it out of the. building absolute horror inside of a school in nashville, tennessee, the latest and this chilling new video of the shooter, breaking into the school and going on a rampage and there's a bay area braces for the arrival of our latest storm. one bay area mayor has already declared an emergency. the new responsibility now facing city inspectors. fox news this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave wong. it is tuesday, march 28th let's get right to meteorologist steve paulson, who is tracking the storm for us this morning, steve. it's sprinkled on me a little bit as i was coming in, and then it stopped. but i know that was just the beginning. well, be thankful that we came in. it wasn't that bad because

probably going home. it will be because the system is arriving. it's already raining north. it will only continue to enhance the heaviest rain will be to the north. first we'll get the cold front and then you can see that's a whopper of a low. another one item mirrors as farther north in the last two systems, but still that's a really intense system. when they're that wrapped up, though they've reached their maturity, but it's going to be moderate to heavy rain starting and we'll be riding the storm out this time here for today and tomorrow. rain and wind heaviest rain looks to be about golden gate bridge north, but santa cruz mountains will get in on that as well fifties on the temps, well below average again. all right over to sell. say good morning, sir. i'll quiet out there. i hope that when it rains, it's going to be different. and you know now, buck no it right. so we're waiting here. we're looking at the bay bridge if you're driving into san francisco, the traffic is moving along pretty well. there have been no major issues. unfortunately we have to start our morning with some police activity where there is a high speed chase going on now. south bong on 8 80. now they're

heading this way. south bong and i don't know if we're going to be able to wait for them to come by. but one of the things that we know is that it is a high speed chase heading south on 80 80 heading from oakland in oakland. right now they're heading down the hayward. so we are going to make sure that we keep an eye on it for you. 401 let's get back to the headlines. alright thanks, sal. well even though the next storm is only just starting to hit the bay area, san francisco mayor london breed has already declared an emergency. the city is still recovering from earlier storms that is bracing for more rain and powerful winds. the emergency declaration gives city departments more resources to clean up and remove trees or tree limbs that fell last week, almost 1000 trees or large branches came down during the last storm. and that emergency declaration may also lead to more inspections of windows and high rise buildings, windows shattered or completely fell out of at least six skyscrapers, including the sales forced east tower on mission street, the millennium tower and 50,

california managers of those high rise buildings were ordered to repair the windows and also submit an engineering report to the city. aaron peskin, president of the board of supervisors, has been pushing for more inspections of windows in high rise buildings. and new guidelines have been issued by the city for people who live or work in those high rise buildings. people are being asked to close and large any operable windows. remove loose objects from balconies, roofs or other outdoor areas, secure scaffolding and construction equipment and alert managers if cracks are seen around the window, our time now 403 the amount of damage that's been caused by all of the rain keeps mounting. at this point, every new storm creates new problems also stops. recovery made from earlier storms and highway 101 in nevada, is one example. that's where a landslide for spg and a to take one out one of its 16 inch gas lines out of service , replacing it with the temporary gas line under one.

oh, one, and even that line could be at risk in the new star. everyone on one could be impacted. shut down things like that and all of the work they've done on the gas line could possibly be infringed upon. and for small businesses, storm related problems are mounting at a nearby hardware store customers. safety is a big issue . many people are renting smaller chainsaws after trees fell down on their property, and there's a long wait to get a tree trimmer. the hardware store requires safety gear and proof that people really know how to use a power saw. started for i'm showing the operation. the biggest indicator is i say okay, now now you started and if they can't get it started, then we kind of say, you know, you might want to get somebody else to do this work for you. and he says most customers appreciate that advice. the genie says it has crews ready to respond to this latest spring storm, and customers are being encouraged

to have a plan in case the power goes out. tens of thousands of people lost electricity in recent storms, particularly in the peninsula, and in the south bay down trees, took out power lines and knocked out service and some people customers told us their power stayed out for a couple of days. the utility is advising that people who have those standby generators that automatically come on during the power outage to make sure they are properly installed by licensed electricians because they can pose a hazard to customers and crews are time is not 405 now for the very latest from nashville, tennessee, and the shooting rampage at a private elementary school investigators are looking into the background of the shooter to try to figure out a motive for that attack. ktvu elissa harrington shows a surveillance video of the shooter breaking into the school. in chilling surveillance video released by the metropolitan nashville police department. someone fires multiple rounds through a glass door at the covenant school in nashville, gaining entry into this private christian

elementary school. the shooter is seen heavily armed with two assault style guns and a nine millimeter pistol. the person enters the church office and is seen on video walking past the children's ministry. then down a long hallway, the shooter would go on to kill 39 year old students and three adults when we send our kids to school or to any place of safety. we expect them to live, learn, have fun and come back. from that day days experience. we don't anticipate things like this. the 1st 911 calls came in at 10 13 am, while students were in class , police say within 14 minutes, officers arrived, began clearing the building and found the suspect on the second floor. two officers opened fire killing the shooter. i was hoping this day would never, ever come here in the city. but we would never wait. to make entry and to go in and to stop the threat. especially when it deals with our children. police chief john

drake is calling this a targeted attack. drake said that 28 year old suspect once attended the covenant school. he also said investigators found a manifesto maps and two additional shotguns . the victims have been identified as 60 year old katherine coons, who was the head of the school. 61 year old cynthia peek a substitute teacher and 61 year old mike hill, a custodian. the three children who died are evelyn deck house, halle scruggs and william kenny always said this one community and nation mourning the victims and yet another school shooting and in this dark hour, let us support each other. let us go and hug our children a little bit closer . elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. well california has filed an appeal to a court ruling that blocks and forcing a state law to limit the sale of certain kinds of handguns. last week, a federal

judge in orange county rejected amendments to the unsafe handgun act specifically amendments that said than any news semiautomatic guns should happen indicators showing when the gun is loaded. and also a disconnect mechanism to stop the gun from firing when ammunition is not inserted, attorney general rob bonta said the law is saving lives caused by accidental shootings and that the rate of accidental shooting deaths in california decreased by two thirds between 2014 and 2018 after chamber load indicators and magazine disconnect mechanisms were required for new gun models. police in valais are still searching for the shooter responsible for killing two men and wounding a third don't happen late sunday night at the royal gas station at the corner of tennessee street and sonoma boulevard. officers found three men suffering from gunshot wounds. one man was pronounced dead at the scene. a second victim died at the hospital. a third man is still being treated for gunshot wounds. one regular

customer of the gas station says the shooting happened in an area long known as wonderful a those trouble spots don't come here and get gas during at night. that's for sure. just a bunch of criminal elements. hookers. drug deals just things you don't want around your family. the police, and they still have not determined a motive, and investigators are asking anyone with information on the shooting, too. contact the vallejo police department right away our time now, 409 and new this morning just about an hour ago, a russian space capsule let the international space station with no crew on board. the space capsule undocked just before three a.m. this morning our time normally there would be a three member crew on the spacecraft coming back to earth. but last december, it was hit by a micro meteor that caused a major leak of coolant and that would have made the inside of the capsule. too hot is the capsule was passing through the atmosphere.

instead the of cameras and other equipment. the space capsule will land in kazakhstan at 4 45 our time, but nasa won't be showing any video of that landing. all right time now is 409 as we watch the clock takeaway, steve. we watched the radar very closely to see what's headed our way rain and wind or headed our way you two and it'll be in 22 bands here. one will be the initial front and we'll probably get a little break later this afternoon tonight before then, the logo's right down the coast and then that's going to send in multiple bands. possible thunderstorms will be in the mix for tomorrow. wind advisory started at five am goes until eight pm 45 55 mile per hour gusts. good news is the low developed rapidly north of us this time not west, southwest sierra nevada will be more snow winter storm warning is out. started last night goes through eight o'clock on wednesday. 1 to 4 ft. low snow levels. initially mendocino county lake county before we start to get more of a

south wind and some of that warmer air begins to move in. but some of that cold air is trapped that we've had last couple of days, although attempts are going up forties fifties as you might imagine what the wind kicking in, so if you leave right now, in your south, you'll probably avoid it. but as we go through the morning, heavier rain will develop, especially golden gate bridge north and then it'll slide south that being the front kind of a break in between the front and then what's called the trough for the unsettled part of the low that's going to send in multiple bands here. as we go all the way through wednesday evening before finally clearing it out as we head towards thursday, rainfall amounts still hanging in there three quarters of an inch to probably three or four, especially russian river mount tamil pious and santa cruz mountains fifties on the temps. cloudy morning rain begins wind and rain snow levels initially, then they'll start to go up fifties on the temps. another cool day, that's for sure. and today. tomorrow it's in the soup , so to speak, then a break wednesday or thursday friday with possibility of cloudy and some light rain against saturday. the union pacific

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too many customers tried to withdraw their money at once. that failure rocked the banking industry. i don't believe we're going to have bank collapses like people fear, but banks are going to tighten lending. they're going to pull in liquidity and that is going to cut off the lifeline to a lot of businesses. north carolina based first citizens bank has agreed to take over a large share of what was left of silicon valley bank time now for 15. the walt disney company will start the first of three rounds of job cuts this week. chief executive officer bob iger says the company will lay off 7000 employees before the beginning of summer. he says team leaders will start telling the affected employees before this weekend. the next round of layoffs will begin next month. the company says. it's also taking other cost cutting. measures to cut out $5.5 billion from their budget. but there are some changes in the executive suites at the ride hailing company left

the president john zimmer and ceo logan green are stepping aside from those jobs. the co founders will stay active with lift is green will be the board of directors chair, zimmer will become the vice chair. former amazon executive david risher will take the lead in day to day operations. he's been a member of the board of lift since 2021 . the stock price of lift has dropped more than 70% in the past year. and after that news broke its been up 5% in premarket trading is still state bill aimed at allowing oil companies street penalized for profiting from price hikes is moving to the governor's desk. the original proposal championed by governor newsome would have called for an additional windfall tax on oil companies. the final version instead requires oil companies to disclose more information to regulators about how they determine that final cost of gasoline. the state's energy commission could then decide whether to penalize oil companies for price gouging.

they're profiting off the backs of everyday californians, and we need to figure out why, because to date, our experts have not been able to figure out why. i earnestly believe that when we get this information that this bill will allow, we will never need the penalties because once there is sunshine on the behavior of big oil things will change. some republicans disagreed with that proposal, believing that oil companies would pass along financial penalties to customers. it's the wealthy. who drive electric vehicles in the wealthy districts in the state who are going to benefit we're going to pay the price. i'm tired of paying the price everybody and brian thank you. governor requested a special session on oil company profits in december after gas prices reached record statewide average of 6 40 for a gallon last summer. newsom is expected to sign the bill into law later this week. our time is now for 17 well in alameda and contra costa county staff members at skilled nursing centers will still have to wear

a mask. health departments in both counties say it's updated requirement takes effect. next monday, just as a state mandate for facial covering health care settings expires. health experts in alameda and contra costa county say they decided they want to stay with their mass requirements in nursing homes to protect senior citizens from covid. new this morning 39 migrants died and 29 more were injured in a fire at an immigration detention center in northern mexico near the us border. it's all according to officials. images from the scene , though, showed disturbing pictures of rows of bodies lying under shiny silver sheets outside of the facility. in c o dad, juarez that's right across from the us mexico border from el paso. now that facility is known to be a crossing point for migrants waiting to enter the us mexico's attorney general's office is launching an investigation at that scene. and israeli's prime minister is vowing to seek compromise on proposed judicial reforms. tens

of thousands of israeli protesters launched a nationwide strike after the prime minister fired his defense minister calls for a pause in the process. fires burned overnight on the highways and tell aviv as protesters clashed with police in the streets of jerusalem while that nationwide strike has been lifted, protest organizers say demonstrations will continue until the judicial reforms are canceled altogether our time now for 19 in coming days, lawyers for actress gwyneth paltrow will call her children. drin and her husband to testify in court in her ski crash lawsuit in utah and the man who's suing gwyneth paltrow over that 2016 collision took the witness stand yesterday . terry sanderson said that incident left him with life altering injuries, including a concussion with symptoms that have gone on for years. so anderson claims he heard gwyneth

paltrow screening him before the crash, and he described the collision as quote. a smack that sent them both flying. i heard something. i've never heard of the ski resort and that was a blood curdling scream. just i can't do it. it was and then. and it was like somebody was out of control in gunny and was going to die claims the at first sued gwyneth paltrow for more than $3, but that amount was later reduced to $300,000. gwyneth paltrow is countersuing for $1. and legal fees. your time now is for 20 time to talk about the weather people trying to plan their morning commute. ours was okay, steve, but it's going to change

very quickly, especially north south. maybe you'll be all right if you leave right now, but north iran is already moving in. we'll get about three quarters of an inch. i think about three here on the rainfalls russian river. tamil pie should take the most here. wind advisories out gust about 55, especially on the coast and on the coastal hills low snow levels locally, at least in the morning until the snow levels go up more likely to mendocino county lake county, but we'll mention mount st alina mount diablo mount hambleton until the warmer air gets kind of mixed up in here and starts to move in as a strong south wind takes over. now initially is two parts of this the front and then also the upper level low, which will go right along the coast. so wind advisory starts at five am goes till eight pm again. strongest cuts will be closer to the proximity of the low. remember yesterday, tahoe was three trucking was one there 34 35. now the cloudy south wind has kicked in by the winter storm warnings starts today and goes through way. now

