>> we heard the first shot and that is when it all started. >> our first 911 call came in as 7:30 a.m.. >> we have an active shooter at the high school. for >> he did not say anything the entire time. he took one shot. that is when we looked to see what was happening. >> i saw kids running down the hall is screaming. >>grant: as students crouched in locked classrooms, the text of each other and parents. message saying there has been a shooting, i am in a closet, do not worry. >> once it and treated scariest thing i have ever experienced. by the time police arrived, the shooter was gone. >> the teacher had chased him outside. >> the suspect was arrested peacefully a few blocks away. students are calling the teacher a hero. >> a great guy. i think today he proved a much he cared about us, he would take a bullet for us. the students themselves or just as shaken up. >> i cannot believe anything that is happening. one student says she is a friend of the suspect. >> he seemed like a very normal teenage boy. he did have a sad look in his eyes a lot of the time but he spoke calmly and it never said anything strange. it was a really big shot. >> the suspect's facebook paged did contain some ominous messages. one concluded with if the words died all of you. and our victory in the bay area, a shootout between a suspected burglar and least it's a school on lockdown. this is a live picture of where it all happened earlier. nurses were on edge at the nearby middle school that went into lockdown while armed police track down the suspect. students are kept indoors access to as a disease and you're really prefer to keep everyone in one place serious pitch tiflis >> people but some of the school is safe, but not anymore. she is scared about shots. or consult with highhanded law behind. charles clifford is joyous laugh apps for of 90 that this release the rep that there investigation about a half an analyst the suspect was arrested a block of have to adopt >>haaziq: and habit the rental of the morning. opening it had all but as the coming of residents in the 2100 block of 17th ave. >> he was armed with several handguns. he did 0.1 of the handguns and discharge a round at oakland police. >>haaziq: oakland police returned fire as the suspect took off on foot. for the next three hours a manhunt is was underweighted included calling in the california highway patrol helicopter and airplanes to assist in the church. >> they saw an individual movies. >>haaziq: the suspect was spotted here of the 1600 block of east 21st. residents in the immediate area were evacuated when gop swat team moved in to make the rest. the suspect was taken into custody. investigators say that no weapons were found on his person at the time of the arrest. >> there was a substantial number of officers securing the perimeter and searching for the suspect stereophonic that meant that the oakland police department had to shift resources to make sure 911 phone calls granted. >> what our commanded did was call in officers that would normally start there should still little bit later, became an earlier and we had officers in the holding hushed >>grant: coming a will have another update on the investigation. >>grant: these are images that show share of mirkirimi life with a bruised arm. another snapshot revealed her appearing to be crying. videotape was taken by a neighbor. the recording to place a day after she was reportedly injured during a fight with your husband. mirkirimi is facing three counts of misdemeanor domestic battery. the defense did not want to video admitted into evidence. >>terisa: take a look for yourself at the images taken from the videotape recorded by a neighbor a day after the alleged fight between the sheriff and his wife. one shows look as wiping tears from her face. the other is a close-up look at her bruised. in another she looks like she is in pain as she puts as torture back on. there are nine images in total. prosecutors argued that it is essential to this case to show jurors an entire videotape of these images. in addition prosecutors say it is critical that the jury hear her described in her own words how she got the injury and that her husband told her not to tell anyone about what happened. the defense has fought to keep the video out that in the and the judge agrees saying that the jury has a right to see it and to make up their own mind whether it does it does not show domestic violence inflicted on lopez. outside of court prosecutors were not talking about the case but the lawyer for the shares had a lot to say. >> obviously i am disappointed. here we are. we will just keep pushing on. the jury will have to make its own independent determination about the facts in this case. we feel good about pitching our case to a jury. >> will he be testifying? >> we will make those decisions as we go. >>grant: a former prosecutor and legal experts told kron4 that if the judge had not allowed to tape it could have signaled the end of the cape against the sheriff. >> this is a huge win for the prosecution and a setback for the sheriff's case. at this point, the videotape evidence will come in, the jury will hear that and they will have to decide what value of that videotape has. if this was something fit defense was hoping they could win the case before it ever got to the jury. they could have kept this video out. the prosecution had no other evidence to move forward with. this is a typical case for the da. the victim did not ask for their help, does not want their health and is not willing to participate in the case. the prosecution has a tough case with other main witness. should this be a safe if absolutely essential to prove a domestic violence case and it is going to be up to the jury to decide just how a court is to their decision but it will affect the defense strategy and how the gulf war and whether they call their own clan as a witness to explain how the bruise got on her arm. the >>grant: to try to see if the mile and a jury selection is expected to begin in a couple of days. another big story is the weather. we have to have the this is the scene along interstate 80. there is not too much traffic but the traffic that is their to, i stand corrected. there it is. traffic is moving slowly. that is because of the blue. >>jaqueline: the blue is the snow. we're expecting a foot of rain tonight and even more to come as a system was in for tomorrow. a few scattered showers over higher terrain. if you scattered snow showers over higher terrain locally. the big snow has been in the sierra. over the past three hours it has been tapering off. more widespread is still seen plenty of snow. as we head into tomorrow will be even stronger. here is a look at our winter storm warning for the sierra. that will be for tomorrow night into wednesday morning. if the heaviest. it's no 1:00 a.m.