up. there's electricity in the air and we've been waiting for it. >> we really have. we're now two and a half hours from gametime, laura, as you were mentioning. brandon bell was out there taking bp and mad baum right around my shoulder. >> you can't beat it. so we're got all the action from inside the park. meantime, outside the park is our own meteorologist kari hall with a look at the game day forecast. looking good. >> hey, sam and laura. you're inside the park. i'm across mccovey cove on the other side of the park. a lot less action going on here, but we're near the tailgaters and everyone is enjoying the sunshine and the warmer temperatures. i've taken my jacket off. it feels nice out here. let's take a look at the temperature trend as we go through the rest of the day for the tailgaters out here. temperatures in the 50s and will reach in the low 60s just briefly after we go into this afternoon. a mix of sun and clouds, and the rain will be holding off today so we're in for some perfect weather for this homeowner for the giants here at at&t park. coming up a little bit later, we'll talk about the temperature trend as we go through the game, and also we'll show you some tailgaters. i've got some cheerleaders behind me. everyone having a great time so hopefully you guys are having a great time, too. back for you. >> thank you, kari. we'll check back in with you. our big story of the day is in the east bay. investigators piecing together a chain of events that led to at least one fremont police officer killing and shooting a suspect last night just before midnight at a 7-eleven on decoto road and fremont boulevard. damian trujillo has been on the scene and just spoke with investigators. what do you know? >> reporter: still a lot of unanswered questions this morning, scott. police cleared the crime scene here about 45 minutes ago. the man suspect was shot and killed at the end of this parking lot behind this walgreens shopping center on decoto and fremont boulevard here in the city of fremont. this is the second of two crime scenes that left one man dead. the first crime scene was at this 7-eleven store just off of highway 880. a clerk would not go on cameras, but he told me a customer pulled a gun on another customer. that's when a police officer with an east bay regional parks pulled up and called for emergency backup. when fremont police arrived, they say a man hadn't ensued that included a search helicopter. >> we have issued a deal right now and there's a large field behind the walgreens area where this incident together place. >> reporter: investigators say fremont police officers finally confronted the man in this delivery port for a strip mal. louis hernandez lives next to the scene and heard the commotion. >> authorities were trying to ask the subject to come out and telling him everything would be okay. come on out. >> reporter: that's when at least one officer fired his gun. >> i heard two shots. >> reporter: you don't know what prompted your officer to fire? >> that will be part of the investigation, what their observations were that happened at that area. >> reporter: police won't see if the suspect fired at the officers first or even if he was armed at the time. and both the 7-eleven and the strip mal here on decoto and fremont boulevard have now reopened but the shops have remained closed throughout this investigation. we're live in fremont. i'm damian trujillo, nobodies bay area news. >> damian, thank you. on the peninsula campus police at stanford are still on the hunt for a man who could be behind two attacks, two gropings of female students friday night. the attacks happened within 20 minutes of each other and just two blocks apart on escondido road. in both cases the groper was described at a short, bald man. however, police add they are not ruling out the possibility they could be looking for two different suspects. also happening today, the man accused of killing a richmond mother in front of her two children should be arraigned today. this is video of lawyer mcbride after his arrest in sacramento last week. police say he shot and killed his ex-girlfriend in richmond last tuesday as she drove her children to school. the children were not hurt. a 20-year-old woman is still missing while we're learning new details about text messages to her mom claiming her daughter was kidnapped. alicia yeoman was last seen march 30th. police are investigating the disappearance as a possible kidnapping. yeoman's mother received text messages demand agran some, but the texts turned out to be a hoax, and one person has been arrested for sending them. investigators say that person was not involved in the student's disappearance. >> president donald trump's nominee neil gorsuch has been sworn in as the ninth member of the supreme court. this after, of course, a bitter fight in congress. republicans shut down the opposition from democrats by permanently changing senate rules so they could end debate and confirm him with 51 votes rather than the usual 60. of course, it's his former boss anthony kennedy who swore gorsuch in a rose garden ceremony alongside president trump. >> our country is counting on you to be wise, impartial and fair. >> gorsuch was sworn in just in time to sit in on many cases headed to the court, including a challenge to the president's travel ban. and we're going to take it back out there to the giants home opener. fans are lining up to get into at&t park. they are itching to start the season. we saw some of them cheering behind kari hall just a couple of minutes ago. >> we'll get back to sam and lawyer and let's get over to pete suratos as well who has a lucky ticket and is out at the ballpark with the giants faithful. