already under way. good evening, everyone. i m jessica aguirre. raj mathai is off tonight. well, horror and heart break being felt in france and around the world this evening after what france s president is calling a terror attack in the french city resort of nice. the death toll currently stands at 80 and dozens of others are hurt, 18 in critical condition. french officials have now confirmed the truck driver did, in fact, open fire on that crowd. he also had explosives and grenades in his truck. at this hour, investigators are still working to identify that driver who was shot dead by police. hours after the attack, french president francois hollande addressed a nation in mourning again. translator: nothing will shake us and will make us renounce the fight against terrorism. this was supposed to be a day of celebration across france. instead, in the coastal city of nice, just as the fireworks ended, a truck plowed into the crowd. the moment of terror captured on cell p
another tragic start here on a friday morning. good morning. thank you for joining us. i m sam brock. i m kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we re going to have the latest developments out of france including new information on who the suspect might be. but we do want to get a check of weather with kari first. good morning. it will still be a very warm day, effort inland areas. we still catch a brauk along the coast with some fog. we see that right now as we get a view of san francisco. it s 55 degrees there as you head out the door. highs today reaching 66 with some mid 80s in the east bay. the peninsula, 79 degrees. still hitting the 90s in the south bay. as well as the tri-valley while the north bay today not as hot with a high of 87 degrees. coming up in a fuel minutes we ll talk more about what to expect this weekend. heading over to mike now with a view of what s happening as you head out the door this morning. we still have a slow, unexpectedly slow drive t
had the officers. he was kind of despondent. he didn t do anything or hurt anyone else. he was taken into custody. the child s mother had second- and third-degree burns. a 13-year-old boy in the home as well had minor burns a fast-moving fire this morning ripped through a santa clara strip mall and several business owners are left wondering if they can ever rebuild. maria medina reports from the rancho shopping center with the damage and devastation. maria. reporter: liz, it took firefighters nearly five hours to put out this fire and we re still seeing hot spots out here. in all, eight businesses destroyed including one man who survived more than three decades only for it to end like this. hours after the firefight, as the smoke cleared and the sun came up, the victims finally saw the destruction left behind. it s shocking. it s really, really a shock. reporter: surin verma is one of the people at the shopping center to lost everything. he found owe at the gym this
hospital. kpix 5 s anne makovec joins us live from the school, where a press conference just wrapped up. anne. reporter: this is a small community. so a lot of questions about these two students shot and stabbed. we don t know their identities, nor the identities of the attackers. this is an incredibly tough time for our community and i know novato will pull together. reporter: at about 5:30 last night, a teenager called 911 to report he had been shot and stabbed near the end of fairway drive. as he was rushed to the hospital, officers combed the open space nearby and found a second teenager shot dead. the only description of the suspects, three hispanic men. neighbors say they saw a white sedan speed from the scene. a lot of people are providing us information. we are able to put these pieces together, which is painting a better complete portrait of what took place. reporter: officers are combing the trails for more evidence. a spokesman says he doesn t know the at
telling us they are feeling helpless. pam:good evening i m pam moore. steve:and i m steve aveson. steve:the latest shooting happened four. but that was one of the nearly 2- dozen shootings along east bay freeways since november. steve: on highway- 4 every day. who are now driving in constant fear. kron 4 s alecia reid joins us live. just off highway- 4 tonight. steve:how can drivers possibly reporter:good evening pam and steve question. they don t know. drivers we spoke to say they re now on edge and now paying closer attention to their surroundings. - cuz you never know where those bullets can come in reporter:the number of shootings have raised fear in drivers. if they don t need to take the freeways, they stay away. - if i have to go to a doctor s appt i take the side roads reporter:but robert cakebread commutes from antioch to concord daily. he has no 4. he s still in shock that 2 shootings happened on the same stretch within a week. - these adukts, wh