from other parents and news reports about the shooting. many immediately came to the campus to see what was going on. charlene has two daughters at logan, both freshman. >> tragic. not enough being done intervention. it's not the first time there was a shooting about three or four years ago at the middle school. >> reporter: pandora said she was very happy to see her son. >> i was scared. i said prayers. i was scared. >> reporter: you can see the high school seems to have returned to normal but for the crime scene at the end of the block. police describe the gunman as a heavy set latino man in a pickup truck with a large tool rack. anyone with information is urged to call the police. live in union city. >> traffic was really backed up this afternoon because of an accident on a major east bay freeway. want to show you what it looks like live on westbound highway 80 in berkeley.

those are the left hand lanes there near the ashby exit. it was a different story about an hour ago after a car ended up trapped under a big rig. three of the four lanes had to be shut down. the woman driving was taken to a hospital complaining of shoulder and chest pain. the big rig driver wasn't hurt. >> a tense hostage stand off at a east bay bank ended peacefully after an alleged robber surrendered. it started at the wells far go. a teller set off the alarm. officers saw the hostage drama through the windows. >> they looked inskied found several people on the floor. one male with a knife holding onto a female and had the knife to her. >> reporter: they rushed in and a crisis negotiator talked to the suspect. he finally gave up when the hostage told him she was pregnant. the suspect then told police he had planted a bomb in the bank. two bomb sniffing dogs from the

sheriff's department swept the area and didn't find anything. >> san francisco police have arrested a 22-year-old man after a break-in at i a home. they say a man told them someone broke into his house just before 8:30 yesterday morning and started beating him up with a crowbar. police later spotted a man matching the description of the attacker nearby. >> they attempted to stop the suspect. he fled on foot and officers caught up to him where they tried to take him into custody. he resistedda arrest and ended up having two officers to the hospital. >> reporter: he was booked for attempted murder, possession of a burglary tool and resisting arrest. >> three people were injured during what police and witnesses call a gun battle in oakland late last night. police say two of the victims were found near 98th and holly where the gun violence first started.

a third was located a short time later. witnesses say they heard dozens of shots. >> sound like -- at least 30 shots. two different guns, long rapid fire, close to a gun fight. >> reporter: when police responded they reportedly found a man sitting in his car with gun shot wounds. they say two of the victims suffered nonlife threatening wounds but the third appears to be more serious. oakland police are reportedly changing their tactics and coming up later at 5:15 we are asking the oakland mayor about reports officers are now being pulled back from some of the most violent spots in the city. >> there were dozens of arrests today as protesters blocked streets. hundreds of protesters showed up and tried to disrupt the wells fargo share holders meeting. we have live team coverage starting with david stevenson on the ground there in san

francisco. >> reporter: take a look. you can see the police barricades that were left behind. by the time the protest wrapped up 24 people had been arrested many of them for trespassing, the street had been blocked the share holders meeting had been disrupted. hundreds of people marched through san francisco's financial district this morning, aiming to occupy the share holders meeting. >> robo signing and people are losing their homes and it's ruining the economy. while they are making out with the largest first quarter profit that they just announced. >> reporter: protesters plan to use stock certificates to gain access to the meeting speak out on economic injustices. >> we were told that they were -- letting their share holders in to the meeting and then what they did was send us to an empty building. >> reporter: many never made it

in. 14 were escorted. each person who stood up was escorted out of the meeting. >> reporter: a spokesman said wells fargo respects the rights of americans to peacefully assemble. frederick moore rallied in the streets linking arms to block entrance to the meeting site. others tried to block access to downtown workers . >> now you are freaking nuts. >> reporter: some -- business went on for the company. stock holderse electricked 15 new directors and approved a compensation plan for executives. david stevenson. >> the protesters were targeting wells fargo one of the biggest banks in the nation

and the receiver of a multibillion dollar government loan. tom continues our team coverage with a look at both the good and bad behind the bank. >> reporter: indeed we asked occupiers and experts is wells fargo bad? >> san francisco based wells fargo received repaid with interest it's 25 billion-dollar federal bailout. was it a king pin in the nation's financial collapse? >> not a ring leader. they weren't like the country wide or golden west that ran world bank. nothing like that. >> i don't think they were as bad as country wide. country wide was probably the biggest and the baddest of the banks. >> i don't think there is any one person. i think there are a group of people. >> reporter: after the collapse wells wells fargo settled with

