alley last night. neighbors heard activity firsthand. >> we heard two pop shots, bam, bam, and that was it. >> reporter: the confrontation began outside this 7-11. the clerk said he bought cigarettes, cig gars, and beer. an officer was flagged down by someone who reported that a person had a gun in the parking lot. the officer called for backup at 11:37 p.m. his customer ran across the street and threw the shopping center. police followed. the swat team arrived, a helicopter hovered overhead. a drone scanned the scene. neighbor louis hernandez said they asked the suspect to surrender for 15 minutes. >> they said, everything will be okay, everything will be okay, just come out, but he would not. >> reporter: the police have not said why, but two officers eventually fired at the suspect. he died at the scene. no officers were injured. was there a firearm recovered? >> that's still in the preliminary stages of the investigation. >> reporter: the others inside the suspect's car were taken into custody for questioning and the shopping center reopen within the past half hour. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. new this morning, a stabbing victim recovers at san francisco general hospital after being attacked at 6th and mission streets this morning. the stabbing happened at 7:30 avm. police took one into custody. the intersection was closed for hours after the stabbing. investigators have not released amotive. happening now, pge is working to restore power after a huge tree fell. the tree took out power lines and power poles on prospect street before 8:00 last night. they are taking the tree apart. 2,000 customers lost power. they turned lites back only for most people, but the remaining 35 customers will not have power restored until after 8:00 tonight. another storm is headed our way, concerns more trees will fall this week, and we're watching the next storm. clouds moving in over san francisco as we look at our tower camera. mike has a closer look when the rain is expected to move in, mike? >> all right, matt, thank you very much. hi, everybody. talk about how active the week will be and into next week. the next 8-14 days full of chances of wet weather and cooler than average temperatures. 40% rain tomorrow, 70% wednesday and 40% thursday and sunday night, not easter morning, into monday. more lain. what's coming our way tomorrow? healthy looking storm headed our way, but it has limited energy and moisture and weakens and moves north of us for the most part. our first storm on tuesday, scattered showers, rain potential in the south bay to the north bay, breezy, but nothing's going to be damaging as far as flooding or windy conditions. that's why i ranked it light, 1, on the storm impact scale. a look at the rest of the storms and temperatures, and, of course, opening day forecast coming up. >> of course. thanks, mike. even with our next round of rain in the forecast, the city of san jose moves forward with plans to close down a temporary flood shelter. the seven trees community center housed victims of the coyote creek flood since february. 60 people are still there and forced out today. the city will be able to put some people in hotels and motels for 30 days at a time. the housing department is working on affordable housing options for those residents who are unable to return home. new this morning, judge gorsuch was sworn in, but the fight has not ended yet. >> reporter: judge neil gorsuch, now the 113th person to be sworn into the highest court in the count country. his confirmation marked the first major win for the trump administration with congress. >> the most important thing that a president of the united states does is appoint people to the united states supreme court, and i got it done in the first 100 days. that's even nice. >> reporter: also another political first, confirming a supreme court nominee with the simple majority vote, 54 yes to 45 nays. >> i'm humled by the trust placed in me today. i will never forget that to whom much is given, many will be expected. >> reporter: taken more a year to get to today. the long road to a new supreme court justice was paved with partisan politics. last year, republicans refused to consider president obama's pick to fill the spot, judge garland, arguing the next president should choose the nominee. this year, democrats argued gorsuch's record was too conservative and filibustered to remove his nomination. now they return to the previous balance, four conservatives, four liberals, and kennedy as the swing vote. he could be a deciding vote in upcoming cases like housing discrimination, church and state separation, and same-sex rights including a case involving a colorado baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. janae norman, abc news washington. developing news in egypt. the country's president declared a three-month state of emergency following deadly bombings at two coptic christian churches. funerals have been held for the first victims. state media reports 49 killed. isis claims responsibility for the bombings. this video here shows a suicide bomber detonating his bomb at a security check point outside a church in alexandria. that came hours after an earlier attack. egyptian troops have been deployed to help police secure vital visits. russia and iran have warned the united states not to take further military action in the war torn country. last week's air strikes crossed the line, they say. the group warned if the u.s. conducts further military operations in syria, there would be some sort of response. social media erupts with the latest airline controversy. this time, a man is forcibly dragged off the plane against his will, and now united airlines tries to explain why. what we're learning about the shocking videos. and breaking news in southern california. just word of a school shooting in san bernardino. at least four injured there. this is a live picture from our sister