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it was yet another emotional night here in nashville, mike hill's seven children were in attendance at last night's vigil. the family says that he was known as big mike, and that he loved every single one of the kids at this school hill leaves behind those seven children as well as 14. grandkids they said he loved cooking with his family and spending time with them. carlos suarez. thank you. thank you for being there. and this morning a rare public dispute ramping up between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president joe biden to leaders trading barbs over netanyahu's attempts to weaken the power of the country's courts, which sparked mass protests. paralyzing the nation. netanyahu put the plan on hold. on monday, a senior israeli official tried to downplay the spat between the two closely allied countries. calling it a tempest in a teapot in tabasco old live in jerusalem with more this morning hello to you had asked. what else did the senior official tell you? well don the all of many israeli officials were on damage control yesterday because president biden has long tout

it happened before seven tonight near blossom hill road in lee avenue in south san jose she died of her injuries ate.acrantr shooting out a temple injured two people the shots were fired during a religious gathering and parade this afternoon police say a fight escalated between two men led to an exchange of gunfire, one of the suspects is on the run tonight. >> it is scary just in case if we decided to go with to the church you never know we might've it involved some way or another. >> they think it was a targeted dispute and no threat to the public. another storm all the way the north bay bracing for high winds and heavy rain the residence nearly emptied the sandbagging station they had two other sites set up for people to fill bags it'll take a lot more than sand to get the park open again battered by storms it's been off-limits for a while devin feely has updates from a local park ranger. >> this is allen rock eagle is a popular hiking destination off-limits to the public for months because all of the damage of the wet weather, the bad news that's not likely to change anytime soon al

daughter of covenant presbyterian's lead pastor, also teacher cynthia peak, custodian mike hill, father of seven who worked at the school for 14 years, and head of the school catherine koontz. >> she was a champion for her students. >> reporter: police say there's no evidence the victims were specifically targeted. a memorial outside the covenant school continues to grow as the community and nation comes to grips with another senseless tragedy. >> those children should all be with us still. >> reporter: president biden told reporters planning is under falies of the victims.th there's a vigil scheduled for 5:30. both the mayor and the chief of police are expected to be in attendance. anne-marie? >> cristian benevides in nashville. thank you so much. >>> sources tell cbs news that a federal judge ruled former vice president mike pence must testify before a grand jury investigating former president donald trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. we're going to get more now on this from robert costa. >> reporter: a major ruling with potentially historic consequences. sources sa

kentucky of denying him water after so called punishment practice of sprinting up and down a hill with steep incline seven times, according to the lawsuit. ultimately it killed him in their lawsuit against the school braces. family claims the coaches in the wrestling room, yelled at fellow student athletes who tried to provide him water, insisting grant needed to get the water himself , adding, grant begged. i need water. somebody help me. i feel like i'm going to die. i feel like my head is going to explode . the state medical examiner's office determined to brace died from exertion or heat stroke when the local temperature outside was 85 degrees. how could anyone treat someone that way. especially a good salt. grant would have helped anybody . the university of the cumberland is settling for more than $14 million worth of brace family, saying in a statement it believed it could defend the claims asserted in the lawsuit that made the decision to settle the case now in a manner it hopes will respect the brace. families tremendous loss. we've reached out to the two coaches named in the lawsuit, but have ye

custodian mike hill, a father of seven who has worked at covenant for more than a decade. school, katherine koonce. >> everybody says this. >> reporter: trisha drake is a former colleague. >> that you don't think it's real until it comes to your town, and it is devastating. and it's -- it's heartbreaking. and i hope this is the last one, but i think we all know it's -- it probably won't be. >> reporter: at the school's entrance tonight, a growing symbol of heartache. the flowers and remembrances that have come to mark the aftermath of every school shooting. and the recurring question, how to stop it. >> and i think there's things our government and leaders need to be doing right now to prevent this from happening. >> reporter: tonight police say they have interviewed the shooter's parents and they are combing through the writings left behind but have not learned a motive for the carnage left behind. norah. >> so painful to hear. janet shamlian, thank you. >>> i want to turn now to a major development in one of the federal investigations into former president donald trump.

