live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . what has happened here is extraordinary and unprecedented violence. expect a country shaken by a vicious terrorist attack.

49 gund down. but afternoon. i am can enjoy. >> i am michelle green and gold. the shooter were a camera as he gunned down his victims but kpix 5 will not be showing these videos. >> reporter: the shooter were a camera as he charged into a new zealand mosque gunning down dozens of worshipers gathered for friday prayers. >> blood is splashing on me and i am thinking, oh my god, oh my god. >> reporter: he returns to his car grabbing a rifle before heading back to the mosque in the city of christchurch where the killing continues. >> the screaming and crying -- i saw some people were -- drop dead. >> reporter: people frantically ran to safety while others were rushed away on stretchers.

many in critical condition. i am 66 and i never thought in my life that i would see something like this, not in new zealand. >> reporter: killing at least seven people. authorities arrested the 28- year-old australian and charged him with murder. they also took two other arm suspects into custody and are trying to determine if they were involved. the shooter reportedly posted a 74 page manifesto online who "wants to ensure the existence of our people. >> i am not going to let this change new zealand profile. >> reporter: the prime minister calling this one of the darkest days, the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. cbs news. the last mass shooting in

new zealand was more than 20 years ago and nothing on this scale. in 1997, six people were killed. years before that, 5 people died in essentially in the second deadliest shooting. the u.s. has had at least 90 mass shootings. i am end of the live in south san francisco this afternoon at one of many mosques around the bay area where they are expecting a huge turnout for today's afternoon prayer. people coming together to pray for those lost in the new zealand massacre. >> we are obviously horrified by this act of violence and hate. >> reporter: with the bay area chapel on islamic relations which, upon hearing on the massacre, sent this guide on safety and security in places of worship. >> hate mail, sometimes firebombed and we have seen

this recently so this really hits close to home for all of us. >> reporter: the san francisco police department tweeted that their officers will be making extra passing calls of mosques saying, we work stronger as a team. the south san francisco pd set on facebook that they encourage local residents to remain comfortable as they go to places to worship and will make sure those attending remain safe. there have been several threats against local mosques in the last year and he has advised for all people of the islamic faith. >> on high situational awareness, to know who is coming into the mosque and to check on your family and friends. >> reporter: and when we asked the oakland police, they are also doing extra passes, extra patrols around town in the light of this tragedy and in san francisco, private security

when a security guard asked us what we were doing here today, the afternoon prayer starts at 1:30 p.m. live in south some cisco, kpix 5. house please house speaker nancy pelosi twitting out, lives cut short in a horrific act. islamaphobia and such acts of hatred have no place in a civilized world. eric had this to say saying, america stands with our friends as they warn the christchurch attack. violence is on the rise across the globe. we must lead by example and scrub it from america, hate has no place. new at noon, great news for raider nation. the team will play just at least one more season in oakland. details of the new deal.

>> reporter: the oakland raiders are going to pay about $4 million more this season than they did last season. also, they can play again at the coliseum but it is an agreement that all sides seem to be happy with. the authority voted in favor of keeping the raiders in oakland for at least one season with an option for them to stay for two if the new las vegas stadium isn't ready yet. >> if you do what is best for the fans, you will always win and this deal about doing what is best for the fans on the taxpayer. >> reporter: the team will find 7.5 million the first year and that will get bumped up to 10.5 million. >> what it will do is provide opportunities for people to continue to receive employment with the raiders playing here at the coliseum. it brings a lot of goodwill and positive attention to the city of oakland. >> reporter: still in negotiations for the naming

rights, a proposal will be presented to the authority board next month. this deal still needs to be approved by the alameda county board of supervisors and the oakland city council. jackie ward, kpix 5 news. larry reads as with the support of city councilmember's already, he is hopeful they will also approve this deal. this agreement has nothing to do with the current lawsuit the city of oakland is pursuing with the raiders. this is chopper 5. hundreds of students are marching in the streets right now to protest what they say is global inaction on climate change. it is part of a day of action worldwide. the protesters are on market street heading from nancy pelosi's office to senator dianne feinstein's office and to a rally in union square. >> i have watched many documentaries on climate change and it has come to the realization that it is real and it is happening and it is our generation and we need to do something to stop it.

>> students confronted senator feinstein last month in a contentious exchange on the green new deal. some crime victims are speaking out against governor gavin newsom for refusing to execute prisoners but he said on cbs this morning, it is an act he will not support. the governor says the united states is one of the few countries who still use capital punishment and the system disproportionately affects people of color. >> it is a racist system. you cannot deny that, there is no equal justice in the system. it is a system perpetuating inequality, a system i cannot in good conscious support. california voters rejected a measure to abolish the death penalty. the state has more inmates on death row than any other country. october 5 over for the landing of an american airlines 737 max 8 just minutes ago. the plane is empty. the president ordering the new

boeing max 8 and max 9 to be grounded after two crashes in less than six months. the plane will be parked here until told it is clear to fly again. massive fire tears through a costa county neighborhood. costa county neighborhood.

