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
that we do have rain across the berkeley hills tomorrow morning is going to be a foggy start. so the morning not going to be looking so much like this one clear skies at the coastline through the bay all the way inland this morning. and current temperatures are actually quite warm. most of us are in the 60 s, pittsburgh. and brett, what you re starting off the morning in the 70 s while some 50 s across the north bay in petaluma it nevado and napa hanging out in those 50 s to start the day. winds are definitely still a factor, especially inland. we re going to see a change in wind direction, though. the return of a cool sea breeze. so after 11:00am this morning, we should see those red flag warnings expiring for areas like solano county. still a hot one this afternoon. definitely a cooler one along the coastline. you see the return of some cool ocean air before anyone else in the beta as that cool air sweeps in tonight, going to have a big difference for us tomorrow. we ll be
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