tonight, the deadly workplace shooting and what we ve just learned tonight. a gunman opening fire at a transportation facility in san jose, california, shooting and killing at least eight victims. authorities now say they were shot in two different buildings. the bomb squad sweeping the facility all day, searching for possible explosives. and late today police now identifying the shooter, an employee found dead at the scene. they say he set his home on fire before driving to work. we are at both scenes tonight. and a short time ago president biden again lowering flags to half-staff for a mass shooting. the fifth time since he became president. saying, enough. the major news on the coronavirus tonight. where did covid come from? tonight president biden now asking u.s. intelligence to, quote, redouble efforts to investigate the source.
out. that s very important during this time. i m sorry. it is a bit much now. i share it. it does feel overwhelming. jonathan, give may final thought. i m looking at the pictures and it looks like to me what i see from the aerials is that this must have all happened inside the facility because you don t see a lot going on outside. this is from a little while ago. talk to me about the security at a transportation facility like this. transportation is part of critical infrastructure here in the united states and there is an increased level of security that s held around transportation hubs as well as maintenance facilities. again it would be tragic had this individual if they were an employee leveraged the information they had to engage in an ability to get into that facility with their weapon and
a tragic dark day in the bay area with a long road ahead. thanks for joining tonight the deadly workplace shootingunmanpeng fir at a transportation facility in san jose, california, shooting and killing at least eight victims. authorities say they were shot in two different building. the bomb squad searching for possible explosives. police identifying the shooter, an employee, found dead at the scene. they say he set his home on fire before driving to work. a short time ago president biden lowering flags to half staff for a mass shooting. the fifth time since he became president, saying enough. the major news on the coronavirus tonight. where did covid come from? president biden asking u.s. inefforts to investigate the
As the Killeen Independent School District continues to grow, the school board and district administration are faced with the task of ensuring the districtâs facilities keep up with the projected population increase.
Tuesday the Killeen ISD board of trustees met to compare transportation options to keep pace with the growing needs of the district.
Killeen Independent School District school buses depart the bus depot located off Atkinson Avenue in Killeen on Friday, March 28.By Lauren Dodd | Herald staff writer
The existing Main Transportation Facility, at 2301 Atkinson Ave., is at capacity, according to the district, with a total of 240 buses parked at the site. On the south side of town, the Sheridan Transportation Facility, located at 9132 Trimmier Road, is also at capacity, according to the district, with 110 buses parked at that location.
Killeen Independent School District Superintendent John Craft will provide the school board with an update on virtual learning plans for the 2021-2022 school year during the upcoming board workshop Tuesday.
Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of parents have informed Killeen ISD that they prefer to keep their children enrolled in a virtual learning setting.
The district has received 855 requests for a virtual learning option for the 2021-2022 school year, according to the school board workshop agenda. Parents submitted their requests for virtual learning to the district from March 3 to March 26.
âAs we prepare for the 2021-2022 school year, we have been collecting enrollment data that will be presented to include instructional modality preferences,â the agenda states. âThis will be an opportunity to discuss future plans regarding in-person and virtual learning opportunities for students.â