-7:00 a.m. on wednesday. higher elevations, up to 2 ft. of fresh powder. gusty winds at near zero visibility. that would make for driving conditions into wednesday morning. this year is finally getting this note have been wanting all winter long. late snow into the evening samarra. snow totals are down at lake level, we will see even more at higher elevations. we will see more rain locally as well. details of that coming up. >>grant: the case of the speed free killers is expanding again. one member of the duel is spilling the beans about even more locations where he and his partner very people. if we will show you where investigators are being forced to expand their search. a world war two veteran was carjack in the beating. no one stopped to help them even after he crawled into a store. it is a shocking case caught on tape. the pain at the gas pump continues to get more painful. a look at how gas prices have risen and how bay area scooter dealers are dealing with a sudden surge in business. >> typically the topic has been, what did these get per gallon? 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[ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. >>grant: at cleveland elementary, you can see workers disinfecting the playground. in a letter went out to parents letting another school officials believe the norovirus is the cause of the symptoms that have sent dozens of kids home from school, especially last week. 30 kids are out sick today and the five absences and normally have. reports of norovirus are popping up all of on the bay area. if my callously is the >> nonstop phone calls for two-four weeks. >>maureen: she has been talking with hundreds of parents about what to do with kids stick with norovirus. the main symptoms are nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. this family came down with the virus last month. their son got the virus first and then spread through the household. >> it's tough being stick together. >> the norovirus is a hearty virus. it lived on hand rails and toys for long periods of time. >> most of the parents are getting council over the phone. although parents have asked that some kids be brought in to be seen by the doctor. a few patients were sent to the emergency room. >> obviously the big concern is dehydration. a dehydrated baby has low energy. those babies should be seen. >> new developments in the search for more human remains somewhat victims connected to the speak for killers. was pleased shermantine the ec here next to me, he'll test all -- he says he knows where additional victims are buried. >> shermantine told a reporter that there are additional victims buried in these cities. call shermantine said that details would be coming in future letters about additional victims but so far he has led investigators to other locations including lyndon and most recently san andreas in calaveras county where more human remains were found last thursday. more than 1000 human bone fragments have been discovered in each of those two locations. the remains found include a 16 year-old disappeared in 1985, chevy wheeler and 25 roles in the vendor-. shermantine also apologize for taking years to reveal where he disposed of the bodies. he says in no way, shape of a quantity kill them. shermantine is on death row. sheriff's investigators are meeting with the fbi and california texas department the plan where this investigation goes next. >>jaqueline: here is a look outside from the tall camera at heavenly ski resort communities can see overcast skies in is josh said. we are seeing cloud cover over the hills. here is a look at storm tracker 4 raider. the blue that you see right here is no. that is how cold it is. snow showers in the diablo range. plenty of snow in the sierra. cough you can see the clouds on the corner of the screen. right now it is quite chilly. temperatures 48 in half moon bay area 50 in san jose. it is going to get very cold out there tonight. xi in the south bay also in the '30's. 38 in san jose it will be another chilly day, the winds will pick up tomorrow afternoon. it will be blustery in school. qr in the north bay temperatures are also in the fifties. the rain is going to be moving in tomorrow night. in increase in cloud cover into the later afternoon hours. it's for the morning commute, heavy rain to the east bay shores. a few spotty showers possible into the afternoon. rain will gradually taper off. for rain in the morning hours and a chance of lingering showers into the afternoon. conditions will improve vastly into the end of the work week. sunny and warm conditions this again. a will be right back. