let's get back to the coverage on the texas rampage in a few moments. we still have the red flag warning for solano county in the sacramento valley. as we go throughout the next few hours, this will continue. we have gusty winds and extremely low humidity. however, we have to be very careful as we are possibly dealing with the conditions that are very ripe for a fire that develops and spreads rapidly. we see temperatures heading for 100 degrees. another very hot day, and while we are looking at a wide range in temperatures, we are in the upper 60s at half moon bay. 92 and dublin. san jose is heading for 90 degrees. much cooler air is heading our way for the next few days. i will talk about that in a few moments coming up. a horrific and incomprehensible event, that is how the governor of texas describes the elementary school shooting. >> 19 children and two teachers

died at the hands of that gunman. this morning we are learning more about who they were. third-grader annabelle guadalupe a rodriguez killed in the same classroom as her cousin, xavier lopez. he was a fourth-grader. >> stephen morales died protecting her students. her family says that she was very loved. another fourth grade teacher shot in the rampage will survive after going into emergency surgery. >> so many around the nation are now asking why did one man want the cause so much harm? morgan chesky is on the ground in texas, leading our team coverage. >> reporter: laura marcus, it is tough to put this into words. there are parents that are facing an absolutely agonizing waiting game at the civic center returned to a reunification site. this is where parents gave dna

samples to authorities so they could be positively matched with some of the young victims. second graders, third graders, and fourth graders, 19 of them killed when a gunman opened fire at when he walked inside rob elementary school. two teachers were also killed in what authorities have described as a killing spree with a gunman opening fire indiscriminately before law enforcement in ages him in a firefight, shooting and killing him. today, the campus has shut down. it is a massive crime scene as investigators try to search for a potential motive. in the meantime we are told that grief counselors will be on hand at the site for anyone in the community who need support, or to talk to someone. this campus is shut down, along with every other school. sending it to you. politicians from all over the world react to the deadly mass shooting with the sandy hok

, or all of the shootings. >> it reminds us how to we have accomplished, lots of politicians that are in office now were in office during sandy hook. thoughts and prayers are important, but a vast majority of americans want actual action. >> it is time to turn the pain into action, for every citizen in the country, we have to make it clear for every elected official in this country that it is time to act. >> democrats in the house will push a old idea in congress that, including an extension of the time it takes to do a background check, and bring background checks to gun shows. these ideas can pass the house, but, they cannot pass the senate as it is currently constructed. here is a democratic senator whose home state of connecticut is home to sandy hook. >> every ounce of love and

thoughts and prayers that we can send, we are sending. however, i am here on this floor to bag, i will get down on my hands and's and beg my colleagues -- find a path forward here. work with us, in order to find a way to pass laws that make this less likely. >> if sandy hook is any indication, not much will be accomplished. here in the bay area, we thought that we could help with smart guns, that our technology could make the world safer. many came to meet with venture capitalists like ron conway. this is video from 2013. this is three months after sandy hook. they would use american know- how to protect the children from something. the smart tech project. the website has not been updated since 2018.

safe gun technology would not have protected the children in texas. the alleged gunman appears to have legally owned the guns that he used. now, after sandy hook, and the death of 14 children and three teachers, mike pence praised gun laws, then trump called for immediate features of guns under red flag laws. >> i like taking the guns early. like in this crazy man's case, in florida, he had a lot of guns and everything. >> some states adopted red flags on bumps stock bands after a gunman in las vegas used 12 rifles to kill 58 people. several states increase the age that you can be to buy guns and ammunition to 21. international reaction, the president of ukraine saying this is a terrible thing with items of shooters and peaceful times.

pope francis says it is enough for indiscriminate arms trafficking. let's commit to ensuring such tragedies no longer take place. we will continue to monitor what happens, all this morning. >> you nailed it there. thoughts and prayers. we need action. >> a vast majority of americans support that. >> now you feel the anger. >> you do. it is not just lawmakers that are issuing a passionate lee for change. >> the warriors coach, you could feel his emotion. but so many parents feel as we wake up this morning. we are joined from san francisco with more on the call to change. quite dramatic what he said. very powerful. >> reporter: you could hear the

