of santa fe. i don't really have much else to add. i do want to emphasize this was a tragic loss of life this morning. the first call came in at 7:32. i received my first phone call about 7:45. it has been a difficult scene, difficult time for everyone involved. so again, i ask that you pray for the people who suffered some injury and loss today, and i want to emphasize again, i was just informed recently they did find -- suspect material off campus. so it's not isolated to height scho -- to the high school campus. anything you see, please do not touch it. please call 911. we have the retiring mayor and incoming mayor justin tabor. >> i'm mayor jeff tamborelo. i want to thank the law enforcement and other emergency responders that came so quickly to the aid of santa fe isd and our community. i'm just asking everyone out there to pray and put their thoughts and prayers into all the people affected and for our community to heal through this situation. thank you. >> i'm mayor jeffrey tabor. please pr

please pray for santa fe. if you see anything suspicious, call 911 and we appreciate the prayers, our community is at a loss right now. >> we expect the governor to be landing at the scene. i'm sure we'll have another press conference in the next couple of hours. >> thank you, guys. >> and we've just seen a briefing from the local officials, the local judge from galveston, the school superintendent and others, they say they believe the fatalities are fewer than ten. they did say there are suspicious objects or packages off campus not just confined to the school area and that may be the location where we saw reporters and bomb squad officials and local law enforcement officials. bill bratton is with me on the phone. this is unusual in that it is explosives on campus, off campus, we see the numbers of fatalities one suspect is 17 and reportedly a student, current or former, in custody and another person being detained who is a person of interest but this was apparently a more complicated incident or event. >> we

here in santa cruz a woman is shot by a cruz a woman here in santa here in santa lawrence karnow: low leaving cool temperatures along the coast and bay with some 70s inland. the fog is already pushing onshore and will likely bring more drizzle near the coast. doppler radar is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra. it will continue to be stormy there in the afternoons over the weekend. on you can see a trough of low pressure sitting across the state. another area of low pressure will sunday to bring more clouds and cooler temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool at the beaches and in the 50s with fog, 60s and partly cloudy around the bay, and some 70s inland. it will cool on partly cloudy skies and breezy winds in there is a slight chance of some isolated showers on monday. warmer weather should return on tuesday and continue into the memorial day weekend. (ken) new at 6... a nebraska woman got an apology from two different airlines ... after they broke her wheelchair. michelle bandur spoke with the woman and has reaction from the airlines, as well. it looks like neena nizar is

in santa fe texas...alchemy. the creation of something from nothing. first stands on no shoulders. it follows no footsteps. to first, the view ahead is wide open. the only thing that first chases...is possibility. you know what we make. first makes us who we are. mercedes-amg. driving performance. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) gradual warming will occur today over the interior as a weak ridge develops over the bay area. typical late night and morning coastal low clouds are expected to impact coastal communities the next few days. temperatures will trend downward this weekend and are expected to remain seasonably cool into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) breaking news this morning .. this morning a shooting occurred at the santa fe high school near houston texas . a witness at the school says they saw a girl get shot in the leg. the assistant principal says one person has been arrested

thank you. >> please pray for santa fe.lease come if you see anything suspicious, call 911 and we appreciate the prayers, our community is at a loss right now. >> getting new information from authorities on the scene in the santa fe, texas, the scene of a high school shooting that has killed at least 8-10 people. many students, some of them also adult step is. to be able in custody, both described as students at santa fe high school. the new information we just heard, exclusive devices have now been found at the school and in adjacent areas. authorities there repeatedly issuing a warning to people who live in and around santa fe to be on the lookout for anything that might be suspicious. if i can, i would like to bring in words from president trump from just minutes ago. >> this is been going on too long in our country. too many years, too many decades now. we grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack. to the students, families, teachers and pe