government lawyers. >> that was because of widespread violations of both law and process when it came to providing service to borrowers in default or at rick of foreclosure. >> reporter: two years ago they were fined . >> they aren't helping clean up the mess. >> reporter: they released a statement saying it paid $6 billion in taxes last year but it paid no taxes in 2008, nine and ten receiving instead almost 700 million in tax rebates and since then it's made a profit of $49 billion, but has laid off 6400 workers. last year it's already well paid top five executives got a 180% increase. >> it doesn't make sense that all these people are being rewarded. >> reporter: nonetheless they said they do support peaceful

demonstrations. reporting live. >> our coverage continues on the website. we will keep you updated on any development there is and you can also follow us on twitter. >> this is primary day for election 2012 and we just got the early results connecticut. several states holding primaries but there we know with 1% of the precincts reporting romney has the early lead of 67%, gingrich and paul each had 16%. the other tastes holding primaries are pennsylvania, delaware, new york and rhode island. we are going to keep you updated on them >> 209 delegates are at stake. that's not enough to sew up the nomination but he does have a commanding lead. here say quick look at the

delegate count in to the primary. romney leading with 683, santorum with 267 before he suspended his campaign. gingrich has cornered 141 and republican paul has 84. it takes 1, 144 to officially get the nomination. >> gingrich is hoping for an upset in delaware. he toured the billy graham library in north carolina today but he has been campaigning very hard in delaware and said if he looses the primary there he is going to reassess his campaign. a spokesman later said that he will not suspend his campaign immediately even if he does loose in today's primary voting in delaware. the ballot results are just starting to trickle in. we should should have a good indication of those results in the next 30 minutes. >> the united states agriculture department announced today that a dairy

cow in central california tested positive for mad cow disease. an an exive said it was found when the cow was picked for random testing. this should only the 4th time its been found in the united states. the first since 2006. officials though insist the public was never at risk. >> this particular animal didn't enter the food supply at any time. there is no concern about that. >> reporter: the u.s.d.a. said an investigation sundayway but the animal didn't get the disease by eating infected feed. officials say there were only 29 cases of mad cow disease in cattle worldwide last year. that is a dramatic drop from the peak in 192 of more than it 37,000. >> the san bruno city council will meet tonight to discuss what to do about sections of that ruptured pipeline from the deadly 2010 explosion. the pipe has been out of

service since september 2010 when the blast happened. a lot of residents pushing for it to be removed to help the wounds from the deadly accident. the council is considering three plans, leave the pipe in the ground but filling it with concrete, removing part and filling rest with concrete or just tearing it all out. >> late this afternoon apple posted its second quarter financials and they blew the top off expectations, net income -- net uncome for the company -- let me try to get this. net income for the company shot up to $11.6 billion with strong sales of i-phones and i-pads fueling aml's profits. they sold more than 35 millionaire phones in the quarter up 88% from a year ago. sales more than doubled to 11.8

million and all of this driving stock up. we tracked prices over the last quarter and in january apple was trading at $411 a share and then continued to climb up. it dipped on march 7th and that's when the new i-pad was announced. shares then continue going up, hitting a high in april before falling below the 600-dollar mark closing today at $560. >> it wasn't the only united states company whose fortunes rose on wall street. stocks were pushed higher by guard corporate earnings. at&t, verizon reported better than expected profits and ge and dupont also showed gains. the dow closed up 74 points topping 13,000, however the nasdaq fell slightly closing down nine points. >> we just spoke with the

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senate low speed chris sale boat in a deadly crash was removed from the half plan bay airport. it came after a helicopter. it picked up the vote. five of the boats eight crew members were killed. >> just about 15 minutes ago the polls closed in five states holding primaries today and we have received some updated returns. he will start with connecticut. gingrich in the lead with 67 --

this is with 4% of the precincts reporting. romney as you see there has the early lead of 66% -- this is now -- this is still connecticut. i can give you rhode island numbers with 9% of the vote in, romney had 62%, ron paul 25% and gingrich with 7%. romney will probably be the no, ma'am nominee but we will update you. oakland firefighters mopping up a house fire when they heard gun shots just a block away. the fire broke out about 9:30 at 14th and campbell. nobody was hurt but as they were wrapping up, people came running from a block away to tell them someone had just been shot. >> heard it, maybe five or six

