if youdon't touch it,downed keep everyone back. call 911 immediately. the fire department will respond with law enforcement and pg&e to figure out what the issue is to keep you safe and there are no hazards to the public. ♪ northern california shooting. and a school is evacuated at this h breaking news, several people killed in a northern california shooting at a school is evacuated at this hour.>> lee makovic with details. >>reporter: several others incln and the shooter is among the dead killed by law enforcement. this started unfolding near a home this morning before 8:00 a.m. in a small community about 15 miles

away from red bluff near corning. it's called -- details on how those progressed are still unclear, but officers say the shooter was randomly picking targets. there were at least 7 scenes where shots were fired including an elementary school, rancho t -- parents were kept behind this road block as the news came out this morning finding out that children are among the injured. and we heard from a man who says he's the neighbor the gunman. >> the neighbor has been shooting rounds of magazines and we've just -- we've made it aware that this guy has been crazy, and he's been threatening us. >> he says his roommate is among the dead. he identified the gunman as a felon in his 50s. at least 7 people have been hospitalized including three

minors and a sheriff's deputy says many were sent -- >> that's the only information i have. it's a sad day for us in tehamn county. >> there's 100 law enforcement officers processing the scenes according to the sheriff's -- the airport were on lock down this morning. the school wazee vac waited by bus. we're working to gather more details on these series of shootings and we're going to keep you posted on kpix5. a bay area couple is take legal action after their son was thrown from a water slide in the east bay. jessica flores is live in dublin where a lawsuit was filed a short time ago. jessica. >>reporter: kenny, we are in front of the wave water park. this is a city owned water park that opened in may. this is the lawsuit filed against the water pack.

the city that owns and operates the park, and also the state of california and the manufacturer of this slide in question. it claims negligence, also emotional distress and the family is asking for $2.5 million. you can see that boy flying off that three-story flight. it's called the emerald plunge. he hits the pavement and tumbles onto the concrete. it happened 90 minutes into the grand opening of the water park. the family released pictures of the injuries and you can see the scrapes and burns covering the boy's body and the city and state didn't do enough to protect the kids at the park. that the height requirements were off and the slide had design problems and the family filed a $25,000 claim with the city. but the family's lawyer says the city didn't respond so the family is suing and the parents say it was a that matter experience. >> i couldn't get to him fast enough. i wanted to fly. i wanted to have an

out of body experience where i could swoop him up, but instead i watched him tumble on the ground at a rapid speed. it was frightening. i didn't know he was going to get up and we took him to the first aid station and knew right away the park was not equipped to manage the recovery or injury of a child. >> the city says the manufacturer and state regulators tested and approved the slide before it opened and in a statement the city says the city and its legal representatives tried to reach a settlement with the family, however the family's lawyer refused to provide injuries -- we asked the lawyer about that city's claim, the lawyer says he did provide the city with the pictures and information regarding the boy's injuries. the family says they hope this lawsuit sparks more regulations at water parks and the city, and

state have 30 days to respond. in dublin, i'm jessica. a series of lawsuits were filed against pg&e on behalf of the victim of the wine country and joining is san francisco mayor jordan. he and his fire fled the fires -- failures by pg&e contributed to the destruction tifb and deadly wild fires but the investigation is ongoing. damage from the fires have totalled more than $3 billion. new at noon, a san jose group is calling out the university's president. sandra osborne has the story. >> i was travelling on university business and she's [indiscernible] and she's not meeting with you herself. >>reporter: students won the first victory in their cause. the university president chief of staff met with a group saying she's looking into their sweat shop concerns. >> we only think it's right to

fight for that, and to walk around with our canvas with integrity knowing that the worker's rights have an eye on the -- >> students demonstrated on campus today hoping the school's president would see their message. they want to make sure school apparel wasn't made in a sweat shop. the group wants saju to join a list of 200 schools including santa clara university and u.c berkeley or wrc. the university says barns and noble college distribute the clothing. >> barnes and noble has a -- i'm getting up to speed so i'm going to see what their accountability practices are, but we share their concerns. >> the students say they're turning in nearly 1,000 petitions as they wait to see if the university will join the wrc. in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix5. >> the national republican sin tear ya'll committee is walling for moore to drop out of the

