right now, a tragedy strikes texas, after a gunman opened fire at a mall. the police officer who was in the right place at the right time, and likely saved lives. the update we just got from investigators. police shut down major roads and why it is considered racist. the vote is in. reparations meant to make up for the harm caused by slavery. what happens next. good evening, and thanks for joining us for this special edition for the bay area nbc bay

area. people in a dallas suburb are reeling after a shooting at an outlet mall north of dallas. investigators say a police officer happened to be at the mall and heard the shots. that officer found the shooter and stopped him. the atf responded to the scene and helped evacuate the mall. tonight we have learned nine people have died, including the shooter. at least seven people are injured. so far, the people in the hospital range from age five to 61. witnesses described a terrifying and chaotic scene. >> we heard the shots. and then we had everybody walk to the back of the store. and that was where i was doing my walk-around, somebody got shot and i went to grab her and they shot through the door and we took her to the back. >> the outlet mall has about 120 stores and appears to have been very busy on a saturday afternoon. in a statement, texas governor greg abbott called the situation an unspeakable tragedy. we'll of course continue to follow this story for you and bring you updates as we get

them. back here in california, police are looking for a shooter at a house party that left a teen dead and several others hurt. chico police say early this morning they got a report of a gun at a party and police got a call about a shooting at the same house. officers arrived and found six people shot. paramedics rushed them to the hospital a 17-year-old girl died. five other people that were hurt are now stable. one witness says he helped the one who was shot. >> i went up to my apartment and i realized that i had blood on my clothes and i just, like, like freaked out. because it's,like another human being's blood. all of this follows another shooting earlier in the morning. no one was hurt in that shooting. police did arrest a suspect. investigators are trying to figure outut if the two shohoot are connected. a sidedeshow in oaoakland e if n-f-fire as polilice tryry t dispsperse the crowd, a at 10th

oakk streeeets. polilice responded to the area, and s say duringg the cocommoti someone e wearing a a mask wawa getttting into a a car, andnd t person drove thahat car into ananother onee that wass alrlre firere. you cacan see bototh cars there endedd up catchining fire.e. peopople were alslso seen shoot fireworks at police. opd is investigating. no word on any arrests. is it racism? tonight, two state lawmakers are questioning whether racial bias made a factor in the decision to shut down major highway off-ramps into downtown san jose during cinco de mayo weekend celebrations. we to show you this map right here. these off-ramps are shut down right now, the but the closures are a bit controversial. nbc bay area has more from one of the off-ramps. marianne, what do you know? >> reporter: you can see there is a very large truck blocking this off-ramp, which is the northbound highway 87 off-ramp. and it is now shut down at julian street.

it's going to remain that way until 2:00 tomorrow morning. it's not the only off-ramp into san jose. caltrans has shut down this weekend, several others are also closed, including the mckey exit off highway 101. . today the state senator and state assemblyman, they issued a joint statement questioning the move saying normal traffic controls are one thing, but shutting down major highway access on the pretense of the fear of multicultural celebrations like cinco de mayo is racist targeting and blatantly unconstitutional as it violates first amendment rights to freedom of assembly. >> why is there so much concern about traffic from east san jose into downtown? on cinco de mayo, when we literally have hundreds of festival, holidays, events that are celebrated in downtown, yet this is the one where they feel that they all of a sudden have to shut down these streets. >> reporter: assembly member is

calling on caltrans to explain why the ramps are shut down. we reached out to caltrans for comment but have not received a response. in a statement yesterday, announcing the closure, san jose police said while the majority of people who visit downtown san jose during cinco de mayo are law-abiding, the celebration has also historically attracted individuals that have been responsible for various crimes, including vandalism and side shows. last night, police conducted traffic stops and cleared out large crowds at la plaza de san jose. >> here at julian, this off-ramp will remain closed until 2:00 tomorrow morning, as we mentioned. but also, it will be shut down again, starting at 4:00 sunday afternoon, reopening monday morning at 2:00. reporting live, in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area nution. we have an update on a story we brought you last night.

