>> not much of a spring break for students around the bay area. track the storm with our free nbc bay area app. new at 11:00 tonight a two alarm fire under control in san francisco's financial district. fire officials say it started right before 9:00 in the base men of a three-story building on clay, two miles from at&t park. firefighters were able to isolate the fire to just the lower level of the building. about 60 people who live there have been impacted. no word on when they will be able to get back into that building. so far, good news, no injuries reported. it's another difficult night in san bernardino. take a look. friends and family gathering at north park elementary school to remember that teacher and her student who were shot and killed by her estranged ex-husband. karin smith was remembered for her love of children. and her life's goal of helping them. her parents spoke about her patience and understanding and her uncanny ability to handle special needs students. >> we will miss them forever. we will certainly regret everything that happened yesterday to take them away from us. >> we are also learning more about the 8-year-old student who died. his name, jonathan martinez. this is his picture. also, he had williams syndrome, which is a genetic disorder. he was an innocent victim in this shooting. a school mate's mom remembered him as extremely affectionate. >> the first day at school they needed someone to show her around. and jonathan told us, i can teach her where everything is at. as for the gunman, the estranged husband was a navy veteran with an extensive criminal past. including domestic violence where he allegedly threatened an exgirlfriend with a butcher's knife. he also they wered karin smith his wife as the two recently separated. >> i'm actually sorry. especially after a week like this. >> spicer under siege and apologizing for an international gaff. sean spicer under fire tonight after attempting to compare the chemical weapons attack in syria to the atrocities of the holocaust. also mistakenly saying that hit letter had never used gas on his own people. ian cole joins us. this may be the end of the line for spicer in the white house. so many people are calling for him to be fired. >> one bay area democratic leader especially. many expressing outrage as the press secretary is apologizing. the social media firestorm rages on over comments made by press secretary sean spicer when he compared syria's president bashar al assad to adolf hit letter. >> we didn't use chemical weapons in world war ii. you had someone as despicable as hitler who didn't each sink to using chemical weapons. >> many lashed out noting he gassed millions of jews in concentration camps during the holocaust. chelsea clinton tweeting i hope the press secretary takes time to visit the holocaust museum, it's a few blocks away. democratic congresswoman nancy pelosi calling for spicer to be fired. >> he has delivered one of the most hopeless slurs against a group of people we have heard from a presidential podium. to imagine, on passover. >> reporter: spicer would later apologize. >> they have both done heinous thing to innocent people and to make a comparison is a mistake. >> reporter: but the damage may be done politically. >> if you have leaders around the world look at this administration and saying what's up? what can we expect? where's the credible. >> there was no words or no tweets from the president tonight on spicer comments ian cole, nbc bay area news. new at 11:00 a sacramento officer on administrative leave because of this cell phone video. watch what is happening. the officer tackled an unarmed jaw weak irto the ground repeatedly punching him in the face. witnesses say the officer tried to stop the man from crossing the street but he kept crossing anyway. >> i thought i was going to be the next trayvon martin shoot me in my back or brack my arms. >> it is a disturbing incident. based on the video, we don't condone this behavior. we are better than that and hold ourselves to higher standard. >> this is for jay walking. sacramento p.d. says it will conduct a criminal investigation. the story isn't going away, the doctor who was dragged off that united airlines flight has hired an attorney and remains in the hospital this evening. united airlines is apologizing but many people are now realizing this could happen on any airline. there is now a federal response and a local response. a san francisco supervisor wants to prohibit sfpd officers from removing any passengers at sfo. tom benson joins us from a rainy city hall with the latest on this developing story. >> reporter: the move here at city hall today, if it is passed would make it so that private airlines could not use sfpd officers to enforce business rules. also making it more difficult for passengers to get injured, and protecting the city were potential lawsuits. new video shows dr. david dao refusing to give up his seat to an airline employee on a flight in chicago on sunday. >> i'm not going. >> reporter: video of what happened next went viral. >> my god. what are you doing. >> reporter: he was on his way to louisville, where he is a medical doctor. he was physically dragged from his seat