slater street in santa rosa.when officers arrived, all parties were gone, and they were reported to have left in separate vehicles.the two suspects are believed to be in a white chevrolet equinox with california license plates 6yzm739.the suspects in this case have been identified as johnny luis martinez, a 20- year-old santa rosa resident, and gabriel cardin heredia, a 25-year-old santa rosa resident. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) breaking overnight... 3 americans who were held prisoner in north korea... landed at andrews air force base. president trump and the first lady were there to greet them. <"it was a very important thing to all of us to be able to get these three great people out."> the three americans thanked the president and the government for bringing them home. the 3 men were accused of "hostile acts" against the north korean regime. but after a meeting with secretary of state mike pompeo... north korean leader kim jong un freed the men. secre

it's not enough. >> at santa clara university, leaders of the group santa clara community action program look at voter registration as the path toward change. >> we truly make concrete changes by voting in voices we want to represent us and taking people out of congress that we don't think accurately share our vision for the future. >> while summer break fastest approaches this senior doesn't think the moment up to stop gun violence will slow down as students disperse. >> after we graduate there are houses and thousand of kid going to schools and impacted by this every single day. >> reporter: the marchs might have gotten attention but the next focus appears to be the ballot box. in santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. >> today's tragedy affects a lot of people including players with the houstonian rock et cetera and the golden state warriors are sharing thoughts. >> the reporter outside the training facility in in oakland. carlos. >> reporter: the warriors hope for another championship heading into game three of the western conference finals against the houston rock et cetera. but the

a beautiful place in the center of santa fe. a place where kids go and thrive and it's been listed on different guides as being a great learning institution. some one wuked in to the art class, an art class at that school with what we believe with its say was a shotgun and opened fire. melissa? >> melissa: wondering how the weapon got into the school, a lot of questions surrounding the event are about that. some one pulled the fire alarm to alert the rest of the school. some students wondered if it was a drill. they immediately heard from other students to run. these are the reports from inside. one child saying i don't even want to go to graduation now. heartbreaking. >> harris: we see the officials walking up to the lectern. as they begin the process we're all going to watch the update live. and hope to learn more about those explosive devices immediately. let's watch. >> good morning. we share with you that we experienced an unthinkable tragedy at your high school in morning. we are groving the loss of members of our santa fe

the santa fe school district says there was an active shooter situation at santa fe high school about 35 miles south of houston. >> we've been monitoring this story rick we have seen a pretty dramatic increase in the number of law-enforcement agents showing up at the scene. so we will give you a live look at right now. in just the past hour, we've seen a life flight helicopter dispatched to the area. we've also seen students filing out of the school. the atf along with the number of local police agencies have responded to the shooting. this is happening in santa fe, texas. 35 miles outside of houston, texas. as we can see, the street in the area are clogged with law enforcement vehicles, a number of every day vehicles appear to be parked at the school. when you think about the response to a shooting at a high school, in some ways, we know what happened. there's a call me to authorities. there's a lockdown situation. students have filed out of the school itself. assuming those classrooms have been cleared of any threat. at this point that we're still working to learn how many people ha

student at santa fe high school. we are told his home has been search and they have found bomb making materials in his home. bombs were found, explosives found inside the santa fe high school and areas around the high school. they have searched pagourt.is home and the two homes he was likely to hang out and they are looking for the bomb-making materials is what we are told. look at this suspected shooter 's facebook page shows he calls himself a kamikaze pilot. he posted a photo of a t-shirt that says, "born to kill." he posted photos of a long military type jacket. we talk to students at the high school that the shooter, when they saw him come in with the gun in hand he was wearing a long trench coat is what the students describe that may be the military jacket on the facebook page. students say he would wear the jacket and boalts every day to school. trace? >> a i know you have been talking to the students. are they giving you a description of what happened after the fire alarm was pulled? a >> one student told us