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and vicky, and perfect timing. you can hear this man over here. they are starting to open up the gates as fans are walking through willie mays gate. expecting another sellout crowd, you see a sea ofgers, the posey jerseys and mad bum jerseys, and i had a chance to talk to some of the fans that it's simply a tradition to have them couple to the game. let's hear them talk about it. >> the people are so happy. don't have to think about everything going on in the world. just enjoy a ball game. >> every year opening day. we've been together for 19 years. she's almost 14 years old, and she came into the picture three years ago and so she's been coming along as well. >> reporter: that's one lucky teenager. she's been to every home season opener since she's been born. i'll tell you a look at the crowd as they are checking into the game. starting at 1:30 p.m., and we heard from the fans, but you know what, guys, the fans aren't only ones excited about the home season opener. the players are ready for it all as well. we'll hear from them in the next half hour, but we'll send it back to sam and laura. these fans are heading your way right now, guys. >> i thought you were going to say they are not the only ones excited out here, sam and i. >> we're fans, too. >> we really are. thank you so much, pete. everybody is getting excited outside of what's on inside, right here on the field as the giants themselves are warming up with a little batting practice. >> you can hear the crack of the bat behind us. >> it's amazing. >> every single year there's new bells and whistles introduced to at&t park and right now we'll tell but some of those this year and we start with the lighting, laura, not necessarily right now because it's so beautiful and filled with sunlight but this year a big upgrade to tell you. >> that's right. every year the giants are looking to improve -- >> well, we seem to have lost the sound. >> the rflt pole line will serve as the new home as the s.f. hart flag tore after every victory look towards right field for the flags to be raised. >> and pete suratos was reporting to us about the new toyota fan zone which is this the process of becoming a major remodeling success. that's going to be out there in the outfield. i had a chance to at least speak with the giants president and ceo larry baer about this this morning and here's what he had to say about the fan zone experience. >> well, we're going to be expanding the zone that we have for kids, and the toyota fan zone is going to be geared to kids, a great running area, chocolates, it will be fantastic. >> fans can also pay $99. that gets them two game tickets for the standing room only area which is great thing, you know, to do as a family or whatever. get you inside the park. >> totally, 99 bucks, the fan zone, does that sound like something the triplets would be interested in. >> i had to kell them last night i was coming here because they would be upset with me all weekend. >> one day they will get to  experience this. we're also speaking with george costa who is the director the baseball operations and i think you've probably seen him. one of many people dressed out to the nines, the giants at at&t park. we'll sent you back into the studio right now as we've kind of taken the awe of this great day that we've been waiting for. >> looks absolutely gorgeous there. couldn't be better spring weather for this first game. >> no doubt. >> it's perfect baseball weather, and there's not even weather today. such a hallmark of this park, no wind. >> shedding the layers out here. we'll have the game day forecast as well. >> you guys can watch the game at home. nbc sports bay area on cable, 1:35 this afternoon. >> up next at 11:00. no credit the investigation into a contractor who has been paid thousands of dollars because of the work. >> two bombings in egypt during the religion holiday and the fallout after that violence. >> plus, unfair practices, the reason the federal government is telling google to pay up. >> nbc bay area responds. we've recovered over $500,000 for our viewers. if you want, call us or visit nbc bay area.com/responds. bakg ns o ofoutrn cafora tse e e the time is 11:13 and we're following breaking news right now out of southern california. these are live pictures coming in from our sister station in los angeles. reports of a shooting at an elementary school. we're talking about this north park school there, the san bernardino fire department is tweeting out updates right now there are gunshot victims there. our sister station nbc