shots. >> reporter: the witnesses say the victim was hit in the lower body or legs, no word on his condition or what led to the shooting. >> just a few months after police launched the 100 block plan to fight crime there are reports its being abandoned. with in the past we asked the mayor about if officers are continuing to focus on crime ridden pockets. . >> reporter: they say it's not being abandoned they say it was a 90 day thing. tonight findings will be presented. now a part of that plan deal was the 100 block initiative. we were there at the shooting at the 1400 block. city leaders say it's a complex system a lot of which they

couldn't go into detail with because it could compromise public safety. it focus on 5% of the city but according to city leaders it's where 90% of the shootings happened. they said it was only meant for 90 days. they say now they are reviewing the plan to see how it's working if anything needs to be changed. >> the area that we have been focusing on has now been cleared. behind that and around it has been showing increase in some of the violent crimes we haven't seen before. >> reporter: now today the mayor announced a plan to help teens and young adults in the hundred block. we will have that and what the chief said about the spikes in crimes in oakland hills. that all at 6:00. live in oakland. >> two years after the devastating oil spill in the gulf, federal officials filed a first criminal charges connected with that disaster. a bp engineer was charged with

obstruction of justice today. that's him there. the 50-year-old, allegedly deleted hundreds of key text messages even after prosecutors ordered him to keep them. investigators say they showed that the oil spill was much larger than bp first reported that efforts by bp to control the spill was failing. if convicted is he facing a possible 20 year prison term. the disaster started in april of 2010 when the rig exploded off the coast of louisiana. that explosion killed 11 workers and triggered the largest spill in united states history. more than 200 million gallons of crude oil plowed out of that well before it was finally capped. one study done by a business group from new orleans estimated the long term economic impact on the gulf area including fisher are yous and tourists could exceed $100 billion. >> time for us to get our first check of the weather and let's check in with bill martin

and bill. pretty nice actually. >> reporter: turned out okay. not as warm as what we saw over the weekend but the sun came out and temperatures were mild despite the cloud cover we saw a lot of 60s. couple low 70s. the clouds out and thickening up and rain heads our way this to the next 24 hours. outside you get the live shot of what's happening. you see 67 degrees, that's the san francisco airport. 66 at oakland. 71 in livermore. you have a bit of cloud cover and that's climbing the lower at superior with moisture. with the next weather system as we go into tomorrow it'll be moisture that will fall out. neither of the systems, one for wednesday, one for thursday, neither of them is a big deal but an april showers kind of deal with light sprinkles and source, maybe a quarter inch much to your house, maybe a half inch to the coastal hills, the way did worked out the system i'm tracking, coming up from the south. you can always see out to the soup. as that moves in the clouds

thicken up and by the afternoon or midafternoon we will start to see the drizzle and maybe sprinkles. storm number two just over my shoulder that's on thursday. they really look like really -- almost nuisance showers and they will impact tomorrow probably on the afternoon drive. the morning should be dry but for local drizzle. the afternoon i think will be wet on the road. you know wipers not going full but on the pause thing. some wet roads. as we head into tomorrow showers move in, thursday, more showers, neither of them a big deal. forecast overnight lows in the 50s. that's how you know something is coming, midand upper 50s. that's warm moist air from the southerly direction. the moisture will deliver us showers but very light for wednesday. forecast highs tomorrow, yellows 70s. just a mild to cool day. lots of midand upper 60's. right along the coast looking at 50s. when i come back the model

lined up. if you have outdoor plans wednesday or thursday you want to come back because we will take you through hour by hour and tell you when the rain will get here and when it'll get out. >> he is a accused of gunning down an unarmed teen walking down the road. the plea he quietly entered to a murder charge and what we didn't find out until now. >> and a missing teen is prompting schools to change their ways. the difference parents will see when their kids miss class.