pain in his voice when he started speaking. we will get to what he had to say in just a moment. for so many parent they thought about the safety of their students that are going to school. we are hearing from local leaders in the education realm. take a look at your screen, we received a statement from san francisco unified school district, and, while we are not aware of any threats or connections to texas, and abundance of caution means that they will have an increased police presence around schools, from now until the end of the school year next wednesday, june 1st. they are transitioning from the basketball court, sorry, from the classroom to the best ball court. during last night's matchup against the mavericks, both teams honored the lives that were lost during a moment of silence before the game, and after the game we heard the raw emotional response to yet

another shooting. the game obviously takes place as our nation works to understand the why behind the violence. >> when are we going to do something? i am so tired of getting up here and offering can -- to the devastated families that are out there. i am just so tired of the i'm sorry and excuses. i'm tired of the violence. enough. >> the coach continued by saying he hopes that lawmakers put forward a bill requiring background checks for firearms. he also had emphasized how important it is to not become numb to these continuous mass shootings at. other notable figures express their thoughts on yet another mass shooting. an actress said the cycle of violence that happens, then life goes on, it happens again and again, and the only thing that changes is that it

happened sooner and sooner between each other. we also hear from the basketball world, lebron james saying come on, what are we doing as a nation? so many of us are waking up with these same thoughts. tired of thoughts and prayers. we want to see something done, as we heard the coach mentioned . at this point we will simply wait and see. we are live in san francisco, sara johnson, fort today in the bay. >> we feel it. we feel that passion. something has to change. we are following the latest developments, all morning long as investigators pieced together what had happened in texas. today shows savannah guthrie is at the elementary school. she will have special coverage at 7:00, after today in the bay. happening today, new answers about what had led to the nations baby food shortage,

and how soon the parent can stop worrying about how they will feed their babies. >> crisp alone is live in washington where a congressional hearing is taking place. a warning for parents that have been shopping online trying to find formula. chris? >> reporter: laura and marcus, at 8:00 this morning, the heads of three companies that make a b formula will be grilled about why there is not enough formula on store shelves for the babies that rely on it, and how soon all of that will change. the congressional panel that oversees the fda, and from the head of gerber, the maker of good starts formula, and to the fda commissioner will be facing questioning as well. with store shelves empty, parents turn to the internet to track down formula. however the better business bureau says that scammers are taking advantage of the situation.

the better business bureau says that 70% of all online scams originate with social media with links that take you to a third-party site. if you are looking to buy formula online, the better business bureau says watch for grammar errors, do a search for the business name and the word scam to see if anything pops up . consider using a credit card because they offer better fraud protection. >> when you're using a company, a lot of the time there is no way to track it. you are liable for that. you have no way of checking who received it, or communications with the company. >> reporter: when the congressional hearing starts at 8:00, we will have dates on air and online. back to you. all right, it is time to check in with our meteorologist. let's get a look at the bay.

>> hopefully we can make it through today without any fires. if we make it through the fire danger, then we are in for cooler temperatures. it is still going to be a hot day. we will talk more about that, coming up. you can see the only non- green here is at ultima pass. no advisories. we should see down from marsh creek taking 17 minutes. back to you. the nation is dealing with one act of violence is morning, as many had another dark moment for america two years ago today. >> george floyd working change for police reform. however, the reforms are in place and in east bay city, and the direct action that night and will take today, we will be right back.

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made to do anything so you can do anything. it is wednesday morning, as you're heading out, is it clear start to the day. we are tracking high fire danger but it will be a really hot afternoon. we are starting out with low 70s at 8:00. lunchtime will be 89 degrees. then, we are heading to the low 90s for the middle of the afternoon. we will see cooler air in our we can forecast, and we will talk about that in a few minutes. at the top of your screen, you can see the high-rise has cleared. we had a couple vehicles on the

shoulder. however, we will show you where there may be some slowing in the east, we will check a coliseum, and i will let you know if it is a problem. an outpouring of grief this morning after the elementary school shooting in texas. 19 children and two teachers had lost their lives. just a short time ago, authorities had confirmed that the gunman was armed with an ar 15 and had no prior criminal history. across the country, flacks have been flying at half staff. here's a light look at the white house. president biden ordered the flags to be lowered at all federal building until sunset, saturday. this incident in texas comes nearly 10 years after the sandy hook massacre in connecticut. a 20-year-old gunman killed 20 children and six adults. he shot and killed his mother before he drove to sandy hook. we have learned about a grin parallel here, the texas gunmen