l.a. is reporting four victims, including a teacher and two students and at this point they are confirming two people have died. the police there are saying that they believe the shooter is down, so this is a situation that may be neutralized at this point. okay, we will continue following this throughout our newscast and bring you more information as we get it. >> as we continue to watch that we watch the market. the dow industrials gaining 33 points and nasdaq up 9. electric carmaker tesla has surpassed general motors as the most valuable automaker in the united states. tesla currently has had a marked fall of $51.3 billion compared with $51 billion for gm. now toyota holds the top spot worldwide at $173 billion. last week tesla said it developed a company record 25,000 vehicles in the first quarter of this year. the federal government is accusing google of paying women less than men had. the u.s. department of labor has taken google to court and in court testimony friday the dol said it found, quote, systemic compensation disparities. now, labor does have an agenda here. it wants the courts to take its side as it demands google turn over more pay information, information google wants to keep secret from its competitors. google does work for the federal government as a contractor, and the rules say it does have to show that to it the government but it hasn't. families in egypt are in mourning after two deadly bombing attacks during palm sunday services. in one case police say a bomb placed under a pew detonated in a church near cairo. in the other, a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a church in alexandria. the bombings killed at least 44 people, many of them children. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. president trump joined other national -- international leaders in condemning that violence. churches are now on heightened alert and a three-month state of emergency has been declared. a marin county sheriff's deputy is recovering after a drunk driver slammed no his patrol car. it happened yesterday just after 3:00 in the morning. the deputy was on shore line highway in mill valley. the sheriff's department says the driver crossed into the oncoming lane hitting the patrol car head-on. the deputy suffered minor injuries. the unidentified driver is now charged with dui. >> "the mercury news" reports investigators are looking into whether hundreds of thousands of dollars of work that was paid for was never actually done in san jose schools. the newspaper says an audit involves at least $300,000 of work for schools in allen rock. the audit comes amidst complaints that some schools lack basic amenities. the contractor in question did not issue any kind of response. well, we are counting down to the giants homeowner. everyone pumped for the season to start again here in san francisco. we'll head back out live to sam and laura. >> can you guys feel the anticipation? tell us all about it. >> oh, my goodness, the anticipation is high out here, both inside the ballpark and outside as well as fans are already starting to arrive. there's something about this day that is just simply magical. >> magical is exactly the right word. we can hear batting practice over our shoulder and i can actually hear you now. we have george costa here who is the svp of baseball operations and in case you're wondering that's a custom made suit. >> no kidding. slick and ready to go. takes a lot of preparation to get red for a day like this, george. >> the buildup once january returns and the super bowl is over we have fanfest and you really start planning. it's a process. hundreds of people are involved for this day. we know the fan base is excited. it's the first day of school. happy new year, that sort of thing, old friends and faces come back to work in employees and fans alike and people really look forward to it and our job is to get this place looking as good as we can including the guy that runs it every year. we do that thanks to a lot of people's efforts. >> you can't both it. the crews have been out here literally dusting every single seat. it's amazing to see. >> to talk to the crew members they will tell you this is just another game. we have 81 of them, but as you describe, there's something about a home opener, opening day, that just sets it apart. you've been with the giants you've said for 29 years. >> yes. is this your favorite day of the season? >> i think it's really special. we really honor our roots and our legacy and the way we decorate this ballpark it's really a tribute and the way we have alumni, willie mays, willy mccovey. >> pretty big names. >> we real el connect with our fan base and former players, and i think that that gives a sense of really being a special day, no matter what's gone on on the road trip or whatever the situation s.people so much look forward to this day, and there's really a lot of prep involved because we know as people that work here, we have a lot of ployed. >> of course. >> and the work force has a lot of pride. it's 1 of 81 and it's a unique one and part of a journey that hopesfully means you'll play in october. i want to be able to