. george zimmerman pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in papers filed a florida court nearly two weeks ago. that word a day after he was released at $150,000 bail. >> he is doing well. he is glad to be out trying to get settled in. still worried about his safety but talking to his family and feeling better than being in. >> he is a accused of killing killing an unarmed teen. yesterday the board of commissioners in florida rejected the resigning of the police chief bill lee. at least one reacted in anger to what he said are outside groups trying to exploit the situation. >> the next group that comes in and wants their pick cher taken in this city to get their 15 minutes of fame and try to make a buck, i told you this on

the phone, they need to be shown the finger and shown the door. >> reporter: zimmerman has to wear a monitoring device so authorities can track him. today his attorney shut down a website that was established to raise money for his legal defense. he said he wants to reorganize it to meet legal requirements and also to eliminate fake websites. >> a missing child's case is prompting changes at a south bay school. >> the star for sierra lamar resumes tomorrow, why the school district made a policy change to make sure parents find out earlier when a child is absent. >> and tonight could be romney's night. we are closely watching the early returns as republicans in five states cast ballots in the primary and there is already a winner in one state.

. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> the disappearance of sierra lamar prompts school officials to make changes. the district will now tell parents earlier and more often. robert honda is live on the change in the policy as well as the latest on the search efforts. >> reporter: a volunteer center here plans another certify tomorrow morning but when sierra first went missing her parents didn't find out she missed school until that night. the district said that situation should not happen again. there are almost 9,000 students attending public schools at morgan hill and now parents will find in the morn figure one of their children didn't show up. sierra disappeared march 16th but her pants didn't find out she was gone until the evening

e-mail. this week the school district started 10:30 a.m. automated phone calls as well as 6:00 p.m. calls. parents we talked to approved but some said it can be hard to track down active on the move students. >> he is not supposed to be answering his cell phone at school so i don't think it would make a big difference in my wondering where he was at that moment. i would still assume he was at school. >> reporter: the case has increased security concerns at many other schools. in some are already adding more absence notifications. at saint cathryn's, where there is already a prompt notification system, the school has still fielded calls from parents. >> there has been some but i think all of them are reassured because they know that it we are tremendous strict act safety, no students wait out front alone. we have -- all throughout the

day. >> reporter: some parents say they still pray for sierra's return and say it makes them more aware but. >> i wouldn't panic. i would just try to find out what was going on. warm people here at the volunteer center say they hope that additional awareness will lead to more volunteers for tomorrow's search. live in morgan hill. >> trustees will issue millions of dollars in new bonds to raise the current parcel tax. right now homeowners paying a 60-dollar property tax per $100,000 of assessed value. that will now go up to 89 dollars and 95 per 100,000 of assessed value in 2015. it. >> i berkeley research and policy center is proposing an over hall of the way the uc

system looks at lieutenants ten campuses. the center wants to allow each campus to govern itself on issues like setting tradition and deciding how many out of state students to admit. the board of ridge entities would maintain control over policy matters. the center said uc structure is to complex it has resulted in lost opportunities for the campuses. >> back now to election 2012. want to take another look at the early returns. five states are voting today. pennsylvania, new york, connecticut, rhode island and in delaware and just the past few minute the associated press has projected romney as the winner in connecticut and rhode island re. the numbers connecticut with 9% of the precincts reporting, romney has 67%. moving over to rhode island

with 10% of the precinct, romey leading 61%, gingrich 6% and ron paul 26%. in delaware with 7% reporting, romney has 51%, gingrich 33% and ron paul 10%. >> we want to take you live to north carolina where former house speaker gingrich is expected to start rallying supporters there as you can see from the live picture from north carolina some people have gathered there as we told you earlier in this newscast, gingrich has said that he will relook at if he will continue his campaign after getting the results the five states. we told you he lags far behind romney as far as the delegate count. right now he has 141. we will continue -- all of the prepare was happening tonight.

. >> talking to college students about their school loan. the president was speaking at the university of north carolina. he is trying to solidify the youth vote that was a key to his victory in 2008. though they both sport a freeze on the interest rate for loans to lower and middle income students obama tried to contrast himself with his wealthy republican rival. >> we have been in your shoes. when we -- graduated from college and law school we had a mountain of debt. when we married we got poor poorer together. >> he will speak tomorrow at university of iowa. >> a proposal to throw an 11th year hour to the postal service will have to wait another day for a vote. today the senate spent hours voting on amendments to a sweeping postal reform bill but

lawmakers failed to vote on the key plan calling for a two year stop on closing the post offices. that debate will resume tomorrow. >> a mountain view contractor will be arraigned on thursday for insurance and payroll fraud. he . >> a five car crash on the golden gate bridge caused a real traffic mess. chopper 2 was over the scene after tow trucks moved the scene. it happened around 8:00 to and one car rear-ended another. that set off a chain reaction crash. two people had minor injuries.