shot and killed his grandmother before arriving at that school. those are the latest developments coming into our newsroom. if you have not already, you can download our free nbc bay area app. today marks two years since the murder of george floyd. this is at the hands of a former minneapolis police officer. the brutality of the death sparked protests across the country and started conversations about race in america. calls for police reform have echoed across the u.s., and, president biden will sign a wide range of executive orders that aim to hold police accountable for excessive use of force. i spoke with berkeley mayor about the changes that they made in the bay area. >> george floyd was pinned to the ground, with any on his neck. seeing him slowly die due to police brutality. i think it is one of the biggest examples of abuse and

brutality in united states history. we remember the beating of rodney king in the early 90s. however, this was so horrific, so unacceptable that any person has to respond with anger. i think we need a willingness to see change. a change in how police conduct themselves in our country. a change in our criminal justice system. a change in our society. it likely will spark a national movement to reform policing and address racism in our country. these are issues that we have been dealing with throughout the whole history of our country. we were founded on systemic racism. there are actions by our government to deny african-

americans and minorities equal rights in our country. i remember seeing 7000 able marching in the streets of berkeley. thousands of cities throughout the country. they took to the streets to demand change. in berkeley, like many cities had responded to the call for change, to look at the reimagining public safety in our community. however, for the past two years we have engaged in a very important community process to look at how we can transform our approach to policing in berkeley, and establish a new paradigm that is focused on not just a law enforcement, but focused on trying to improve the health and safety of everyone in our community. we embarked on this process not knowing where it would lead us, but it has resulted in some very important policies and programs, such as launching a

specialized care unit in order to have trained mental health providers responded to mental health calls, so that police are not the first people that respond to people in a mental health crisis. it has resulted in berkeley looking at creating a new department of community safety. to coordinate their response. a response that is more holistic. it doesn't just focus on policing, but it focuses on violence prevention, public health and mental health response. looking at how we do traffic stops and ending pretext stops, and racial disparities in stopping people within our community. >> i spoke with the mayor about so much more, the protests that followed led to the creation of our race in america series here. we continue to dive deeper into these issues, so head over to www.nbcbayarea.com , in order to watch all of our 18 episodes.

>> let's check the forecast, we have been talking about the warm-up, and we have been feeling it. we have a red flag alert, still going for solano county, right? >> that will continue until 11:00, then we will see conditions improving so that if there is a fire, we can get it under control fairly quickly. we have gusty winds and low humidity across the region, and as we had to the south bay, well above temperatures are reaching into the low 90s. 90s in a few spots. we set records yesterday, and we will be very close again today. we are up to 97 in antioch. 95 in pleasanton. we are keeping it in mind that normal for this time of year is the mid-70s for the inland areas, but we still had 87 in redwood city today. 17 daly city. sanford sisco, mid 60s. the marina district and 77 degrees downtown. the north bay high is up to 79

in valley and reaching 98 degrees in ukiah. we will start to see some more active weather across the region, and much cooler temperatures. we are looking forward to that heading into the memorial day holiday, and we can see rain across the region that i don't thing that we will see much of that here in the bay area. as we go through the seven day forecast, our temperatures will drop drastically, from the mid- 90s to the upper 70s for the weekend. once again, the winds will be breezy. we will see sun and clouds, and we are looking at highs in the low 80s while san francisco will be in the 70s today. 60s for the weekend, with winds along the coastline over the next several days. how does it look for the community now, mike q mark >> we are looking at an easy drive. easing you into the morning commute. if you blitz in oakland, not any problem. we have the volume starting to build now, but we are able to maintain the speed limit past

the coliseum, right in the middle of the screen. there is no slowing yet for vallejo. on the left we had some crews clearing from mill valley. it looks like they have clear the 101. back to you. tomorrow, alan takes her final bow on daytime television. next, bruno mars will say goodbye to alan, and ellen helped make him a worldwide pop sensation. this is some delicious thai food. it looks fantastic. we are waiting for ours. there's probably none left over, right mike mark >> it was without meat, a meatless meal there. >> perhaps we need the recipe.

