loading racks in 2013 and 2014. the spokeswoman said the refinery strives to comply at all times. and takes corrective actions to prevent incidents from reoccurring. winter olympic games take place next month in korea. the spotlight is on san jose. tonight is opening night for the figure skating championships. amber is live at the sap sensor after talking to legendary skaters and rising stars.>> reporter: tonight's competition wraps up just a short while ago. there was a lot of excitement at the sap sensor. athletes and fans were here. just to take it in. figure skating is a sport that combines athletics with artistry. opening night of the u.s. figure skating championships to a large crowd to the sap. including the sports legends.>> everyone likes to watch a performance you get emotionally involved in. >> reporter: olympic gold medalist brian -- flanked by another olympian kristi yamaguchi and figure skating champion -- were among those proudly touting san jose is the ideal place to host this year's championships. all are bay area natives. first of for this night's competition the women's short program is san jose own admin. the 19-year-old is making a comeback after a serious foot injury. she described the pressure of competition.>> even though i was happy with each element i nailed i did not let myself relax until the last.>> reporter: her goal is to skate well and make the olympic team. the audience was a 13-year-old figure skater from san jose. she placed seventh in the junior competition. >> i like being able to express myself. i like the artistry. it is fun to just jump.>> reporter: the first time since 2012 san jose hosted the u.s. figure skating championships. the performances dazzled on this opening night.>> the legends have this advice for aspiring olympians.>> the calm fears and show yourself.>> you have that vision inside of you. follow that and really embrace it. enjoy it.>> reporter: the competition wraps up sunday. that is when we will know which skaters will represent the u.s. in the winter olympic games. what was your favorite part?>> reporter: watching them spin and swirl and leap up and make the axles.>> really fun to watch. recreational marijuana is a big hit in california. a look at the numbers from one bay area shop showing sales up 400% in just the first three days. finally rain and the bay area for today. shower chances near thursday forecast. the timing of another system that is still developing offshore. so you spent all your money on holiday gifts. bitcoins are about to go bust. which means like most people this time of year, you're broke. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save, including four crispy chicken nuggets for $1, jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each, three of my famous tacos and a small drink for $3, two breakfast croissants for $4, or the bonus jack combo, now just $5. it's like i tell jack jr., it's all about big value, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. 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(voice fading away) a busy week for california pot dispensaries after the sale of recreational marijuana became legal. one store sales are off the charts. buddy's cannabis is a medical marijuana collective on north 10th street. it is one of 10 businesses where marijuana is legal for sale in san jose. the owner says business is booming this week.>> it is exceeding our expectations. we were thinking we would see a sales spike of 30%. it was 400% on the first day. our second day was even better. today is our third.>> they are looking to expand the store hours and hire more people to meet the growing demand for legal pot in san jose. police are searching for a man who opened fire on a car of people on christmas morning. rob ross has the video that shows the suspect wearing a santa hat.>> reporter: this man might have been wearing a santa hat christmas morning but he definitely wasn't in a christmas spirit. san francisco police release this video. it shows him in the upper part of the screen firing shots into a black car on the 100 block of eddy street in the tenderloin before 8 am.>> we see a suspect firing into a vehicle. circumstances surrounding that could be a variety of things. that is something we hope the public can come forward with information.>> reporter: police have not received any reports of injuries connected to the shooting. that doesn't mean there were not any.>> sometimes we don't know what the victim circumstances were. are they afraid to come forward? we don't really know.>> reporter: this man it lives across the street.>> i heard arguing before hand. i already knew somebody old someone money for something. i'm not at liberty to say what because i don't know.>> reporter: he says there was a noise. police release the video because they can't identify the gunman. they say the irony of a man in a santa claus hat firing at a car is not lost on them.>> we see a lot of people just up. you see a santa hat floating around. who knows where they were coming from.>> reporter: police are hoping anyone that saw what happened or can identify the gunman will give them a call. behind the scenes look at the new fox drama 911. all about the lives and careers of first responders. paul chambers talks to one of the stars about playing such an important role. your complete bay area forecast including how long the rain will last and when the next rain is expected. e a new book exposing a so- called boys club in silicon valley. bloomberg tv anchor emily chang publish an excerpt in vanity fair. breaking up the boys club of silicon valley. according to her some of the highest ranking executives attend six parties and take drugs. the book details how silicon valley's male-dominated culture affects women. her book is said to be published in february. 911 premiere tonight. the fast-paced show dives into the lives and careers of first responders including police officers paramedics firefighters and 911 operators. paul chambers talk to angela bassett about her role based on real-life experiences.>> reporter: it takes a team of first responders coming together to answer the call. one fox new action-packed drama 911 oscar-nominated actress angela bassett plays athena grant.>> she is great at what she does. got a lot of help -- she needs some help at home too. she is going through it.>> reporter: 911 shows all aspects of an emergency call from the operator to police and fire all playing their rolls to save the lives of strangers. from a baby flush down the toilet to a snake choking a woman. these calls come from the mind of the cocreator and writer ryan murphy who worked with bassett on american horror story.>> you get a little bit more freedom. you have to watch your mouth. it won't be as wild as some of the things i have done in the past.>> reporter: have a growing support and respect for first responders. she even took classes and learned how to stand and present herself as a real officer. every detail counts.>> i cannot hold a gun like that. you might feel like you are cool. it is completely wrong in every way.