extremists terrorists. both leaders quickly condemned the shootings, including president trump who said 49 innocent people have senselessly died with so many more seriously injured. the u.s. stands by new zealand for anything that we can do. his national security adviser went further, calling it a hate crime and terror attack and promising american help with the investigation. the state department and others are following up on it. we re very concerned. we will cooperate with the new zealand authorities to the extent that we can. reporter: new zealand police have detained two other suspects as well as the alleged shooter. shooter. governor newsome tweeted this statement earlier this morning. no one should have to fear going to their place of worship. the hate that has fueled the cowardly acts should be called out. california stands with new city land and muslims everywhere. people are gathering with heavy hearts at mosques with the attack in new zealand on their
i mean, this is something i was looking at in the back of the weather office just over and over because really remarkable how that fog just moved right over the coastal mountains and then eventually we looked at whiteout conditions. not the snow but the fog really creating some low visibility this morning. now, turn your attention to the rain assist we were talking about. showers are moving into the north bay. one thing about this, i want to make it perfectly clear, this is not a huge rain event. we re talking about just enough rain to get the ground wet. so, just keep in mind, while we are talking about showers, it s not going to be a big rain event. the thing it will be is a big wind event. once rain pushes through, the sky will clear out and winds will pick up. wind gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour for our inland valleys. we ll time out the system to your door step and let you know how strong the other winds will be as this system moves through and what christmas day lo
conservation. reporter: either way, it s already costing farmers thousands of dollars. i ve seen twice as i did a year ago. today we re having to feed them, keep them in and feeding hay twice a day. reporter: and the financial hit stretches to nearby napa affecting wine makers. if we can t to see drought conditions in 2014, we will see a small crop. reporter: reservoirs in the south bay are struggling too. in less than an hour from now, they are expected to vote to urge its 1.8 million customers to begin cutting their water use. what we really need locally is a 10% reduction. as think go on in the winter, that might go up. reporter: and you can conserve water without changing your habits. replacing things like shower heads can make a big difference. these two in particular the santa clara water district gives out for free. all you have to do is contact them. if you live elsewhere, contact your water utility. they will begin deciding what santa clara customers wi
molina. for more than two decades, he ran a successful choral program at antioch high school. one way to measure success is the awards he won over the years. another way to measure it, is what you ll see now. how many measures of music does it take to take the measure of a man s life. those rehearsing for a special concert inside antioch high school s auditorium are soon to find out. crescendo! the life in question, not one of theirs, but the one thing they all have in common. learning music, and life, from ron mo molina. i ve always said that if i could be anyone, i would want to be just like him. for 27 years, music has been cool at antioch, because music was mo. he would regularly field a concert choir of more than 200 singers. the elite among them, the music masters toured the world, winning competition after competition, performing hundreds of time each year. not just telling his kids they were family, but showing it. he was my hero. he is who i wanted to b
off the field that s a hit with a young boy recovering from a dog attack. when he wanted to do that for him, it was huge. here s nbc bay area s garvin thomas. thank you so much for joining us. for the next 30 minutes, we d love to treat you to a different type of newscast, one that focuses solely on the good things happening in the bay area and the good people who make them happen. and what better way to start than with an amazing gift. the person who got it is ron mo molina. for more than two decades, the ran the very successful chorale program at antioch high school. another way to measure it is what you ll see now. this is the bassist. reporter: how many measures of music does it take? to take the measure of a man s life? those rehearsing for a special concert inside antioch high school s bead auditorium are soon to find out. come on, crescendo, crescendo! reporter: the life in question not one of theirs but the one thing they all have in common. learning