teacher cynthia peak, custodian mike hill, a father of seven who has worked at covenant for more thanof the school, katherine koonce. >> everybody says that -- >> tricia drake is a former colleague. >> you don't think it's real until it comes to your town, and it is devastating and it's heartbreaking. and i hope this is the last one, but i think we all know it probably won't be. >> at the school's entrance tonight, a growing symbol of heart ache. the flowers and remembrances that have come to mark the aftermath of every school shooting. and the recurring question: how to stop it. >> i think there are things our government and leaders need to be doing right now to prevent this from happening. >> tonight, police say they have interviewed the shooter's parents and they are combing through the writings left behind, but have not learned a motive for the carnage left behind. norah. >> norah: so painful to hear. janet, thank you. there is one thing that nearly every mass shooting in recent history has in common, and that's the kind of weapon used in the attacks, an assault style weapon. the

kentucky of denyinhi ter a -called "punishment practice" of "sprinting up and down a hill with steep incline" seven times, according to the lawsuit. >> ultimately it killed him. >> reporter: in their lawsuit against the school, brace's family claims the coaches in the wrestling room "yelled at fellow student-athletes who tried to provide him water, insisting grant needed to 'get the water himself.'" adding, "grant begged 'i need water, somebody help me. i feel like i am going to die, i feel like my head is going to explode.'" the state medical examiner's office determined brace died from "exertional heatstroke" when the local temperature was "85 degrees." >> how could anyone treat smeone that way? especially a good soul. grant would have helped anybody. >> reporter: the university of the cumberlands is settling for more than $14 million with the brace family. saying in a statement it "believed it could defend the claims asserted in the lawsuit, but made the decision to settle the case now in a manner it hopes will respect the brace family's tremendous loss." we've reached out to the two coaches nam

custodian mike hill, a father of seven and grandfather to 14.ily writing in a statement, michael was beloved by the faculty and students who filled him with joy for 14 years. and the adored head of the cool, katherine koonce, who was 60 years old. the shooter had no previous criminal record. investigators are still trying to pinpoint an exact motive. george? >> alex, thanks. pierre thomas has more. >> reporter: good morning. this is a rerun that many simply do not want to see again. yet another person in a mental health crisis getting access to guns and slaughtering innocent people. the killer in this case had been diagnosed with an emotional disorder so concerning that the parents did not believe this person should have access to guns. parents told police they knew about one firearm but thought it had been sold. it turns out the shooter was hiding seven guns in the home that had been bought legally because the soon to be mass murderer had no criminal record. the police chief had no knowledge any of this was happening. when the shooter contacted

believe he was killed almost instantly now the cnn affiliate here in nashville, reports that hill leaves behind sevenldren. and 14 grandkids. jessica and jim. mm. human tool heartbreaking. yeah. carlos suarez for us in nashville. thanks so much, and he talked a little bit carlos did about the victims were learning new details about some of them. he talked about 61 year old mike hill, a beloved custodian at the school who was known to the kids as big mike, like carlos said he was a father to seven children. a grandfather to 14. his family says the faculty and students at covenant quote filled him with joy for 14 years. all those poor families left behind among those killed as well. school head katherine coons, substitute teacher cynthia peak. she was just there for that day. and those nine year olds those little girls, haley scruggs, also a little boy, william kenny , the family of nine year old evelyn dick cows, released a statement saying, in part our hearts are completely broken. we cannot believe this has happened. i can only imagine her pastor had this to say this morning. she's amazing, shining

hill leaves behind seven children. 14 grandchildren, a go found me page has been set up to help his familyas of this morning, people had donated some $4 hundred thousand. let's talk about the three children. all just nine years old. also taken from their families. evelyn dike hawes, hallie scruggs and william kinney. evelyn tried to pull the fire alarm before she was shot. now the police officers who stopped the massacre. along with the team with them. a tremendous effort. michael collazo and wrecks engelbert ran to the shots and ran to the danger risking their own lives to take her out before anybody else was killed. police got the first 911 call at 10:13 a.m. by 10:24 a few minutes later the shooter was dead. experts praise the police response as near perfect based on body camera footage and credit not only to those officers, but to the department as a whole for the training that went on. 31-year-old collazo is a nine year veteran of the force and served as a marine, firefighter and swat team paramedic. dad to a young daughter as well. 27-year-old engelbert is a four-year veteran of the