snow levels start off low, then go up around lake level and above 2 to 4. ft. of snow looks likely here. again though, but smaller was going up because of that strong south wind and that other be the main factor here in the morning, but you can see another foot and a half to two ft. forecast for the mountains here. our system is going to really start to enhance itself, especially north again. right now. it's kind of hit and miss. the wind is not that bad. nevado southeast 20 miles an hour, mount diablo is up to 40. mph half moon bay south at 28. so i think north and also along the coast will have the stronger gusts. 51 is popular san jose's and their fremont hayward, walnut creek napa airport, the city san carlos after record lows yesterday, not today. too much cloud cover here. initially it's the front still has a ways to go. so if you leave now, unless you're north, you'll probably be all right. but that upper low is going to go right parallel to the coast, keeping us in the window for off and on rain thunderstorms tomorrow and amounts again. if santa rosa gets too that'd be 3.5 4 for the

russian river, so they'll probably take the brunt of it. for us. it will be an active pattern today and tomorrow before we get a break will be very warm. but we'll get a break on thursday and friday so for today cloudy morning rain begins and wind and rain start to crank up those snow levels initially, then they'll go up later today but fifties on attempts again another unseasonably cold day, although again with that south wind, it can be pretty mild, maybe to the south. so we talked about wendy cool and then a break friday. more cloud cover some light rain saturday. alright see you. thank your time is 4 23. the oakland zoo has had a tough time lately as our recent storms forces to close repeatedly and also lose millions of dollars in revenue. now the zoo is facing another challenge. 49ers have three quarterbacks, two of whom are recovering from serious injuries with the team says one of them is the clear leader to be the starter next ea

in phoenix, arizona at the meeting of nfl team owners and one focus will be on the 49ers quarterback situation growth brock brock purdy and trade land recovering from severe injuries while the newest quarterback sam donald, is just learning the offensive system. general manager john lynch spoke to reporters yesterday and said the team is pleased with the quarterbacks, and one is already standing out. i think brock has earned the right with the way he played that he's probably the leader in the clubhouse at that, you know, like i'll make those kind of decisions, but i know when we talk, i think bronx probably earned that right to be the guy if we were to line up brock party should be able to begin throwing in three months. john lynch says the team will have a better idea of how soon purdy will be able to play at that time. san francisco headquarter levi strauss says it will start using artificial intelligence to show off its

fashions. levi's has partnered with a dutch company to produce a i generated models. levi says . this will love the company to showcase clothes on a greater number and variety of models with different body types, sizes, skin tones and ages. levi's has customers will see those ai generated models later this year, the company still plans to use human models as well. and twitter ceo elon musk is announcing another changes. social media platform must tweeting that starting on april 15th only verified accounts will be eligible to be in the for you recommendations tab and he said , quote. this is the only realistic way to address advanced ai bots warms, taking over. he added that the voting in twitter polls will also require verification for that same reason. uber eats is making a key change to its platform in an effort to streamline the app for users, the food delivery services taking down thousands of virtual brands. those are delivery only restaurants without physical storefronts. uber eats as users were seen a dozen different versions of essentially the same menu, whrhr

confidence. police union is threatening to sue the city still to come. the latest fallout from the ransomware attack and an arrest made by san jose police in a deadly hit and run. that community is honoring the victim who was killed while walking with her young daughter.

we're failing our children. parents are reacting to the nation's latest school shooting . we have an update on the police investigation into the national attack and governor loosens criticism of one member of congress. and a light bulb fell onto an alameda car dealership. in the last storm, the safety precautions of businesses taking ahead of today's range. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto

good morning to you and welcome back to mornings onto i'm calling wong and good morning. i'm dave clark tuesday morning. it's march 28th. the storm we've been talking about. it's already hitting the north bay. steve paulson s details. i do indeed if you're south or east, you're probably okay. there's not a lot yet, but it's going to pick up an intensity here throughout the morning, but golden gate bridge north looks to be the brunt of this as we head towards the next couple of hours and then the upper low, which is pretty impressive. here. you can see that boy that does that textbook or what? we'll go right along the coast on wednesday, so it's starting now we'll be riding the storm out, and that's going to going to be a combination of rain and wind. eventually here. heaviest rain, though, looks to be the north to maybe tomorrow when it probably favorite santa cruz mountains but fifties on those temps alright, sounds here. so far so good or something new. yeah you know we were following the police activity. um and it turned out that the vehicle safely off the freeway and detained in the neighborhood so we don't have to

worry about that traffic wise, let's go and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks pretty good with no major issues. and if you're driving in the east bay again, traffic is moving along very nicely in front of the coliseum, so it's dry. here so far, but as you heard the man say it could be one of those things where it's going to change and we're going to be on top of it for you. 4 31. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. one car dealership in the east bay is really getting ready for the storm to get here during last week's powerful storm, a light pole fell down onto one of the audi he's at diamond auto sales in alameda, the owner of the dealership repaired and welded some of the polls surrounding the dealership himself. then he hired professionals to finish that job before today's storm hits the bay area. it's been not easy. i would say. probably a big learning process for me, but now we're more or less secured and ready for the next one. now the dealers your #### today's

after that pole smashed into the alley during the last storm, the community rallied support. he said he received more than 600 emails, text messages and calls from concerned residents who wanted to make sure everything was okay. in the monterey county community of paho robe, the cleanup of debris is underway where crews are busy picking everything at the left behind from that broken levee that flooded the town. officials say the cleanup will take several weeks. part of the process is clearing sidewalks so residents can put out more damaged items that can be picked up. residents were allowed to come back to the area for the first time late last week. right now. the roads between the sierra and the bay area are open. we want to give you a look at westbound interstate 80 at donner summit where you can see those lots of snow there on the ground. eastbound trucks are being screened at applegate. drivers do have to have chains on hand

in order to proceed. so keep that in mind. westbound trucks are being screened west of reno . no restrictions right now on highway 50, a runway at school international airport will be closed for the next eight weeks. runway one left, which is the shortest at the airport is going to be repaved. during that closure. the airport is also going to make improvements to adjacent taxiways, upgrade lighting and paint. new stripping and markings says it doesn't expect the construction will cause significant delays. that runway is expected to be opened by thursday. may 25th in time for the memorial day. travel weekend time. 4 34 new information coming in now about a deadly school shooting in tennessee, investigators say a former student there who had to automatic weapons killed three children and three adults at a private christian elementary school in nashville yesterday. police are still searching for a motive, but the police recovered. what they're just calling a manifesto at the home

of the suspects. they also found several maps at that same location. there were. maps drawn other school in detail of surveillance entry points. this photo is from nashville's metropolitan police department and police have identified the shooter as 28 year old aubrey elizabeth hale of nashville was shot and killed by the police to make sure you stay right here with us on mornings onto we'll bring you more updates on this story from nashville. many parents in nashville have been shaken by the shooting. randall brooks says she lost one of her sons in the 2018 waffle house shooting in tennessee. another child was at the school at the time of yesterday's shooting. i felt like my nerves left me. i felt like it was happening all over again. no parent should have to receive that call. no parent should have to go through anything like that. on twitter

governor, newsom said. we call ourselves the land of the free get our kids and teachers are gunned down in schools and forced to live in fear being killed while being educated. what kind of freedom is that? in another tweet. he criticized tennessee senator marshall blackburn for accepting $1.3 million in donations from the n r a. he says she voted against a bipartisan gun package last june. president biden praised the first responders in national from the white house and called for congress to pass an assault weapons ban, and we have to do more to stop gun violence. it's ripping our communities apart, ripping a soulless nation, very solar nation. and we have to do more to protect our schools so they aren't turned into prisons. last year, president biden signed what he has called the most comprehensive gun bill in about three decades that followed the mass shooting at a baldy school and massacre in buffalo, new york, but congress appears unlikely to pass further gun control measures. the

national rifle association's that the way to stop school shootings is with campus security in a tweet, the gun rights advocacy organization said, quote school security is a deterrent. it's time to prioritize school security and skate. safeguard our children our time. 4 36 in the east bay, a group of high school students out of protest demanding change after the shooting yesterday. ice cream. you scream. we all scream for safety. yes, several students from castro valley high schools activism club gathered to castro valley boulevard and redwood road. they held up these signs and chanted for change, and they called on congress to protect students around the nation. there was another mass shooting today. like what is happening? why can't why can't we solve this issue and we find it important that we need to address this and we want to use our voices as like students as high school students that we're tired of this. we don't want to do any more lockdowns. we want this issue to be resolved. the

students hope their protests will show community members, real change is needed to help students feel safe at school. well san jose police made an arrest in connection with a fatal hit and run accident that killed in los gatos woman and injured her young daughter, ktvu lamonica. peters talked to the police and two neighbors about the danger in that area. pedestrians who are walking in the crosswalk had the legal right of way. they were doing exactly the right thing. it was the driver who was going against a solid red light who caused this accident and ultimately fatality of the adult female residents in san jose are mourning the loss of 45 year old lehman sal, who died sunday after police say she was hit by a car while walking with her young daughter and their dog near blossom hill road and lee avenue. i came out here to support my community and i felt really saddened by the story. this is a street that i drive by every day and i go to school on the same street. so i was really

shooken up by this. sounds daughter and their dog were also hit by the car. her daughter was hospitalized and is expected to recover, but the dog did not survive. san jose police say the driver never stopped to offer assistance. they were able to use an automated license plate reader to identify the car after receiving a tip. then they made an arrest. the streets are telling us that the improvements are needed. now the lives are being lost. told us we can't wait another year, diana krall mady is an advocate with silicon valley by coalition and says san jose's vision zero program to improve road safety still needs an additional $12 million this year to be fully funded. she says, redesigning the streets will force people to slow down and help save lives a year is another family a year is another person that won't make it back home won't be able to cross the street, another person that isn't safe, just leaving their car. this incident marks the

fourth pedestrian death in san jose this year. last year, 63 people died in traffic accidents in san jose. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. what a family is mourning the deaths of a mother and her young son who were killed in a car crash in a police pursuit. six year old jamari humble was taken off life support at oakland children's hospital yesterday. the boy's mother, 31 year old annika, died shortly after the crash last week. investigators say they were killed after the driver of a stolen mazda suv slammed into the family's car in hercules. tamara's twin brother survived that crash with a broken leg. we're dealing with the lost not only just monica budget, mari his brother needs him. but he's no longer here. video of the crash shows the drivers speeding down parker. the suspect later identified as

ralph white, the third got out and then ran from the scene. he was captured at a nearby liquor store and remains in jail this morning. really tragic. it's sad in every sense of the word um and no more heart goes out to the family. police chief says the officers chased the suspect for less than half a mile did not have time to weigh whether to abandon that pursuit. the contra costa county da's office in the sheriff's office and the chp are all investigating the crash time now for 40 and investigation in southern california continues after a cargo drain derailed in the mojave desert. union pacific railroad says that 55 car train jumped the tracks yesterday morning in san bernardino county , about 100 and 60 miles northeast of valet. it's spilled iron and or, but investigators say that's not considered a hazardous material. no injuries have been reported, and desert sand is covering many of those derailed cars, but it's slowing down the cleanup efforts in

north dakota in the investigation continues into the derailment of another cargo train. canadian pacific train jumped the tracks sunday night during a snowstorm in a rural part of that state about 55 miles south of fargo, north dakota investigator it's a hazardous material spilled from some of those derailed cars. but they emphasize the spill is not caused a public safety threat and no one was heard. all right time now is 4 41 time to talk about the storm that is upon us and just getting closer. steve i should add. i believe this is the snowiest season ever in north dakota. i believe their first or second. also wyoming, colorado is getting hammered right now, and utah's had tremendous amounts of snow, so it's not just us. but i follow nws and bismarck and i'm pretty sure it's first or second snowy season ever. alright if it's tuesday, it must mean another system. right that's what our good friend chris henry says. good morning if it's tuesday, so that means this must be another

storm coming in. this will be the third tuesday this month. i'll kindly pay you on tuesday, uh, at something about tuesday tempest tuesday is what we're calling in them rainfall and maybe not too bad, but it could be intense as this cold front comes through and then we'll have often on rain tomorrow. possible thunderstorms. the usual suspects will pick up the most santa cruz mountains around mount tamil pious russian river wind gusts 40 55, mainly coast coastal areas, local snow early could get 2 to 8 inches of mean mendocino county, lake county and probably around, amount. diablo mount hambleton mount st alina before the snow level really starts to go up. the front is beginning to make its move, and that's going to lead to the heaviest rain. i think marin county north here for the morning, but wind advisory starts and what about 17 minutes goes to eight o'clock 45 to 55 mph. not too bad yet. truck yesterday was one tahoe is 3 34 35. that's a strong south wind, so there's no level is going to go up as well. it will be more

wind i think driven here in the morning before the snow arrives later, but winter storm warning also starts at five a.m. and goes through five am on wednesday. lake level and above 2 to 4 ft. of snow, although some cold air trapped, and with all that snow, there could be some lower snow levels. initially our system is beginning to make us move nothing too heavy but picking up especially areas to the north, starting to slide ever so slowly south but if you're south and you're taking off now, you'll probably be just fine. um diablo 36 degrees south wind of 41 mph so possibilities some snow on diablo navarro southeast to 21. not too bad, but it's front direction. that's the wind direction. that wind is coming from half moon bay south of 24, so nothing too crazy, yet it will be later on the forties and fifties on the temps. he's probably won't change at all our system. another front actually slowed down a little bit more intense part of the front is still ways away, but heaviest rain in the morning will be i'm going golden gate bridge north and then the system will slide south might get a break once the front goes through later today

tonight until the upper lobe begins to move south along the coast that will be all day on wednesday, and multiple bands will rotate around that low. maybe 3.5 some of the weather locations but generally around three quarters of an institute. i should cover. it could be a little bit of rain coming in on saturday on the weekend, nothing big but another round of rain possibility as we move forward here and doesn't look like anything's changing anytime soon . here so cloudy morning rain begins wind and rain low snow levels initially, then they'll go up but fifties on the temps, so rain and wind today and then we'll have them are more rain. possible thunderstorms tomorrow we're gonna break thursday friday. you guys okay. thank you. steve storm related closures are now adding up at the oakland zoo. the impact now topping millions of dollars in lost revenue coming up next the zoo, hoping that the community is ready to rally with support, and california's attorney general, has appealed to court ruling that blocks a state gun control measure. the reason, he says, the unsafe handgun act is

