outside number, slight wind. we ll have the full forecast coming up in just a matter of minutes. with you right now, let s bring in liza battalones. welcome. thank you, roberta. good to be back. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza where we have the usual line of traffic in a couple of the toll lanes because of the shift change westbound traffic still looking good there. there is roadwork in the city 4th and king shut down, also fog is an issue for some commutes. i ll highlight the trouble areas in a few minutes, guys. i didn t know spiders woke up this early. was he there? the overnight spider, works the midnight shift. the morning spider will take over later. [ laughter ] a gunman perched on a building under construction taking aim at a bay area hospital and then at police officers. this crime spree ends when police opened fire near st. luke s in san francisco s mission district. kpix 5 s anne makovec is at st. luke s with more on the tense moments yester
before police fired the deadly shot, they locked down st. luke s hospital. so quite a scary experience for those patients and families. police also threw a few flash- bang grenades toward the man hoping to scare him down. we still don t know how he got to the sixth floor of the construction site or what exactly he intended to do up there. then i saw the construction just like running, running. most bizarre experience, like, i have ever seen in my entire life. police say the gunman fired at least one round before police shot him to death. all we know about him right now is that he was an hispanic man in his 20s. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. chp investigators believe two shootings on 80 in the east bay are connected. the shootings tuesday night and two people were shot near the pinole valley road exit. a man died and woman was injured there not far from there, on november 2, a man wounded near san pablo dam road. these targets were specific and not ra
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