put bunting out in october, so it's a cumulative effort really by hundreds of people. >> you start ironing that bunting now, buddy, okay. >> looks great. you're from an italian family, it's like family reunited here. >> such a great day. always good to have you. thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. >> one of the things that i hear that sincerely makes you bay area proud and the weather, of course. >> never thought i would say this. i feel the sun beating down on me and it's, dare i say, hot, kara hall, standing by outside of the stadium. >> i wouldn't say hot but i've taken my jacket off. hit it out of the park for the home opener. yes, it's bright and sunny. the clouds have parted, and we'll have more of this beautiful weather throughout the game. everyone that i've seen walking by really just enjoying all of this sunshine, and the boats are starting to roll into mccovey cove hoping to catch one of those homers coming out of the park during the game, and you have the fans over here. over on this side of the bay we have a lot of tailgaters, people just really enjoying this time outside and taking it in before heading inside the stadium for the game, so you're seeing those cute little yachts there in the cove and also some kayakers. a lot more of them starting to arrive. so as we go throughout the day going to see more of this beautiful weather, so excited that things are very nice here so let's head into the studio to see what's happening as we get ready for the game to start. >> well, us a mentioned, kara, it doesn't get much better for a home opener. with we're talking perfect baseball weather and definitely on the colder side and all over the bay area we're already climbing into the upper 50s and 60s, penalty la a nice cool 6 is and tri-valley 56 and we're still seeing a few lingering high clouds, but all in all these 50s will be warming up. the temperature trend is showing us climbing into the 60s briefly with a high of 62 which 3:00 and even in the san jose area expected to climb to about 68 degrees. it's definitely going to be one of the great spring days. microclimate highs along the coastline upper 60s and inland areas lower 60s, hour-by-hour outlook because we are tracking some changes ahead. afternoon we're expecting clearing and breezy near the coast and then tuesday morning we are expected some showers to move in. first we'll see some patching morning fog and then tuesday morning commuters into 5:00, 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. hour. do have a chance of things being pretty slick so be careful if this is your morning commute. a chance of showers through tuesday on the peninsula and a few scattered showers here and there through tuesday night and into wednesday. we're tracking an additional system and that's what we're really keeping a close eye on and that will bring us the greatest chance for widespread rainfall. that will head into thursday as well. now, as of now it looks like friday will be clearing in san francisco and inland areas. both areas expecting the rain as we head into wednesday and thursday and out of all the days of the week this is the best one to have the giants home opener without a doubt. as we head into tomorrow, expecting a high of 67 degrees. all in all it's going to be pretty nice today, and then we do have changes coming along the way. i'll tend things over to you guys. >> thank you, as we are reminded of the violence in the world at a school in san bernardino where four people have been injured. here is knbc. >> cal state san bernardino. parents are being advised to bring their ids with them. we see a police officer there right now, and, again, this is about a urt kwaer miquarter mil campus. we continue to see parents, we assume parents walking into frame there, finding out the conditions of their children, even though we've gotten word here from district officials that this particular campus is safe. the situation has been neutralized and taken care of. >> right now we're gathering information and we have crews on the ground. >> we're paying attention to knbc and all of our news agencies. this is north park school in san bernardino. we know two people to be dead. we also understand it was a domestic violence situation in which the teacher knew the attacker. apparently the attacker has been neutralized. that's one of the dead people. we'll bring you the very latest throughout this newscast. coming up next, united airlines under fire this morning. have you seen this video? >> my god. look what you did to him! >> well, it's video of a man being forcibly removed off of a flight, a paying customer, mind you. how united's ceo is now responding as this video goes viral around the world. >> and we continue to follow that breaking news of a shooting in a southern california school. we'll have the very latest when we come back. first happening now in london, thousands of officers turned out for the funeral of constable keith palmer. palmer was killed during last month's westminster terror attack. english police observed two minutes of silence in his honor. in hawaii same-sex couples are pushing for equal fertility rights. insurance provides fertility treatments for straight couple and the state could be the first to expand that coverage. we'll be right back after this. haa tketnd sea begdrgedff unid g welcome back. new video shows be a airline passenger who had a ticket and a seat being dragged off a united airlines flight because the flight was overbooked. according to united he refused to volunteer to give his seat up, and this video is getting a lot of attention right now. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> no! >> hey, hey, hey. >> my god, what are you doing? >> this is wrong. >> look at what you did to him! >> i have to go home. i have to go home. i have to go home. >> that's that same man running back on to the plane. >> remember, this is a man with a ticket and a seat. united airlines flight from chicago, the plane was overbooked so four passengers were told they had to leave to make room for united airlines employees. nobody volunteered and a computer picked passengers randomly. the man whose odds were not in his favor refused to leave. security pulled the passenger out of the seat and dragged him out and you saw him seemingly disoriented saying he needed to get home. in a statement united ceo oscar munoz apologized, and that apology is getting a lot of criticism because munoz said, quote, i apologize for having to reaccommodate those passengers. >> this incident having a lot of passengers wondering about their accommodation when it comes to united. here pr kerfuffle. coming cup, video of an explosive fire that burned two cars and a home in the east bay. why it's being called suspicious. >> and we continue to follow that breaking news of the san bernardino school shooting. again, nbc news reporting that it is a murder-suicide but also two children were somehow involved. we are working to get the very latest facts for you. we'll have them for you when we come back. (adbbreingewsut sohercalorn th we want to bring you an update now on our breaking news story, this happening in san bernardino right now at an elementary school. you can see the kids out there on the lawn, evacuated from their classrooms, but the situation does appear to be over. we understand right now four victims, a shooting that is now being reported as a domestic violence situation and an apparent murder-suicide. >> this happened at north park elementary in san bernardino as we continue to watch aerial coverage. a domestic violence situation in which the teacher was shot. nbc news is reporting two people are dead. we don't know exactly who the dead are, but we believe the shooter to be neutralized. let's listen in to our fellow reporters at knbc. >> they will be bussed to the university of san bernardino, cal state san bernardino so far right now they are busing the children to san bernardino cal state, but they want the parents to go to cajon high school. they want to make sure every child say counted for before putting them on the bus and they will take them to the school right now. a very scary situation no doubt for parents as well as the children, but you can see all the children right now have been taken to the grassy field waiting to be transported. >> megan, correct me if i'm wrong, the parents are being asked to go to cajon high school but the parents have been bussed to the san bernardino college. >> that's apparently what they are going to be doing, according to the san bernardino police department. they are taking the children to cal state university san bernardino, but they want the parents to check in over at cajon high school. very systematic way they are doing it. i know parents are very frustrated, and they want to know the status of what's going on, right now you can see the students are being dealt with by law enforcement. they will be put safely on to the buses and they will trance prd them according to the scanner traffic over to cal state san bernardino. hopefully they can quicken the process so parents can go in there and retrieve their children. >> you are list nick to live coverage from knc of the san bernardino elementary school. no community deserves for this to happen but especially san bernardino. we'll continue to watch that. >> and we want to be clear that authorities are reporting this is not -- does not appear to be terrorism-related. terrifying, nonetheless, but does appear to be a domestic violence situation where the shooter did know the victim. >> let take you back home. an east bay neighborhood was awakened in the middle of the night by an explosion and a fire inside. >> tom jensen has an exclusive where we received cell phone video of that scene. >> reporter: a next door neighbor good the first video of the fire a couple of minutes after it started, and his dad tried to alert the family still inside the home. >>the house is on fire. >> we called them out. they stayed in our house for a little bit >> reporter: couple and two small children were not injured, but they could hear parts of their cars exploded as they burned next door. a man who lives down the block said it was the initial explosion that shook him. >> it sounded like a bomb went off, and then it just engulfed the