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control spray once. stop weeds for months. >> police say this man rented out foreclosed homes, some of them valued at over $740,000. he allegedly claimed ownership of the properties and rented them out. police believe more than 20 people fell victim to the scheme. he was booked on a plan to staff and other charges. half an apartment fire ripped through an east oakland apartment. it happened on childless street just east of fruitvale avenue. the fire broke out around 3:30 a.m.. firefighters gone on seen and not down quickly. one woman was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation. the red cross is now stepping into health. we will take a short break and be right back. dos off shore at >>grant: more on monsters coming up after the break. >>grant: police are beefing up patrols in palo alto after a rash of burglaries in the normally quiet community. extra patrols have been ordered for residential areas after eight different regions were reported last friday. rob fladeboe shows us where it is happening in reports of what police are doing. >> 6 of the eight break-ins occurred in apartment buildings. three were reported at this complex on sheridan avenue into three more at this apartment complex on grant avenue just a few blocks away. police suspect the apartment break-in's may be connected and have stepped up patrols in the neighborhood. >> 3 apartments in each complex were burglarized with french doors to force open and the suspect took jewelry and electronics from inside. >> police suspected the burglars could be gaining access with a technique called piggybacking. they simply wait for a resident or tended to go to the door with a keyboard key card and then follow a few steps behind and go to the door before it has a chance to close. residents are being urged to guard against piggybacking and report anything suspicious. >> there are always people who come home around the same time and we come in together. we do not stop to say, can i see your key? that would be awkward, but that might change how we act in the future. >> there also to holmes burglarized in the area. in each case police said the burglars ring the doorbell and if no one answers they will gain access 3 side gate and then force a rear door or window, often finding those entrances on lot. >> burglars are not interested in confrontation. they're not interested in having witnesses. if they know that someone is home they will simply move on to the next house. >>grant: we have something else to tell you about in the south bay happening right now. you can see the smoke and fire engine. there is a fire at a mountain view apartment complex. fifth rob fladeboe is back with more on this story. >>rob: i am in mountain view off of highway 237 off of the vanguard of court. this is the date of garden court of hartman complex. it is a sprawling complex near this intersection. a for alarm fire broke out just after 4:00 p.m.. a fire department has everything pretty much under control at this hour. the smart money from the dark black to white. they are now in a clean-up operation. i know that five of the units have been destroyed. a total of 10 units or damaged in this fire. there is no word on any serious injuries. we are hearing through the fire department that there were no injuries. it is still very much an active seen. there are a lot of a fire department personnel. there are still spraying water on the fire. a very cold, icy and a windy day. firefighters say the fire got into the attic and started moving from one unit to the other. right now everything looks for the much under control. south costs >>grant: five apartment units destroyed and the for alarm fire does not appear to have sent any residents of a hospital with injuries. we will stay on top of that developing story and bring you any updates as we get them. we are also attracting ever increasing pain at the path. regular at one gas station was $4.39. we got today's averages from aaa scott, san francisco is at $4.33. in the east bay it is a penny cheaper than in san jose. in the vallejo, napa fairfield area is still the cheapest and not by much. $4.24 a gallon. incurred drivers are doing everything they can to beat the prices at the pump and nichole shanafelt tells us, many people are ditching cars and choosing scooter's instead. >> it is almost though it comes to them, the commodores. of feared. they come in asking really out of the blue questions. typically the topic has been, what do these things get for helen? many people have a commute where there are either taking that are out of the city or across the city in there and looking to save gas. people coming in the door are in a research mode. one of the first of things they ask is what does this get per gallon? >> a typical school like this gets about 75 mi. per gallon. >> still a little bit better than the previous and more fun. >> as gas prices rise, scooter sellers are seeing a rise in sales. >> there are a lot of east bay customers looking for bikes. we are not attempting to sell into someone else's market, people are coming here just for this election. >> for drivers for the very next expensive option there are scooters that are considered smaller and more budget friendly. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside on the golden gate. mostly sunny skies. in the distance we see cloud cover and a little bit of shower activity through the bay area. a couple of places in the north bay, look down over the diablo range. it is chilly out there right now. snow levels have dropped to about 2,500 ft.. the blue the ec is a mix of rain in the snow. locally, we are seeing plenty of snow. if you will get even cooler into tomorrow. it is going to be a frigid night, even colder than last night in a few areas. let's take a look at what we are expecting overnight. mostly clear skies over san francisco. that will contribute to cooling overnight for. we will see areas of frosted temperatures in the 30's. it will be cold and breezy. we will talk about that coming up. >>grant: in world war two veteran was carjacked in the middle of the day. we also have a paper airplane that shattered a world record. kiberlee sakamoto is here with videos that we're all talking about. assembly >> the veteran was lying on the ground with a broken leg. no one stopped for offer to help him. take a look at the surveillance video. several people eventually walked by without offering to helped. he was able to crawl into the gas station and no one offered to help. police say they are still searching for the carjacking suspect. dozens of the vehicles fell into it late in wisconsin after ice weakened in the sun. fishermen use the lake as a parking lot but this time there were too many cars on the ice. in this video picture of a gay marine lot in a passionate kiss was taken during a recent homecoming and posted to efface the page. it has seen thousands of lights, shares and comments. >> there i