>> the death certificate for dick clark revealed he had prostate surgery the day before he died. the 82-year-old long time host of american band stand died on april 18th. . >> in a opening statement. they called brian a lier. he has said that he injected clemens with human growth hormone but the attorney said that he is just cashing in on his star nature and that he is write a book on the steriod schedule. he is accused of lying about his use. >> a long running tennis tournament will be history after next year. february 2013 will be the final time san jose's open will be

held. it's the second oldest men's professional tournament in the united states. in recent years it has struggled to attract top players. that and the addition of a new tournament led to the event being terminated. >> it could be the next frontier for mining. the bay area visionaries who have a plan to unearth precious metals in space. >> and the sun it wasn't even up but they were lining up. the sweet return of a classic.

. >> a new crispy crepe factory is getting a warm welcome. >> this is a them coming for the doughnut shopt. moved back into its old building it left a few years ago and there was a long line of people happy to see it return. some had been camped out since yesterday morning. many of them hoping to be among the first two dozen through the door and in the drive through to. >> there will be 52 dozen and i can give them, my husband and i can bring them to shut ins, homes and the veterans hospital. >> the city of san jose adopted a ban on the use of styrofoan at sponsored events. they gave final approval to

prohibit the containers at city facilities and venues. they say the environmental services department will start the process of directing city facilities to stop using that material it. >> new figures show that home prices dropped in february across the nation for a 6th straight month. . the index showed that home prices dropped in 16 of 20 major united states cities. san francisco saw a .6 decrease in home prices from january to february and a year to year decrease of 4%. atlanta saw a record year to year decline of 17%. >> federal jobless benefits set to come to a halt for 90,000 unemployed california residents. they are known as fed ed in california and are set to end in the middle of next month, middle of this month -- next month, even if receivers still have weeks remaining in their claim. the united states labor department said that despite a slight increase in the state's

jobless rate last month unemployment was still not high enough to maintain eligibility for program. >> they fall to earth from space. now a group of bay area business people want to go into space to mine them. >> pie in the sky or great idea? . >> back in just ten. looking for rain drops. they will fall tomorrow and a little bit on thursday. how you can dodge them.

. republican primaries in five different states no. real surprise but romney has just been projected at the winner in delaware. romney is also the projected winner in connecticut and rhode island. we are still waiting for results in new york and pennsylvania but romney will probably win those two states as well. romney now declared the winner of three of five primary states voting tonight in the presidential primary. a group of children led a rally today in support of a latino youth center. . >> the demonstrators gathered to protest plans to close the latino youth center. an alcohol and drug prevention program provides homework help. >> we want to prevent them from dropping out of school.

that increases their risk of abusing any type of stance. >> supporters say the behavioral health sciences decided to close the youth center and united states money saved for other purposes. >> breaking news, we have gingrich speaking i believe this is in north carolina where he is speaking, concord north carolina specifically. let's listen in. >> i think all of us agree with the statement that this is the most important election of our lifetime. i think if you had any doubt about that it should have been disspelled by the president's performance today at chapel hill where he once again failed to take responsibility for anything three and a half years after becoming president. he was talking to student who will have a hard time finding a job because he has created the worst economic recovery since

the great depression. he was talking to students who will have a hard time going to the interview because he has presided over the highest gasoline prices of any president in american history. he was talking to student who are going to spend the rest of their lifetime paying taxes to pay interest on the debt that he has run up. and the closest thing he could come to. >> speaking tonight in concord north carolina. he said that -- there was a possibility he may reassess his run for president if he looses in delaware and romney has just been the projected winner in delaware, romney is also the projected winner in connecticut and rhode island. still waiting for results new york and pennsylvania. you may call it a galactic gold mine. people launching annuity to mine asteroids. john fowler is live in the space and science center to tell us how they plan to try to do it. >> reporter: it's a very good