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lost millions of dollars in revenue because of storm related closures, and it's preparing to close again this week because of the new storm and beyond the storm damages due also made the tough decision to euthanize a 46 year old african elephant who had many health problems. kgb use brooks jarocz has that story. for more than 40 years, lisa has called the oakland zoo home. but for the last decade the african elephant has suffered from degenerative arthritis despite therapy, medication and treatments. her care team made the difficult decision to ease her discomfort by humanely euthanizing her sometimes in life. um you know, it's you have to let go. it's just the latest thing to go this year. last week, a large eucalyptus tree took out the zoo's aviary. six exotic birds

escaped while five have since been captured. diego a pied crow is still missing. it's hard not to feel, uh, you know, like somebody punches you in the gut ceo nick to hodges says the hits keep on coming. it began with lights out to glow for e. the zoo's lantern festival. then buckets of rain caused a massive sinkhole right near the main entrance. zulu was shut down for more than a month for major repairs will tell you we've been tested. tested as an organization, uh, financially with a persistent series of storms, 50 days closed and counting, costing more than $2.5 million in lost revenue. but the trouble is not over, especially with wild weather and saturated soil. this is ongoing. um we're still recovering that storm damage. there are a lot of trees at the zoo that are either at risk of falling for women not even know they look healthy. zoo plans to remove more trees, a

long term project and a costly endeavor. but with new animals and new habitat zoo staff hopes to change in the weather will drive the community to come to the rescue. we get knocked down and we're just trying to, you know, one step in front of the other. get back up. i know people are out there supporting us and ruling us on couldn't be more thankful to the community. oakland voters approved measure why last november that will allow the oakland zoo to get an extra $12 million a year for the next 20 years in oakland, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news . oakland's placing union is threatening to sue the city over a ransomware attack that hampered services and led to the release of personal data. the oakland police officers association says several dozen police officers were among those whose data was hacked. and they say there has been quote zero accountability by city leaders. city officials said that they will meet with the union, saying in a statement that protecting the security of their personal

information is a top priority. our time is now 4 50. well, new details are coming in from san jose police about last week's deadly police shooting. investigators say the suspect illegal bird gonzalez roja was recently evicted from his apartment. they say he broke into a random unit at the complex and west san jose searching for his keys. a mother and her two sons were in that apartment. san jose's police chief says they were just moments away from being killed. and the police broke through a back window and shot and killed the suspect. the swift, the sisyphus and life saving actions of the responding officers. resulted in the rescue of a mother. and her two children. police say that suspect had a pellet gun that looked like a real gun. they also say he was carrying two machetes and a pipe . san jose's mayor joined the police chief in praising those police officers who r nothing

that can prepare someone for an experience like the one the chief just articulated. i'm thankful beyond words that this situation did not end in horrifying tragedy. investigators say the suspect and that family did not know each other, and they believe the suspect may have been looking for the manager of the apartment house on point. now avenue city leaders are announcing a major legislative effort to revive the city's downtown london breed and border supervisors president aaron peskin are working on the joint project to amend the city's planning code. to make it easier to turn existing office buildings into housing. the measure also targets zoning changes that will allow for more office services and retail uses indoor and outdoor entertainment and larger retailers and union square. the legislation will be heard at the planning commission and building inspection commission. the spring time is 4 52. it leads us to steve paulson . we're already seeing signs of the storm in the north bay win. will all of us see something? that's a lot of pressure. i know

. i know. throughout the morning the morning it's working its way south, but it will be a slow process. the wind advisory starts in about what, eight minutes so these will all double at five. am just kidding, but it'll pick up southeast nevada to 21 mph little bit stronger along the coast, and that's going to be the focus of the heavier wind will be along the coast and in the coastal hills. but we'll get gus 45 55 miles per hours if we need it, but that's at least this law is developed further north and not west southwest and then what we call bombed out over his last last tuesday. that's exactly what happened. and the tuesday before that forties fifties on the temps, the front is still on the north coast. i mean, it's going to take awhile, but in advance of that we're getting the warm front sector so rain has begun for some low snow levels as well. lot of cold air is trapped at that will start to go up here eventually. now the front goes through today that will take most of the morning into the afternoon. then there is a break probably later this evening until the logo's right down the coast and that's what it's going to do. it's going to

take a path just like this, which will keep us in not only more rain, but maybe thunderstorms. tomorrow i think tomorrow can actually be more active. today is more uniform is the front moves through so three quarters of an inch, too. i think three should cover most of the locations here so today and tomorrow will be raining wind days and then we'll get some colder air coming in here. better break thursday and friday could be a weak little system on saturday. it seems like every system is producing something this year, so cloudy morning rain began starts north will slowly slide south wind and rain low snow levels initially then they'll go up later on heaviest rain. i'm going golden gate bridge north fifties on the temps upper fifties for some little cooler to the north and wind and rain with thunderstorms into wednesday a break thursday friday cloudy with some light rain and possible on saturday. you guys okay. thanks, steve. while many of us grab a cup of coffee each morning, but is it good for us? a new study from ucsf shows that the answer to that question not that simple and a retired service go giants pitcher steps on the mound one

last time when we return, fan favorite sergio romo says goodbye to the game and giants fans. reggie miller wanted to give away a dave's single for a buck every time there's a buzzer beater. (buzzer) (buzzer) (buzzer) just keeping you on your toes! (buzzer) even though we were gonna do a deal anyway. reggie or not, you can get a $1 dave's single in the wendy's app. square's the beef!

the hunger at home group and doordash set up a drive through to distribute 70,000 meals to help feed low income people in san jose. it's part of the food deliveries companies charitable program called project dash. it collects surplus food from restaurants, grocery stores, hotels and other providers and then distributes the meals. right here. since this relationship began. we have. you ready for this over 1.4 million meals been able to distribute out of this parking lot. do to this relationship. that's pretty powerful. the food distribution

is every monday. the san jose earthquakes are helping the organizations by providing the use of the parking lot at paypal park. and a rare species of beetle we named in honor of former california governor jerry brown and his wife, u c. berkeley scientists rediscovered the beetle bambi diem brown noram that beetle is brown and tiny. it's about five millimeters long, it glows with a green and gold metallic shimmer, and it was last seen back in 1966, but it had not been named. or described until one was found near creek on brown's branch in colusa county. the previous collection of this particular species was, you know , 55 years ago, uh, and there was only a small number of specimens that were found in the essex museum of entomology, u. c. berkeley and at the california academy of sciences. both our oldest collections in california, which is really important to have that that ability to look back in history.

researchers say the beetle had actually been collected in california 21 times before, but it had been mislabeled or not identified correctly. well after 15 seasons in the league, three time world champion sergio romo took the field one last time to retire as a giant. giants fans showed their loyalty and love for the relief pitcher during the giants final exhibition game against the oakland a's at oracle park. after nine seasons with the giants, he went on to play for seven other teams, including the rival dodgers fans say it's only fitting that he ends his 15 year major league career with the giants after winning three world series championships together, many fans say along with being a good player, they are impressed about how he treated fans. it was about the people, the fans. it wasn't about himself, and i really appreciated that how he interacted with all different ages, so he just became one of

my favorite players. oh panda letter online to fans about how his father's love for playing baseball was passed onto him writing quote. it's the one thing in life that always made me feel visible. romo lit up the ballpark when he came to the mound for the final time and the giants uniform to pitch in that seventh inning. among the fans, there were his extended family. who came from all over the bay area and as far away as utah to show their support. he retired anywhere else. i wouldn't be perfect. is going to pitch and fans say this was the perfect way for roman to close out his career. his 27 postseason games pitched with the giants of the most in franchise history on social media promo, posted this photo and wrote. thank you san francisco giants for this opportunity to go out where i started. i was literally moved to tears to see this. the kids that they would be in and out of the feel they have to loot

horror inside of the school in nashville, tennessee, we have the latest and the chilling new video of the shooter breaking into that school and going on a rampage and the bay area is bracing for the arrival of our latest storm. the new responsibility now facing city inspectors in one city. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome to mornington, too. i'm dave clark claudia wong. tuesday march 28th let's go to meteorologist steve paulson. we've been expecting this storm and it is arriving on schedule schedule pretty much yes. really a powerhouse low here, you'll see it informed off the oregon coast here really wrapped up here. this is polar in nature than tapped into some moisture. now initially we get the front that's what's going to come through the key with all this is there's just a screaming jet stream on the backside of this and that's what's going to

enhance some of the rainfall rates. heaviest rain, i think will be the golden gate bridge north. not too bad right now, unless you're north of your south. it's all good beginning to make its move a little bit on the you can see, there's really not much on the peninsula east or south and north. picking up already so riding the storm out today. now it's today and tomorrow, actually rain and wind heaviest rain north of the golden gate, at least for the morning hours, and we were hard pressed to warm up very much here fifties on the temps. alright sounds here had a chase . that's gone right? that's gone . they resolve that, but i'd say take it on the run, steve, because you've got to get out there before it gets raining and i got the dave clark clap, which is awesome. uh get out there before you know, it gets pretty slow because of what steve was talking about. so just get out there soon. right now it's dry at the bay bridge. no problems on 8 80. so it's time to fly. folks get out there that down 6 80 pleasant as in all, looks

good hayward union city in fremont, also after a good start. 502 let's get back to the headlines. thank you with another storm hitting the bay area today. pg and e hopes it doesn't further damage one of its gas lines in the north bay ktvu is james torres already in the bottle where pg and e will closely watch a hillside near highway one. oh, one. good morning, james. dave good morning to you. well, here's the deal. during our last round of storms. we saw enough erosion that exposed a 16 inch gas line here in nevada on a hillside all thanks to a landslide here. that landslide also affected what looks like a frontage road that runs alongside one oh, one here, cruz said. that pipeline now is holding onto moving land and they're afraid more rain. can then cause it to break. that's why they took some pro action proactive measures over the weekend here. even though there hasn't been any damage to the gas line. pg and e rerouted that line using an eight inch pipe, laying it directly under highway