race for u.s. senate. this after accusations of sexual miss contact from five women. >> he should step aside. number one, these allegations are credible. number two, he should -- if he cares about the values and the people he claims to care about, he should step aside. >> he should not be a united states senator. >> i hopes he steps down immediately. >> if these accusations are true, that there be no place for him in the senate. >> moore denies all the owe-- moore denies all the allegations and says he doesn't know the woman. >> this has nothing to do with reality. >> if moore stays in the race, some republicans are considering a writing campaign for luther strange who lost the primarily to moore. alabama voters go to the polls on december 12th. there was a hearing today on sexual assault and harassment on capitol hill.

kpix5 anne makovic report others told stories of abuse. >> these propositions such as are you going to be a good girl? to perpetrators exposing their genitals, and victims having their private parts grabbed on the house floor. all they ask in return as staff members is to be able to work in a hostile-free work environment. >> the testimony before the house administration committee included accusations against sitting members of both political parties. though none was named. one story about a female staffer who was asked by a lawmaker to bring something to his house and he greeted her in a towel. >> at that point he decided to expose himself. she left, and then she quit her job. >> today's hearings were about two proposal for sexual awareness training and one for reporting abuse. the panel was

shown a -- it can force victims to wait for months and under go mandatory mediation before filing a plant. >> it may have been okay in the dark ages, but it's not appropriate for the 21st century. >> spear plans to address a more comprehensive bill later this week and her fellow house members recognizing the urgency for the movement of change. >> there's a shift taking place in women's unwillingness to put up with what prior generations were forced to accept as businesses as usual. >> anne makovic, kpix5. there was a -- the house is expected to follow suit. sessions is facing tough questions after claiming he didn't know about anything trump campaign meetings with russians. former trump campaign popadopoulos told the fbi during

the campaign he suggested a meeting between behnken detrump and russian president putin in front of trump and sessions. >> i do now recall that the march 2016 meeting at the trump hotel that mr. popadopoulos attended, but i have no clear recollection of the details he said at that meeting. >> sessions had to recuse himself from the russian's investigation because of his own -- president trump is heading back to the united states today after a 12-day trip to asia. he wrapped up his trip to manila where he attended a lunch hosted philippine president duterte. he tweeted out saying all countries dealing with us on trade knows the rules have changed and the trump heads home and will head into the congressional debate over tax reform. we're continuing to follow breaking news, five people dead in a shooting near red bluff in

tehama county and several others injured including children. still ahead, they claim to block out the radiation from our smartphones and other devices. we put these products to the test. and we are tracking your forecast. we're looking at rain on the horizon, but a nice day in store. in the meantime, details coming up. we're the generation that had it all.

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concerned about the health concerns, those are big claims. we have the popular blocking product -- >>reporter: from blankets to cases, there's no shortage of products that claim to block up 100% of rf from your devices sound too good to be true. most experts say it probably is. >> the materials can do 100% in the right situation. >> ems specialist michael says these product claims refer to shielding technology not the products them self. in many cases, the fcc certified labs use a generator and test raw materials. they don't test the actual product using a real phone. >> there's all kinds of things that can happen in real life situation. >> we wanted to find out how many these products may block in the real world. first up rf blocking cell phone cases. >> the cover has to be closed on the side toward you. >> three of the cases we tested

are intended to be used with the shield in front covered over the face of the phone even while on a phone. >> i would know that because i know how it works, but others might miss that point. >> the second, palm -- our real world test did find all the cases reduced rf admissions from the face of the phone. >> a 90% reduction. >> the case reduced 90% when used properly with the case closed, however, depending on the phone network and position of the cases, some actually increased rf, doubling the aid wigs when used like this with the shield in front flap open and folded behind the phone like many -- >> these frequencies get reflected like a mirror. you see what's going on from the back to you. the fcc and ftc warn that it may -- it interfere was a signal. the manufacturers tell us they don't test the

cases in different positions. now pong tells us hand held rf meet are was not suitable for quantifying the effect of its case while face sleep says testing outside of a controlled rf result in unreliable reading. outside of a lab we found the same case performed differently on different cell phone networks. in a different location or facing a different direction, results may have been different. we tested products intended to be worn on your body. >> you can tell from the sound. >> by the -- to this rf blocking tank top posted on amazon, all these products blocked 80 to 95 cell phone rf when used as directly -- covering your body