fe and at santa fe high school 3 miles of galveston, texas. a male student walked into an art class the stolen shotgun that he got from his parents perhaps without their knowledge and after stashing makeshift explosives elsewhere he then engaged in a kingsbury and the dead included eight students and two teachers, a brave face officer was among the 13 wounded. when i heard of the shooting i made plans immediately, to go to santa fe where i met with governor abbott and lieutenant governor patrick and senator cruz and others who spoke to the texas to permit a public safety, the bureau about go of tobacco and firearms and the school officials to find out what happened. families there of course, remain in shock, that something so terrible could happen to a small talk to a community, one that was recently shaken by hurricane harvey last fall and previously seen it far removed from the violence that has touched other parts of the country. as i said last friday we have seen this before. just last falll we saw a similar story unfold in sutherland spri

students at santa rosa junior college are on edge... after a man was caught taking pictures of women in a campus bathroom. it happened tuesday night. two female students came forward about the man holding a cell phone underneath stalls. campus police responded and checked the area... but did not locate the man. the suspect is described as a bald white man -- in his twenties -- around five feet six inches tall -- he wasn't wearing shoes and was wearing striped tee shirt. ( robin )in the peninsula... a driver who hit several parked cars on monday afternoon... has been arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. it happened on cherry avenue near commodore drive around noon. police say bradley jones of hayward appeared to have been drinking. jones was taken to a local hospital and treated for minor injuries. no other injuries were reported. ( robin )an a-c transit bus driver was áarrested for carrying a loaded weapon on a bus. we're told the man told his supervisor tuesday that he did not feel safe... and that he'd be bringing a gun to work. kr

who lost their limbs at santa -- their lyes at santa fe high school. and we prayner families who are suffering and will continue to suffer in the days to come. nothing can prepare a parent for the loss of a child. his will be a long and painful time for these parents as they work their way through what has to be the greatest challenge they've ever dealt with. we mourn with them. we mourn as fellow texans, but we must come together as one ommunity at this time of enormous suffering and show the victims and families the support they need and deserve. we appreciate all the first responders who have already stepped up to help respond to this challenge. and we look to god. we look to god to give the first responders as well as the victims and their families the guidance they need in the coming days and weeks as we work to continue to get to the bottom of what happened and ery importantly, work to respond to this challenge. i ask the rest of the country to join texas in mourning the loss of these individuals, these students and offer your prayers and support

the shooting in santa fe high school. we just got the name of the resource officer, this is a name you'll hear a lot in the days and weeks ahead especially as we get more of the video that comes out. he's officer john barnes. the family says he's still in critical condition. the police chief from the houston p.d. said the family is hopeful and that he is hanging in there. he's 49 years old. we said in his 50s. he's actually 49. he retired from the houston police department in 2018 a few months ago in january and he became a school resource officer, one of two resource officers on campus that was armed and he did confront the shooter and was shot in the process in the arm and the shoot. he lost a lot of blood. remains in critical condition. the family is hopeful. i want to bring in casey stegall. he's on the scene. as you walk around and glean information, you hear from the people who were actually inside that building. what is your feeling of the fact that nobody really knew who this kid was? nobody suspected that he woul

rob fladeboe/santa cruz "....details emerging here at the santa cruz sheriff's office this afternoonf a chaotic scene where a suspect slipped her handcuffs, got behind the wheel of a deputies vehicle and tried to run him down before she was shot by another deputya pair of patrol cars, one with it's windows shot out, mark the spot where the shooting occurred here at the end of the ocean street extension in santa cruz. just after 3:30 this morning, deputies had detained a man and woman who were loading something into a suspected stolen vehicle. the suspects were handcuffed and placed in the back seat of separate patrol cars says sheriff jim hart. jim hart/santa cruz sheriff "....while the deputies were interviewing the man, the woman slipped the handcuffs, reached out the partially open window and opened the door. she then goes into the drivers seat and without warning drove the patrol car at at one deputy, striking him and damaging both patrol cars...."the sheriff describes a scene where the two deputies, one of whom is now injured, are fearing for their lives as the woman, instead of

