now at 11:00, the recent storms have left their mark. how long before the next break. >> just really angry about the lack of response from the school administration. students attacked in class. what's going on in bay area schools? hello, i'm sara donchey. when parents and their kids pick up their kids every day, they expect their kids to be safe there. most people will tell you it's their top concern. bay area students have dealt with some really disturbing incidents at several schools over the past several weeks, so let's go ahead and break some of those down. a 15-year-old was stabbed inside sunrise middle school in san jose just this morning after some kind of a fight for police. they were rushed to the hospital. that student is expected to be

okay. parents lined up to pick up their kids. some of them were visibly upset. >> did you feel a little worried about this? are you okay? and that's it. >> it's a shock. we've never had anything remotely close to this happening. >> the suspect was taken to juvenile hall, charged with the deadly weapon. sunrise middle school will be back open tomorrow and they're having a meeting to talk about safety tomorrow. something similar happened in santa rosa just a few weeks ago. in fact students from five separate schools in santa rosa have been arrested since march 2 for bringing weapons to campus. police have confiscated five knives in one unloaded gun since a deadly stabbing at montgomery high school. a 16-year-old was stabbed to death during a fight inside a classroom eers m. nts hen ry val since hapd. they want change. they have started the largest student protest movement in the north that they have seen in

years. now parents in petaluma have similar concerns as we're learning two mask students stormed a high school and attacked another student. this happened on february 17. some students, parents, and teachers said they're really not happy about how the school handled that incident. that's where we find andrea nakano live with that story. >> reporter: parents were furious that one, they weren't notified of the incident until it was over, and two, they never issued a lockdown. they work with the district to find solutions to the violence. >> the more i thought about it, the more it made me angry. and that there was a lack ter:ennifernden hasso a lack o aau dose to casa

grande high school. when she read this e-mail from the school about the attack on the student by two mask suspects, she had questions. >> i can't be the only one that's really angry about this. we have to as parents, advocate, and advocate for better procedures, better safety measures, better training, better support for faculty and students and administration, all the way around. >> reporter: since then, enden has been active at social media, speaking out, attending this round table discussion to address safety in schools. >> so what you hear here stays here, but the lessons leave with you. >> reporter: the assistant superintendent of petaluma city schools, she feels it's critical to partner with the community to find solutions. >> we really want to engage with our community and hear what they have to say and hear what kind of solutions they might have. i mean we don't have all the answers. >>or the hool violence from the south

bay to santa rosa, it's not just an issue in one particular community. while there are many factors to consider, assistant superintendent tory says the pandemic impact on kids in so many ways. >> students really need that structural and socialization. i mean it's not abcs, but it's also learning to be with one another and learning how to interact. i think a lot of kids have missed that. and we are seeing the consequences of that. >> reporter: the solutions aren't expected to be just as complex as the root of the problem, but parents are demanding the school district to implement safety measures and to have trained staff on campuses to handle these issues. inden necessary parents will have to do their part as well. >> it's going to take all of us. it's not one organization or entity or person's responsibility, but it's all of our responsibility. we have to work together to come out on the other side.

>> reporter: theally e up beg ss the school and tere later taken cdy. now tays ty wil ke all information that they gathered from this meeting tonight and then follow up with parents about the next steps. sara? >> so andrea, i'm a mom, and you're a mom, and you've actually coveraged these stories over the last couple of weeks. has this resonated with you? >> reporter: yeah, just talking to the parents, it seems like as parents, we worry about our kids every time they step out the door, so this is nothing new. but when they come to school, we expect them to be safe and that element is changing. it's a little bit of a frightening reality for parents. center yeah, well said. i would wholeheartedly agree with that, andrea, thank you for your reporting. i appreciate it. it was a scary day for students at one of san francisco's middle school. denman middle school was locked down today when a gunman was found on campus after a fight between two students.

they were detained. the school district said the gun never went off. tens of thousands of people across the bay area are in the dark right now. this is another one of our big story today. some of them have been in the dark for a long te.as many as 3s lost power during yesterday's wind storm. pg&e says that's the most in a single day since 1995. so here is a look at the outage map right now. most of the outages that are left are down in the south bay. at least the bigger ones. so right now 68,000 customers are in the dark. 43,000 in the south bay, 18,000 on the peninsula, and 5,000 in the east bay. and when the power goes out, you've got to get a little creative. st. william's catholic church in los al altos in the darked to. that means they were losing money by the minute. we met a restaurant owner who says he could be out of power until friday, st. patrick's day, which a huge

day for them. >> i don't know why it takes this long to repair in the century, this lifestyle. >> the rent is coming every month where you need to pay your rent, the business' rent, and your mortgage. >> it's not just power, but another huge problem is all the trees that came down yesterday or the trees that are about to fall now. so paul, the question is the difference between yesterday and today. obviously a drastic difference? i think people, including myself, ebel enjoyed how we could get a breather. >> the positive conquer, e really put i an ovallugtion. we'll get an update from the u.s. drought monitor tomorrow.