101. it closed part of that highway for a majority of the weekend. but now there are new worries. if today's storm is bad enough, could that landslide stretch even further down all the way to the highway and affect its new underground infrastructure? no one could be impacted. shut down things like that and all the work they have done on the gas line could possibly be infringed upon. that line affects about 95,000 people. so far, no one has seen any disruptions to their service . pg any causes a temporary fix and hopes to figure out a permanent one once all the storms calm down. there's also water main break water main rather in that same path of the land side that could also affect several communities in marine county is a cruise say. keeping their eye on that as well. we're live this morning in nevada. i'm james torres, ktvu fox. two news . all right. thank you, james. well pg and e says it has crews

ready to respond to this latest spring storm customers are being encouraged to have a plan in case the power goes out. tens of thousands of people did lose electricity in the recent storms , particularly in the peninsula in the south bay down trees there took out power lines and knocked out service and some pg customers said their power was out for a couple of days. the utility is advising the people who have have those standby generators that automatically come on during a power outage. make sure those are properly installed by a licensed electrician because they can pose a hazard to customers and cruise. alright, our time is 505 now for the very latest from nashville, tennessee, and that shooting rampage at a private elementary school investigators are looking into the background of the shooter trying to figure out a motive for the attack. ktvu s elissa harrington shows us the surveillance video of the shooter breaking into the school. in chilling surveillance video released by the metropolitan nashville police department. someone fires

multiple rounds through a glass door at the covenant school in nashville, gaining entry into this private christian elementary school. the shooter is seen heavily armed with two assault style guns and a nine millimeter pistol. the person enters the church office and is seen on video walking past the children's ministry. then down a long hallway, the shooter would go on to kill 39 year old students and three adults when we send our kids to school or to any place of safety. we expect them to live, learn, have fun and come back. from that day days experience. we don't anticipate things like this. the 1st 911 calls came in at 10 13 am while students were in class , police say within 14 minutes, officers arrived, began clearing the building and found the suspect on the second floor. two officers opened fire killing the shooter. i was hoping this day would never, ever come here in the city. but we would never wait. to make entry and to go in

and to stop the threat. especially when it deals with our children. police chief john drake is calling this a targeted attack. drake said that 28 year old suspect once attended the covenant school. he also said investigators found a manifesto maps and two additional shotguns . the victims have been identified as 60 year old katherine coons, who was the head of the school. 61 year old cynthia peek a substitute teacher and 61 year old mike hill, a custodian. the three children who died are evelyn deck house, holly scruggs and william kenny. community and nation mourning the victims. and yet another school shooting and in this dark hour, let us support each other. let us go and hug our children a little bit closer. elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is 507, california has

filed an appeal now to a court ruling that blocks and forcing a state law to limit the sale of certain types of handguns. last week, a federal judge in orange county rejected amendments to the unsafe handgun act. specifically amendments had said in any news. semiautomatic guns should have an indicator showing when the gun is loaded and also a disconnect mechanism to stop the gun from firing when ammunition is not inserted, attorney general rob bonta said the law is saving lives caused by accidental shootings and that the rate of accidental shooting deaths in california decreased by two thirds between 2014 and 2018. after the chamber load indicators and magazine disconnect mechanisms were required for new gun models. police in vallejo are still searching for the studio responsible for killing two men and wounded a third happened late sunday night at the royal gas station at the corner of tennessee street and sonoma

boulevard. officers found three men suffering from gunshot wounds. one man was pronounced dead at the scene. a set of victim died at the hospital, and the third man is still being treated for gunshot wounds. one regular customer of the gas station says the shooting happened in an area long known as one of those trouble spots. don't come here and get gas during at night. that's for sure. just a bunch of criminal element hookers. drug deals just things you don't want around your family. police have still not determined a motive, and investigators are asking anyone with information on the shooting to give vallejo police a call right away our time now 509 will new this morning just about two hours ago, russian space capsule left the international space station with no crew on board. the space capsule undocked just before three a.m. this morning our time normally there would be a three member crew on board as it comes back to earth. but last

december, it was hit by a micro meteor that caused a major leak of cooling that would have made the inside of the capsule too hot as it passed through the atmosphere. instead the capsule is bringing home £481 of cameras and other equipment. alright our time now is 509. we can't stop talking about the weather because the weather just keeps on coming in today will be a busy day, steve. you know it's been going on since december. honestly yeah, there was about old 10 day stretch in february. well, it wasn't too bad, but since then it's been crazy. that's all right. that's why we do this, but it's been relentless. no doubt today is now today's system is of a different ilk than the last two that we had y because it developed north, but still we'll get some pretty good rainfall here is intense, low. this is a strong cold core low. alright so let's call it what it is. these will be cold france, then the low will come in. it's not an atmospheric river. so for crying out loud, don't call it that,

but we're still going to get a lot right now. it's tapped into some moisture. yes, but this is a really what they call vertically stacked low. that means there's low pressure at all levels from the surface all the way up to 45,000 ft here. wind advisory starts at five am goes till eight pm gust 55. this system is not as strong at least not yet as last tuesday, when we had a high wind warning so far, it's just a wind advisory 34 in truckee. there were one degrees yesterday. 35 south lake tahoe. there were three so the snow levels going to go up. there is still some areas where the cold air might be trapped, so we'll mention some lower snow. that was, but it's initially going to go up. before it goes down again, and that will be on tomorrow in that colder air begins to work its way in, but lake level and above. maybe 2 to 4 ft. below that. it's kind of hit and miss, i think wins a bigger story here today, going up 15 80 than snow, but some low snow levels. mendocino county lake county maybe around here, although really, the temps are going up mount diablo south at 45 45. is that the last animal 43 mph. 35 degrees, so certainly

possible around here until we can kind of mix in some warmer air here, south wind conquered now. 23 mph oakland's 21 mph, so the gusts are beginning to pick up here. stronger gusts. there's half moon bay south, gusting to 30 along the coast and coastal hills will take the stronger gusts here forties and fifties much much warmer than yesterday. you might imagine during the cloud cover and also that's that's the developing south wind. the front is still back here. i mean, you have a ways to go here. it's still back here. but we're getting the warm front sector. now that's coming in, and then the upper low is going to go parallel to the coast all day tomorrow and there will i not only more rain, but maybe thunderstorms, so the heavier locations looks to be russian river and santa cruz mountains. i would expect anywhere from 2 to 4 around those locations with lesser amounts. but still, you know, it could be a pretty intense here as the front goes through, then we're going to break tonight. and then after that might be a little bit of

rain on saturday, but that system does not look like much. so it's today and tomorrow cloudy morning rain begins especially north of your south, and you're just heading out. you might miss the rain but on the way home you encounter it wind and rain low snow levels for the morning by the afternoon, they'll go away up but fifties on attempts. it's today and tomorrow, then a break thursday friday, you guys okay. thanks, steve. well union pacific train 55 railcars rails in the mojave desert. and there are reports that the crew wasn't even in the cab when that train went off the tracks, and there's a new study by ucsf on how coffee affects our bodies up next, a live interview about the findings good and bad in this new stu .

just feel like we can't function without a cup or two of coffee to start the day, especially if these early hours and there has been a lot of research about

whether that morning jolt is actually good for us, but there's now a new study out from ucsf that suggest the upside and the downside to that cup of joe . let's welcome in fox's medical teams. beth galvin, jordan is to talk about what researchers found. good morning to you, beth , let's talk about this study. i've got my cup of coffee literally right here, so i'm looking at the good side of this study. well there are some really good sides to this, claudine. you know, the study overall was it was very well done, because what it looked at was the effects of coffee in real time. so rather than you know, doing a study where you look back on people who drink coffee and you try to look and you know, see what patterns there are this actually attracted in real time, so 100 adults, they monitored them. the 100 adults average age 39 in san francisco. fitbits tell me how it all worked. if i was in the study, what would i be doing? so it's a really interesting thing, claudia. if you were in the study, what they would do is they would give you a fitbit. as you mentioned they would also give you a glucose glucose

monitor, you know, to keep track of your blood sugar, and they would give you a device that's like an electrocardiogram. you know where you where it can track your heart rhythm and then what they did with the volunteers as they randomly assigned them, you know, to drink coffee for two days. take a break for two days, and then they sort of monitored what happened to their bodies on the days that they were drinking the coffee and then on the days that they were taking a break from the coffee just to see how the coffee was physically affecting not just their activity levels, but their sleep and their heart . you know, rhythm all those things, so let's take a look at it. we just had some numbers up the screen. we could put them up again. but when you did have coffee people apparently took 1058 more steps, so there was more physical activity, but they slept less 36 fewer minutes that i mean, that makes kind of logical sense is always nice to have it in a study, but you move more. you sleep well, because you're you're awake. you know, the hard stuff was a little more, you know, kind of to

navigate through what it actually does for you, but i mean conclusion wise. you know, people want to know it's a it's okay. i have i drink this coffee. so i think you know, it's really an individual thing, and i think you know it's more complicated than just one effect over another effect, but i think in general, they found that it is relatively safe for your heart that they did see an increase in a specific type of contraction. it was known as premature ventricular contraction, but that's generally not a dangerous thing . and that's where you sort of have that feeling. where your heart races a little bit, you know, for a short amount of time. that can happen, uh, but not you know what they expected they expected to see another type of contraction. that you know, might be more common with copy didn't see that that's a little bit more serious contraction. so, you know, overall coffee, you know, seem to, you know, especially in moderation see sleep less. on tu drank more pulling on that word. you just used about moderation.

i mean, that seems to be in general. we take a look at these. you can have if you want to have and you need to have it five in the morning. i like to have you know as long as you don't do too much. exactly you couldn't have put it better. okay well, that's good to know. i will continue to meet. drink my coffee without guilt. got many fewer minutes of sleep this morning, but i don't think that was the coffee's fault that galvin, i appreciate your time this morning. thank you. all right, beth. alright, claudine time now, 5 19, researchers say a new blood test can spot cancerous tumors before they form. it's called the pan cancer blood test first developed in 2021 in india, researchers said they could accurately anticipate the forming of tumors across 25 kinds of cancer, including breast, pancreatic, lung and colorectal cancers. hospitals in britain are already using the blood tests are not trial basis , and researchers hope it will be used here in the united states soon. this morning 39

migrants died in 29 more were injured at an immigration detention center in northern mexico near the us border, officials say amid images for the scene. we're not going to show you them, but they did show rows of bodies line under silver sheets, and this was outside at the facility. icu died. juarez that's right across the mexico border. from el paso. the facility is known to be a crossing point for migrants who are waiting to enter the us mexico attorney general is launching an investigation. and police in belgium have arrested eight people during counterterrorism raids across the country. police in brussels arrested three people and police in antwerp arrested five people , authorities say the people who are in custody are suspected of planning to carry out a terrorist attack in belgium. also happening today. federal regulators are going to testify before the senate banking committee about the failure of silicon valley bank and new york based signature bank, one of the people who will testify today.

the fed vice chair for supervision says that silicon valley bank's own management was largely to blame for the banks collapse. silicon valley bank was the country's 16th largest bank when it collapsed on march 10th after too many customers. tried to withdraw their money all at once. the failure rocked the banking industry. i don't believe we're going to have bank collapses like people fear, but banks are going to tighten lending. they're going to pull in liquidity and that is going to cut off the lifeline to a lot of businesses. north carolina based first citizens bank has agreed to take over a large share of what was left of silicon valley bank time is 5 21 . i just ducked outside the wind is kicking up, but the rain hasn't reached us yet, yet it will eventually here. it's a slow mover here, but it's to the north already. we'll show that to you coming up here in just a second as i play with my pen. stop doing that, steve, okay? look at that system, boy. i mean, over the last 18 hours, it has developed rapidly, not only

the surface low, but the upper level of this is a cold core system, which is now vertically stacked, which means it's from the surface all the way up to 45,000 ft. now this is a cold system. alright, it's tapped into some lower level moisture, but it's a cold system. so we're going to treat it as one which means we get the cold front coming through 1 to 3 inches of rain should cover it. there is a wind advisory that started. this is not as robust, at least not yet. as the system we had last tuesday that came in the surface low from the west southwest. this has been well north of us, so there are some different angles here. local snow levels, at least in the morning. mendocino county lake county could be around 2500 and 3500 ft. that's where all the activity is for right now, we're getting the warm front sector coming in there. things see someone underneath that veil there. the rain there's some areas of snow being reported. this novel will, though. start to go up throughout the morning, as this south wind kicks in, if you're on the peninsula, couple of bands just offshore now, but east and south and leaving for work now, if you're going from hollister, two, sans a. you'll probably miss out on most of the

rain, but the wind is beginning to pick up here. rainfall amounts about three quarters to two plus should cover it. i would think those three in the russian river around mount tamil pious, strong jet streams coming under the base of this strong low, which will funnel in a lot of moisture and the lot of dynamics as well. snow snow level go away up. winter storm warning is out until wednesday morning, but snow i mean, it's going to be more wind. i think 15 80 in the morning and then snow will start to really fly. tonight into tomorrow. so a cloudy morning rain begins. if you're south, it may take a while to get there. wind and rain low snow levels fifties on the temps, and then we will have that logo right along the coast tomorrow, giving us more wind and rain and possible thunderstorms get a break, though. thursday and friday day icu thank you. time is 5 23. the oakland zoo is really had a tough time lately as recent storms forest zoo to close repeatedly and also lose millions of dollars in revenue, and now the zulu is facing another day. challenge. and the 49ers have three quarterbacks, now two of them recovering from

serious injuries, but the 49ers say one of them is the clear leader to be the starter next season.

talk to reporters in phoenix, arizona at the meeting of the nfl team owners and one focus will be on the 49ers quarterbacks both rock purdy and trade land to recovering from severe injuries, while the newest quarterback sam donald, is still learning the system, general manager john lynch told reporters. he's happy with the quarterbacks and one stands up. i think brock has earned the right with the way he played that he's probably the leader in the clubhouse at that, you know, like i'll make those kind of decisions, but i know when we talk, i think bronx probably earned that right to be the b. the guy if we were to line up brock party should be ready to start throwing in about three

months. john lynch says. the 49 is we have a better idea of how soon purdy will be ready to play at that time. levi strauss, based in san francisco, will start using artificial intelligence to show its fashions. levi's has teamed up with a dutch company to produce artificial intelligence generated models. levi says this will allow the company to showcase clothing on a greater number and of greater variety. rieti of models with different body types, sizes, skin tones in ages, levi says customers will see the artificial intelligence generated models later this year. the company is still plans to use human models and the ceo of twitter, ellen ma says. there's another change coming to his social media platform must tweeted that beginning april, 15th only verified accounts will be eligible to be in the four you recommendations time, he said. quote this is the only

realistic way to address advanced. ai bots warms taking over. he also said that voting in twitter polls will also require verification. for the same reason. our time is 5 27 uber eats his making a key change dates platform trying to streamline the gap for users. the food delivery services taking down thousands of virtual brands at that our delivery only restaurants with no physical storefronts. uber reid says users were seeing a dozen different versions of essentially the same menu, which it says it roads. the consumer confidence. at times 5 28 the oakland police union, threatening to sue the city of oakland still to come. the latest fallout from that ransomware attack and an arrest made by san jose police in a deadly hit and run. the community is remembering and honoring the victim who was killed while walking with her young daughter.

