breaking news. why are we willing to live with this carnage? why don t we keep letting this happen? we re in god s name is our backbone. courage to do stand up to the lobbies. now at 9, why that is the question so many of us are asking tonight after yet another mass shooting this time, one that took the lives of 19 children. good evening, everybody. thank you for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 9, i m grant lotus and i m vicki liviakis. today s shooting in texas left 19 young students and 3 adults including the shooter dead. this shooting happened in the mostly hispanic counted the vols day. it is a little more than 80 miles west of san antonio. and about 75 miles. from the border with mexico. investigators say around noon, texas time an 18 year-old gunman opened fire at rob elementary school. this attack comes just 10 days after that deadly racist rampage at a buffalo, new york supermarket. and today s massacre is now the 3rd deadliest school shooting in u.s
tomorrow. that s also going to help along with that cool down. that is just around the corner from us. really warm. start to the morning. look at this 60 s for most of the bay area to kick things off. pacifica concord at 67. brett, what you re at 77 right now. oakland alameda, san francisco in double a home hanging out in the low 60 s. as far as winds go not quite as windy as yesterday. still breezy out towards fairfield winds are going to relax further into the afternoon. and that is really going to help us out. red flag warnings expiring at 11:00am for solano county. still a hot one today, though, daytime highs inland rising as warm as the upper 90 s to even one triple digit over towards vacaville. i have the full breakdown on today s heat in tomorrow s cool down all still ahead, john, thank you for that. let s get a look at your traffic this morning. hey, a 10 minute drive traveling from the maze to that fremont street exit. across the bay bridge, let s check on the san
Is a 24houraday effort now here in tacloban as operating lights are allowing planes to land at night. In communities we are seeing the aid trickle in. We are seeing people line up for food. But in many plays, they say, well, food aid is certainly not gotten to my street yet. People are fending for themselves. You see people cutting water lines to get some sort of Drinking Water when you ask whether its safe to drink, they ask us, well, what are the on the grounds . We have seen power crews out trying to what are the options . We have seen power crews out trying to clean the debris. Aid is coming in but when will there be enough power, enough food, enough water, is the question. Seth doan, cbs news, tacloban, philippines. Not only are the donations critical to get the supplies to people. A group of nurses is departing sfo in just a few hours to try to take care of some of those victims of typhoon haiyan. Thats where we find kpix 5s betty yu standing by at the airport. Betty, how many of
where we ve been. do you still watch for some wet spots from all that water piled up over the past few days? but no new rain falling actively and that means that we re looking at some nice clear conditions out there right now. you see still us a few flood reports up around the guerneville area on towards forestville still have some standing water up there. but the south bay, nice and dry as is the rest of the bay area. there s rainfall to the north and west of us. that s where it s going to stay today. we will see a few showers possible in the north bay today. but that s about all we ve got. you can see in future cast hour by hour here. just really how quiet today is not a whole lot going on. a few passing clouds, skies generally clearing as we move into the afternoon, though. so very nice and calm one for us. definitely want to capitalize on because you know what s about to happen tomorrow? another round of rainfall pushing in and at times some heavy rainfall into your frida
to 1000 customers don t have power on the peninsula. and in the north bay. well, more than 10,000 customers are still in the dark in the south bay. but first, justin campbell has the latest now from san jose. the power has been out in this willow. glen area for roughly 36 hours since tuesday morning. a pg and e says there are still roughly 300 homes and businesses without power, but crews will be working all night to restore electricity. you know, they just felt like hurricane force winds. we ll lubitz s the howling winds shook his house early tuesday morning waking up him and his wife. came running in here s a tree across the street from us. that was kind of swaying really hard that snapped collapse onto the car, cross the street and then the power went out, lou, because been without power for almost 2 days pg and e says of falling tree took down a transmission tower near the intersection of loneliness and lincoln avenue. the utility is trying to restore some power to