. >> this is "census bureau news bay area" with reid cowan. >> well, that didn't last long, the break from the rain and wind

about to end. we're timing out the timing in the first alert. three children killed in a private school in nashville, what we know about the victims and the suspect and the details about a police hostage situation that went down in the south bay. thank you for tuning in. i'm reid cowan. we are getting ready for the next round of rain and wind with the conditions changing within the next hour. tomorrow is the first weather day, and we're getting ready, meteorologist darren peck. >> all the beautiful sky and you can see what is rapidly developing in the pandemic. here we are in the sky, that is the storm already bringing rain to the far northwest coast, some of the light showers even developing over mendocino county and taking it on first alert doppler and bring it forward but

the main focus is right there, that is tomorrow morning in the later hours of the morning commute when we're all getting the widespread rain. we'll slow that down, again, and watch it in much greater detail in the complete first alert forecast, but i want you to see the overview and with the impactful size of this is the wind and by tomorrow, as we get through the same time frame in the morning, we have gusts in the 40 miles per hour range causing downed trees, so that is also a concern here. we'll play this through, because even if tomorrow is the main part of this system, it's going to be around for a while. i'll show you why that is, as well, and see you in a few minutes, reid. >> i shored up my fence, glad i did. thank you so much. while all of us are waiting for wind and rain to arrive, you might want to keep a close eye on your yard. what we should all look out for

if our trees make us nervous. >> look at that time base of your trees, and you should see cracks, kind of like there's been an earthquake per se, and you may see some roots popping out of the soil. you can kind of look if there's a mound of dirt opposite of where the tree is leaning towards. you can't do anything about it, so don't call a tree company to save the tree. when it's big and ready to go, it's just going to go so get it out of the way. >> get out of the way and be leery. do not try to deal with the trees yourself but call a professional. >> let's go to lake tahoe with one of the snowiest years of the season, and while that extends the ski season, that also puts us at risk for roof collapse. >> obviously with 50 feet of snow, it's thousands of pounds of weight on the roof, and

they've been collapsing, so we're very, very busy to keep it off the roof and walk ways. >> stay with us for continuing first alert coverage through the storm. another one is on the way. we'll always keep you informed on kpix.com streaming. a police shooting and hostage situation all started with a simple case of mistaken identity in an eviction. and we are here to break it down. >> reid, it was a very scary 15 minutes for a family just chilling out in their apartment. the man broke in demanding the return of his keys. the man recently had been evicted from the apartment complex on boynton avenue and looking for the complex manager, who actually lives somewhere else. witnesses say they heard the man threatening to kill the family if they didn't give him his keys. police watched as he made the mother and one of the sons kneel facing away from him. >> the suspect having a gun in

his hands and [inaudible] and the suspect pointed the machete towards the family, so at that point, we also believe the lives of the family was in immediate danger. >> that is when one man opened fire and shot the man and the gun was a replica, and he had three machetes and a pipe. the officer is on administrative leave, and the shooting is being investigated by the police department and the d.a.'s office. >> thanks. in san jose, a mother and her dog were struck by a hit and run. the crash happened on a marked crosswalk on blossom hill road. the car was found, but the driver is still somewhere out there and police are on the hunt. >> in vallejo, police are investigating a shooting in this gas station, two people died and one rush to the hospital. this played out on royal fuel on

tennessee street. no word yet on any suspects or what led up to that violence. >> well, you're likely seeing an all over television and social media, the top national story today. we're talking about the deadly and mass shooting at a school in nashville, tennessee, three students, all eight or nine years old. the names are: . >> the suspect a former student in her 20s is also dead, and reporter christian ben view december picks up the details from here. >> reporter: police rush to the grounds of the covenant school in nashville monday responding to calls of an active shooter encountering a heavily armed suspect on the 2nd floor. >> we have identified the suspect right now tentatively a 28-year-old female. >> nashville police say the

suspect gained access to the school through a side entrance carrying two assault-style rifles and a handgun. >> we have three adult victims, and we have three children who have been identified, and their families have been contacted. i was literally moved to tears to see this and the kids as they were being ushered out of the building. >> the covenant school, a private presbytarian school with 200 students preschool-6th grade, and this comes after the robb elementary school shooting in uvalde. >> this is a former fbi agent. >> the intention was definitely there, and i think the next question is how did she get the weapons? where did she get the weapons? where did she get the