hill to climb. without a win in seven games. had callum wilson made more contact, momentum may have changed.ried the same, the champions kept their lead. bernardo silva had been on for two minutes, when he found a second goal. this season concludes on may 28th. if they are to catch the leaders, they need 12 more games like this one. both managers were pleased with their team's performances, but pep guardiola was the happier and seemed relieved with their clean sheet. yes, a real tough game, but we defended well, the solidarity between the guys was amazing. we had our moments, they had their moments. at the end, big action for both goals. they are good and have quality. but we didn't lose our composure, that is the most important thing in our momentum, always. a very good performance from us, in many aspects. we pressed very well, we were brave, we unsettled them, i think. they have a habit of scoring with minimal chances, which is what they did. we had our moments, but we weren't as clinical. we have to be positive and acknowledge there are improvements to make in several aspects of our play

was too late for evelyn dieckhaus, hallie scruggs and william kinney, cynthia peak, mike hill a father of seven and head of the school katherine koonce. >> she was a champion for her students. >> reporter: police say there is no evidence the victims were specifically targeted. a memorial outside the covenant school grows as the community and nation comes to grips with another senseless tragedy. >> those children should be with us still. >> reporter: president biden told reporters planning is underway for him to meet with families of the victims. >> reporter: there is a vigil scheduled for 5:30. the mayor and chief of police are expected to be there. amanda? >> being out there with the people, so many are paying respects, too. what are you hearing from people in this community? >> reporter: this was a religious school so as people come out, they are not just leaning on community but leaning on the power of prayer. there are so many people that show up here wondering how is it that this continues to happen. i want to leave you with something that a woman told me yesterday. i have full faith in my

the rain over the last seven days pretty varying from the coastal hills to the inland bay valleys where saw temperatures in the hills of marin county and of the santa cruz mountains up near a foot or over a foot of rain, but then look at san francisco just two inches around san jose, an inch and a half. this is over seven days, so atmospheric rivers have a real tendency and you know this to really drop it out in the coastal hills and so right along here, the heaviest rain and then the heaviest snow and rain on the west over this year in nevada. it's about that moisture slamming up against that barrier that boundary the coastal hills in the west slope this year in nevada. so here's the long range model tomorrow looks good friday looks okay. few clouds but nice low sixties. and then we get into saturday. saturday looks pretty good sunday. we get a little bit of something going on here. i'm not sure what that is about. that looks to me like just some clouds. maybe some drizzle lots is going to change with this forecast. and then as we get into here into this period monday into tuesday, we'

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mike hill, lovingly known as big mike, a father to seven and grandfather to 14. hid master kathryn koontz who gave letter life to protect the students she loved. >> our thanks to kathy for that report. >>> as federal lawmakers face renewed calls to pass legislation on guns, jamaal bowman chastised his fellow members. >> they're cowards! they're all cowards! they won't do anything to save the lives of our children at all! i'm talking about gun violence! more guns lead to more deaths! look at the data! they're not looking at any data! you're carrying the water for the gun lobby! look at the data! more guns lead to more deaths! open carry leads to more deaths! they should have open carry laws, they cause more deaths! are you listening to what i'm saying! children are dying! 9-year-old children. >> massey has been the subject of criticism for a december 2021 tweet where you see there he and his family posed for holiday photos while holding guns and asking santa to bring more ammo. >>> pope francis has been admitted to a hospital in rome after complaining of breathing

that crash happened here blossom hill road and lee avenue in the bellwood neighborhood just before sevennight, investigators say the driver ran a red light hitting and killing a woman who was walking with her daughter in nashville released a dramatic six minute video that shows officers confronting and opening fire on the person who shot and killed six people out of school, including three young students. before this confrontation, the video shows officers running through the hallways and going from classroom to classroom in search of the shooter. the suspect identified by police as 28 year old audrey hale, was a former student at the private christian school hail was shot and killed by responding officers. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 tonight. some parents are now having conversations with their children about tragedy and trauma following yesterday's school shooting in nashville, child psychologists say part of the discussion really needs to be about how adults are working to protect the children. ktvu is greg lee spoke to some psychologists who say parents need to be part