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it was running. parents reacting to the nation's latest school shooting, we have an update on the police investigation into that national attack and why governor newsom is criticizing one member of congress. and after a light pole fell onto an alameda car dealership in the last storm, we'll tell you about the safety precautions that businesses taking ahead of today's weather. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on team . i'm plotting wong and good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday, march 28th and welcome to the new storm. i mean , some of us already feeling right now. others just like waiting for a sneeze. that is true to the north. it's on the go already here to the south. no

not yet. terrible. it will get there eventually. but candese charles picked up three quarters of an inch of rain. bodega bay a third santa rosa, about a quarter of an inch. the system is slowly working its way in beginning to enhance on the backside of this, it's really getting helped along by a strong jet stream on the southern base of that strong, dynamic, cold, upper low if you're south, it's good. you're good beginning to move onshore. some of these bands san francisco south, it will be riding the storm out, that's for sure. rain and wind. although cloudy in the morning, south and east and then the rain will slowly work its way south heaviest rain. i'm going marin county north, at least for the morning here and another day where we're hard pressed to find sixties here we had some yesterday but today it's back into the fifties. alright sounds here at 5 32 anything new showing up nothing yet, steve, you're talking about the rain moving in. it has not moved into the bay bridge or to the east bay just yet. so we're still doing okay? commute. as you can see, it's dry on the pavement there and there have been no major problems as you drive through. if you are driving on

interstate 80, the same thing goes not a lot going on. we have been keeping an eye on the north face still lightly traveled. so that's helping us for now, but we will keep an eye on the commute and the rain 5 32, let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. next round of heavy grain and wind is on its way to the bay area. in san francisco building inspectors gave notice to high rise building owners to prepare ktvu ali rasmus joins us now live with more on that. good morning to you, ali. good morning, claudine. no rain right now here in san francisco, but we do feel the breeze starting to pick up just slightly, but you'll recall the wind was a big hazard during the last storm about a week ago. here in the city, there were reports of falling glass near 555, california and other downtown high rises. luckily no one was hurt, but ahead of the storm today. the san francisco department of building inspections sent out a notice urging people living and working in these high rises to make sure to close and completely latch

all windows. they also want people to secure their furniture and other items on high rise rooftops and balconies. there were some reports of flying pieces of furniture during the wind gusts last week. here's some video of the drive on the bay bridge this morning. this is about an hour ago. it was clear traffic wise, but we could feel the wind pushing up against our vehicles. we drove across the span if you're driving into the city or in any bay area bridge, it is a two hands on the wheel kind of day and it's steve's been telling us this morning. there is a wind advisory that just went into effect for the coast, he says san francisco high rises will be susceptible to high wind guests again today of about 55 mph. but it's a high wind high wind advisory right now. last week was a high wind warning. so we are expecting the winds to be a little less intense than what we saw a week ago, even though even so, building owners and residents here are advised to prepare for it live in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank

you. thomas 5 34 1 car dealership in the east bay is preparing for the storm to get here during last week's powerful storm, a light pole fell down onto one of the cars that diamond auto sales in alameda. the owner of the dealership personally and welded some of the polls surrounding his dealership. then he let professionals finish the job before today's storm gets here. it's been not easy. i would say. probably a big learning process for me, but now we're more or less secured and ready for the next one. the car dealers, your #### says after that pole smashed into the that card in the last storm, the community rallied their support for him. he said he received more than 600 emails, text messages and calls from concerned residents who wanted to make sure everything was okay. meantime in the monterey county community of paho road, the cleanup of debris

is well underway. work crews there are picking everything left behind from the levee breach that flooded papa rug. officials say the cleanup will take several weeks. part of the process is clearing the sidewalk so residents can put out even more damage items to be picked up, residents were allowed to come back to pa harow for the first time late last week. right now. the roads between the sierra and the bay area are open. we want to give you a look at westbound interstate 80 at donner summit so you can see all the snow that is already there. eastbound trucks being screened at applegate drivers do have to have chains with them if they want to be allowed through that roadway. westbound trucks are being screened west of reno. just an incredible amount of snow out there. no restrictions right now, if you want to go highway 52 south lake tahoe, but keep in mind conditions do change quickly, and as a storm comes forward, we want to make sure you are prepared. let's

talk about sfo because there is a runway at san francisco international airport that is going to be closed for the next eight weeks. we're talking about runway one left, which is the shortest at the airport, and during that closure crews are going to repave it. the airport is also going to make improvements to adjacent taxiways, upgrade lighting and paint some new stripping and markings. sfo says it does not expect that construction will cause significant delays and the runway is expected to reopen by thursday, may 25th in time for the memorial day travel weekend. our time now. 5 37 new information coming in now about that deadly school shooting in tennessee, investigators say a former student armed with two automatic weapons killed three children and three adults at a private christian elementary school in nashville. police are still searching for a motive, but the police recovered what they're calling a manifesto at the home of the suspect. they also found several maps at that same location. there were. maps

drawn other school in detail of surveillance entry points. this photo here is from nashville's metropolitan police department, and the police identified the shooter as 28 year old aubrey audrey elizabeth hale of nashville, who were shot and killed by police to make sure you stay right here with us on ktvu mornings onto will bring you more updates on this story. for many parents in nashville are shaken by this shooting and handle. brooks says she lost one of her sons in the 2018 waffle house shooting in tennessee that another child was at this school at school at the time of yesterday's shooting. i felt like my nerves left me. i felt like it was happening all over again. no parent should have to receive that call. no parent should have to go through anything like that. on twitter

governor, newsom said. we call ourselves the land of the free yet our kids and teachers are gunned down in schools and forced to live in fear of being killed while being educated. what kind of freedom is that? and in another tweet, he referenced tennessee senator marshall blackburn for accepting $1.3 million in donations from the nra and criticized her for voting against a bipartisan gun package last june. time is not fivethirtyeight police in san jose, have made an arrest in sunday night's deadly hit and run crash. police say 45 year old lehman shall her young daughter in the family dog were in a crosswalk near blossom hill road and lee avenue when a car drove into them, killing the mother and killing the dog and the driver did not stop. pedestrians who are walking in the crosswalk had the legal right away. they were doingdrivt a solid red light who caused

this accident and ultimately fatality of the adult female. police say they were able to get information about that car from an automated license plate reader and then he also had a chip. they haven't released any information about the tip, but they say it led to the arrest of a suspect who at this point is not being identified. in the meantime, the silicon valley by coalition says san jose's plan to redesign streets will force drivers to slow down and that could help save lives. a year is another family a year is another person that won't make it back home won't be able to cross the street. another person that isn't safe, just leaving their car. now this is san jose's fourth pedestrian deaths so far this year last year, 32 pedestrians were killed in san jose and his family is mourning the deaths of a mother and her young son who were killed in a car crash during a police pursuit. six year old jim murray humble was taken off life

support at oakland children's hospital yesterday. the boy's mother, 31 year old monica, died shortly after that crash last week. investigators say they were killed after the driver of a stolen mazda suv slammed into the family's car and hercules. amauri's twin brothers survived that crash with a broken leg. we're dealing with the lost not only just monica, but tamari. his brother needs him. but he's no longer here. video of the crash shows the driver speeding down parker avenue and then slamming into the family's car. the suspect later identified as ralph white, the third got out and ran from that crash scene and was later captured at a nearby liquor store. he remains in jail this morning. really tragic. it's sad in every sense of the word um and no more heart goes out to the family. the offs chased the suspect for less than

half a mile and did not have time to weigh whether to abandon that pursuit. contra costa county d. a s office and the sheriff's office and the chp are all investigating the crash. time now find 41 investigation in southern california continues after a cargo train derailed in the mojave desert union pacific railroad says the 55 car train jumped the tracks yesterday morning in san bernardino county , about 160 miles northeast of ballet. it spilled of iron or, but investigators say that's not considered a hazardous material. no one was hurt. at this point. investigators are not commenting on reports. the crew jumped off that train before it derailed. all right time now is 5 42, and let's talk about how much rain is falling across the bay area right now, steve, get to that in a second. i have some totals. lot of people are saying, when are we going to warm up? well the climate martin, i'll let me be honest here. the climate models have struggled mightily since december, especially on

precipitation. they are really been playing catch up here. this is the climate model cfs climate forecast system. on april for temperatures. red would be warm blue would be cold. we are right there. what do you see? gold hmm . yeah don't be surprised if we are below average here again. credible numbers here from seattle all the way to albuquerque and phoenix, las vegas and us and i think the beat continues here. rainfall wettest locations could get three plus russian river area when advisory has started, and snow levels initially will start off a little bit. they're going to go up pretty fast. rain totals so far here, cassandra oh, three quarters of an inch bodega bay. a third dillon beach has had a quarter santa rosa's shy of that yukata too tense. lake sonoma, 19 100 calistoga 16 and would occur have picked up 12 100 so nothing too bad although three quarters of an inch already in cassandra, which leads me to believe 3 to 4 is in the mixer are low as a cold core

system so the wind advisory has started. remember last tuesday, we had a high wind warning that is the stronger of the advisories. so far, it's just a wind advisory but still gust 45 to 55 are likely here, especially on the coast and also in the coastal hills here. winter storm warnings starts at five started at five am, goes to five a.m. wednesday snow that was going to go way up. it's in the mid thirties and tahoe truckee, but eventually cold air will settle in and drop those snow levels again, so it starts low goes up and comes back down again. some snow mix mendocino county lake county until we can scour out the cold air and get that warmer air in here. higher elevations. attempts are going up 37 sonoma mountain 37 bedlam amount oakland hills 40 for all with a south wind sonoma mountains south of 30 mph. not too bad at the surface conquered south gusting 23, oakland due south at 21, santa rosa, now southeast, gusting to 24. and half long bay now south gusting 31. so it's getting their system , though, is just beginning to make a little move on the

peninsula cemetery coast moving in over san francisco, you can see those lines right there, east and south. not much yet, but eventually it'll get there. this is slow moving system. first. we have the cold front. then we'll get a break later this afternoon tonight. until that low comes in the low is going to go right along the coast tomorrow, which will lead to more rain, colder temps and possible thunderstorms. i think tomorrow could be a definitely a chase day if we get some breaks in the clouds so fifties on the temps, maybe sixties to the south of that southeast wind. cloudy morning rain has begun to the north. it'll spread south to today. that's the wrong five day. i'm sorry. disregard that i'll put in the other one. when i have a time it'll be rain today and tomorrow. aren't you guys tired of being here and having to cover all of these mass shootings? a survivor of the highland park shooting who happened to be vacationing in nashville when the latest shooting shooting happened. takes the mic in a press conference here, what she had to say about this latest tragedy coming up at six at the oakland

zoo, the number of closures caused by storms or adding up, that means millions of dollars in lost revenue coming up next. how do officials hope the community will rally around them?

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once. the series of storms since the beginning of the year is already forced the zoo too close for 50 days, and the zeus says that's led to millions of dollars in revenue losses. the biggest problem was a massive sinkhole that opened up near the main entrance to workers are closely watching this new round of heavy rain and wind preparing for another possible shutdown. this is ongoing. um we're still recovering that storm damage.

there are a lot of trees at the zoo that are either at risk of falling for we may not even know they look healthy. the stormy weather is not the only thing on the minds of zoo administrators and workers. they recently had to make the painful decision to euthanize a 46 year old african elephant that was suffering from a number of health issues. it's hard not to feel, uh you know, like somebody punches you in the gut get knocked down, and we're just trying to, you know, one step in front of the other. get back up. i know people are out there supporting us and rooting us on and couldn't be more thankful to the community opening. as you heard the zoo director of thanking the public for its strong support during a difficult year. oakland's police union is threatening to sue the city over the ransomware attack that hampered services and led to the release of personal data , the oakland police officers association says several dozen police officers were among those whose data was hacked. and they say there has been quote zero accountability by city leaders.

