unfort high storm ranger, beaming out here high definition view number rain to talk b instead, we got 71 franci close to 62. gorgeo notice how the water is moving gusty north wind at times around oaklan and emeryville. and odds are after sundown tonigh the wind speeds will you see the areas in red in the north hills. gusts to 45 miles per hour will b possible up to midnight you see the wind speeds begin to calm down and we head towards the winds back off, it's so at least that part of the februa the hi tomorrow won't it could guess close. upper 60s. increa high clouds though penins temperatures mid 60s. a similar trend in the low to mid 60s. wind speeds up to 21 miles per hour. you'll notice increasing clouds but core of this incoming so it will not have much moif as it moves through. but from 5:00 to 7:00 you see it is near half moon bay ending we'll see a brief chance of a but really, not much showin up unfort as you move forwar we're not really seeing a lot more out of this we patter here that area of low pressu watch what happens here. monday and tuesday, it's going califo but unf

dennis wilson added reporters today calling it a tragic situation but an unfort fate learning opportunity for law enforcement that the the department working hand in hand with city schools every day. >> we are working on lockdown plans for years, they are constantly drilled. if we get a school on lockdown it's at large with our police department. >> any threat whether in person or social media is investigated and taken seriously and hundreds of officers are deployed if schools throughout the year. our coverage of the florida school shooting continues online at 6abc.com. there you could read more about the law enforcement investigation and hear what loved ones are saying about the victims who lost their lives in that shooting. >> now, to new details on that freak accident that claimed the life a 72-year-old man and his dog in fairmount park yesterday. both died after falling into a six foot hole and today gray hall asked city officials how could that even happen. gray is live now. >> reporter: hi sharrie, we can tell you this is a heart breaking story. moments ago the authorities released

that's really hurricanes unfort because the american people are the losers in all of that. fernando writes, i arrived in the u.s. age 2 wearing a pink parka and matching pants clutching my mom. a single bag and abandoned her family in search of a bert life. besides nigh father in the u.s., my dad was already in alabama and they were wanting to be by his side. and the year before his decision to leave mexico he had been assaulted five times and abandoned her family in search of a bert life. besides nigh father in the u.s., my had his wedding band stolen twice. since arriving to the states, they have been able to start four businesses and create jobs. they purchased two cars and put me through college. they also have helped their u.s.-born son reach his goal to being a professional soccer player and on the olympic development program team for the southeast region. sheila jackson lee was with us in the chamber earlier. her story is one of these young people living with uncertainty is caesar, a dreamer from houston who came to america from mexico at the age of 6. cesar adopted