ammunition. >> reporter: faculty and parents participated in an active shooter training in the school. >> calling congress, again, to pass this assault weapon ban. it's about time we begin to make progress. >> reporter: nashville police say the tragedy unfolded over roughly 14 minutes and they're examining video from the campus. >> governor gavin newsom echoed the call for the passage of basic gun safety law, and this is his tweet: . >> meanwhile, a survivor from a separate mass shooting spoke out today in the nashville scene calling for action to put a stop to the violence. >> aren't you tired of covering these mass shootings? i am in tennessee on a family

vacation with my son visiting my sister-in-law. i have been lobbying in d.c. since the mass shooting in july. i have met with over 130 lawmakers. how is it still happening? how are our children still dying? >> that is ashley beasley, on vacation having to ask some important questions. we have other information here. the killer had detailed maps of the school and got into that building through a side door. >> big move in the banking world today. first citizens bank bought of what was left of santa clara base of silicon valley purchase. >> the banking crisis could be easing just a little bit, but keep in mind, the regulators have been looking for a buyer for several weeks ever since this bank saled. here's what the purchase means,

depositors of sdp will be depositors of first citizens bank based in north carolina. michael barr, the vice-chair for supervision says spd's leadership failed and called it a failure of textbook management. customers, continue to use your current branch until you hear from first citizens, and if you have loans from silicon valley bank, use that. this rattled the banking industry and with a collapse of confidence in investors and they hope to prevent a wider flop. the banking committee will be meeting tomorrow. they'll be having hearings. this will be the first hearing of several to talk about the bank's failure.

in santa clara, justin andrews. >> thank you, justin. there was a bit of a rebound with those that have accounts with republic bank. the stocks up 30% ended up 12%. first republic lost $70 billion despite an influx of $30 billion of cash from 11 other banks, so let's look at the overall impacts of the markets: . >> still ahead, the final four is set and a bay area native powers it. how he helped to send san diego state to the next round of march madness, and we'll catch up with bay area teens about to represent our state in a hockey

. >> welcome back. a california school is headed to the final four for the first time ever, and it was a bay area native that made the shot to send them there. here's vern glen. . >> san diego state is going to the final four for the first time after beating creighton on sunday. >> knocking down the game winning free throw with one second left. it was a huge weekend for tremel. >> it's all about believing in yourself.

i put in the work, so i had nothing to be nervous about. >> it's a game, and thank you to my family and -- [inaudible] . >> where do these emotions come from? >> it's my journey, what i've been through. it's a blessing to be here and to have the ton to knock down the free throws so we can celebrate. >> straight from the heart there. hey, governor gavin newsom is cheering on the aztecs tweeting california represents with the hash tag, the time is now. the final four going up the owls of florida atlantic. miami and uconn closed the night after that and both final four games you can find here on kpix. >> hey, a bay area youth hockey team won the state championship,

and we caught up with the golden state elite. >> it's fast, physical and competitive. the word we keep hearing from the players on the sunday practice in cupertino is buzz, attacking the net from all angles. >> the boys are like, that buzzing around the ice, doing their thing, making it happen. >> reporter: playing right wing for golden state for 18-aa, made up of high school seniors and juniors in the bay area. >> the boys are working really hard, and they're excited to show what they got. >> reporter: the shoot-out is from one of the games they won earlier this month. they went on to win the state championship. that was a couple of weeks ago. they fly to minnesota on wednesday to compete at the usa

hockey nationals. the golden state elite is scheduled to play against the number two ranked team in the wher they live and breathe hockey. >> this is what we want to do, show them here in california, we can hang with them and skate with them. >> reporter: he says he and the teammates have no fear going up against some of the best young players. >> i'm confident, and i know the boys are confident. the coach is confident, so we're ready to go. >> we have kids from all around the bay area and beyond, not all go to the same high school. they will come together and have an incredible season to speak of the character. >> the first game is this thursday against the minnesota team. >> they're tough, but the boys are buzzing. >> when the boys are buzzing, there's not much you can do. i have no concern whatsoever. >> buzzing and focusing on a win. >> the boys are buzzing, and we