the reason that polk, that santa ana went to buena vista, santa ana was here at san luis, and here's buena vista, here's very -- veracruz. santa ana, someone in the mexican army intercepted and killed a messenger, u.s. army officer, who had orders from scott to taylor that said taylor was to hand over all of his regulars to scott for this invasion at veracruz, and it talked about the invasion and about when it would occur too. so this document was rushed back to santa ana, and taylor -- who knew he was supposed to get two sets of these orders but only got one -- went out and found out what happened to the other messenger, that he'd been murdered in this town. so he knew that santa ana had this information. he assumed and the americans assumed that he would go to veracruz and reinforce veracruz and to repel scott's invasion. santa ana actually was a pretty good strategist. he -- not a good tactician, but a good strategist. he decided the thing to do was with taylor's army weakened up there at monterey, he would go north instead of to veracruz. he thought he could beat taylor, defeat h

it's not enough. >> reporter: at santa clara university, representatives from santa clara community action program believe they need to continue to put pressure on elected officials. >> they're also dealing with a lot of other issues. i'm not saying that's an excuse, i'm just saying that we just have to make sure that we are consistently heard and that we're consistently doing things. >> reporter: with midterm elections six months away, this sophomore at santa clara believe students need to keep up with gun control issues and where candidates stand. >> i know a lot of times college students get caught up in school and everything and making sure you know what's going on and being an informed voter is really important, because then you can be more passionate in your voting and knowing that you can make a difference. >> reporter: summer break and graduation are proaching, which could impact momentum generated by the marches. >> we need to be consistently thinking about kids are going to go back to school in the fall. what are we going to do between graduation for some of us and between our br

the same true is in this shooting in santa fe. so generally speaking from a law enforcement perspective, we want to be available with the possibility of either sheltering in place or evacuation. but the shooter in these types of cases removes that option from sheltering in place. therefore, you now have the evacuation. and now it presents a very arduous task for law enforcement moving forward in terms of detecting the shooter or protecting the public that's evacuating as a result. >> right. because students are taught these days, sadly, about what to do in what's called a code red situation or an active shooter situation. when that -- what students can't be trained to do is understand the distinctions between these things. right? if a fire alarm goes offer, you're taught to leave the building. code red, you seek shelter in place. now there's an easy way to confuse them. if there's a shooter, pull the fire alarm. how do police responding to a scene like this deal with it? we believe that nikolas cruz went out with the rest of the s

he is currently at the santa fe police department. the santa fe police department is working in collaboration with the fbi, the texas department of public safety, a.t.f., galveston police department as well as the galveston county sheriff's office. this is something that will be handled collaboratively by both federal and state prosecutors. so you'll know there are one or two other people of interest that are going to be or are currently being interviewed. one of the persons who was at the scene and we cannot definitively say if this is a person who may have had some level of involvement in the crime, there was just some suspicious reactions on the part of this person that we want to make sure this person is adequately investigated and separately from that, there is another person where we have certain information that we want to make sure this other person is going to be fully interviewed to see if there is information to be gleaned from this other person who at this time will not be identified. as you probably have heard, the weapon

in santa fe, texas, funerals have begun for the victims of friday's school shooting massacre at santa fe high school, where eight students and two teachers were killed in the friday morning rampage. the killings began just after 7:30 texas time in the morning when when 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis entered the school armed with a shotgun and a .38 revolver and began to open fire. ahead of the attack, he posted on his facebook page a t-shirt that read "born to kill" as well as images of his trench coat and -- xplanation noting students w who survived the massacre say the first classroom the shooter enterered was an art classroom where he fatally shot 16 world including shana fisher. her mother said her daughter have repeatedly turnrned down te shooter's s adnceses in recentnt months.. "the washington post" reports 2018 has been deadlier for schoolchildren than service members. this is in part because of the 17 people killed in february in the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. march for our lives, the group founded by parkland students who or

this time in santa fe, texas. again, if you've been following our live coverage, you know the death toll officially has risen to ten, nine students, one teacher, a 17-year-old is -- has been identified as the gunman, along with a second person of interest. that's all police are saying, who has been detained. police also say they have found explosive devices in and around the school. various reports floating around today as to whether or not they are all pipe bombs or as to whether a pressure cooker might be among the devices. and something familiar we are hearing today from students who report the sound of a fire alarm, along with the sound of gunfire. >> nobody thought it was a shooting. everybody just thought it was a normal procedure, practice fire drill. and next thing you know, we just hear so many -- three gunshots, loud explosions and all the teachers are telling us to run! run! go! like run! i was scared for my life. nobody should go through this. nobody should be able to feel that in school. this is a pla