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today to mark allen's second to last show. he's not showing up empty- handed. pinnacle lot is for everyone. the two talked about his first performance 12 years ago that put them on the map. >> nothing on you, my first song that i ever had released. alan was the first person that allowed me to sing that song on her platform, it became number one very shortly after that performance. >> that is awesome. you can watch allen's second to last episode today on nbc bay area. 4:00, the last show will air tomorrow, right before our 5:00 broadcast. >> we want to have that and had a little bit of fun. she provides a lot of fun. that is what we need in our lives. switching gears. new details on the deadly mass shooting, the deadliest in nearly a decade.

>> 19 children. the tragedy sends a shock waves across the nation, what we learn about the moments leading up to that attack it, and a teacher that was injured.

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we continue to follow the latest breaking news out of texas. thank you for joining us. i am marcus washington. >> the number of the deaths in the elementary school shooting has now grown to 21. the families of 19 children and two adults are still dealing with such enormous grief this morning. police are now revealing more about the time line leading up to the rampage. at 11:00 in the morning, police

learned of the shooting. 11 minutes later the school announced that they were on lockdown. >> the district had reported the shooting on twitter 30 minutes afterwards. 90 minutes after police were first notified, and responding order patrol agent shot and killed 18-year-old salvador ramos. investigators say he used an ará rifle, and had no criminal history. patients around the nation grieve, and we have team coverage, including the changes that bay area schools. >> we are joined with more about what we are learning. this is just heartbreaking to learn that the students were so young. >> reporter: elementary school age, it is simply horrific. yes, at least 21 people were

killed in texas yesterday. we know that two of those people were teachers, the other night teen where children, including at least three fourth- graders, and one third-grader. the third-grader was annabelle guadalupe rodriguez, killed in the same classroom as her cousin , javier lopez, a fourth grader. anne-marie garza, she was nine years old and also died. the horrific news was confirmed by her father who had posted a picture of him and her on facebook with a caption that reads our last weekend together, i miss you already. we have also learned that one of the teachers killed was ava mireles, she taught fourth- graders and was an educator for 17 years. according to reports, she was trying to protect children before she was shot and killed.

>> she was absolutely vivacious. she was definitely an adventure. it breaks my heart. i saw her for christmas this last december. her cooking was amazing. her laughter was contagious. she will be missed. i completely feel for everyone who lost a loved one yesterday. >> the students at rob elementary, just two days away from their final day of school and the beginning of their summer vacation. when you are taking your children to school, you will see a greater police presence due to this texas school mass

shooting. >> the school districts here are really prepared to help students in different ways. we are live in san jose, this is where counselors will be on hand, right? >> reporter: yes, note doubt that parents are being very careful about what they are telling their children this morning. parents say they have heard young kids ask it cannot happen here? there will be counselors available at every school here in the mckinley school district, in order to answer this tough questions. the super and tendons bay area wide send out emails denouncing violence, telling them that safety is a priority. >> this year we have a full time social worker at each of our campuses, they will be available if any students need to talk about their feelings. >> you don't want to re- traumatize them. you want to let them know that you are, as an adult, doing what you need to do in order to secure their safety.

>> reporter: police will be patrolling schools through the end of the school year. we are also learning that the contra costa sheriff's office will increase patrols around the school. school districts area wide are doing all they can to keep the students safe. back to you, laura. >> as a parent it is important to talk to your children as well. listen to their concerns. do not invalidate them at all. you know? they are very scared. although you also need to reassure them that they are in a safe place. >> absolutely, laura. >> you are a mom, sharon. >> that's right. actually, when this story broke , i was working the morning shift and my daughter came back from school and i was in tears. you have to stay strong. you have to keep it in respect of and let them know that they are safe and that we are doing everything we can to keep them safe as well. >> is an emotional time for all of us. >> it is very hard. very hard.

we have to see her children through this. >> you can't physically be with the kids all day today. >> keep the conversation open. >> the pain in that small town is fresh, active shooter incident have been going on for years. active shooter incidents in 2021 rose by more than 50% from 2020. the fbi broke down the number of incidents in a five-year period, there were 31 from 2021 alone, and there have been 61, including six in california. now, in the bay area, at the san jose railyard, tomorrow, that marks one year since nine workers were killed by a disgruntled employee. tomorrow, city and county leaders will hold a ceremony to honor those victims.