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seven weapons. um well, clearly there creatively get together on capitol hill or get together in tennessee and figure out a solution as to why somebody under care who's on suicide watch was able to buy seven weapons. but but but where is that divide? how is it that this is what republicans on capitol hill purport to represent? and yet in talking to gun owners, self described conservatives, they say, actually, i'd be fine with some of this stuff. there is a disconnect as i'm a republican and a gun owner, and i fundamentally believe that we need more strenuous. background checks and that there are actions that we can take that. it's such a uniquely american problem. that doesn't happen. absolutely the primaries again. it really does. no one's. i'm not suggesting that republicans will switch over and vote democrat. what i'm suggesting is use your primary more intelligently stop going for people who are going up to drag queens or saying crts around the corner. don't pay attention to all the other important issues. no use the primary to actually help solve this problem. such a great point. because tenness

investigation, and knowing that there is going to be a battle, it is going to be up hill battle, because this is conduct seven years ago, and in the course of things, it is a paperwork crime, and it is going to be prosecuted under the novel theory and at the center of the case is a michael cohen who is a convicted liar and gone before the camera and said disparaging things about donald trump. and so any defense attorney would pounce on that, and so it is going to be difficult to bring a case. >>> and now, in iowa, ron desantis just wrapped up a session there for his book tour, and the next few days bear the unmistakable hallmarks of a presidential campaign. the other hopefuls will have some work to do. >> reporter: in iowa, breakfast is served with the hearty side of politics. >> welcome to the westside conservatives. >> reporter: these republicans will help to start the presidential contest, and yet talk is going to tend of the campaign, and revol fg around one question above all. >> we like him. the question is can he win. >> reporter: he of course is donald trump who remains at the center of the conversati

seven after the hour. tense day of testimony on capitol hill, it was riveting. members of congress pressed from both sides, ceo of tiktok on security concern and threats to mental health. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is live with highlights. hi, alexandria. >> alexandria: this questioning lasted four hours as tiktok ceo tried to make a case for why the app should not be banned in the united states. chew was facing the committee yesterday and maintained the app's parent company bytedance is not an agent of china. >> mr. chew, you are here because the american people need the truth about the threat tiktok poses to our national and personal security. tiktok collects nearly every datapoint imaginable. tiktok surveills us all and chinese communist party is able to use this as a tool to manipulate america as a whole. >> alexandria: she asked if the app spied on america, he said, i don't think spying is the right way to describe it. debbie dengle focused on geo-surveillance. >> has tiktok collected to serve user ads? yes or no? >> i would need to check on the details, w

hallie scruggs, the only daughter of the pastor at covenant presbyterian, mike hill, lovingly known as big mike, a father to sevennd grandfather to 14, and headmaster katherine koonce, who gave her life to protect the students she loved, and tonight a growing crowd for a citywide vigil all uniting amid heartache while honoring the heroes who helped stop the bloodshed. lester. >> kathy park, thank you. >>> the shooting in nashville reigniting the debate over whether to tighten restrictions on guns. president biden among those weighing in. peter alexander now with that part of the story. >> reporter: just hours after gunfire echoed through that nashville school, renewed pleas for action. >> i don't have any more tears, y'all. >> reporter: president biden repeating his call to ban so-called assault weapons. >> why in god's name do we allow these weapons of war on our streets and at our schools? >> reporter: but republicans have a different view including mass shooting survivor steve scalise. >> all they want to do is take guns away from law-abiding citizens before they even know the facts. >> reporter: the reality t

that incident happened near blossom hill road and lee avenue in the bellwood neighborhood just before seven o'clock sunday night. investigators say the victims were in a crosswalk and the driver ran a red light. detectives found the suspect's vehicle abandoned outside san jose city limits. 45 year old lemon cow of los gatos was killed. her young daughter suffered minor injuries. their dog also died on a go fund me page loved ones say cow was a loving wife and mother of two. coming up. new police body cam video released just today from inside the school in tennessee, where a shooter opened fire, killing six people, including three young children, had a mother in the east bay, grieving the loss of her daughter, who was found dead in oakland. the suspicious circumstances surrounding the girl's death and another snow day across the sierra tonight's hazards for drivers hitting the road on interstate 80. give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of