rob fladeboe/santa cruz "....details emerging here at the santa cruz sheriff's office this afternoon paint a picture of a chaotic scene where a suspect slipped her handcuffs, got behind the wheel of a deputies vehicle and tried to run him down before she was shot by another deputya pair of patrol cars, one with it's windows shot out, mark the spot where the shooting occurred here at the end of the ocean street extension in santa cruz. just after 3:30 this morning, deputies had detained a man and woman who were loading something into a suspected stolen vehicle. the suspects were handcuffed and placed in the back seat of separate patrol cars says sheriff jim hart. jim hart/santa cruz sheriff "....while the deputies were interviewing the man, the woman slipped the handcuffs, reached out the partially open window and opened the door. she then goes into the drivers seat and without warning drove the patrol car at at one deputy, striking him and damaging both patrol cars...."the sheriff describes a scene where the two deputies, one of whom is now injured, are fearing for their lives as the

it's in santa fe 35 miles southeast of houston in santa fe high school. this is what we know at this time. the attacker was armed with an ar-15 style rifle, a pistol, a shotgun, and pipe bombs. officials say there were explosive devices found offcampus. meantime, santa fe high school and others nearby remain on lockdown as students come to grips with the horror of this morning. abc news reporter has the latest. >> reporter: the gunfire started as the school day began, a student said she saw someone with a gun in her art class. >> there was someone that walked in with a shotgun and started shooting. >> reporter: teachers told students to run as police converged on the scene. ambulances and life flight helicopters arrived too. >> a girl with a bandage on the kneecap. she was shot in the knee. >> reporter: there's multiple fatalities r a fatalities, students moved to the gym to reunite with parents. >> called, mom, there's shots. i immediately turned around, said, i'm coming, and i stayed with her on the phone the whole time to stay calm and quiet. and until

afternoon highs, low 70s in santa rosa. to upper 70s in areas like antioch and brentwood areas that have that sun shining. upper 50s to about 60 degrees from the coast and stretching into san francisco. upper 60s, low 70s for the south bay account is a, you will go to 60 it. going to see the giants play later, it's going to be cool and breezy. it's going to be cloudy. 58 degrees at game time. expected to be risk, coming in at -- and out of the park. temperatures cool off a bit more for some as we get into saturday. more so on sunday. timing again on monday into tuesday. subtle changes with the morning clouds at the afternoon sun, and really it depends on how quickly that fog burns off at temperatures come up just a little bit. >> it's like the 80s are coming. >> eventually, september is. >>> tasked with turning the former post into a place for recreation, business, and education. there's only one big project left. >> claudine wong shows us the land and explains the plans for its future. >> reporter: for scott, it is closed

there is an active shooter in texas happening at santa fe high school in santa fe texas. that's 35 miles south of houston. these are live pictures just coming in. it's our first look at what's happening there. there is a lockdown under way for the entire school district right now. some kids have told our abc sister station ktrk that at least 28 patrol cars responded to the school a short time ago. again, these are our first images coming in. you can see the police on scene right now. i have been listening in to our live coverage. they just spoke with a student on the air. take a listen. >> just a gun person walked in the room and started shootal. this girl got shot in the leg, someone took her in the truck and they were driving off. >> the man was in your classroom with a gun? >> yes. >> a shotgun? >> it was like a shotgun. >> did he say anything? did he yell anything? >> i'm not sure. everyone was screaming already. they were already running. >> so you're hearing from a student. as we take another live look at what is happening on that campus, you see ambulances there. w