station's helicopter breaking news from southern california where there's been a shooting at an elementary school in the city of san bernardino. this is a live picture from our sister station kabc's helicopter. now, this happened in the past half hour in north park elementary school. our sister station kabc says there's four injuries. police spoke person tells kabc the situation is contained and suspected shooter is down as well. san bernardino police chief said the shooting is believed to be a murder-suicide. neighboring schools are on lockdown. we're following this closely and will update you through our news. all right. united airlines doing damage control this morning after an end counter going viral. three police officers dragging a passenger off a plane. we want to warn you. this video is disturbing to you. [ screaming ] >> hey, hey, just come on. come on. >> viral video posted on twitter showing the incident last night. the flight from chicago to louisville kentucky was overbooked. a united airline spokesperson said it asked four passengers allegedly selected at random to give up their seats for airline employees on standby. united said this man refused, so they called airport police to take him off the plane. the airline issued a statement saying, in any case, when there are not enough volunteers, passengers may be denied boarding in accordance with united's boarding policy. however, in this case, everyone had been allowed to board. united tweeted a statement from the ceo this morning, "this is an upsetting event to all of us here at united. i apologize for having to reaccommodate these customers." united policy allows airlines to determine passenger priority based on factors like the fare, itinerary, frequent flier status, and check-in time. the best defense from getting booted off a flight is to get to the airport early, although, we must emphasize it's not clear whether the timing had anything to do with this case. despite bad headlines, u.s. airlines have better grades across the board according to the airline quality rating report showing airlines are better to sticking to schedules, losing fewer bags, and customers are complaining last often. if you plan a trip soon, here's the top ranking u.s. carriers, alaska number one, followed by delta, virgin, jetblue, and hawaiian airlines. big anoupgsment from wells fargo. the bank is taking back another $75 million from two former temperature executives for their roles in he fake account fias fiasco. former ceo stumpf returns $28 million in pay. he was too slow in investigating the bank sales tactics and took $47 million from the community bank chief for refusing to change the sales model. they admitted to creating millions of unauthorized accounts to reach unrealistic sales goals. getting a job at mcdonalds could be a snap in australia. the fast food giant uses snapchat to hire workers down under. free mobile app lets you send videos and messages that disappear after the recipient views them. according to the news site, mcdonalds asks job seekers to send a 10 second video using a filter of them in aing uniform, and they call it >> what if you could take your little one in a car, get that experience without leaving the house. coming up next, the new kind of crib promising to put your baby to sloop in no time. it's almost time to play ball at at&t park. a live look right now inside the ballpark, a little batting practice there before the game starts. the doors are just about to open. up next, a sneak peek at all the festivities for the giants' home opener today. and live look right now at the south beach camera outside at&t park. looking good for the game. meteorologist is tracking changing weather our singing challenge to this guy. >> trap queen in spanish backwards while getting your chest waxed. >> next "right this minute." all right. happening today, first pitch for the giants' home opener two hours away. >> we're ready. >> you have the uniform on. >> put me in the game, coach. we are live at at&t park where it's happening for the big day, amy? >> reporter: hi! they do all they can to make it a great experience tort fans. the first 40,000 get a calendar with all the players. batting practice going on now for the early birds to get to watch, a special performance for the national anthem, but what we learned in talking to the fans, they don't don't need this, they are happy to be here for the home opener. >> opening day t-shirts. >> reporter: t-shirts for today are now, but the home opener crowd is made up of old-timers, loyal, loyal fans, standing with the giants for a long time. don't miss a home opener. >> from 1989 to --19 >> reporter: along with new shirts, old-time shirts find new. >> i paid more for a nosebleed ticket now season's worth of tickets before. i'm old. >> reporter: her ticket today cost her $140. that doesn't hold them back. fans line up at the gate well before the 11:00 opening. >> i love it. i love coming. sometimes we get her earlier, but we're late. we're late. >> reporter: first in line. >> i know, but we're late today. usually we're here at 3:30 in the morning. >> reporter: fans will get a show. cast members from "hamilton" kick things off and sing the national anthem before the giants take on the diamondbacks. the team is off to a rough 2-5 start, fans are not worried. >> they are going to come around. it's just -- they were rocky in spring training when i watched them, but they are just getting their feet under them. they will be okay. >> reporter: you can see fans are already streaming into the stadium, and we are still two hours away from the first pitch. a spokesperson i talked to said the team is very happy to be home, and everyone's hoping that the players getting some home cooking, sleeping in their own beds help them get back on track and bring in a victory today. reporting live from san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thanks. we play well at home. >> there are kids now, 18 years at at&t, but kids now who grew up not knowing what it was like to bring a blanket to a game at candle stick park in the middle of summer. >> right. >> watching the hot dog wrappers fly through. don't you miss that? >> yeah, no. >> no, not at all. no. >> at&t park. >> weather good today? >> not bad by at&t standards. >> a little cold. >> yes. it's the boys of summer. in san francisco, that's cool. pennsylvan 58 degrees. 