question. right now sciencists have been watching them with tell scopes as they have for decades there. are thousands of them. bits of rock. once in a while one will fall to work and we know from them they contain precious metals including platinum. an mission from resources inc showed how robots could approach asteroids. >> it's difficult. we are talking about something that is extraordinarily difficult but the return, economicly and benefit to humanity are extraordinary. >> reporter: the venture is backed by google billionaires and film maker james cameron. they say they plan to find, visit and plunder some of the nine thousand near earth asteroids. >> we need to grab them it before they do some damage to us. we can use them to grow our prosperity for the future. >> reporter: hog wash says an

author and professor. he said asteroid mining is costly and ridiculous. >> conducting a disassistant mining operation i can't believe that is what they really intend to do. they will be selling photographs. >> reporter: the start up plans to put cameras in space first but insists it'll turn science physician into a new industry. >> we have done enough of just talking about it. we are about doing. >> reporter: they plan to put small satellites about the size of this into orbit as soon as two years from now. reporting live. john fowler. >> the chairman of google today denied his company violated patent rights when it developed it's android operating systemn.. they testified google was able to develop the software without

infringing on those rights. oracle is suing them over android. they want a billion dollars in damages and a ban on android devices. >> bill martin, we still looking at rain possibly this week? >> yeah. very light rain. enough to slow the roads down. both wednesday and thursday as we get a little bit of light rain. moments of showers but mostly sprinkle activity. we go outside, clouds out there. those clouds will are thick itenning up. as we do we are getting ready for showers as wed wet into wednesday, into thursday as well. a very different weather pattern than what we have been seeing. the first system on wednesday around the midmorning and brings scattered showers to the area. it's a weak system at best. storm number two, rolls in on thursday. that has a little more juice. it shows up on thursday morning.

morning -- might find a half inch up there around jenner or around the stinson beach area. tomorrow morning, doesn't look, like, a bad drive. there are sprinkles in the area. afternoon, see, just real widespread. i suspect we will very see a lot of drizzle. looks like your morning drive may be wet, wednesday afternoon, evening drive, best bet for moisture on the rod but not a lot coming from the sky. now we switch so a longer range model and look at thursday as that gets ready to come in. thursday morning, a few sprinkles and then thursday around 8:00 a.m. and then right there thursday at ten. it is not a big deal. it'll create rain up in the mountains, snow, higher elevations, thursday the strongest of all the systems but still very week. forecast temperatures look like these.

lots of 60's. the five-day forecast it's -- u and temperatures cool a bit and warm up as we head back thought weekend. >> good stuff. >> coming up here you are never going to guess what some teens are using to get drunk. this story is mind bogling. and the california teacher with a big honor from the president. the style she uses to inspire students.

. public health officials reporting a possible dangerous new trend. getting drunk on liquid hand sanitizer. a half a dozen los angeles teens were in the hospital with alcohol poisoning after actually drinking hand sanitizer. they contain 62% alcohol. we economicked with poison control -- poison control said they have seen no cases here in northern california. >> a 7th grade teach certify receiving a personal message of thanks the president. she has been named this year's national teacher of the year. today the president honored her at a white house ceremony. >> she has high expectations for the 7th graders and herself but also knows that school can be fun and that -- fits a personality that she describes

as a 12-year-old goof ball dying to get out. >> the southern california educator teaches at eyebar bank middle school. the president praised her for going the extra mile for her students and their families. >> rebecca know that education also, is responsibility of the big -- begins at home. she hosts family night, to get parents involved. she sends home weekly parent memos so moms and dads know what is going on in schools. >> during the white house ceremony the president also honored winners of the state teacher of the year award. this year's national teacher of the year plans to spend the next year away from the classroom serving as a spokeswoman. >> coming up in just two minutes, inside oikos for the first time we are going to take you into the classroom where police say a former student killed six of his classmates. also, new at vandal with the sense of irnno.

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out near a bay area high school. . . and new, vandals were a sense of irony. how the timing is almost as bad as the dam itself. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. >> the doors have remained shut to the public until today and tonight we are now getting our first look inside oikos in oakland since the deadly shooting rampage there 15 days ago. rita williams, she is live with the story of the school struggling to heal and to survive. >> reporter: i got a look today of what is now the new normal at the school. at the people still mourn but trying to go on with life. . > er outside at on