and off of the aircraft by three security guards. the actions drew harsh criticism and an airlines attendant unit. and a san francisco san francisco supervisor joined the fray. he asked the city attorney to investigate whether san francisco can enact a new policy ibt wering sfpd officers from helping airlines enforce business decisions. >> they actually use force instead of persuasion to get those extra seats that they need. >> reporter: united originally blamed dao for the incident saying he was being uncooperative. but today its ceo said i deeply apologize to the customer forcely removed and to all customers aboard. he prepared an investigation and new rules that will prevent this from happening again. >> our law enforcement officials have better things to do than enforcing airlines' booking policies. >> reporter: as you heard, dr. dao remains in chicago hospital. his attorney says he will not make another comment until he is released from the hospital. more than 100, mostly teachers, demonstrated against education secretary betsy devos in san francisco this afternoon. protesters walked from the federal building to san francisco unified school district headquarters to deliver their message. demonstrators say low pay is driving teachers out of the city and that devos's policy favoring school vouchers and privatization will decimate teacher pay and education funding. >> devos is a millionaire who does not believe in public education, she is in the process of trying to dismantle education. >> union members say the city could lose hundreds of teachers in the coming years due to the high cost of living if a pay increase isn't given. it's about time, literally, and figuratively. the city of san jose turn to technology to speed up emergency response times. and hopefully help save lives. today the city council approved a upgrade for the traffic system that ensures traffic lights are greeno for emergency crews on the way to an emergency. >> this technology allows us to be able to change the signal in our favor, to change it to green, and then allow those other signals to turn red which will alert cars that they need to stop. >> the new system was approved unanimously it will cost $600,000. a santa cruz boy is recovering in the hospital after being hit while crossing the street. the boy was this the crosswalk with his mom when a motorcycle hit him. this happened at mission and van he is in santa cruz. the motorcyclist took off and now police are trying to find the driver. if you have information from that photo please call the santa cruz pd. was this the first time? an 18-year-old dirt biker is accused of driving recklessly in the streets of san francisco. now investigators are trying to determine if he is connected to other dangerous acts on bay area freeways. chp arrested the dirt biker on sunday after they say a group of riders -- they saw them speeding through stop signs and red lights. they used an aircraft -- a police aircraft equipped with a high powered camera to track them. new video of a swim no one expected when a car landed in a santa clara pool. lot of clean up and retears to be done after a teen driver came flying through the fence at 3:00 this the morning and landed in the pool. we first brought you the story as breaking news on today in the bay. the 19-year-old says he lost control of the car, plowed through two fences and went right into the deep end. luckily he wasn't hurt and the homeowner wasn't there at the time. a round of rain on the way wednesday that could push winds close to 30 miles per hour. my full time line on this coming up at 11:20 tonight. also, hold that double-double. a fast-food fight in the bay area. why some neighbors are fired up about plans to build a new in-n-out burger. did you guys see that? >> did you? caught my surprise and caught on camera. the spectacle in the sky that has people across the state buzzing. >> announcer: workers on the tracks hit by a train with a trainee at the controls. >> we just struck some individuals. >> they are blaming the victims for this. >> but bart's own surveillance video reveals there is more to the story. wednesday we uncover the evidence bart is trying to keep from the public. why regulators want to hold bart accountable for the tragedy. wednesday at 11:00 on nbc bay area. we investigate. a battle is sizzling in the east bay. at issue: an in and out burger restaurant. =map= new at 11:00 on the a battling sizzling in the east bay. the issue, an in-n-out burger. the proposed site is at the northwest corner of main and second in walnut creek. people who live nearby say it's going to bring traffic, noise, pollution and lots of teens and they don't want it. cheryl hurd is there. walnut creek is already busy, but in-n-out. >> reporter: it is, the folks around her don't want it. if the developer has his way the in-n-out burger would be built right here. there is a neighborhood right beyond this building. if a fast-food restaurant is built here a lot of them will be very upset. >> this is the proposed building site for in-n-out. >> reporter: the only thing separating the burger joint from dan's backyard is this fence. >> we are not opposed to in-n-out being built in the city. >> reporter: he would rather force the drive through mag magnate to drive somewhere else. >> before we talk about what's going to go in there we would like to have a fruitful dialogue with the city about thoughtful development. >> reporter: the development group filed the commercial use permit for the southern california ferret. the development includes a new starbucks and upgrades to existing buildings in the area. >> there is an element of danger that the community is exposed to when you push traffic for such a cult following favorite like in-n-out in a residenttial neighborhood. >> reporter: the economic development commission telling me that the land use permit has been filed but it's incomplete. angus wants to be a good neighbor but he wants in-n-out to be built where else. >> just because this has been vacant for a year, the owner of this property, it doesn't mean that the first proposal they give us is the one we should jump on. >> reporter: now the next step for this proposal, studies and public hearings. no dates have been set. reporting live in walnut creek i'm cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >> it is a popular spot. thank you cheryl. new details about the police shootout in freemont. the county coroner says roger perez shot himself in the head. it started at the 7-eleven on decoato road. police were called to the scene because someone had a gun. when they arrived police said someone started shooting at them so they fired back. moment later they found the body with a gun nearby. the cameras are rolling in santa clara county. tonight sheriff's deputies are on the streets with their newly issued body cams. this is one of the last major departments in the bay area to get them. this is an extra set of eyes during a traffic stop, arrest or even an officer involved shooting. eventually all 1200 deputies will be equipped with the cam wrasse. the deputies and community watch dog groups are in full support. they are unsung heros. 911 dispatchers. today one of them got credit she deserved. janet was awarded the dispatcher of the year award. she coordinated the emergency crews the night officer kevin downs was shot last october. >> as a fourth generation san franciscan, i take my position as a public safety dispatcher very seriously. i have dedicated all of my adult life to helping citizens, police, and fire personnel of this great city. >> she has been in public safety for 25 years now. buster is out. you might have heard. the question, for how long? the giants are taking no chances with their all-star catcher sitting him down at least week. team doctors reevaluated him today. as feared posey has concussion symptoms. the giants placed him on a seven-day disabled list resevered for players who suffer concussions. this is mandatory protocol for major league baseball after a player gets hit in the head. >> when you are hit in the head you have to use caution. it's different than a hip or a knee. it's just the right move. >> that was him in the clubhouse before tonight's game. more with posey and the giants in ten minutes. and a familiar face from the bay area rang the nasdaq closing bell today from san francisco, 49 ceo jed york joined by the most recent graduating class of milestone makers. a fireball streekd across the sky of southern california and one woman caught it on camera. >> did you guys see that? >> good reaction. she was video chatting with a friend last night when it suddenly flew by, lit up the sky there. there were several 911 calls of people thinking it was a plane crash. but it's believed to be light from a meteor. >> did you see that. >> one of those creepy horror movies. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> coming to theaters near you. >> the blare witch project. we saw all the rain at the giants game. you have got to hand i had to the fans sitting there in their ponchos. >> bring them again tomorrow. if you are a season ticket holder. we are looking at even the potential of heavier rain on the way for that game. i'll have the forecast for that in a moment. let's get into the micro climate forecast for tomorrow morning. it's going to be wet off and on for the commute. everyone with a chance for hit and miss showers. trivalley downs toward the south bay. we'll start in the north bay with 55. 54 in san francisco. and the east bay, possibly slick roads as well and 57. again, nothing in terms of heavy rain for the morning commute but we'll see these areas of rainfall from middletown and potentially all the way down towards morgan hill. things will start to pick up, according to all of the major forecast models that we track, once we hit tomorrow night. really begins to increase here across marin, napa and sonoma counties by 6:00. then will push down to san francisco at 8:30. eventually to san jose as we head into 10:30 at night. heaviest possibility of rainfall as we head into tomorrow evening. toe the micro climate forecast as we head throughout wednesday continues to also keep the clouds in place and those cooler temperatures. 