Right now at 11 00, we do have breaking news along the bay area freeway tonight. Interstate 780 is shut down in both directions. This is all unfolding in the venetia area. Chp confirming eastbound and westbound lanes are closed, between columbus parkway to southhampton. Traffic is beginning to backup, because of this closure. We do have calls out to learn more about what exactly is going on. We will, of course, update you as we learn more. Our other top story, our list just got longer. United airlines under scrutiny tonight, after a string of mechanical problems involving the boeing planes. The latest happening today, when a piece of a plane apparently fell off, somewhere between sfo and its destination and oregon. This is the seventh issue with united jet in the past few weeks. Nbc bay areas tom johnson is at sfo raking down what may have gone wrong. We have to make it clear that this is an older boeing 737 800, about 25 years old, not one of the newer boeing 737 max is being investig
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