it's not enough. >> reporter: at santa clara university, representatives from santa clara community action program believe they need to continue to put pressure on elected officials. >> they're also dealing with a lot of other issues. i'm not saying that's an excuse, i'm just saying that have to make sure that we are consistently heard and that we're consistently doing things. >> reporter: with midterm elections six months away, this sophomore at santa clara believe students need to keep up with gun control issues and where candidates stand. >> i know a lot of times college students get caught up in school and everything and making sure you know what's going on and being an informed voter is really important, because then you can be more passionate in your voting and knowing that you can make a difference. >> reporter: summer break and graduation are approaching, which could impact momentum generated by the marches. >> we need to be consistently thinking about kids are going to go back to school in the fall. what are we going to do between graduation for some of us and between our break an

you're up. >> every inmate that comes to us from santa rosa gets a haircut. unfortunately, they can't have their own individuality. so we try to make them as vanilla as possible. when we take their photo and their i.d., we want a clear look at their face in case something should ever happen, one would get away from us, you know, they would be able to be readily identified by that photo. >> thank you. >> have a good one. >> paul bennett, a transfer to santa rosa from another state prison, is just starting the check-in process, and his search might take longer than most. >> oh, they search. it doesn't bother me though because i feel safer knowing that they search, you know. so in case i come in contact with another inmate that i am quite sure that person don't have a weapon, or, you know? >> why are you in a wheelchair? >> oh, i get shot in north carolina. so i was quad and then paraplegic, you know. this helmet, i'm epileptic. you know, which i have grand mal seizures. so i wear the helmet to protect my head because the bullet is still in my head. >> bennett i

the hotline was designed specifically for santa fe isd and for this tragedy. as we move forward, more services are going to be be aligned. we are in the process of working as a team to develop the return process for our students, for our staff and all of the counseling that will be necessary for that. we have multiple districts and agencies that are going to assist. [inaudible] >> once again, i'm going to thank you for being here and -- >> local officials in santa fe, texas trying to make sense after unspeakable violence has rocked the tinny community southeast of houston, texas. hello and welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm mike emmanuel. julie: and i'm julie banderas. we will be joining by casey stiegel who picks up the story from santa fe, texas where information continues to come in and, of course, the suspect has waved right to an attorney, so he is talking and he has confessed to the shooting, casey? >> yeah, julie, we will get to that in a second but first of all, let me set the scene for you right now. we are on the high school campus and we ar

our hearts go out to santa fe. the students and the residents. >> those people that aren't in surgery, is that a sign that they are okay? >> i don't know their condition. they may require additional care, but i don't know the extent of their injuries or what they're going to need later on yet. >> do you have anything else to add as well? >> no, i think as dr. marshall said, we are prepared, and the patients are getting excellent care and all under the best care of physicians and nursing and we don't want anything like this happening anywhere. but all of us are prepared. >> this is the first time this happened in your trauma center. what is going through your mind now? >> i think one of the reasons is we always think that it is never going to happen at your place, but we always prepare for it. as you know, we always prepare for these drills. we are hurricane zone, we all just prepare for these disaster, both man made as well as natural. >> one more time for people tuning in now, can you go over the injuries and the

we love talking about santa clara. bring people into the city to spend money and to experience the beauty and the city, and what's better than to help a family come to santa clara and have fun on the weekends, visiting great america, going to levi stadium, walking through this beautiful university? that's really the best part of the job. >> another part of the job? securing some of the city's biggest events. >> the cvb was part of the bid process to receive the successful bid for super bowl 50, for wrestlemania 31, for the college football playoff champion game next year. that's what cvbs do -- they work on bids in order to secure the appropriate number of hotel rooms, the off-site meeting facilities. so that's what the cvb does. the cvb is the number-one resource for visitor information for the city of santa clara. we have a destination website that thousands of visitors go to every month. we have numerous social-media channels. we have destination videos. we're a huge resource for visitors when they come to the city.