city officials said they will meet with the unions, saying in a statement that protecting the security of their personal information is a top priority. time is now. 5 49 new details from san jose police about last week's deadly police shooting. investigators say the suspect illegal burt gonzales, rocha was recently evicted from his apartment. they say he broke into a random apartment at the complex in west san jose searching for his keys. a mother and her two sons were in that apartment, and san jose police chief says they were just moments away from being killed when the police broke through a back window and shot and killed the suspect. the swift, the sisyphus and life saving actions of the responding officers. resulted in the rescue of a mother. and her two children. police say the suspect had a pellet gun that looked like a real gun. he also had two machetes and the pipe. there's nothing that can prepare someone for an experience like the one

the chief just articulated home thankful beyond words, that this situation did not end in horrifying tragedy. investigators say the suspect and the family in that apartment did not know each other. they believe the suspect may have been looking for the manager of the apartment house, francisco city leaders are announcing an effort to revive the city's downtown london breed and board of supervisors president aaron peskin are working on that joint project to amend the city's planning code. to make it easier to turn existing office buildings into housing. the measure also targets zoning changes that will allow for more office services and retail uses both indoor and outdoor entertainment and larger retailers in union square. the legislation will be heard of the planning commission and building inspection commission this spring time is 5 51 regarding right back to sal. and dean. but this still pretty good. if

you're getting out there early, for example, it's not raining and contra costa county at least in most spots that i know of. just by looking at the spots. i can tell. it's not wet on the pavement. it's also not wet here at the maze, and it's not wet at the toll plaza. at some point, this will change. we'll talk to steve about that. but for the most part, we're off to a nice start here. when it comes to this east bay commute, you can see that interstate 80 also looks good and no problems in the south bay. however. the rain is coming. let's talk to steve about that. at 5 51. it's mainly marin county, north south, so east and south, you're alright, although bands are beginning to move onshore san francisco san mateo coast we had some twenties and thirties yesterday, not today. today it's forties and fifties cloud cover, plus a strong south wind has kicked in. the wind advisory has already started. this is a really cold low, which has developed here rapidly. is what we call vertically stacked, which means you find low pressure from the surface into the upper atmosphere. this is a cold system. so that's what we're

calling. at least i am it is tapped into some moisture. but there will be a two pronged attack. if you will. first will be the cold front and then the upper low is going to go right down the coast all the way into wednesday before it ejects down in southern california on thursday inch to three. plus i think russian river will get more than that. 35 55 mile per hour. wind and wind advisories started local snow levels could be around 2500 and 3500. initially but i think they're going to go up pretty fast here. there's just temperatures aloft are starting starting to warm up pretty fast. but mendocino county lake county all mention it although i think the parameters are deteriorating for low snow pretty rapidly unless you have some cold air's, you know, sometimes it can be stuck and not scoured out until later. you can see east and south. it's all right beginning to move in now, especially in parts of the marine coast, san francisco, oakland and along the san mateo coast. have down towards santa cruz so it eventually get there, but it's going to take a while to get to areas east and south. but throughout the morning into the afternoon, we'll see this

front slide south could be some intense rain as the front goes by, and then the low has to go down the coast that will keep the beat going with possible thunderstorms. tomorrow could be your all into march here and you get this kind of a system coming in. katie bar the door. as we say here, snow level will go up and then go down tomorrow fifties on the temps here cloudy morning rain began, especially to the north. it will move south wendell, pick up here. lost? no, that was all on about ready to take that out here fifties on the temps upper fifties, maybe sixties to the far south santa clara valley wind and rain thunderstorms on wednesday, a break thursday friday next system looks weak, but a lot of cloud cover, maybe some light rain saturday. alright see time is 5 54 normally housing bills call for building more housing. but there's one new proposal that wants to limit the building of new housing in california will tell you what the lawmaker who wrote the bill says about why it's necessary after the break. and retired san francisco giants pitcher steps on the mount one last time when we return, fan favorite sergio romo says goodbye to both giants fans and the game.

is teaming up with doordash to deliver food to people in need to drive through was set up by the group hunger at home and doordash to distribute 70,000 meals to feed low income people in san jose. it's part of the food delivery companies

charitable program called project dash. it collects surplus food from restaurants, grocery stores, hotels and other providers and then distributes two meals. right here. since this relationship began. we have . you ready for this over 1.4 million meals been able to distribute out of this parking lot. do to this relationship. that's pretty powerful. and the food is distributed every monday. after 15 seasons of the league, three time world champion sergio romo took to the field one last time to retire as a giant. giants fans showing their love and their loyalty for the relief pitcher during the giants final exhibition game against the oakland at oracle park. after nine seasons with

the giants, who went on to play for seven other teams, including the rival dodgers fans say it is only fitting that he ends his 15 year. major league career with the giants to win three world series championships together. many fans say, along with being a good player, they are impressed by how he treated his fans. it was about the people. it was about the fans. it wasn't about himself, and i really appreciated that how he interacted with all different ages, so he just became one of my favorite players. penned a letter online to fans about how his father's love for playing baseball was passed on to him. writing quote, it's the one thing in life that always made me feel visible, lit up the ballpark when he came to the mountain for the final time in that giants uniform to pitch the seventh inning. among the fans there in attendance were his extended family. he retired anywhere else. i wouldn't be perfect. is going to pick his 27 postseason games pitched with the giants are the most in

franchise history on social media. roma posted a photo and wrote thank you. sarah francisco giants for this opportunity to go out where i started. well another big bay area storm is coming our way. we're going to bring you a live report from the north bay city already hit hard by the last storm and tell you what officials are doing to get ready for a worst case scenario, plus. frustration is growing after the latest deadly school shooting, which are you with the police in tennessee or saying about the investigation and the call for help from a survivor of another mass shooting, who was visiting nashville when the latest massacre occur? from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark wong. tuesday march 28th and we woke up at oh, dark 100 this morning, steve paulson.

it was not raining yet, but things are changing. 30 right, david? yeah. i'm tired. i understand. hanging in there little bit longer dark something no doubt about it. that is true . we came in no rain. maybe if you're south or east, you're coming in now, and it's like what right, but north. no doubt it's on its way. our system is, you know again, these usually slow down when they wrap up like that. that is a textbook low cold. corallo alright on that that's going to go right down the coast on wednesday. that's the cold front coming in today. most of the activity has been about marine county, south or north. excuse me now starting to pick up a little bit on the san mateo coast. if you're in san jose santa clara valley, you're like what? what? there's just cloudy and that's the way it's going to be, but we'll be riding the storm out. no doubt about it today and tomorrow. rain and wind heaviest rain will be to the north. that's what that says underneath that radar, heaviest rain to the north. sixties where we should be. fifties is where we'll end up though. alright, salles here. 601 rain at the bay

bridge toll plaza yet or no? no but we're going to roll with the changes steve and look at every commute as the rain moves through. let's go to the north bay south now. 11 nevada ignacio maroon with all looking pretty good. so take that coffee and taking on the run before it starts raining, all right, because once it does, things are going to start. getting a little bit slower. as you can see, the east bay doesn't look all that bad highway 24 looks good, and you know it's going to be a decent commute so far until the rain starts, and then it is going to change 602. let's get back to the headlines. thank you . you heard steve with another bay area storm coming in now, pg and e is hoping the storm does not further damage one of its gas lines in the north bay ktvu is james torres already in the votto, where pg and e will closely watched a hillside your highway one. oh, one. good morning, james. day good morning to you. we just felt the rain come down a little harder.

probably in the last 30 minutes or so here. you can see just how much of it we're getting right now. we only expect more of it as the morning goes on, and here are some of the concerns were looking forward to today during our last round of storms, according to pg and e. they say that the rain and the erosion exposed a 16 inch gas line on the hillside. over highway one. oh, one crew say the pipeline is essentially holding onto some of that moving land and more rain today could cause it to break. that's why they took some proactive measures over the weekend, even though there hasn't actually been any damage to the gas line. pg and e rerouted that line using an eight inch pipe and laying it directly under one. oh, one. if you remember over the weekend, it closed part of the highway. but now there are worries. if today's storm is bad enough could that landslide stretch even farther down all the way to the highway and affect its new underground infrastructure? no one could be impacted. shut down things like that and all of the work they've done on the gas

line could possibly be infringed upon. this line affects about 95,000 customers. so far, no one has actually seen any disruptions to their service as a result of this calls it a temporary fix and hopes to figure out a more permanent one. once the storms calm down. there's also a water main in the same path of the landslide that could affect several communities, and marine county crews are keeping their eye on that as well. then at about three o'clock this morning, pg and e says they released a bit of gas from this area to help relieve some of the pressure. they say it's perfectly safe, though they are warning some people they might smell a little bit of it as they wake up this morning. but again likely won't be affecting most people by the time they get up today. we're live this morning in nevada. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. francisco mayor london breed has already declared an emergency. the city is still recovering from earlier storms that is bracing for more rain and powerful winds. the

emergency declaration gives city departments more resources to clean up and remove trees or tree limbs that fell last week. almost 1000 trees or large branches came down during the last storm. and that emergency declaration may also lead to more inspections of windows in high rise buildings, windows shattered or completely fell out of at least six skyscrapers, including the salesforce east tower on mission street, the millennium tower and 50, california managers of those high rise buildings were ordered to repair those windows and also submit an engineering report to the city. aaron peskin, president of the board of supervisors, has been pushing for more inspections of windows in high rise buildings and new guidelines have also been issued by the city for people who live or work in those buildings. people are being asked to close and latch any operable windows, remove loose objects from balconies, roofs and other outdoor areas, secure scaffolding and construction equipment and alert managers if cracks are seen around the window. pg and e says its crews are ready to respond to this new

storm and customers are advised make plans in case the power goes out. tens of thousands of people lost power in the recent storms, especially on the peninsula and in the south. bag down trees, knocked out power lines and knocked out service. some pg and e customers lost power for a few days. pg and e is advising that if you have a standby generator that automatically comes on during a power outage. make sure it's properly installed by license electrician's because they can be a hazard to both customers and to the cruise. well we're learning more information about the deadly school shooting in tennessee. investigators now say the former student arrived armed with a semiotic medic weapon and killed three children and three adults at a private christian elementary school in nashville. ktvu andre senior, joins us now live from the studio with new details and that chilling surveillance video, andre right here behind me. claudine police are still trying to determine a

motive in yesterday's deadly school shooting, but officers recovered what they're describing as a manifesto at the suspect's home along several detailed maps of the school. the metropolitan nashville police department has now released this surveillance video of yesterday's deadly attacking and see all that shattered glass. there it shows the suspected killer firing multiple rounds through a glass door at the covenant school in nashville to gain entry into the private elementary school. the suspect has seen heavily armed with two assault style pistols or assault style rifles. right there in this video, check that out and a nine millimeter pistol. the former student would go on to kill 39 year old students and three adults. when we send our kids to school. or to any place of safety. we expect them to live, learn, have fun and come back. from that day days experience. we don't anticipate things like this. and this is a

photo from nashville's metropolitan police department. police have identified the shooter as 28 year old audrey elizabeth hale of nashville hill was shot and killed by two officers just minutes after police arrived on scene. i was hoping this day would never, ever come here in the city. but we would never wait. to make entry and to go in and to stop with threat. especially when it deals with our children. police say the suspect had no criminal history, but they're calling the school shooting a planned and targeted attack. police say they also uncovered evidence the suspect was scouting out a second possible attack location investigators expected to release more information a little later on today, dave great, sr. thank you time now. 608 a woman who survived last year's fourth of july shooting, and highland park, illinois, took over a news conference after the shooting attack at that school in nashville. she says she and her six year old son escaped that massacre last

year where seven people were killed and 48. others were hurt. i have been lobbying in dc since we survived a mass shooting in july, i have met with over 130 lawmakers. how is this still happening? how are our children still dying? and why are we failing them now? she happened to be on a family vacation in tennessee, visiting her sister in law when the shooting at that school in nashville happened. well california is appealing a judge's ruling that blocked enforcement of a state law limiting the sale of certain models of handguns. a federal judge in orange county last week ruled against amendments to the unsafe handgun act specifically the requirements that any new semiautomatic don have an indicator that shows when the gun is loaded a disconnect mechanism that would keep the gun from firing when the magazine is also not inserted. the attorney general of the laws saving lives caused by accidental shootings, bonta said . quote the rate of accidental shooting deaths in california

decreased by two thirds between 2014 and 2018 after chamber load indicators and magazine disconnect mechanisms were required for new models. time is now 609 new this morning, a woman and her two children are at an east bay hospital now after an early morning pursuit by the chp. it started just before four a.m. the woman was driving the wrong way on the bay bridge. a patrol officer tried to stop her. and when she didn't the officer intentionally hit her car, and that caused her card to spin around. and then she went back across the bridge in the right direction. but she was going about 90 miles an hour . then she went southbound on interstate 80. the police still chasing her. police say she drove to the home of her grandmother in san leandro. that's there was a brief negotiation with her. she did have two children in her car. they are being examined at the hospital now. okay time now is 6