also taking part in the memorial was the family of 61 year old mike hill , who was killed in the shooting and the father of seven known as big mike to some was a custodian at the score. mike was a beloved member of the covenant. and nashville. communities. and we grieve with you. as part of the vigil, mayor john cooper called on the community to continue supporting one another. meanwhile, a motive for the shooting remains under investigation. coming up a bay area lawmaker cracking down on unruly airline passengers the bill that would punish those who assault airline staff also a debate over artificial intelligence. the petition from some tech leaders who say hey, i could be a risk to society also an exciting visit today for two local high school basketball teams. the nba legend making a stop at oakland tech. artificial intelligence technology. they're calling for a six month pause so that researchers can better consider the risks. ktvu is tom baker reports mid journey as one of the latest ai artificial intelligence websites where anyone confession their own creations, as our staff did wednesday, examples these h

share anywhere from a half inch to an inch expected for our urban areas more in our hills and the wind advisory starts seven o'clock tomorrow morning. we'll go all the way until nine o'clock. in the evening for the central and the south bay. it's going to be breezy over the north bay. but especially windy over the central and south bay anywhere from 45 to 55, mile per hour gusts expected. here's a view of tomorrow morning where the winds are already quite breezy shades of yellows and blues, indicating 2025 mph to start the morning and then by 11 o'clock picks up a little bit more. you can see the reds and purples along the coastline inside the bay in our hills, especially and then by the second part of the afternoon. even growing a bit worse. so do expect breathing conditions to start the day, followed by windy conditions as we get into the second part of the afternoon when it comes to rainfall amounts. here's a better look at what we are expecting again, anywhere from about half an inch in areas like livermore to about inch and a half over nevada. and then you look towards ben loman in the santa cruz mount

seven downpour city city. happened right before the bay bridge six exit. that is hail in the oakland hills. you can see in this video shared with us, ice accumulated. it also melted a short time later. we even saw snow. it felt in napa county on highway 29 near calistoga. it started just after 10:00 a.m. and continued for a couple of hours. >> i have never really said anything like it. i mean, i've heard snow like this happening here before, but that is way up at the peak. i've never seen snow this low in elevation. dion: caltrans had several snowplows ready to go and started clearing the highway once that snow started falling. a enough, let's get to abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian. you say the round of stormy weather is not over yet. spencer: indeed. as you know, low elevation of snow, let's get you right to live doppler 7. you can see scattered areas of precipitation, a few areas of showers between san rafael and the storm on the inclusive -- exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, snow levels below 1500 feet in some spots. here's our forecast initiative taking us into the evening hour

hill. e beach girl, and from eight guards who survived, and seven died of cancer, and the eighth is being treateds the potential ecocide in ukraine say about the uk itself ? even british scientists. this is confirmed by the british army for decades using the combined uranium in their armor-piercing shells. this is a standard component and has nothing to do with nuclear weapons or their independence capability. my research scientists from the royal society of london, it seemed that any impact on human health and the environment from the use of combined uranium munitions would probably be negligible, so i wonder if the same britons in the west will buy ukrainian agricultural products, knowing that they may be laced with radioactive dust. to other topics, almost all the parameters for the power of siberia 2 project have been agreed upon at the russian-chinese talks in an expanded format, vladimir putin said the president noted that the new gas pipeline would ensure a reliable and stable supply of more than 50 billion cubic meters of gas to china, as this strategically important project would allow r

hills of northern scotland. but the temperatures is what you'll notice. we're not looking at double figure temperatures. instead, two to sevengain. there should be some sunshine, a few snow showers for northern scotland, but then a band of rain moves in off the atlantic and you might see a spell of hill snow here working across northern ireland and potentially through wednesday night and into thursday hill snow for a time across northern england and scotland, although impacts may be limited because it will eventually turn milder and any hill snow will eventually turn back to rain as milder air works in. this is bbc news, the headlines: presenters have refused to appear on more bbc sport shows in solidarity with gary lineker. there's been reduced coverage of the women's super league and the same will apply to match of the day 2. talks continue to try to resolve the dispute between the bbc and lineker. the row is over impartiality after the sports presenter criticised the government over its asylum bill. british prime minister rishi sunak has said he recognises the "anxiety" over the collapse of silicon valley bank. he insiste