these are percentages to date through today compared to what's normal for march 15 and santa rosa, san francisco, livermore. these numbers represent more than the water year total, october 1, all the way through september 30. so we're already in bonus territory. you're within one inch of rain of that total year average for san jose. there is more rain in the forecast. wind is not nearly the factor it was yesterday. it's hard to believe it was just over 24 hours ago that we're dealing with all that wind damage. the wind is pretty much calm across the bay area right now. high temperatures still below average. cooler than average weather pattern is still with us, but tomorrow's numbers will be higher. we'll see a lot more 60s on the map by tomorrow afternoon. at least one day of near normal temperatures. the temperatures will start to go down a little bit on friday and eventually the rain chances will return. but we will get a couple of more dry days to continue to get that power back on and continue to clean up everything that's happened. >> you were out of power for a

long time? >>2 h. >>ea iw. your poor wife had to deal with the bulk of that. thank you so much, we appreciate it. let's talk about sports, warriors begin a five-game trip tonight in l.a. vern, they need to find some success on the road, so did they? >> no. ninth straight road loss, sara. i don't want to sound like that guy. >> but you're that guy. >> steph curry, 50-point game of his career. depth at the free throw line, twice. i'll sound like a real basketball geek right now. but the story of this game, 27 second chance points bit clippers. in a subplot, draymond green picked up his 16th technical foul of the season over the limit. that's a game suspension. steph curry scored 21 out of his 50 in the third quarter, keeping the warriors in it. if you're like this, then you will like this two minutes

later. got the team within three, but the clippers really hustled tonight. i mean these second chance points. russell westbrook there worked for this one to put the clippers back up by 10. warriors gave up 16 three pointers. when that happens, they don't win. paul george hit. the clippers also got 20 points off the warriors turnovers. 134-126 the final. warriors had not won the two games when curry has scored 50. now before the game, the warriors announced andre iguodala will be out indefinitely after fracturing his wrist in monday's game, and will now undergo surgery. but sara, here is the thing. they've got 12 games left. seven of them are on the road. their road record is 7-27. four more games on this road trip including a game at atlanta on friday. right now they're in sixth place in the conference. if they drop below that, you and i are having a different

conversation. >> yeah. i mean this has been a problem for them all season. >> yeah. >> and they're injured. >> yeah, i got to snap out of the mental part of it though. >> time for them to lock in. >> yeah, we'll see what happens, vern. thank you so much. still ahead, a house hanging off an edge. a landslide nightmare getting worse for one neighborhood. and highways are literally crumbling after two and a half months of storms. we'll tell you what's closed tonight. also, don't feel like typing up the work presentation? don't worry about it. google might be able to do it for you. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you?

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lot about the damage from all the storms. take a look at this. the house right on the edge of the cliffside. oh my goodness. i mean it's right on the edge. this is ben loman in the santa cruz mountains, hit really hard with a lot of clean up to do. and they caused even more of a widespread problem, blocking part of highway 9, south of holiday lane. people who need to get out will need to take the long way. chp says cal trans can't stop on fixing this, but it's been an issue for months and just keeps getting worse with each storm, so they absolutely need a break. and the peninsula cannot catch a break from sinkholes. and now they're dealing with another one in woodside. this is along highway 84. the road is closed in both directions between portilla road and skyline boulevard. sinkholes are not easy to repair and no timeline on when that

road will be reopen, but this is a mess and a lot of work to do . paul, this is unnerving video, a mud slide as we should probably mud slide getting closer to the house in santa cruz county. really close. i mean these are the situations there. >> yeah, i mean that's just a lot of weight that's moving. >> right, you know, you can't do anything about that, aside from getting out early, to heave those warnings, which they came because we were expecting all of the weather. >> but think of the mess that this leaves and the effort they need to go in to try to clean all of this stuff that it is just heavy dense mud. clean that up. i mean luckily everybody is okay, but yeah, drive down that basketball hoop to take the prius along with it. i mean just taking vehicles. it's not great. fortunately we do get a few dry days before the next chance for showers head our way. even once they return, it will be a chance for showers that

