debra villalon is live where the they say the gunman is a teenager as well. >> the suspect who has not been caught is described as between 13 and 16 years old. he left a trail of bullets and grief in his wake. paramedics worked on the 15- year-old girl, but she died on the sidewalk where she fell. >> there were a will the of rounds, multiple rounds that were fired. >> reporter: investigators say the teenager was walking with a group of friends about a half dozen in all through the lion creek crossing housing project when they were ambushed. >> started shooting into the crowd, this gunman opened fire into the crowd striking both of our victims. >> reporter: a second victim a 14-year-old boy was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening wounds. >> are you serious? you were there? >> reporter: as world traveled of the girl's death. family arrived and tried to console each other. >> it's just devastating because i knew them all their life. >> reporter: this friend says the victim lived a few miles away. >> i have to go back home and live on the same street they live on and mourn their

we're live in concord, debra villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> our coverage of the tragedy in connecticut continues throughout this newscast. coming up a little bit later at 10:30, we will go back live to newtown to hear from authorities about the amount of ammunition that the gunman had on hand. >>> we are on storm watch tonight as the bay area braces for another storm. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. we see traffic moving along at a pretty good clip. wet roads perhaps a bit of drizzle in the area and we have been tracking showers this evening. and snow in the sierra. a winter storm warning is in effect it began at 6:00 p.m. and continues until midnight tomorrow night. this is caltrans shoe of kingvale. the forecast calls for 16- inches of snow at higher elevations. >>> and the storm approaching will be a snow producer up in the sierra and rain producer here in the rain area. the bulk of it though coming in probably while you're sleeping. right on the map, you can see the cloud cover up there with just a mostly cloudy sky. clouds continue to thicken up. as far as rainfa

debra villalon shows us millions of our tax dollars are handed out. >> reporter: we asked state workers about pay. extra pay for the risk. or a hazardous material team. why would administrators at state headquarters reek in more than a million dollars in pay. the emergency was the recession pushing stop staff to put in long hours. >> i don't know what the rules there. there are different categories. >> they basically creating their own emergencies by creating a fiscal crisis. then to handle that crisis, they're benefiting from it. >> reporter: credits point to pay record showing supervisors who can't get overtime. >> the fact they're doing the ones doing the abuse is shocking to me. they should be representing us. >> reporter: employment development is one of dozens agencies. boosting managers pay by as much as $1200 a month. payouts total almost $5 million over 4 years during a time most state employees were being forced into unpaid furloughs. >> it has to be evaluated by management of our department. >> reporter: the finance department racked up a million dollars in pay. preparing ann

. >>> while the white house said today is not the day for that discussion, debra villalon live in san francisco with all those who say now is the time to have that talk. >> reporter: well this is 101 california, the high rise where almost 20 years ago a crazed gunman killed eight and wounded six. then as now there are calls for change. >> i don't think today is that day. >> reporter: when is the day to talk gun reform? mark kelly, married to congresswoman giffords said the discussion can no longer wait. and feinstein is calling on congress to debate america's gun culture. declaring weapons of war don't belong on our streets or in our theaters, shopping malls and schools. >> it was very similar to the day that i was shot. >> reporter: activist mindy fikelstein was surrounded by children when a man opened fire. >> the problem is too many guns. people who shouldn't get their hands on gun have the ability to do so. >> reporter: the pistols used today a glock and a sig. and connecticut like california has strict rules. >> the united states, 8,400 deaths a year due to gun violence. we have

. >>> while the white house said today is not the day for that discussion, debra villalon live in san francisco with all those who say now is the time to have that talk. >> reporter: well this is 101 california, the high rise where almost 20 years ago a crazed gunman killed eight and wounded six. then as now there are calls for change. >> i don't think today is that day. >> reporter: when is the day to talk gun reform? mark kelly, married to congresswoman giffords said the discussion can no longer wait. and feinstein is calling on congress to debate america's gun culture. declaring weapons of war don't belong on our streets or in our theaters, shopping malls and schools. >> it was very similar to the day that i was shot. >> reporter: activist mindy fikelstein was surrounded by children when a man opened fire. >> the problem is too many guns. people who shouldn't get their hands on gun have the ability to do so. >> reporter: the pistols used today a glock and a sig. and connecticut like california has strict rules. >> the united states, 8,400 deaths a year due to gun violence. we have