10. let's go back to south castaneda is that rain comes in and the wind it does change the commute pretty quickly. it does, and we haven't seen that yet. claudine and dave have been looking around. we don't see a lot of slow traffic. one thing i noticed, though, is traffic is a little bit lighter than usual. i think it's because a lot of people and this is just anecdotal from me. my friends, my wife, whatever. they know it's going to rain. they know it's going to be a bad day. they are working from home, the people who can write and that makes it a little bit easier. this is highway 20 for getting to the tunnel. yes we have changed since the pandemic. more people can decide when not to go . and if today is going to be a tough day, especially getting home or later than people are calling it off. look at here it is 6 11. at the bay bridge toll plaza, and we don't have a big crowd. so unless there's some holiday i forgot about this is what happens. 6 11, let's go back to the desk. okay thank you, sal. well this latest system is expected to bring

strong winds and heavy rain still ahead. we're live in san francisco, where high rise building owners have been told to prepare. and housing bills. legislation for it normally calls for building more housing . but there's a new proposal aimed at limiting the building of new housing in california will let you hear from the lawmaker behind this latest bill that says it's necessary. that's after the

the word imagining it. the usgs is reporting several earthquakes along the peninsula just minutes ago, the largest was a magnitude 3.5 quake just east of pacifica that hit at 601. but then there were two aftershocks that followed. both measured 2.6 not huge quakes, but we have gotten calls several of them from viewers in cities as far away as san francisco. telling us they felt that shaking. also hearing

down in burlingame so far, no immediate reports of any damage or injuries were to follow this story. and, of course, bring you more information as we get it. time is now. 6 14 police in ballet hill still out there, searching for the shooter who killed two men and wounded a third one late sunday night. it happened at the royal gas station at tennessee street and sonoma boulevard. police found three men who had been shot. one man was pronounced dead at the scene. a second one victim died at a hospital. a third man is still being treated for his wounds. regular customer at that gas station, says the shooting happened in an area that's well known as a trouble spot in valais home. don't come here and get gas during at night. that's for sure. just a bunch of criminal elements. hookers. drug deals just things you don't want around your family. vallejo police still are trying out a motive for the shootings. investigators are asking anyone that has information to call the

vallejo police right away. time now, 6 15, north korea and veiled small nuclear warheads, claiming it can be fitted on short and long range missiles. north korea has been claiming for a while, it has tactical nuclear weapons capable of hitting targets and south korea as well as japan and even the united states. but the photos published in its state newspaper today, or the first time it is shown the warhead in recent days , north korea has launched several missiles, which it's says his response to the joint military exercises underway between south korea and the united states. what an unlikely coalition of environmentalists and housing advocates or supporting a new bill is being considered by state lawmakers. now in sacramento. it's designed to slow the growth in many parts of california at high risk of fires and flooding, while san diego, introducingopulation

legislation in california, wherr housing client crisis and our climate crisis are now intertwined where we build housing and the impacts from that putting more people on the road to further and further places inducing more greenhouse gas emissions contributes to our climate crisis and, of course, is putting more families in harm's way as they are building further and further out into wild fire and flood prone areas. a recent study found that about a quarter of california residents live right now in areas at risk of a catastrophic fire. one in five of california residents live in areas vulnerable to flooding. still state bill aimed at allowing oil companies to be penalized for profiting from price hikes is moving to the governor's desk and the original proposal that was championed by governor newsome would have called for an additional windfall tax on oil companies. the final version instead requires oil companies

to disclose more information about regulators and how they determine that final cost of gasoline. the state's energy commission could then decide whether to issue penalties to oil companies for price gouging. they're profiting off the backs of everyday californians, and we need to figure out why. because to date, our experts have not been able to figure out why. i earnestly believe that when we get this information that this bill will allow, we will never need the penalties because once there is sunshine on the behavior of big oil things will change. some republicans disagreed with the proposal, saying that oil companies would pass along financial penalties to consumers. the governor requested a special session on oil company profits in december . that's after those gas prices reached a record statewide average of 6 44 gallon last summer. newsom is expected to sign the bill into law later this week. alright, time is 6 18 right back to salads. a storm is moving into the bay area, different areas. how's traffic? it's good. i have a little

complication. when it comes to bart, as you might know, we just had a 3.5 earthquake northeast of pacifica. and when that happens, the bart system slows down to check tracks to make sure there aren't any abnormalities on the track. we don't want to derailment after all, and that's what bart does. that's what bart says it has been doing and passengers are hearing that at the stations. meanwhile here we go at the bay bridge, you can see there's a tow truck heading out to the span could be stall on the span. we're gonna be watching it for you. there are no problems right now, and the traffic is light. i think some people are staying off the roads because of the upcoming storm just looks a little lighter than usual in some spots are some slowing on vallas ito's road. but look at the east peck commute, not looking too slow at the moment. speaking of the weather, let's talk about that. let's bring steve back in here at 6 19. alright thank you, sal. we will get to what's going on here. most of the activities north of marin county so far sal and i like to have a lot of fun. he's

much better at this than i am. i see what you two did their riding the storm out and roll with the changes. yes, that is r e o speedwagon can't fight this feeling anymore. i'm sorry to say, j. you need to take it on the run today. you need to take it on the run with all this wind and way alright, we appreciate you participating rainfall and about ready to jump this up. what's that? that would be that three. i think casa derek acedera is already up to an inch of rain. i think they'll get 3.5 to 4. that's just the way it works. when this kind of a pattern with wind advisory has started local snow i really about ready to take this out because it's just getting too warm south wind and all this cloud cover rainfall. so far, cathedrals had an inch of rain. yorkville mendocino county over half inch, but kobe arthur dillon beach a quarter like sonoma is now had a quarter santa rosa quarter calistoga 16. 101 acre 12. so as you can see, everything is north. but this system is slow has two speeds slow and stop, but it is arriving. now there's two pieces to it the cold front and then that's strong, deep, cold, upper level low, which will go right

along the coast tomorrow that will give us another round of wind, rain and thunderstorms. wind advisory started at five am, goes through eight pm remember last tuesday, we had a high wind warning. this is the lesser of the advisories. it's a wind advisory, but maybe they'll updated being the national weather service. but so far it's just the wind advisory but still gusting 55. 34 both truckee and tahoe, so it's not that was going to go way up. there were one degrees and three degrees yesterday. that's a big change. but the sierra does have a winter storm warning. now some pockets of cold air could stay trapped, but i think it's more about wind on 50 and 80 today, and then the snow will go up and then we'll come way down tomorrow as that cold air begins to work its way in. so everything has been north now starting to work its way in marin county. a little bit. you can see just offshore, but it's going to take a while to get to areas to the south. sonoma man is 37, oakland hills 45 lawman mount 37. so these are going up with that strong south wind south and 32. that's number mountain 32 now at oakland, 26 gusting to 32. what about sfo

and half moon by there's 30 and to half moon bay so pay words now south of 26. so here we go again. another round of wind. strongest wind gusts will be later today coast and coastal hills, but still everyone's in on another round of wind. the heaviest rain so far has been to the north by far but it will eventually get there may take a while to get to the south and that low is going to go right parallel to the coast tomorrow, which will keep us in the mix here, there's going to be some pretty good rainfall three quarters to i think. three plus here for some fifties on the temps, maybe a little warmer to the santa clara valley with that southeast breeze, but a cloudy morning the rain has begun to the north wind and rain snow levels for a while, but they're going up here wind and rain into wednesday a break thursday friday next light system would be on saturday. you guys okay. thank you. steve 11. east bay business saw significant damage in last week's powerful storm still ahead here how the owner plans to whether this next storm that's brewing. but first expect an update on the 49ers quarterback situation today, but

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the arrest of a suspect who so far has not been identified. this is the fourth pedestrian death in san jose so far this year. last year, 32 pedestrians were killed in san jose. and tiktok is getting some more pushback after the platform removed drug prevention ads that discouraged teens in west virginia from using fentanyl, west virginia has more fentanyl overdoses than any state in the nation on a per capita basis, and that's why a student led substance abuse program called game changers, teamed up with the d a and paid thousands of dollars to run their one pill can kill campaign on tiktok. but the group says tiktok pulled the ads for violating the platforms policy because they show drugs. maybe they haven't seen a child lying in the morgue or parent has to come and identify them is real. it's killing our communities. in response, tiktok said it does not does allow anti drug awareness ads but only from organizations that work with the company. 49ers head coach kyle

shanahan is going to talk to reporters this morning in phoenix at the nfl team owners meeting and one focus will be on the 49ers quarterback situation . both property entry lands are recovering from severe injuries , while the newest qb sam donald , is just beginning to learn the offensive system. general manager john lynch spoke to her. porter's yesterday so the team is pleased with the quarterbacks. and one has already stood out. i think brock has earned the right with the way he played that he's probably the leader in the clubhouse at that, you know, like i'll make those kind of decisions, but i know when we talk, i think bronx probably earned that right to be the guy if we were to line up it should be able to start throwing in about three months. lynch says the team will have a better idea of how soon party will be ready to play at that time. the city of oakland is facing the possibility of a lawsuit in th k will tell you who is threatening the city over quote zero accountability coming up. and a

six year old boy loses his mother and his twin brother just days apart after they were hit by a suspected drug, a suspect who was driving a stolen car. we're going to tell you what police are saying about their decision to continue that chase on city

to tell you about a warning to people who live in high rise buildings, plus he was so precious. he played a lot. he left to be the one that likes to go outside and the grieving by a family in the east bay after a six year old boy was taken off life support. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on t. alright let's take you live to the new york stock strange this morning as the opening bell is ringing this morning. we are

keeping an eye on alibaba stock . the company is china's leading commerce company valued at $220 billion, and now in what's being called an historic overhaul, the companies announced it's going to split into six different units, which allows for more ipos. certainly it'll affect the market shares climbed 8% in premarket trading, so we'll keep an eye on that stock as well as all the other. business news coming up. good morning and welcome back to morning onto i'm claudine wang and good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning . march 28th a lot happening today, especially with our weather here, steve. no doubt about it. the front is making its move, especially to the north. here now to the areas to the south. it's going to take a while to get there. this is just i mean, this is a powerhouse system here. the key, though, is it developed north last tuesday system developed the surface low west southwest of us. and intensified right over san francisco, this one that was already maxed out. nevertheless cold front coming in now it'll eventually work its way. south and east. most of the heaviest rain has been up to him the

russian river north, but already you can see really about south of san francisco, and there's not too much yet so we'll be riding the storm out again. today. combination of wind and rain here no doubt heaviest rain to the north. temperatures stuck in the fifties on the temps here. we should be in the mid upper sixties, not the case. i think it's still pretty good except north. is that the case what you're seeing sal castaneda out there, steve out in the ultimate pass. and so if you are driving westbound, let me put it up on the map here if you are driving westbound you go ahead and you know, get out there soon because it is going to be slow. if you can see traffic is moving along with me with me here with me at the studio of looking at all the commute. i don't see any rain yet, steve said. it's in the north bay, so we're going to keep watching it, but so far so good. we have another update coming up in just a few minutes. 6 32. let's get back to the headlines. okay, so we're going back to breaking news. we have

had several earthquakes this morning. on the peninsula. the biggest quake was a magnitude 3.5. it was just east of pacifica at 601 this morning, and there were two actors shocks . both were magnitudes 2.6. now several phone calls came into the ktvu newsroom about this seventies as far away as san francisco, saying they felt the shaking. so far. there's no immediate word of any damage or any injuries, but we're following. this will bring you more information as soon as we get it right images show the intensity of the storm as it approached the west coast last night. check out that radar. that store storm isn't out here in the bay area. and we are expecting strong winds and rain along the coast that includes san francisco, and that is where ktvu is. ali rastus joins us live to talk about the notice that city building inspectors sent out ahead of the store. good morning, ali. good morning,

claudine. well, first we want to tell you about the conditions here in san francisco. it is breezy, and there's just a very, very light rain that is just starting to come down. but as you mentioned we are expecting wind gusts of about 55 miles an hour here in the city, not as intense as it was during last week's storm, but still could be enough to cause some problems you recall some of those problems. last week, there were reports of falling glass window panes fell from some high rises like 555 california street in downtown san francisco. he spoke to one man this morning who works in that building. he says he and his co workers were told to shelter in place after that happened. luckily no one was hurt. but ahead of the storm today, the san francisco department of building inspection sent out a notice. urging people living and working in high rises downtown to make sure to close and completely latch all windows so we don't have a repeat of what happened last week. they also are asking people to secure furniture and other items to their rooftops and balconies. last week, there were reports and even viral

video of wind tossing rooftop patio furniture, even couches. from san francisco high rises onto the streets below again. luckily no one was hurt. but here's some video this morning of the drive on the bay bridge. it was clear traffic wise. this was around 4 30, but we could feel the wind pushing up against our vehicle as we drove across the span. if you're driving into the city or on any area bridge today, you definitely want to have both hands on the wheel again. when advisory is now in effect, but compare that to last week when there was a wind warning so not expected to be as intense but you'll recall it was pretty windy a week ago, and it did cause a lot of problems. so even when a little less intense than what we saw last week could create some hazards. it's best if you can to stay indoors. later this afternoon and later this morning when the wind starts to pick up live in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu fox two news time 6 35 1 car dealership in the east bay

getting ready for this storm that's coming in during last week's powerful storm, a light pole at diamond auto sales in alameda fell onto one of the cars there, the owner of the dealership personally repaired and welded some of the polls surrounding the dealership and then hired professionals to finish the job. for today's storm hits the bay area. it's been not easy. i would say. probably a big learning process for me, but now we're more or less secured and ready for the next one and the owner of that dealership says after that pole smashed into that car in that last storm, the community rallied support for him. and he's paid family is mourning the deaths of a mother and her young son who were killed in a car crash during a police pursuit. six year old jamari humble was taken off of life support in oakland's children's hospital yesterday. the boy's mother, 31 year old monica, died shortly after that crash last week. investigators say they were killed after the driver of a

stolen mazda suv slammed into that family's car in hercules memories. twin brothers survived that crash with a broken leg. we're dealing with the lost not only just monica budget, mari his brother needs him. but he's no longer here. the video of the crash shows the drivers speeding down parker avenue and slamming into that family's car. the suspect, later identified as ralph white, got out and ran from the scene and was captured at a nearby liquor store. he remains in jail this morning. really tragic. it's sad in every sense of the word um and no more heart goes out to the family. the police chief says the officers chase that suspect for less than half a mile did not have time to weigh whether to abandon the pursuit. the contra costa county deers office, the sheriff's office and the chp are all investigating the crash. poland's police union is threatening to sue the city