>> reporter: wednesday nights at 9 pm. water monitors in california say there is no cause for alarm over no -- low snowfall levels. a little over one inch of snow near echols summit in el dorado county. the second lowest measurement on record going back to 1964. california winters can be fickle. there is plenty of time to catch up.>> i'm not going to save the anxiety level is higher than normal. it is early. we are hopeful there will be more snow the next time we come out. in the february march and april snowmelt surveys.>> he pointed out last year with pulled the state out of a drought relied on a wet january and february. it looks like we are turning to a wet january. starting today and next week more storms developing offshore. today we have the rainfall developed across the bay area. the main event moving in this evening. the moderate to heavy rainfall across portions of the bay area all evening. satellite and radar. thunderstorms earlier today. right now the green is still showing up. rainfall from san jose down to morgan hill in gilroy. a few neighborhoods. scattered rain showers out toward fremont. the coverage starting to back off a little bit as we move the map to the north. out toward antioch and discovery bay. fairfield 10 pm observation reporting heavy rainfall. associated with a cell. 45 minutes ago. some of the coverage in the east bay. the northbay not much happening. mostly cloudy skies. right now our live camera looking out to the golden gate bridge for wednesday night. scattered rain showers. keep in mind tomorrow wet roadways and a few showers. give yourself extra time for the commute. overnight low tomorrow morning in the 50s. a mild start. upper 40s and 50s. in san francisco tomorrow morning a chance of a shower at 7 am. 52 degrees. plenty of breaks in the action. mostly cloudy skies. by 3 pm forecast high close to 60. a lot happening in the pacific. you can see the upper level winds. the storms lining up. first one for today. another one moved in late thursday night into friday morning. we could be tracking the chance of a shower into saturday. the main energy moves to the south and the west of the bay area. a lingering chance of a sprinkle or light shower through saturday morning. tomorrow morning lots of cloud cover. still a few scattered pop-up showers throughout the day. this is 1 pm tomorrow. into the evening hours especially after 10 pm. rainfall expanding and coverage heading to early friday morning. friday morning scattered rain. skill back on the coverage a little bit. not completely dry friday afternoon and friday night. possibility of a shower. forecast highs for tomorrow low to middle 60s for thursday afternoon. san jose 64. san mateo 62. half moon bay 61. more rain over the next two days especially thursday night and into early friday morning. a chance of a sprinkle into saturday. a slight chance of drizzled sunday. 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dream on 25 points and 12 rebounds. they were up by 14 and the fourth quarter. dennis smith junior -- part of a run. dallas came back to tie things up. but again veteran warriors stabilize. this time klay thompson had 25 points with a tough shot down close. two point lead. here comes harrison barnes. wish he was this aggressive when he was a warrior. he takes patrick to the bucket. 122 tide. look at the clock ticking down. steph curry with the ball. calmly and cool -- collecting the game-winning shot of 3. he winds up with 31 points. he hit that shot with three seconds left. waves goodbye to his brother. 125-122. the big four for the warriors had 100 of those points. the coach however assesses the victory.>> we walked this fine line between chaos and disorder. we are at our best when we can be loose and free. we have to have the discipline that goes with that. when we do that. when we find that balance we are really hard to beat.>> they have to play better. tomorrow against the rockets. marquee game of the night. parquet floor of the boston garden. the return of isaiah thomas to boston. playing back to back. he wasn't going to play with his not completely 100% healed hip. lebron james 16 in the first half. only three after intermission. boston turns it on. marcus deals give it to terri. that was a good idea. the gm liking it. loose ball. look at the cavaliers. where are they? they look extremely tired. the former star jalyn brown with a dunk of the night. he had 14 points. isaiah hits greetings from former teammates. 102-88 celtics. it is not a done deal. it is close. john gruden coming to the oakland raiders to coach them up for the second time. he is not the first coach of the raiders to come back from a second time. art shall and john gruden was on the radio this morning. espn. not exactly what you would call tightlipped about the return.>> i think there is a good chance. i'm excited about where i am in terms of studying the game and preparing to come back and coach. i have to be honest it has been a long couple weeks. they have gone through their process of interviewing candidates. until they are done i won't know. i did have a good meeting with mark. i have known him a long time and have a lot of respect for the rater football organization.>> he did say ownership piece is not happening. not to worry. we'll probably be announced early next week. bright lights big city for college quarterback from southern california. first usc sam mcdonald is quite possibly going to be the first quarterback pick. he will forgo his junior and senior year at usc. through four -- also leaving college junior josh rosen from ucla. rosen had 26 touchdown passes. the cleveland browns have the number one and 4 pics in this draft. we must check this out. nothing too sensational tonight. a slow night. nikolai -- hitting a face. makes a nice pass to beasley. better seen close up. the ball hits him in the head. he picks it up and does. you'll catch this. will make a slick behind-the- back pass. malique bailey doing it for denver. they easily take care of phoenix 134-111. all worth checking out for a wednesday night. that is the sporting life. time for more news. one of them shot my friend and the leg and the police shot and killed him.>> one man is dead and another wounded after a shooting outside a bart station in oakland. what we are learning about a bart officer involved. witnesses say the officer fired his weapon after another man shot someone else during an argument. police are only saying the circumstances are under investigation.>> we still don't have many details at this hour. the shooting happened at seventh and chester street at 4:40 pm this afternoon. steps outside the west oakland bart station. live coverage from rob malcolm. the latest on the investigation.>> reporter: oakland police confirm the bart police officer discharged his weapon while he was responding to an argument across the street. that is as much as we know. they are trying to determine who fired the fatal shot that left a man dead and another injured.