he's on the scene in santa fe, texas. we know the suspect is in custody. the police interviewing two persons of interest. >> that's right david. this is coming from the governor of the state of texas. he said there's two people police are talking to right now. one person on the scene and had a suspicious reaction to the events that unfolded. and another person they want information from. just behind me, david, this is the family reunification center. this is where parents are picking up their children. children in the school at the time of the shooting. you have to understand there are a lot of parents who have a lot of unanswered questions. wondering where their children are. tonight we can report one of the victims was a teacher. david. tom llamas leading us off tonight from texas. tom, thank you. you heard tom report on the explosives left both inside and outside the school. authorities believe the suspect booby trapped the area. hoping to inflict more damage. tonight what was in some of those bombs as they search his home as well. abc's marcus moore al

both are from santa rosa.pects are believed to be in a white chevy equinox with this california license plate. as of right now police are searching for those suspects. we do know they have a reward of $2500 for information leading to the arrest. back to you. >> leigh martinez, thank you. >>> students are returning to class this morning at one san jose high school where 12 people were treated for exposure to pepper spray. >>> plus, trading in your car for a bike. how you can take part in today's bike to work event happening across the bay area. that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to

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this is following a shooting at the school in santa fe, texas, this morning.uspect is in custody. but the more the details are coming out, i have to be honest with you, it is getting more troubling. cnn correspondent polo sandoval is following this for us and jessica schneider is talking to her sources. what are you hearing? >> we know at least this is no longer an active shooter scene. but as these details are

san francisco was that 58 degrees today and 62 degrees in santa rosa.ut the same as the marine layer is stretched out. you can see the crystal clear air quality and visibility is so much better. you get a better boundary air -- layer of air mixing. last week, the air quality was getting bad and you could actually see it. the plan right now is for more of this cool weather. these low pressure system's are dominating the high and we are getting this westerly and southwesterly flow. this will last through tomorrow, and then this will come more traditionally from the north and northwest and warm us up. we are cool and we are getting showers in the lake tahoe area. some lightning and thunder and snow flurries at the upper elevations. the current temperature, and you can see the green and it is the influence of the ocean. you get toward arbuckle and those places, you are seeing the temperatures in the 70s and 80s. you can see how the typography stops the cloud cover. that looks like a november sky to me. we will call it a marine layer, but the forecast high t

what can you tell us about santa fe? that school had 1,400 students enrolled there. >> well, it's a great community, a growing community, i spent time there when i was secretary of state of texas. wonderful people. all-american people. you know it's a community now that will be brought much closer together. also they're going to need to have a lot of prayers. they need to have a lot of people, counsel those there, the victims, the families. i must tell you, i think at the end of the day, everybody would tell you it's life changing experience for all of these folks, and certainly that community. and the school. >> harris: how so is it life-changing? i'm just, i look at these kids, they don't of the life experience yet to balance this. >> well, i tell you, what it does for a lot of people, did for me, reminded us how short life is and how precious it is. frankly, that god is in control. and i don't know any more than you, go to that, and receive people's prayers and their blessings. and begin to build back even stronger. b

en la actualidad, Él estÁ en el departamento de la policÍa de santa fe, el departamento de santa peroles estatales y federales para que sepan, hay otras dos personas de interÉs que estÁn entrevistadas o pueden ser entrevistados. una de ellas es una persona que estuvo en el sitio de los hechos y no podemos decir de manera definitiva si esta es una persona que pudo haber tenido alguna belle de involucraciÓn-- algÚn nivel de involucraciÓn en el delito. creemos cerciorarnos de investigar algo a esta persona. esto, hay otra persona de la que tenemos esa informaciÓn que queremos cerciorarnos que esta persona se ha entrevistado plenamente para ver si hay informaciÓn que se pueda tener de esa persona. en estos momentos no serÁ identificada. como ustedes probablemente han escuchado ya, las armas utilizadas en este ataque, hay dos armas. una fue una escopeta y la otra fue un revolver calibre 38. ninguna de esas armas eran legalmente el de la posesiÓn del pistolero. la informaciÓn es que ambas de estas armas fueron obtenidas por el pistolero que su padre tenÍa. la informaciÓn en estos momentos e