over a ransomware attack that hampered services and led to the release of personal data. the oakland police officers association said several dozen police officers were among those whose data was hacked. they say there has been quote zero accountability by city leaders. city officials said they will meet with the union, saying in a statement that protecting the security of their personal information is a top priority. okay our time is 6 37. it's gonna be a rough morning. we're going to get you to where you need to go, sal. what's happening on the roads now? so far so good because the rain hasn't arrived to most parts of the bay area, and right now we're looking at a map that doesn't show a lot of traffic. i think people are holding off and they may not want to drive today you look at highway 24. it looks pretty good. it is okay on the east or freeway, and it is just a little later than usual. here at the bay bridge. we'll see. one it does start raining. we've also been looking at that sam mateo bridge commute that cemetery bridge commute looks pretty good as well. we'll check it out with the camera coming up, but things are still off to

a good start at 6 38. let's bring steve back in to talk about today's weather. all right, sal. thank you. you are correct, sir. most of the heaviest rain is by far to the north here of very little to the south of vienna is trying to make its move. but it's hung up on the north coast right now. and in the russian river, where cassidy arrows already picked up an inch of rain rains made it more measurable amounts have made about marine county napa county north, and that looks to be the line for now. so if you're south or east, you can probably leave now and you'll get the wind mount diablo south of 48 mph. the wind is picking up here. wind advisory started five a.m. oakland airport, 26 gusting to 32 santa rosa, now southeast, gusting to 26. and half of the bay 25 south, gusting to 33 hayward 17 gusting to 26, so it's on its way. but again, this is a slow mover. this is the warm sector. the front itself is goi it's going to no doubt about the heaviest amounts will be. i think golden gate bridge north. the upper low, though, will eventually slide south, push this whole system southward throughout the day. so

eventually it'll get to area san jose and santa clara valley, then the upper logo right along the coast tomorrow, and that will keep not only rain going when going, but also possibility of thunderstorms. i do think 33 to 4 inches of rain as possible around the russian river, maybe around mount tamil fires 2.5 to 3 and i think two plus around the santa cruz mountains as well throughout the next day and a half or so. fifties on the temps cloudy morning to the south, rain has begun to the north, some low snow levels, but i think there's too much mixing now, and the temperatures are starting to go up here. but maybe some of the higher peaks, wind and rain off and on into wednesday a break thursday friday you guys see thank you, tommy 6 40 has a new storm heads into the bay area now the oakland zoo dealing with one of its toughest years because of storm damage up next, the latest blow facing the oakland zoo. but first, let's check in with gasia mikaelian for a look at what's coming up on the seven o'clock hour of mornings onto good morning to you gasia. good morning, you two will focus on two landmark trees that were destroyed in berkeley's uc

botanical garden after powerful storms moved through our area coming up in the seven o'clock hour how long it will take to clean up this mess and how much it will cost areas preparing for yet another round of rain. then after boosting company wages for a number of positions. hotels nationwide are still short staffed. also in the next hour with several hotels are doing to try to attract and retain employees and prevent turnover. stay with us.

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weapons killed three children and three adults yesterday at a private christian elementary school in nashville. and we still don't know of a motor, but the police recovered with their calling a manifesto at the home of the suspects. they also found several maps at that home. there were maps drawn other school in detail of surveillance entry points. this photo you're looking at is from nashville's metropolitan police department. they have identified the shooter as 28 year old audrey elizabeth hale of nashville. she was shot and killed by police. but make sure you stay right here with us on mornings onto, we'll bring you more information and updates on this story. recovery efforts in mississippi are expected to be long and difficult after a deadly tornado ripped through parts of the state. last friday . at least 21 people died and hundreds who lost everything or trying to hold onto some hope. the massive tornadoved through more than half a dozen

towns with wind speeds between 166 and 200 mph. people were displaced from their homes and tossed and thrown and spend and dropped didn't make it at the road to recovery won't be an easy one. some of the hardest hit areas have some of the highest poverty rates in the country. socio economic experts say it will be difficult for poor areas to rebuild their communities after this kind of devastation due to the lack of funds and resources. president biden has issued an emergency declaration from mississippi and has made federal funding available. time is now 6 45. there are two new forecast for the world's population, thanks to an international economic commission that studies global trends. earth for all says if the current economic trends continue, they would lead to the world's poorest nations coming out of poverty, and i would lead to the world population peaking at 8.5 billion people less than 30 years from now. the second

scenario would see the population hit 8.5 billion people by the year 2040 before it falls by the end of the century, pinterest will pay nearly $100 million to produce its office space in san francisco. the image sharing platform plans to close its office on bloxham street and one of its office locations on brennan street. as part of a restructuring effort. in addition to that scale down, the company also announced that it's going to lay off 4% of its workforce that's about 150 employees. francisco office vacancies have hit an all time high with more than 29% of all office space in the city empty. that compares to a little more than 3% vacancy rates before the start of the pandemic. and despite all of those empty offices, office rental prices are only down, 15% analysts say. building owners just can't afford to drop prices. more than that, they say dropping rents could lead to longer term

tenants asking for rent decreases or cut into the value of a building, which may be put up for sale time. 96 46 a new storm now moving into the bay area this morning, could force the oakland to close down again . the storms we've had since the beginning of the year is already forced the oakland zoo too close for 50 days, and that has led to millions of dollars in lost revenue. the biggest problem was a huge sinkhole opened up right near the main entrance of the oakland zoo. do employees are closely watching this new round of heavy rains and winds getting ready for another possible shutdown. this is ongoing. um we're still recovering from that storm damage. there are a lot of trees at the zoo that are either at risk of falling for we may not even know they look healthy. now the stormy weather is not the only things on the minds of zoo administrators and two employees. recently they made the tough decision to euthanize a 46 year old african elephant

that had many health problems. her name was lisa. she lived at the oakland zoo for the last 40 years. it's hard not to feel, uh you know, like somebody punches you in the gut get knocked down, and we're just trying to, you know, one step in front of the other. get back up. i know people are out there supporting us and ruling us on and couldn't be more thankful to the community. the director of the oakland zoo is thanking everybody in the public for the strong support during a very tough years. alright a runway at san francisco international airport is going to be closed for the next eight weeks. we're talking about runway one left. that's the shortest runway at the airport, and it's going to close so it can be repaved. the airport is also going to make improvements to adjacent taxiways, upgrade lighting and paint, new striping and markings . sfo says it does not expect that the construction will cause significant delays. the runway is expected to reopen by thursday. may 25th that's just

in time for that memorial day travel weekend. alright time is 6 48 a south drivers are adjusting to the fact that that storm is moving in, right? they are. it's pretty windy out there. dave and claudine, i want to show you this picture. we won't be able to stay on it for too long because it might might make you sick. look at how the wind is buffeting our camera there, but there is a crash on the bridge, and i'm not going to stay on this for too long, because it's not very pleasant to look at. but the crashes up here westbound on the bridge on the incline section. and that is leading to a bigger backup at the toll plaza, and that's what you're dealing with. so if you're driving anywhere on, especially on bridges, it's going to be a little bit windy. you know, i really don't like the same mateo bridge when it's this windy, so just just be careful out there. it's a big flat part with the waves are kind of choppy there and you have to be aware of it. the traffic itself looks okay heading over to the peninsula. it is a touch letter than usual today. i think some people are

knowing the storm is coming in. we'll just be taking those meetings from home. 6 49. let's bring steve back in to talk about today's weather camera cell. i didn't take my dramamine, right? yeah bouncing around the wind is cranking up. all right, let's take a look at rain totals here already over terrain in the russian river, casa darrow yorkville in mendocino county, three quarters lakes and omagh's coming in out of almost just shy of a half inch of rain. santa rosa's had a third database had a third wood acre quarter of an inch calistoga. two tents, so number point oh, four napa also in there as well. storm impact. i went 2 to 4 in russian river and around mount tamil pious rest of the location should about a half inch to two gust 55, plus. diablo is already up to 49 mph and on the marine coast. not far from point rise. i saw 43 44 mph some local snow maybe early in the morning, but by i think there's just too much of a south wind kicking in here when advisories out started at five a.m. 45 55 maybe stronger gusts here. some of the higher elevations forties and fifties

on the temps. we had twenties and thirties yesterday, notties . the front is moving ever so slowly, so that can really stack up some of the rain. especially up in the russian river area in northern sonoma county than the low will slowly work its way down the coast tomorrow, so the combination of the front and then below are going to give us not only rain wind and maybe some thunderstorms. tomorrow some local snow levels couldn't menace. you know, county lake county, but i really think the snow level is going up. i mean, the wind is turning suddenly rapidly here in this, uh the warmer air is beginning to work its way and as the warm front drives across, it's about marin county north, where the heaviest rain is south of that there's really not a heck of a lot, but it'll get there. is beginning to approach parts of cemetery and santa cruz coastline, but east and south so everything so far is just cloudy and the wind picking up as i think some of these rainfall totals are in line. others are underdone, especially around santa rosa over the russian river and in the santa cruz mountains. there'll be more than that. we'll get a break thursday and friday, then looks like another

weak little system. as we go into the weekend, not a lot, but enough to you know this this this year, every system is producing some kind of ring. cloudy morning rain has begun to the north. it's cloudy the south but the wind is beginning to pick up some low snow levels for a while. i may take that out pretty soon, but rain and wind fifties on the temps after wednesday, we will get a break thursday and friday. easy. thank you. time to 6 51. hundreds of fans of taylor swift heading to court coming up in the next hour details of the lawsuit against ticketmaster and live nation and what they want the judge to do with those companies, and we're getting new details about last week's standoff and police shooting in san jose w l

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it's deadly police shooting. investigators say the suspect, elio bert gonzalez, rocha, was recently evicted from his apartment and that he broke into a random unit of the complex in west san jose, searching for his keys. inside that apartment was a mother and her two sons. san jose police chief says she and her sons were only moments away from being killed when the police broke through a window and shot and killed the suspect. the swift the size sieve and life saving actions of the responding officers. resulted in

the rescue of a mother. and her two children now believes that that suspect had a pallet gun that looked like a real gun. he also had two machetes and a pipe . the mayor of san jose joined the police chief in praising those police officers who responded to that incident. there's nothing that can prepare someone for an experience like the one the chief just articulated home. thankful beyond words that this situation did not end in horrifying tragedy, and that's the gators say the suspect, and that family did not know each other. they think the suspect may have been looking for the manager of the apartment home. investigation in southern california continues after a cargo train derailed in the mojave desert. union pacific railroad says that 55 car train jumped the tracks yesterday morning in san bernardino county, about 160 miles northeast of los angeles. it's build iron ore investigators say

that's not considered hazardous material. no one was hurt. investigators right now are not commenting on reports, the crew of the train jumped off the train before it derail the bay area's biggest city has teamed up with doordash to deliver food to people in the group hunger at home and doordash set up a drive through to pass out 70,000 meals to help feed low income people in san jose. it's part of that food delivery companies charitable program called project dash, collecting surplus food from restaurants, grocery stores, hotels and other providers and then distributing the meals. right here. since this relationship began. we have . you ready for this over 1.4 million meals been able to distribute out of this parking lot. do to this relationship. that's pretty powerful. now the

food is distributed every monday . san jose earthquakes are helping out by letting them use the parking lot at paypal park at 6 57 uber eats is making a big change to its platform trying to streamline the app producers. the food delivery services taking down thousands of virtual brands, their delivery only restaurants without physical storefronts. uber reid says users were seeing a dozen different versions of essentially the same menu, which it says erodes the confidence of consumers. time now. 6 58 well after 15 seasons in major league baseball, three time world champion sergio romo took the field one last time so he could retire as a giant. very emotional story. giants fans

really showed their love and loyalty for the relief pitcher during the giants final exhibition game against the oakland a's at oracle park after nine seasons with the giants, romo went on to play for seven other teams, including the dodgers. it's only fitting he ended his 15 year big league career with the giants after winning three world series championships. together. many fans say, along with being a good player. they love him because he treated the fans well. it was about the people. it was about the fans. it wasn't about himself, and i really appreciated that how he interacted with all different ages, so he just became one of my favorite players and sergio romo wrote a letter online to fans about how his father's love for baseball was passed on to him, he said, quote. it's the one thing in life that always made me feel visible. among the fans were his extended family. they came from all over the bay

area and as far away as utah to show their support. another powerful storm is making its way through the bay area. several communities are still cleaning up from the latest round of severe weather. the big problem pg needs dealing with in the north bay that could worsen in the coming hours plus after tens of thousands were left in the dark from the most recent storms , p jeannie says it has crews ready today for whatever this next door may bring what you need to know if you have standby generators and how to prevent a risk of fires. then students, teachers, parents and lawmakers say they are fed up and frustrated following another deadly mass shooting on the school campus, the latest on the investigation and what survivors of past shootings have to say. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning. i'm dave clark tuesday . it's march. 28th seems like we've done this before. tuesday's tend to hit us hard. that's what steve paulson was saying. we're also following the

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