or -- >> the problem with garment, you're not covering your whole body. >> it will reduce your exposure, but under the right circumstances, they can make things worse. >> the best way to reduce rf is to increase distance and decrease your use. text instead of talk. opt for speaker over wired headsets but wired over blue teeth. >> no scientific evidence has a link between wireless device and cancer or other illnesses -- just a few minutes, julie will be answering your questions about rf products. check out juliewatt.tv. the dow is down 34 points. >> julie does it all. >>[laughter] >> everything. >> and weather. now i can answer your questions about the forecast. we're going to see more rain. in the meantime, look at this.

a gorgeous day. blue skies over san hoe jose. -- san jose. right now 66 in con ford. 66 in san jose. there's an area of low pressure moving in tomorrow. we're getting a short break in the rain between the two systems. this one though is going to make more of a direct hit so because of that we're going to see more rain, pretty impressive rainfall totals. future cast points the picture for you. dry today, but here we are tomorrow morning. this is just beginning in the morning commute. we see the showers up north for the north bay spreading south, take a look at this moderate to heavy rainfall. we're for the evening commute. passing through the central portion of the bay area and then sinking south. here we are midnight thursday, notice the oranges and reds. this is some definitely heavy rainfall for folks in the south bay overnight tonight. looking at gusty winds with this system. we could see wind gust upwards of 50

miles-per-hour and can't rule out downed power lines. this is a stronger system than the last few rain days. future cast shows we still remain unsettled through midday thursday. now, so we're not going to get rid of the rain completely until friday. three things to remember today, a dry break and a mix of sun and clouds. mid week, yes, a wet wednesday. we do have a flash flood watch in effect for the burn areas. we could see one to two inches in the north bay valleys, maybe two to three inches for the north bay mountain. so we want to keep an eye on those burn guard areas and we get a break and more dry weather friday into the first part of the weekend. sunset 4:58. and sunrise 6:50 a.m. your high temperatures today, 67 in san jose. mid to upper 60s for folks in the east bay. 62 in oakland. 61 san francisco. 69 pacifica. today, the break in the rain. tomorrow, a wet and wind y day. we do stay unsettled through

thursday although not quite as wet. a break in the rain friday and most of saturday as well. it's not until sunday into monday we see another round of rain. we'll be right back.

and in many ways, technology has ma we are connected more than ever and in many ways technology has made it easier to do our job. >> but smartphones can keep us

from doing our job. there's a new survey from office team and employees admitted to doing personal task at work. almost an hour is on a smartphone. millennials are the biggest offenders racking up 70 minutes a day on the phone. businesses block social media and shopping websites on company computers. half of the employee's survey say they use their phone to access those blocked sites. we'll be right back.

it falls here and the crop is in the market. with all the new apples -- with all the new apple, it lies in markets and it's the number one selling apple because they taste beautiful. storage is important. when you buy them you want them to show their beautiful colors around. the different yellows and greens and red, nice and shiny. and skin -- make sure [indiscernible], that means they're nice and fresh and firm to the text. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator right away. that's also very important. honey crisp apples in the market, this is the tate of fall if you ask me. i'm tony tantillo. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy and they call it honey crisp because this is how crispy they are. yum. we continue to follow breaking news at least five are

dead including the suspected shooter in a small community near red bluff. two children were shot. at least one at rancho tehama elementary. the sheriff's says the gunman was randomly picking targets and they collected two handguns and a rifle. there's seven shooting scenes. the latest on the news at 5:00 and of course you can always keep updated on our website cbssf.com. >> that's going to do it for us. our next newscast at 5:00. you could save energy by

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♪ >> steffy: sally kissed you? [ gasps ] you let her kiss you. what did you do? did you just, like, pull away? did you tell her that she was crazy? what did you do? >> liam: we kissed again. >> steffy: sally said she loves you? >> liam: yes. >> steffy: [ gasps ] [ cellphone rings ] [ ringing continues ] >> steffy: [ sighs ]