back in 2012, seven people had died in a mass shooting at a private christian university in oakland area a student opened fire injuring three others while officers were attending to arrest him. >> if you need help processing this tragedy, you can call the california youth crisis line. it is open to everyone, 24 hours a day. here is the number on your screen. we have also posted it on tran three, at the top of the trending bar. i will also put it out on twitter. here we go, a bit of sunshine for us this morning. this is the sun rising over san jose. our meteorologist has been monitoring what we can expect weatherwise. the red flag warning, is it over yet? >> we have a few hours to deal with the high wind and humidity in solano county and areas off toward the east where we have the heat advisories for much of the bay area. you can wake up to a nice cool

start, 52 degrees. much of the north bay, we can see the trend going from the 50s to the upper 80s. then back to the low 90s this afternoon area we can compare our forecasted high versus the record, but, we broke a record yesterday. in concord, it is 95 the record is 99 san francisco is in the 70s. oakland is 80 degrees it, really hot in san jose, reaching 90 degrees. we will talk about the cooldown in our forecast tomorrow, in a few minutes. it looks like we are looking forward to some happy news today. >> okay, you can see where 287 and adr. this is a commencement service, so, you can get inside and shelter from the heat. it will be very hot. it will be about 90 degrees at 4:00.

expect downtown traffic. let's show you typical morning traffic, no surprises. we see a lighter volume, as colleges and elementary schools get out. most of the bay looks like an easy drive. looking towards this afternoon we will have a good day gain. in the city you may have traffic around the local park. tomorrow, that's one to look forward to as well. one per hour more for caltrain services up to at&t. back to you. our coverage on the texas school shooting continues. next, and i live report from texas, what investigators are revealing about the moments leading up to the rampage and the latest community that will never be the same.

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crisis on roku, amazon fire, or apple tv by downloading our and ec bay area app. approaching a quarter to eight, in texas, you can see a look here. it is a difficult morning across the country following the latest deadly shooting. this happened at rob elementary school, taking the lives of 19 children and two teachers. some families had to wait in agony to learn of their loved ones had survived the school cancels all events including graduation for the rest of the year. >> another community that will never be the same. we are live at the elementary school. wendy, here we go again. not even 24 hours after the shooting, what is the mood there for you this morning? >> marcus and laura, good morning to you. it was a somber and stormy

night in south texas. a little bit of good is to report as the sun begins to come up in this area. however, in fourth grade teacher that was shot while protecting her student had managed to survive an intense surgery overnight. however, the death toll could rise because there are so many people that are still in the hospital. they are still searching for a motive, just trying to figure out what had made this 18-year- old, salvador ramos to snap. he first shot his grandmother, then he crashed his truck, opening fire on this small campus of about 600 students. they were all second, third and fourth graders. they were all wearing fancy clothes in order to celebrate ending yet another school year. however, night teen of those students never made it home after the school day, and two teachers had died as heroes,

trying to protect their students. >> wendy, you mentioned they are looking for a motive, but we learn new things about him this morning? >> we are, we have confirmed that he was wearing body armor. that is why officers were taking such a long time to bring him down. it was a net lead border patrol agents that managed to shoot him. he was confirmed dead at the scene. also, they were going through all of his social media. it appears that he had alluded to the fact that this might happen. they have not been able to confirm all of that, but, something must have snapped to make him follow through. >> it is so hard to talk about this. everyone is really wondering, how do we keep kids safe in the

classroom? they are calling for more gun control. however, what has and the response in the community? what are they saying? >> i don't think that they are ready to go into the politics of all of this, quite yet. >> reporter: they are numb. they are shocked. i think that everyone believes it could not have been here, how does this happen here? i think that right now they are much more focused on the 21 families who have lost people. because it is such a small town, 75 miles from the border, everybody knows everybody here. if you did not lose a loved one in this tragic shooting, then you know someone who did. there was a man a little bit

ago, i had noticed him he was carrying his bible. they want prayers here. they are offering grief counseling. i am a mom myself. i get teary eyed thinking about this. how do you make sure that they are safe when they go back home? you are not human if you do not wonder that. i don't think that they are ready in this area to go to what happens next. i think they are just trying to deal with with the hollowness in their heart. there are no words, but that is a pretty good one. >> it is a hole in their hearts that will never heal. our hearts go out to them. i feel so sorry for them. national youth poet laureate is shining a light on gun violence following the shooting. the 24-year-old took to twitter with a poem, it reads schools scared to death, the truth is that one education under death

