parts of damaging our ewing area. we begin team coverage with julia sims life in granville county where a confirmed tornado touched down. reporter: three homes here were significantly damaged, a dairy farm down the road, well, it s a mess. all day today, i m going to step out of the way, you can see that this home lost its roof. folks were here assessing the damage, they were next door, trying to patch on the roof. the good thing in all of this, no one was hurt. is unbelievable. you just never know how blessed you are. the lord was with me, and i m just thankful that none of the farmers were hurt while they were doing the milk of the cows. they did not lose the cal. it s devastating. reporter: up the road at sears date dairy farm, the concern was e cows. how to milk and feed them. they have been relying on a utility crews were working around the clock to try to get their ower restored. and crews from the county and state emergency management were out here for a couple o
multiple eyewitnesses and as an excel employees. the sheriff says he was armed with a long gun and a pistol. police shot and killed him inside the plant. we heard a pop pop and we thought it was just metal falling on the ground and then doors opened, people started screaming, going out. go to the front, go to the front. then people said no, he s out front. so we started going back to the right over here. did you know him when you saw him? yes, i know the shooter personally. he was my partner. were there any indications that this could happen with him? no. this is a small town, employees are gathered at the plant trying to comfort each other and check on the safety of friends. again, at least seven. injured are in critical condition. we are working to get more information and we are waiting to find out an motive. an update from officers at the scene are expected shortly. we will bring them any new details as we get them. newspaper website, because it s a plant, a l
like it. the flames was real high, and a lot of black smoke. we made an initial a attack inside and saw that was not going to work. the more water they put on it, i wouldn t go out, the fire wouldn t go out and it got that bad. we ve put a tremendous amount of water on it. reporter: to save robert s cabinet shot, firefighters threw the kitchen sink at it. using an aerial ladder on it. reporter: 40 firefighters from but pl departments, crashing wave after wave of water on the fire. two attached buildings and burned. this is what those buildings looked like before the fire. sanford fire chief says the tools of the trade may have caused it to go down so fast. he has a lot of woodworking, reporter: in addition to the cabinet shop, there was a small church. there were no injurys and while the fire chief feels certain this fire started in that cabinet shop, the building was so badly damaged, we will likely never know the exact point where this all started. katherine.
and crews were cleaning up a muddy mess on edgewood drive near interstate 280. i m eric thomas. a live look outside from the mt. tam camera shows you wet and gray skies. meteorologist drew tuma is here now with a look at the rain totals and live doppler 7hd. how much longer will the rain be with us? still tracking scattered showers. a damp day across the region. some spots, one to two inches of rain in the last 24 hours. live doppler 7hd right now, the showers becoming scattered but they re still around, on the peninsula, some light showers, a similar temperature in south san francisco and north bay. dodging drops through evening. you notice some lying rain. have a flood advisory in effect for santa clara ask santa cruz county not 5:45 p.m. in this region where smaller streams and creeks may overflow their banks. the storm impact scale, this is a one, a light storm. the next six hours, future weather, by 2:00 tonight the heaviest of rain is out but tomorrow morning we can t
their bicycles were trapped underneath the truck. dan: so as you can hear, lieutenant taylor said the vehicle that struck the two was coming out of the place for the school parking lot is. we have not been able to confirm whether the driver of that truck with the student or was perhaps a customer of a bank that is also right here. there working to get that information. we should be able to come up with that fairly soon. as far as the conditions of the two injured, we know they were, alerts, and that is the they were trauma alerts, and that is the information that we have. meredith: tonight orange county investigators say these two men posted pictures of themselves sexually assaulting a 21-year-old college student. jim: the suspects are accused of picking her up outside a bar across the street from ucf. and deputies say one of them even answered the victim s phone. meredith: wesh 2 s bob kealing has been investigating this case all day. say 23-year-old eric guzman and an a