livermore, southern santa clara valley.e cooler again so tomorrow is going to be the warmest day on the weekend with that high and then sunday we get another one of these impulses a low pressure center winter that would be rain, but this time of year it stretches out the marine layer, helps out at the coast though because it kind of gets rid of the fog but will cool into the sacramento valley so you're not going to be looking at big mid-80s or anything like that. you're going to be looking around the bay at 60s and low 70s in sacramento and those areas mid-70s maybe upper 70s. but it's definitely a cooler pattern on sunday. so the forecast for tomorrow morning, there's the fog and low clouds. and then it burns off except right at the coast. oranges are 80s. so they are kind of out of our region. warmest day on the weekend will be tomorrow and sunday cooler. 76 in brentwood. and then 70 in san jose. 71 in morgan hill. back to the whale story. i was thinking about that, we do these stories and they are getting hit by ships an

in santa rosa gabe slate kron 4 news.te a bit around here, yea we walk about 5 miles that's a lot of miles yea you gotta stay healthy here this is san francisco and during his five miles he's noticed something missing which could be a huge safety problem what is it? i'll show you in the next edition of people behaving badly > i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts trepeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein to negotiate the price of drugs. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. live look live look outside...sutro tower. tower. outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)lingering overnight showers in the north bay will end by sunrise saturday mor

she's in santa fe junior high school.e that she called saying that there was a fire drill and they were outside and then she heard gunshots and there's an active shooter. so i told her, i said run, baby. i said run and hide. i said, you know, get out of here. i said get out of there. i said run and i'll go get you, wherever you go to. go to the gas station. there's a gas station catty corner to the school. >> it's okay. >> me and your dad are on our way. i said just run. and she ran. >> angie, any parent can understand your anguish right now. i'm so glad your daughter is okay. have you been able to pick her up yet? are you on your way to go get her? >> yeah. we got there as soon as we could. we got stuck in traffic. my husband got out of the car and ran towards the gas station. he got to the gas station and there were tons of other children from the school waiting to be picked up from their parents and there was also school officials there waiting with the children at the exxon gas station. of course they seen kids runnin

santa rosa at 59. oakland, 56. there is a north wind in santa rosa.cord or fairfield. it is getting close. vacaville because vacaville has a north now at 7. davis, 18, gusting to 29. pretty soon, i would imagine, that vacaville -- fairfield will turn northerly as well. wind advisory doesn't kick in until 7:00 tonight. north and east bay hills until 5:00 p.m. saturday. mount diablo had gusts 65 miles per hour. high pressure, talk about that. a mountain building up there. that is moving into nevada. as it does on the north and east side of it, it is a lot more active with moisture to the west towards the sierra. just some clouds. isolated showers are possible up in the mountains. a lot of 50s here. it won't take long to warm up. the fog going down the coast. eventually it will burn off down there. the logos all the way down and splits off a little bit. by sunday, we will be on a south wind, not a north wind. with the water temps so cold, that fog will come roaring back on sunday for a big cool down for many. maybe as much as 20 degrees for santa rosa. 7

santa rosa is 64 red route -- redwood city 68, antioch will flirt with 70s san jose 61 degrees. low clouds are already marching through. we had one low getting kicked out of nevada. this one is more likely coming in tomorrow because it will start to move in. this system will get kicked out but it has numerous thunderstorms and high elevation snow. the onshore wind is in place. the stage is being set for a cold day for us. 50s for the temps, even on the peninsula. maybe even a few 40s, but a lot of low 50s. woodside is 53, montero is 53, pacifica 51, 54 in san mateo. this low will keep the theme of very cool conditions going. 50s, 60s and a few near 70 degrees. the low clouds should max out today. i don't think there will be support for it tomorrow. the water temps continue to be very cold. a little warmer thursday and friday and then another low moves in sunday and monday. if you like this weather, you have more coming. >> it warms up in the afternoon. will it continue to do that? >> not today. >> i like the sun in the afternoon. >> just be patient. is there anything else you wo