investigators will be back at the scene of a massive fire on bethel island, today, looking for the source of the blaze that leveled three homes. it flared on taylor road yesterday just before 6:00 and quickly spread. neighbors complain into firefighters 15 minutes to get there because there are no fire stations on bethel island. the station shut down years ago during the recession. firefighters say there are plans to open a new station but they are stalled. >> we are building a fire house just down the road. it is still being built, it is not open yet . however, we don't have the staffing to open it yet. >> reporter: when cruise finally arrived, there were no obstacles, there were no fire

hydrants so they had to access the nearby levee for water. police and santa rosa are looking for a truck involved in a deadly hit-and-run early this morning after just one of clock a.m.. officers found a man lying unconscious on the shoulder, he was pronounced dead at the scene. highway 12 was closed for several hours during the investigation but has since reopened. police say the vehicle they are looking for is a 2006 mitsubishi raider pickup truck. it is blue in color and should be missing the grill and the passenger side headlight. president trump is expected to enter his first veto after congress disapproved his emergency declaration for border wall funding. this morning, mr. trump arrived at the pentagon to talk border security with military leaders and they may attempt to upper right the video but lack the two thirds majority. meanwhile, north korea is threatening to ramp up its program.

kim jong-un will reportedly design soon whether to continue missile tests. mike pompeo and national security advisor for creating an atmosphere of hostility and mistrust. talks aimed at denuclearization broke down last month during a summit between kim jong-un and president trump today is the final day for teachers in the school district to vote on whether to authorize a strike. talks of a recent impasse last week after 11 months of negotiations. the union is asking for a 3% raise and a one-time 1.5% bonus. also including class sizes and support for students. it did not take long, parents across the country are taking legal action. carter evans report that this comes as the hollywood stars involved are beginning to face the fallout. >> here you go, these are on the house. >> reporter: lori laughlin's decade-long relationship with the hallmark channel came to an

abrupt live and yesterday. we are no longer working with laura laughlin. she and her husband are among three parents charged in the massive college admission scheme. parents who feel they have been hurt by the scam are fighting back with legal action. jennifer tori filed a class- action lawsuit seeking $500 billion in damages and claims her son was rejected from some of the truck colleges where the cheating took place. some legal and admissions experts say there are so many factors considered accepting students that it would be difficult for the lawsuits to succeed. >> the sound pretty ambitious to see them actually go anywhere. i do think it speaks to a lot of anxiety and even anger that some students will even parents are feeling about this.

>> reporter: in the grover says the admission process largely relies on the students to represent themselves accurately. >> there is no way that the university can go through and check for every applicant. >> reporter: ufc says they will deny admission to six applicants connected to this scam. lori laughlin's daughters are still enrolled but in the wake of the scandal, their future here is uncertain. cbs news, los angeles. let's get a check on our forecast. it is the weekend so of course, the forecast is very important for all of us. it is important seven days a week! >> as we head into the weekend and in fact, we have a headline on the forecast. it will be warmer this weekend than we have seen in ages. out towards the bay, the numbers right now, 60 degrees in san francisco, 61 and san jose. by the cause, coastline, upper

60s for parts of the bay. 716 p.m. and set up on your saturday at 7:19 a.m. . high pressure is building in over the state. slowly but surely and as a result, we will get numbers coming up a few degrees a day until we hit the low 70s by sunday and monday. things are going to change by the time we get to the middle of the week. a chilly start to the morning but mostly sunny and warm tonight. mild and drive for the weekend and we will keep it that way through about tuesday so it is all looking, it is greensburg oh! more than just go for the st. patrick's day parade. tomorrow, sunny and mild and what better place to celebrate st. patrick's day than in dublin . our dublin. this weekend, it will be 71 degrees, sunny and warm. a few

high clouds up at the top but it is not slowing anything down. 64 degrees and your load tonight is 49. new york has mostly sunny skies but only low 50s. clouds in atlanta and 54. overnight lows tonight do not look bad at all. santa rosa is load tonight. daytime highs for friday, we will be looking at them in the 60s for the most part today. over yesterday's readings by a few degrees. 67 at brentwood and livermore and concorde. up in the north bay, sunshine this afternoon with a few wispy high clouds and numbers will be in the mid 60s today. high and dry on saturday. in your extended forecast, we will be looking for sunshine all the way and then wednesday and thursday, we are going to painted with showers because it looks like things are going to change but how much and exactly when is a matter that we will leave for wednesday morning. >> we will know more.

we are checking the big board right now. let's see how the stockmarket is doing. out of this world. astronauts arrive for another mission in space. r another mission in space.

american astronauts were welcome to the international space station after a successful takeoff yesterday. this comes after a harrowing first attempt failed when a booster slammed into the rocket just two minutes into the flight. the astronauts are scheduled for. in texas, three separate murders, similar crime scenes. >> was this the work of a serial killer? police in austin texas thought so. maureen told me how police got there big break in the case. expect they get this video, a thermal imaging video, trying

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