car. >> reporter: that was at 2:00 in the morning. within minutes both cars were overcome with flames and fire spread to the garage. >> normally a car would take a little bit to catch on fire. that car torched in three minutes. i mean, it was torched. >> reporter: contra costa arson investigators are looking into the fire and a spokesman for the fire district said it is considered suspicion. >> that was tom jenson reporting. more information should be available after they complete their investigation. >> a man is under arrest accused of molesting students. campus police set out an alert to students shortly after this happened saturday. there were reports of sexual battery. police say the female students were inappropriately touched by the suspects. no word on if the suspect is a student or if he has any relationship to the campus community. >> okay. we want to lighten things back up right now. no one more excited than the players for this season to get started. >> nbc bay area's peter suratos is live in san francisco at at&t park as we begin the first home game of the giants. you spoke with some of the players last night and they cannot wait to get in front of the hometown crowd. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. a very exciting tame for the players. of course, we've got the fans that are starting to walk and the gates open at about 11:00 a.m. walking through willie mays gate, an exciting time to see the excited looks on the faces of the families walking in knowing they will enjoy their hometown san francisco giants in a couple of hours. did i speak to a couple of players. lucky enough to talk to brandon crawford, joe panik and jeff samardzija to ask them how exciting it is to play in front of these fans. >> we get a sold-out crowd every day so it's almost like the same atmosphere every day. opening day definitely has a little more -- a little more to it. everyone looks forward to that. >> we come here to do our job and play hard every day and play to win. i think they know that, so i think everyone is excited to get this thing going. >> always excited to get back and playing in front of the fans. there's not another place i'd rather be, than playing in front of these fans here so, you know, it's always fun. >> reporter: so you heard it right there. the players are ready to go. they are getting for the home season opener. you're seeing fans check in, and i'm being told there will be another wave of fans coming in probably at the bottom of the hour as folks are getting off of work and we'll have another update for you when that happens and we'll send it to sam and laura in the ballpark. best seat in the house by far, right, guys? >> we're staying here as long as we can, but we know they will kick us out. that's because we're right here on the field. we haven't touched the grass. no touching the grass but they are ready for the home opener. >> if only you could talk to someone who would be able to work something out, i don't know, perhaps. giants president larry baer. >> how you guys doing? happy opening day. >> it takes so much to prep for this day. >> we're really excited. there's some round numbers today. this is the 135th season of giants baseball. new york and san francisco combined. 60th year in san francisco and 25th year for our group, our ownership group, so it's sort of a big day for us. opening day, nothing like opening day. >> you can't beat, it and i love the rich history of san francisco, and you can feel it. it's palpable. >> you're asking about, you knokno know, sitting here. baseball is very superstitious so if we win today you'll be here tomorrow and the next day. >> done. >> i know your bosses. do you want the giants to win or not? >> twist my arm, i'm here. >> i don't know if the giants will take away from our productivity. you mentioned the superstition of baseball and the numbers lining up. numbers in 2010, 2012 and 2014 and how do you improve upon a team that's won three championships this decade and made the playoffs last year? >> we really think about each year. each year is its own movie, and somebody is going to overperform which is great. somebody might underperform so you have to go fix that, minor leagues or a trade. somebody may get hurt and it's kind of like the slate is clean because if you -- if you rested on your laurels too much it wouldn't be the right thing to do, and that's the great thing about bruce bochy and our coaching staff, bobby evans and his group in the front office is no one is resting on their laurels and everybody is grinding through every pitch and we're really proud. the one thing about us is we're stable. in the 25 years, we've had three general managers and throw field managers. dusty baker, felipe alou and bruce bochy so, you know, when we go and the talk about free agents or johnny cueto or jeff samardzija coming over, they know what they are getting with the giants. >> the longevity, the team spirit that you really feel and you get it from the fans as well. >> here we are. 489 consecutive sellouts, and we don't take anything for granted there. >> pat on the shoulder. >> we get to 500 and that's a real weapon. there