stoops low, that plunge when we asked where our children should live, and how? if? >> those are very powerful words there. >> very emotional. very emotional. >> we will follow this later story throughout the morning, and you can also give us updates , by going to our website, www.nbcbayarea.com . we are tracking the latest developments there. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge here. uplifting site this morning. cary hall has been monitoring what we can expect weatherwise. another hot day out there? >> it will be a hot day but we have good news ahead as we go towards the end of the week, as well as memorial day weekend. we still have the fire danger that lasts until 11:00 this morning. for solano county, we see this

continue from the past few days, and it will expire within the next few hours. we are already waking up and heading out to very warm temperatures. we are going to have some of these very warm temperatures as we go into the afternoon. we are going to see some cooler weather heading our way, take a look at the bottom of the screen. it has shown that going into tomorrow, as well as friday, into the weekend, that we are going to see much milder weather, and also breezy weather. san francisco will hit the mid- 60s. we will be in the upper 60s into memorial day. we are going to have to deal with the warm weather for today. some of our inland valleys will reach into the upper 90s. triple digits for fairfield once again. we will keep an eye on that and i will have enough data in a few minutes. >> gary, i am watching those temperatures. all right, we are hoping to find better news, as we look at the babe bridge toll plaza, we

also noted that on the freeway they are recovering from delays. that is good news. you can see people are starting to tap the brakes. that will be a factor. from the toll plaza all the way up to the incline. west 37 is showing a bit of slowing. we are really going to see that walnut creek is not a problem. hayward, towards 92, there could be a crush in the hayward area. we will watch the live cams. 101 northbound shows you typical slowing. nothing major, but we have the slower drive holding longer than it did yesterday. more traffic. no surprises. south county is building.

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welcome back. san jose police have said that investigators may have prevented a workplace mass shooting. they arrested 43-year-old ron vasquez yesterday, and police showed the guns that they seized from him. velazquez was fired from a san jose construction company that wishes to remain anonymous out of fear. a court document showed that since his firing, velasquez has sent threatening messages to coworkers, including a video of himself floating and shooting guns, messages that indicate that he knew where they lived.

>> there is an individual that has animosity. hatred. anger. this was an averted mass shooting, i believe. >> velasquez is out on a $50,000 bail, when reached by phone he said that he had no comment. he faces one felony count of stalking another potential gun charges. if convicted he could spend six years in prison. prosecutors say that any conviction would also prevent him from ever legally owning a firearm again. there are new developments this morning in a recent bay area deadly shooting, which happened at an palo alto part. police have made two arrests, but believe that neither person fired shots. >> the shooting happened at the park. one person died. he has now identified as ralph fields area the cousin of wide

receiver dante adams. three others were injured area and a $10,000 reward is now being offered for information that leads to the arrest and the conviction of the shooter. new developments in the search for a missing east bay woman, a reward for alexis gabe has increased to $100,000. the fund was started with $10,000. she was last seen january 26th in antioch. police suspect foul play, releasing video of a person of interest, and the award money will go to anyone with information that leads to gabe's whereabouts. >> have you heard of brain fog? are you experiencing it? dr. say it is a real thing and research shows that i can stick around for more than a year. researchers at northwestern university studied patients that had mild symptoms, and did not require hospitalization. however, they found most neurological symptoms persisted after an average of 15 months of. it includes brain fog, numbness, tingling, headache,

dizziness, blurred vision, ringing in your ears, and said he. the worriers chance to move on at the chase center. >> the leaky roof delayed the start of the third quarter, but, their star was on fire. no way to say it better. they were. they were up by 20 for much of the game. the warriors when 119-109. the latest tragedy, the shooting that happened in texas. another community that will never be the same. the number of people that were killed in the texas mass shooting is now at 21. in 19 of them were children.

details are coming to light about the lives that were lost far too soon. so many times we thought never again, but once again, politicians offer thoughts and prayers, but the vast majority of americans one action. this is today in the bay, streaming live. thank you for allowing us to be part of your morning. we will get back to the coverage of the texas rampage in just a moment. >> we have the continuing bay area fire danger in this area and i know you issued another weather alert? we have five more hours of this warning and then we should see conditions improving but we do have low humidity and gusty winds