the long-time tv announcer glen keeper has been suspended for now. this comes after he appeared to use the "n" word during last night's pre-game show. we bleeped the apparent racial slur. take a listen. >> you think about your boy, don't be afraid to pick me up that barbecue sauce now. >> i better tell you something, dallas and i will talk about it today. we had a phenomenal day today. the museum and arthur brian's barbecue all in the span of two and a half hours. awesome. >> he was talking about his day in kansas city where the team is playing. more than an hour later, he apologized during the game. >> welcome back to kaufmanan stadium. i just want to, a a little bit earlier in the show, i said something, it didn't come out quite the way i wanted it to. and i just wanted to apologize if it sounded different than i meant it to be said. i just wanted to apologize for

that. >> and we should note the a's games are broadcast on nbc sports california, which is our sister station. a spokesperson tells us keeper will be off air until a review of the incident is completed. today, keeper apologized in a new statement, saying, quote, i could not be more sorry and horrified by what i said. i hope you will accept my sincerest apologies. last night, the a's issued a statement that reads in part, quote, the language used by glen keep ser unacceptable and oakland athletics do not condone such language. we are working to address the situation. a step in the right direction. that is how the oakland teachers union is characterizing a proposal from the district. union leaders are combing through the lengthy proposal this weekend, seeing if it is something members could possibly ratify. the district sent the proposal late last night, hoping to end the straight and get kids back into classrooms on monday. while there are elements in it that address teachers' demands, union leaders say it is not complete, and the details are confusing in places. >> we're just going through each

article by article and it seems like the proposal is somewhat partial. there are still some pieces that we were waiting for that are still missing. but we were really grateful to get a proposal at all, because we've been waiting for one for a few days. >> the district says its proposal includes a retroactive raise, one-time bonus and salary increases among other things. oakland teachers have been on strike since thursday. more than 80 schools are affected. both the district and the union expect to spend the weekend at the bargaining table. tonight, the california reparations task force members vote to send their recommendations to state law makers. >> there were seven ayes, zero nays and zero abstention, the ayes have it and the motion carries. >> after two years of meetings, public comments, a nine-member committee voted at a meeting in oakland to approve a proposal for what representations could look like for black residents with the lasting impacts of slavery and discrimination.

it includes a formal apology, money and services to help descendants of people to gain equity. barbara lee was sponsoring a representations view in congress spoke in favor of the vote. >> representations are not a luxury but a human right long overdue for millions of americans. millions of americans. >> state legislature will now receive the recommendations. it is not yet clear though how or if they will be implemented. a cal professor is apologizing for falsely identifying as indigenous. uc berkeley anthropology professor elizabeth hoover posted her apology on earth and claimed to descend from the mohawk and nigama tribes but in 2021, that was called into question, when she was placed on a list of people saying they were indigenous, when they really weren't. hoover says she believed family stories about her identity and never researched her ancestry until recently. in her apology, she says she will stop identifying as indigenous, writing, quote, this

hurt has also interrupted student and faculty life and careers. i acknowledge that i could have prevented all of this hurt by investigating and confirming my family stories sooner. uc berkeley has not said whether hoover will face disciplinary action. okay, the warriors maybe in l.a. but dub nation is out in force at chase center. plenty of warriors fans showed up to cheer on the team. we have more from the watch party. and what is the atmosphere like? i understand the dubs are behind right now? >> reporter: oh, my gosh, the range of emotion tonight has been incredible. the game started off and there was hope in the air here, wh th can tell the mood is down. at what point, the staff here outside chase center said there were 2,600 people here, max capacity, but now we're starting to see some people trickle out, as the lakers' lead seems to

keep accelerating. the cheering though, you have to give credit to the fan, they have been cheering extremely loud. you could hear their chants all the way from outside at third street despite what the score has been. so far the fans say they're still cautiously optimistic, and energized by some of the great plays they've seen. some of the folks here say they're regulars at the watch parties and others say it is the first time here. they tell us they like it way better watching here than at home on the couch. >> it's the atmosphere. it's the camaraderie. it's the noise. it's just being here, and enjoying dub nation together. >> it is a better vibe here. and it is all about a better experience. >> reporter: and the warriors may be down here, but the optimism has not dried up. many of the fans here still say that they believe the warriors have a shot to prevail in this

series against the lakers. alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >> looking forward to game four. thank you so much. well, her alleged attack ser behind bars and now the lone survivor of the stabbing is speaking from her hospital bed. hear her harrowing story. and a man walks into a police department and ends up in handcuffs. the bizarre incident in the north bay. next. and for now, the showers have moved out. but we could see a few more moving in before a big warmup arrives in our seven-day forecast. a closer look at the changes ahead, when we come back.