will return to the forecast. initially a daybreak today with winds across the bay area, and in stored for us tomorrow. and more of the same in stored on friday. for the first time in a while, it looks like decent travel weather if you're going to be heading up to tahoe. now keep in mind they're dealing with the structural issues with just the weight of the snow on the rooftops. so there might be some things that are a little bit different than your usual trip up. but at least there will be a few snow showers here and there and it won't be disastrous like the past several weekends. futurecast will show clear skies tonight, a little bit of fog i a long the coast and inside the bay to start the day tomorrow. that's gone quickly with plenty of sunshine tomorrow. clear skies tomorrow night and the gradual increase on clouds friday. you'll see some gray appearing overhead. but no green on the map. getting any chance for showers. the clouds will move through to start the day on saturday, but increasing clouds again by saturday afternoon. this forecast model, which stops at 5:00 p.m. on saturday still

keeps the rain way offshore. others by late afternoon and evening with a chance for showers late on saturday, but it looks like it will be light activity. and another chance of mostly light showers on monday with some heavier rain headed that way on tuesday and tuesday night, but those rain chances further down the line in the forecast, talking about five to seven days out that will fall into the trend category as opposed to getting you any specific and when it will move if and move out. at this point, we're evaluating where those rain chances go up, which looks like they are or if they will diminish. and that rain chance farther down the line, there are others that do not and with that weather headed our way. we're going to keep our eye on

it throughout weekend with plenty of notice to potentially get ready. the six to ten-day outlook center shows a good chance of wetter than normal conditions. i mean it's a significant chance, not just for the bay area, but most of california. farther down the line, the 8 to 14-day outlook, will take us to the end of march, still a chance of wetter than normal conditions and the whiter shade of green. things look like they're trending in the less wet direction as we get closer and closer to the end of march. but that's still a long way away. right now we have clear skies out there. temperatures will dip down to the 40s in most spots. holding on to 50 degrees in oakland and san jose. by tomorrow morning, it will be chilly inland. mid to upper 40s with the lows around the bay and along the coast, reaching up to it dropping down into the low 40s, falling a few degrees short. just 1 degree shy of hitting 60. a lot of 60s on the map

tomorrow afternoon. low to mid-60s across the boar where we are suppose to be in the middle of march. temperatures are going to back off a couple of degrees with additional cloud cover on friday. we're leaving that slight chance of showers in the forecast on saturday, but looks like we'll get through most of the first half of the weekend, at least the daylight hours. still dry. and then the shower chances will move in on saturday night and sunday, light stuff. the heaviest rain in the forecast at this point is tuesday into tuesday night, but there is still a long way to go. we've got the sixth day of the sews the best chance for widespread rain. we'll continue to narrow down the range of possibilities, which at this point, that's what we're looking at. what is least likely, we'll keep you updated. >> paul, thank you so much. still ahead, san francisco is not the only culinary mecca in the bay. how to eat your way through oakland with special deals. straight ahead in sports, the rest of the story. we just did a deep dive on the warriors, so how about some

49ers news? how about the ex-cal bear quarterback, aaron rodgers? we've got some insights on what's on his mind.

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correct me if i'm wrong. whenever there is aaron rodgers news at 10:30, it sounds kind of interesting. >> yes, he's interesting. he could be an odd duck, that's fine. >> tries a hot of things. >> that's just the way he is. and look at this picture, me and aaron rodgers go back a bit. can you tell which one of us is the elite athlete? and a hall of fame career, long after his days at cal, rodgers spoke today about his future. now we've been waiting until the whole offseason began. rodgers on the regular appearance and said he would like to leave the packers and

join the jets. it's up to new york and green bay to finalize a trade. why? because rodgers has two years remaining on his contract. meantime 49ers have reportedly signed number 96 here. giving the defensive lineman a one-year deal and perhaps change of scenery will get them going. he has only had ten sacks in four seasons. 49ers are counting on more in santa clara. ncaa tournament tonight, bobby hurley and a play-in game against nevada. the sun devils won the wolf pack out of the gym. here is gafney from deep, putting asu up 51-22 in the first half. they shot a blistering 64% from the floor. won the game 98-73. so this sets them up on friday for a first round game against texas christian university. >> santa clara, moment of truth

tonight. open theit tourney at home. they try to restore hufner with the shot for the lead. but here is the game. he's seven feet tall. he could not hit that layup to fall. understand with sam houston got the rockets, it was over. santa clara season ended with a 58-56 loss as they finished that season 23-10 and imagine having to think about that all offseason. so i don't want you to call, i don't want you to text made between 9:30 a.m. and noon tomorrow because i'll be watching. >> i know. >> the virginia cavaliers at 9:30. wahoo wa. >> yeah, what he said. [ laughter ] >> i mean, my school is not in it. go san francisco state. that's okay. by default, we're rooting for your team. >> okay, great. i'll take it. up next, the vice president is on the late show tonight. we have a sneak peek of what

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