are nine players on the field, but there's the tenth lawyer, you know, metaphorically speaking and when you're coming off a road trip and land at 4:00 in the morning which happens a lot in baseball, that energy, that adrenaline rush when you have 41,000 big deal. >> we know you're probably bleary eyed and didn't get much sleep but thanks for coming out and sitting with us. >> we eeblg watching the giants on nbc bay area, and we'll see you -- if we win today, same ballot channel norm. >> you heard it right here on live tv. >> i'll be a ballot girl, whatever it is. >> done. all right, got it. larry baer, thanks so much for joining us. >> i think he said batboy. amazing to be out here. back to you guys in the studio. we'll be out here for the rest of the afternoon. >> that's like a binding contract, yeah. >> thanks, guys. >> as a reminder you can watch so many of the giants games right here hon nbc bay area. today's game actually will be on nbc sports bay area at 1:35 this afternoon. >> and you can bet we'll have a camera out there for the batboy and bat girl when that happens. are we heading over to weather right now? vianey is standing by in studio to get us ready for the rest the workweek and some changes ahead. >> 61 is degrees right now and i know kari will bring you your gameday forecast. a look at the time line of more rain on the way. all that coming up after the break. stick with us. welcome back to nbc bay area. we continue to cover breaking news out of southern california. live pictures from our sister station in los angeles. there's been a deadly shooting at an elementary school in san bernardino. two people are dead, four people were shot total. two students hospitalized. th two people are dead. we'll go to live coverage from our sister station knbc. >> are the kids coming here? >> there's going to be a media briefing area. the police are setting down at 1275 north park. >> can you tell me about the kids. are they back there in the school buses? >> i don't have any information. i just arrived on the situation. i don't have anything for you, tony. >> no worries. thank you for your hard work. i appreciate it. i know this is a chaotic situation. all these parents behind me and wondering is my kid okay? >> i've got an elementary school kid, too, so it gets to me. i have an 8-year-old son, so can i imagine what these parents are going through. in fact, i want to bring in this lady over here. i talked about earlier. did you find out if your fifth grader is okay? >> his teacher just taked and they are going to cal state and i think we're going to go over there. >> how grateful are you that all your kids are safe? >> very grateful. >> you have these two beautiful little twins right here. they were inside the classroom at the time. do you mind if i talk to them real kick. >> sweetie pike, remember i talked to you earlier. tell me about what happened inside the classroom. did you hear the teachers. >> i want inside. i was doing pe, and -- and all of the kids started running out and the teacher had us lining up on the gate. >> how scary was that, sweet? >> super scarey. >> how grateful are you to be here with your family and okay. >> nice, comfortable, safe. >> good for you. i'm so glad, okay. >> and you are watching live coverage from our sister station there at knbc in los angeles. want to clarify. two adults confirmed dead in this school shooting. two students taken to area hospitals. we don't know their conditions yet, but authorities are saying that this was domestic violence situation, not terrorism relate, and right now what they are doing is trying to reunite the students with their families, and you can see it's really emotional for the children who were involved, particularly for the children in that classroom where that shooting apparently occurred, but at this point we do believe the situation to be neutralized at that the school in san bernardino. >> we'll continue to watch it, and we'll be back in a minute was a check of your weather. welcome back to at&t park. we're now what, about an hour and a half, a little more than that away from the first pitch of the giants home opener. >> that's right, home opener against the arizona diamondbacks. the players have been back here kind of warming up, but the sky is already warming things up over here. mr. sun is out as well as kari hall who is outside the stadium this morning with a good look at our forecast. kari? >> i'm on the other side of mccovey cove where all the fans and tailgaters are. let me show you this serious game of baseball that i have going on behind me at junior giants field near china basin park. i've seen these guys just really into it. this is what is helps people get pumped up for the game. you also have the tailgaters on other side of the street this. whole area is closed off to traffic and there's a lot of people just walking by and taking in the jian and enjoying this awesome weather. we really couldn't get any better than this. we've got sunshine. i've taken my jacket off. not as chilly, but inside the at&t park when it gets a little cool, looking at temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s today, a