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a bit of relief in davis after the man accused of a

deadly stabbing spree is behind bars. tonight we're hearing from the sole survivor of those stabbing attacks that rattled the small college town for about a week. she was the third to be attacked and the only one to be survived. our nbc affiliate in sacramento has the story. >> i'm grateful that i'm alive. and that i wasn't killed. >> reporter: kimberly is safe now. sharing her story of survival from her hospital bed. >> i was so scared. when he started punching me, i thought that's what he was doing was punching me, i didn't rerealize he was stabbing me unl afterwards. everything kind of went black from there. i had been losing so mucuch blo at that point that i was trying to keep my baby from getting hurt i didn't want him to hurt my dog. >> in the days leading up to the attack, she and her friends were leaving in fear with two unsolved murders. they set up their tents close

together at second and l street, away from the parks where the first two killings happened. >> that's what we thought, we would be safe, if we were all together. >> and then, a man with a knife slashed open the 64-year-old grandmother's tent. letting her get a good look at him. > tell me about seeing his facece. tell mee abobout seeing this pen who was trying to kill you. >> well, it's funny, because it wawas like e there was light on, for some reason. i don't know where the ligight came from. but i could see his face. and his hair clearly. >> and you were instrument until getting him off the street. >> yes. i'm glad that they got him fast. i was praying for that. that nobody else will have to go through this. >> although she's grateful to be alive, she thinks of the two men who didn't survive. >> the other two victims never did anything to him.

there was no reason for him to come after people that he didn't even know. i just hope he gets the help, that he never gets out of prison. >> the 21-year-old man accused of the stabbings is a former uc davis student from oakland. yesterday, carlos dominguez pled not guilty in court to two counts of murdered and one count of attempted murder. a bizarre incident at a police station, vallejo police arrested a man after he did drugs inside a police headquarters. it happened wednesday. police say the man walked inside and demanded to speak with officers. while waiting for help, they say he began smoking meth. there are fewer guns on bay area streets after today. police departments across the peninsula had a gun buyback event in south san francisco. it was an anonymous buyback. and in exchange people got

between $50 and $200 depending on the weapon. >> to offload an unwanted weapon but it is an opportunity to speak with our range staff about gun safety and we're giving out gun locks as well. >> reporter: since starting these gun buyback, the county has collected more than 2,600 guns. we want to show you video of a helicopter rescue in marin. the 22-year-old got into a car crash and when police got to the car crash, they couldn't find him. they found the man tapped in heavy brush near shoreline highway. they dispatched the chopper using a 100-foot line and crews were able to pull the victim to safety. he is expected to be okay. you are ready for this? rain in the bay area usually means that up in the sierra. check this video out from the pallisades today. the resort said we got an extra two inches of snow. and of course, all that white stuff makes for more dangerous

driving. so if you are headed up to tahoe, plan ahead, bring chains, and it is may, but that's what we got. >> that's not file video. that's this weekend. we're still seeing it on the radar, too. we see a winter weather advisory, winter-type driving conditions in the sierra. here earlier we had downpours, those for the most part have moved out but they moved out to the west slope of the sierra, where they're still seeing some thunderstorms and the blue you see there, that's a lot of snow coming down for elevations above 5 to 6,000 feet. we should see this activity wind down tomorrow. and then possibly more snow showers early next week. right now, san jose looking pretty good, 59 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. also in the 50s in dublin at 56 degrees. and around san rafael, 55. final stop takes toward san francisco, partly cloudy skies off to the west, at 55, and for now, the radar really has dried out but for the month of may, just the first six days we've passed the monthly rainfall

average around san francisco, oakland, and san jose. san francisco over an inch of rain for the month. the same for oakland. and we might have just a little bit more as we head into tomorrow night and monday. so here is the break. we're starting to see it develop for sunday. and then this system right there is going to drop in later tomorrow. so for the morning forecast, areas of low clouds. probably some drizzle in a few spots and we transition over to partly cloudy skies. we should see more sunshine for your sunday forecast, and one more chance of showers heading in late sunday night and into monday. so morning temperatures starting off, mostly in the mid to upper 40s. around lunchtime, you can see upper 50s and low 60s. and sunday's highs with a little more sunshine, mid 60s for san jose, and upper 50s to low 60s for san francisco to oakland. so here comes the chance of showers. right after midnight sunday, impacting mostly the monday morning commute. but unlike the roaming downpours we had today, this looks more like scattered showers. and the better part of it will be for the first half of the day.