65 in san jose and 63 in cupertino. notice the wind of that's sustained out of the south at 14. a lot of us could see winds gusting as high as 30 miles per hour. in the east bay 67, here in concord for the peninsula, palo alto 67. san francisco, it will be a cool 59 along the embarcadero. again, if you are headed here for the game at at&t park, do prepare for that rainfall. we know umbrellas are not allowed. get the poncho out. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 we are expecting rainfall with temperatures in the low 50s and gusts up to 30 miles per hour out at at&t park. let's head back into the micro climate forecast. maybe you are heading up to wine country. look like temperatures should stay around 63 degrees in sonoma. and heavier rainfall by the evening. while it's going to be wet here. don't be caught off guard if you are heading to lake tahoe. tomorrow night, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, we should start to see snow coming around. 17 inches in king vaal. 15 inches in twin bridges. and 12 inches for kirkwood. on the extended forecast we are starting to see things try to shake out of here by thursday with just a little bit of spotty rainfall. dry on friday. dry on saturday. and then easter sunday, yes, a chance here of some rainfall. the way things look right now we will see the rain starting 9:00 to 1:00 p.m. on easter sunday. if you are making plans for the egg hupts, at least the way thing go right now, the earlier the better. also for any kind of church plans that you might have. you can see for the interior valley forecast we'll also see the same scenario here with eventually more rainfall by easter sunday. >> keep the ponchos handy. >> it just keeps coming. thank you jeff. up next, spreading the word about two sick dogs. the concern being raised about a popular dog park in the city. and we have jimmy. hey guys, we'll have kiefer sutherland. music from rebel, and a basket case. do not change the channel, it's good. happening now on our home page the dmv is krarking down on drivers who park illegally in spaces designated for the disable. dmv investigators held number of crackdowns across the street where they found thousands of able bodied drivers parking in disabled parks spots. the san jose football coach dancing at practice. we should node, he was mc hammer's lead dancer back in the day. we posted the video on our facebook page. back in a moment. a major shift in prostate screening advice for men in their mid 50's. get checked -- even you're a major shift in prostate screening advice for men in their mid 50s. get checked even if you are healthy. today an ininfluential medical task force announcing new screening guidelines urging all men 55 to 59 to talk to their doctor about getting a psa test. under the old guidelines those not showing signs of problems were urged not to get a screening. concern for dog owners in san francisco after two dogs got sick after visiting press ida park. gee yarda is prep after heavy storms but the symptoms that the dogs got sick from done match up. >> it is not the typical signs we see from giardia. >> parks and recs say they haven't put anything on the grass in the past year and they will look look further into the matter. a dog in vacaville got himself into a predict member this morning. this is lex. he got his head stuck. the 1 yearly puppy tried to stick his head sp the dryer vent hole cut into the garage. firefighters had to come out, cut the wall and get lex out. head is stuck in the hole. >> we see him. >> sitting there all, all right, no problem. up next, what the giants did tonight without buster posey and the a's are making headlines and they didn't even play. we'll explain. you ready for the playoffs? the warriors first round is this wekend in oakland -- okay. are you ready for the playoffs? the warriors' first round is this weekend in oakland against the blazers. >> could be a long run for warriors. the sharks begin tomorrow night in he hedmonton. as for baseball, the giants already off to a lousy start. buster posey out at least a week. tonight he watched from the bench. now, a very common rule in baseball, unwritten rule, you hit one of our guys we are going to hit you back. jeff smart gentleman hitting a diamond back player early in the game. in the third inning a bases loaded thipel by jake lamb. couldn't make the catch in outfield. the giants make a laid run but lose 4-3 they are 3-6 on the season. the president of the a's making another popular move. a lao live look at the cole see yum. tarps are coming off. the a's will remove the tarps that covered the third deck for more than a decade. tickets will be sold for $15 each and the team will donate 50% of the proceeds to oakland promise, an organization trying to increase the number of college grads from oakland. >> all right. i've sat in that upper deck many times. back in a moment with an incredible escape by a dog. stay with us. live-stream your favorite sport, at the airport. binge dvr'd shows, while painting your toes. on demand laughs, during long bubble baths. tv on every screen is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. all your tv at home. the most on demand, your entire dvr, top networks, and live sports on the go. included with xfinity tv. xfinity the future of awesome. i got it. i gotcha baby. 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