light breeze coming in and a mix of sun and clouds, and we're getting a lot of sunshine now, and we're going to head now over to vianey with a complete look at microclimate forecast. >> kari, i'm definitely jealous, especially now that the sun is out and we're already seeing a nice little warmup on the way. it's still 11:50, and we're expecting to get warmer than this. 61 is along the peninsula and tri-valley 56. north bay at 54 degrees. east bay right now at 58 degrees. all in all, today's microclimate forecast is going to be a fairly nice one. upper 50s, 60s along the coastline. san francisco expecting a high of 61 degrees, half moon bay 61 degrees and san jose upper 60s and then we do see some winds coming, but that's not going to be today. looking ahead, forecasting ahead we did see some showers early on in the north bay, and it looks like we do have a storm system developing just off the north, and what that is going to do is that's going to bring some early morning showers to the north bay, and then it will start to become scattered in san francisco and a the coastline. what also is happening is we're expecting the winds to pick up from breeze toe almost gusty to tuesday at 5:00, 6:00. 2 plus miles per hour with the winds, redwood city 22 miles per hour and down near the south bay a little bit lighter at 13 miles per hour. let's go ahead and talk about that rain time line. the hour-by-hour outlook is showing some overcast skies tonight which means early on tomorrow expect to see some patchy early on fog, and then through that early morning commute majority that have rain does look like it stays far off to the north. however, if you do have a commute early on, expect to see the chance of some showers along the peninsula. if you're driving down towards the south bay, we've seen periods of on an off showers on tuesday and then on wednesday we see an additional storm system moving in, and that is expected to bring more widespread showers that will be sticking around as of now. the models will be showing it through thursday. breezy a.m. rain sticks around for wednesday. the winds begin to pick up on tuesday and then it looks like we have more rain on the way for inland areas as well, so definitely today was the perfect game for the baseball home opener. >> vianey, thank you. back to our breaking news. live pictures from our sister nation los angeles. a deadly shooting an elementary shooting in san bernardino. two people, adults, are dead and four total have been shot so two students hospitalized there in san bernardino. >> we just watched our sister station knbc reporter interview one of the students at pe, not anywhere near the classroom where that happened and she was teary and scared and a really sad reminder of how this apparent domestic violence situation, the trauma, really affects everyone involved, but at this point it sounds like the kids are okay and they are being reunited with their parents at cal state san bernardino. >> that's correct. we'll continue to watch it, and we'll be back in just a minute. now we want to finish up our coverage of the giants home opener. we're just about an hour and a half away from first pitch. >> pete suratos has the best job of the day. he's been at at&t park since we started the day. pete, how are the fans doing? >> that's right, scott and vicky, the fans are very excited. you can feel it in the air here at at&t. you can see them heading inside through willie mays gate and getting ready for the home season opener. expect another sellout crowd and more that 41,000 fans will be inside that back pup and fans will get a calendar when they get inside and they will get a treat done by the cast of "hamilton." fans are very excited. a great day to be at ballpark and now we'll send it to sam and laura inside of the ballpark and how is it looking inside there, guys? >> hey, pete. everything is looking great inside of here. in fact, we got a little sneak peek of the national anthem. they were warming up. >> you are setting me up and i love that you did. they are warming up. i met the skyler sisters and they met with the navy pilots that will fly over when they sing. >> make sure you stay tuned to nbc bay area. all the highlights tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 and 11:00. >> and we're going to bring a winner. so with that we send it back to you. >> we hope so. watch the game on nbc bay area sports at 1:30 this afternoon. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. covering lots of breaking news. nbcbayarea.com to check that out. have an absolutely wonderful day. >> bye. stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> it's the new transformation, new birth. people that haven't seen me are going to be shocked. >> oh, my! >> well, look what happened. mama june loses 300 pounds and shocks everybody at sugar bear's wedding. >> that's right. an incredible transformation. she went from 360 pounds to now a size four. it's unbelievable when you see that transformation. it's just funny that she shows up at her ex's wedding and is like, look at me. that can't go well for t

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