right there around 10:00 and 11:00 a.m. on monday and then that system starts to weaken and move to the north and east. behind it, we should see one more system here bring a chance of showers to the sierra, mostly east of the bay area. once that clears out, high pressure is going to build in. and watch the temperature now, from wednesday, thursday, and friday. wednesday's highs, upper 60s, and low 70s. and warmer than what we're seeing right now. and then by thursday, highs climbing into the mid to upper 70s inland and then starting friday, close to 80 degrees in the warmer spots around the inland, bay area, and the coast, by the way, could get to the 60s and 70s. look at the ridge of high pressure, the orange you see on the screen, that is going to continue to build, as we head through next weekend, so the temperatures are about to jump up, and once we pass wednesday, i think even san francisco will see upper 60s and low 70s. as we head towards next weekend. and after this, one more chance of showers for the first half of monday, back into the 70s and possibly mid-80s by next weekend. so we go from snow to snow melt,

and maybe more snow melt coming up next weekend. >> it is hard to acclimate because you think it will get warm and then it changes. >> thank you. already seeing the impact of the writers strike. how tomorrow's mtv awards will look a bit different. look a bit different. while e walkout continues.th

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in a ceremony steeped in a millennium of tradition and pageantry, king charles iii was crowned in london today. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> the historic coronation comes after eight months after charles ascended the throne following the death of his mother queen elizabeth ii. king charles became the 40th monarch to be crowned at westminster abbey. the 74-year-old king arrived to the coronation alongside his wife camilla and a diamond jubilee coach. the service was conducted by the archbishop of canterbury. queen camilla was anointed and crowned and after, the king and queen road back to buckingham palace and stood and waved to crowds from the balcony. well, a heartbreaking loss for the warriors. we have more fm l.a.ro a life-changing experience into a positive. >> a child suffers from brain

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welcome back. and look who i have with me, all the way from l.a. mr. anthony flores. what a heartbreaker tonight. >> certainly was, i wish i had better news for you. this thing was close until about the second quarter. then the warriors were blown out in game three. let's show you the highlights. you know in l.a., they're calling this the state championship. the lakers versus the warriors. for the battle of the golden state. some hollywood heavyweights out to check out this one and get a glimpse of steph curry after falling behind by seven early, klay thompson was hot in the first quarter. 11 points in the first quarter. the warriors were up a touchdown after one. then the lakers take over in the second quarter. d'angelo russell ignites a 30-8 run just before the break. he had 21 points before half time. the lakers were up 11. lebron james was filling in the third. he was doing it all. he was scoring. he was blocking shots. the lakers were up big.

stephan curry tried to rally the warriors and made it a 10-point game but that is as close as they would get. this was a blowout. 127-97. l.a. now takes a two games to one lead in this best of seven series. and the big difference in this one is anthony davis, trying to pull the stats up here, he had 25 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 blocked shots. and the last game when the warriors blew out the lakers, he was a nonfactor. so when davis plays well, the lakers play well. game four, monday night, at 7:00. we'll see if the warriors have an answer. they had an answer in the last game after losing the first game. we'll see if they will come ready to play monday in game four. back to you. >> it has been ping pong but let's get this w at chase center. anthony flores, thank you very much. a legendary giants player celebrating a birthday.

willie mays, 92 years old. the mlb tweeted to honor the big day, and said quote, to us, willie mays will be always forever young. mays w was a 2020-time allll-st two-time mvp, six on the all time homerun list and played the last two seasons with the mets. >> the willie mays scholars creates more education opportunities for black kids in san francisco. legend. happy birthday to you. thanks for joining us. we are going to be back here at 11:00. see you then. candice nguyen: this is an nbc bay area news special. we investigate the latest advancement in artificial intelligence. why it's forcing some of the bay area's largest schools to rethink the way their classrooms are run. and-- mark amador: this tree's leaning over. it's gonna hit this house. i'm just wondering why they haven't completed the job.