hills. half moon bay, 51. sunshine. we all deserve it at this point. on the seven-day forecast, dry with sun mixing in. more shower chances on the way. nothing big. dry monday, another spotty chance tuesday. this is looking like a break compared to where we have been. if you happen to have the day off work on thursday, it's going to pull through for you. jessica. >> i may have asked that question earlier today. >> did you put in your request? >> i think it's time. >> thank you. >>> if you're wondering when it's going to be time for the next covid shots, there are new guidelines from the cdc. >>> jimmy. >> adam sandler is here, nicholas holt and magic from penn & teller. >>> sam bankman freed is accused of stealing billions to cover company losses. federal prosecutors accused him of paying millions of dollars in of paying millions of dollars in bribes to at when a truck hit my car, othe insurance companydollars in bwasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is s worth. let ouour injury a attor

the north bay around three inches but look at los gatos to morgan hill, 2 to 3 inches with some areas getting up to four inches. on the seven-day forecast, the break is wednesday and thursday. a shower chance friday night with spotty chances this weekend. and the next monday up to 3/4 inch. this is not overly strong. we get over tomorrow morning with better days to come. tonight at 5:00, we will look at river flooding, the wind and all the impacts from the storm. i will see you back here at 5:00. >>> thousands of people are evacuated from a town south of watsonville after a levee broke , flooding the town. the area is home to a lot of migrant farmworkers and strawberry farms. the flood could be devastating for both. look at the images. ian cull is live this afternoon. so first i want to know what is the latest, what are you seeing? >> you can see we are on the main street, salinas wrote in downtown pajaro. the water is ankle-deep in some areas and receding and others. this car was submerged over the weekend, and one mile down it is up to eight feet deep. we want to show you the video we just took in the past couple of hours

slopes the west slope of the sierra nevada, certainly, but in our coastal hills, so these are huge, huge differences over the past seven days, so when you hear atmospheric where we're kind of snapshot, these rainfall totals doesn't mean that's what happens. but the ratio from what you see in the coastal hills especially when they're coming out of the due west. you see the difference here in some cases, a third as much rain as as as we saw amount tamil pious, so that's you know, a little topography lesson, but i'm always talking about that right? it does. topography is the whole dance in terms of whether in california that's where the whistle to get so much snow because it's so high and the way it sets and the water drains down gets into the aquifer is it's a you know, it's a cycle. okay so the next couple of days nice as we go into the weekend. we've got something right around here and kind of sunday and then kinda on monday tuesday, we'll watch it. but right now, the next few days look great. this system lots could happen and probably will happen with it. but just know we've got a few dry days. when i come back, we'll

would also cause some river flooding across the sierra foot hills, maybe down through parts of the central valley of california. on the seven-day forecast, strong storm thursday and friday. less in the way of rain this weekend but still some chances. then that second one coming next monday. we still have more to learn on this storm system on thursday and friday. we're going to have brand-new updates coming up tonight at 11:00 on that, raj. >> okay. thank you, jeff. we will be hanging tight here for a wild week of weather again. >>> here's what's coming up tonight in prime time. at 8:00, an all new episode of ""the voice," followed by quantum leap at 10. then our 11:00 newscast. elizabeth holmes could owe nearly $1 billion for her fraud conviction tied to the collapse of her company, theranos, based in palo alto. she says she shouldn't have to pay that fine. we'll explain her argument on our 11:00 newscast. that's going to do it for us at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our assignment manager, gonzo rojas, thanks for joining us. enjoy your evening. we'll see you back at 11:00. in order for small businesses

it happened shortly before seven o'clock last night in the area of blossom, hill road and lee avenue. police say a woman and child were walking their dog in a marked crosswalk. when they were hit. the driver took off. the child was taken to the hospital is expected to survive. officers say they tried to save the woman, but she was pronounced dead at the scene anymore with information is asked to call san jose police information has been released into the investigation into what happened during an incident in which a man barricaded himself inside a home in gilroy. yesterday the sheriff's department was called for a welfare check at home on dryden avenue and gilroy about eight o'clock sunday morning. when they arrived. they say they tried to make contact with the man inside the house, later identified as 35 year old vincent martinez. investigators say he shot multiple rounds toward deputies and the surrounding neighborhood. neighbors say they knew there was a problem when they started to hear gunfire coming from the house. they moved in on him eventually, and then there was a there was