wish them that win. the first alert weather rescue from tulare county, look at that drone footage shows two people and a dog who had to get on top of their vehicle after ignoring road closure signs and ended up stuck in the flood waters. the good news is the sheriff's office plane spotted them and they were helped out. time to look at the first alert forecast, you can't be too careful out there. >> no, you can't, especially here at home the next two days. make sure you're really careful, because we'll get enough rain that it may be a roadway flooding issue, not widespread but some pop-up spots across the bay. but the bigger focus from the approaching storm is the wind, so let's talk about how this wind will play out and why it's still going to be an important part of the forecast even if it's nowhere near as bad as last tuesday's storm, which is still fresh in a lot of people's minds. here's how the storms are watch

rapidly this intensifies into a area of low pressure, and if you visualize it like this, you can see the eye of the storm. a closer look, and we'll focus on what this is for the wind and what we want to watch at 4:00 a.m., see this band here, that is the cold front of the storm, and that is what we're going to experience. thankfully, not this, which is different from the last storm. tuesday morning, the winds from the cold front all the way the center of the storm intensifies and appears to be closer where you have some of the more dangerous winds, but if you watch, that it stays off the coast, and it's really close, but we don't feel it like we did the last one, so we'll see how we will experience this. you can actually see the cold

front approaching right here tomorrow morning with gusting of 50 along the coast where it will be the strongest, but for the majority of it, it's like a 30 to 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts, and that will go right through the late morning. you can see the back edge of the cold front right here, and as it careens on the south bay and you get a northerly flow, so that window is the concern for wind tomorrow. 45-mile-per-hour gusts are still strong enough, we can have an occasional downed tree with the wind advisory from 5:00 a.m.-2:00 in the afternoon. that covers the wind factor. let's talk about the rain. just as the same time we get the wind, we'll get the widespread steady rain from 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. this is one of the most impressive times in the storm where everybody gets rain, it's

steady and it can add up in the late morning, so it looks like it will hold off until the morning and 10:00, going through heart of the bay, and we watch that line like we did with the wind, with the back edge here in the afternoon. we're not done, because from then on throughout the remainder of tuesday and wednesday, we have scattered showers as a possibility, and watch the circulation off the coast. the closer to the circulation, the higher for the possibility of thunderstorms, and those would happen most likely tuesday night until wednesday morning. you add it all up with the most of the rain coming tuesday morning and the scattered showers lingering around thursday, we pick up more rain in general, more in the south bay, and that is likely for the concerns of urban flooding, so watch that closely. the good news is after we get

through the excitement of wednesday, and tuesday night's possibility for thunderstorms, things will quiet down. here's a small chance for light rain next sunday, more on that as we get closer to it. reid, back to you. >> all right, my friend. we will stay tuned. still ahead fighting foot insecurity and hunger, how a big community project is helping families in south bay, and remember, we are a community, and we need each other so watch us anywhere, any time online or

. >> welcome back. it's part of what we do at 3:00, highlighting bridge builders right now. non-profit hunger at home is teaming up with door dash handing out tens and thousands of meals to families that need it. we saw a long line of cars outside paypal park, and the mayor hanan and [indiscernable] showed up to help. >> it's incredible to think passionate, like-minded groups getting together, accomplishments can be made. >> hunger at homes said 70,000

meals were delivered, that is nearly a half million pounds of groceries. >> coming up, a rare bug with an interesting namesake. why this beetle shares a name with one of our former politicians when we come back. >> coming up here on the "cbs evening news" a mass shooting in a private christian school in nashville leave six dead including three children. tonight, what we're learning about the female shooter and whether she was once a

. >> coming up at 5:00, getting ready for the rain and places still cleaning up from the last storm. we'll take you to the south bay, and we have that story and more with liz cook and ryan yamamoa coming up. >> former governor jerry brown let scientists use his ranch to do research on beetles, and now they're going to name a beetle after him. this is the benbidan brown norris and what makes it unique, according to uc berkeley, it hasn't been observed by scientists in more than 55 years, and now it can maybe run for governor. >> i can hear him now, you could just go with jerry. >> yeah, jerry the beetle. better than whatever word i

said. i still don't remember. "the cbs evening news" is next. thank you so much for watching and remember, w ♪ ♪ the air with breaking news, we are learning new details about the victims of today's mass shooting at a private christian school in nashville. three adults who worked at the school and three kids all just . here are tonight's headlines. terror in tennessee. young kids from preschool to sixth grade evacuated during the chaos. what we are learning tonight about the shooter, a 28-year-old woman and former student. >> there were maps drawn of the school in detail. entry was gained through shooting through one of the doors. >> norah: the devastation in the south from a powerful ef