1:35 first pitch because the game's on espn. 57, warming up to 60. somebody tweeted me this, glad they did. these are the temperatures for the giants' opener. last year, 69. 58, then 75, then 61. and colder in 2012 at 55 degrees. that was the high in san francisco for those giants openers. we have rave in santa rosa this morning, and you can see some clouds streaming in that will continue to break up like they have all morning. you see a lot of sun here. 280 and 17 at san jose, becomes partly cloudy and cooler than average today. two storms brings rain tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, cool, more chances of rain next week. 8-14 days of below average chances and healthy rain chances for april. 55 in santa rosa, san ramone at 58. oakland 61, and 57 in san francisco. on the way to about 60-65 degrees around the bay. 63-68 inland, and 59 at the coast. a beautiful shot from emeryville, the golden gate bridge, low to mid-60s at 2:00, and back in the 50s at the coast by 4:00 and stay there while we're in the mid-60s at the bay. same mid to upper 50s at 7:00 and 8:00. tonight, cloud cover, not quite as cool as this morning, mid-40s to low 50s. 46-51. tomorrow, light showers like this morning up in the north bay, a sprinkle, drizzle elsewhere. that'll be the case through noon across the north bay and into the latter parts of the afternoon hours into the evening rush. scattered showers for everybody else. that continues through wednesday morning. see the moisture coming up from the south. that's going to feed this next system, most of wednesday's going to be spent setting the table or priming this storm. you can see by 6:00, some yellow shows up, and that's moderate showers rolling through wednesday night into thursday, and i think thursday's morning commute will be the toughest, the wettest, and the most wind. it is a 1 on the storm impact scale. sun friday and saturday, and rain sunday is well into the evening hours. >> all right. mike, thank you. parents, you know a crying baby is soothed and put to sleep just by a drive. check this out. ford created a prototype of a new kind of crib that simulates a car ride. the max motor dreams looks like a designer basinet with a speaker under the baby playing engine sounds. the crib rocks side to side, semilating a moving car. the rim of the crib is lined with led lights to turn on and off like passing under streetlights. this is considered to be mass produced due to popular demand. we are tracking breaking news from southern california where there's been a shooting at an elementary sc live breaking news. updating that breaking news from san bern dee nowhere there's been a shooting on an elementary school campus. city's police chief called it a murder-suicide. it happened inside a classroom. sister station in los angeles says two people are dead. also hearing two students injured along with a teacher. shooting happened an hour ago at north park elementary school. there's no longer a threat on campus, but students are taken to a nearby high school where parents are asked to pick them up. you can see them all lining up there in a field. we'll continue to monitor this story following us on twitter for updates as they come in. also coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, an unusual recall of popular salad mix pulled from the shelves after a discovery was made inside the container. bay area middle schooler going on tour for a big time california band in south america. that story tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. a florida man said he was denied $100,000 jock pot because he let his friend try her luck. >> putting $50 in the slot machine at a casino in ft. lauderdale and let the friend push the button for luck. she hit the jackpot, but he did not win a dime. why? >> well, according to the rules, the person who pulls the arm or presses the button is the winner. >> upstairs,s eye in the sky says she touched the button, technically we pay her. >> i never had such big jackpot in my life. >> reporter: well, she says she offered to give him some of the money, but then things got nasty, and now they are not friends. >> huh. >> what would you do? keep it? give if back? split it? weal hear from you, there's a poll on abc 7 news bay area. there's no winners in the story, but she won, $100,000. she's the winner, i guess. >> if it were us, we'd go split three ways evenly, 33%, 33%, 33%. >> put it on -- >> we'd put it on the roulette table all on black. double it. >> that's right. and then we'll have that. all right. the giants, good luck today as well. bet on the black and orange. for us here at abc 7 news, thank you for joining us. >> have a great day, everybody. >> welcome to whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." all week, we're playing with some very bright young people who are hoping to turn their book smarts into cold, hard cash. so don't move. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. it's whiz kids week here on "millionaire." [cheers and applause] love this week. incredible kids. and how about this one. with an iq in the 99th percentile, today's whiz kid uses her intelligence to crack codes and has conquered 20 escape rooms all over the u.s. hoping to escape with $1 million today, please welcome 14-year-old sarah schwartz. [cheers and applause] hi, sarah, come on over. >> it's nice to meet you. >> hi, nice to meet you. [audience members whooping] how're you doing?

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