how long that will last. this morning on the kron 4 morning news. we want to take a look at the weather that we have been talking about. we have a string of sunshine and several possible breaking records are will look at your forecast coming up. one of the bay area s safest city s is dealing with its first murder of the year. the victim was shot at a motel just off of calaveras boulevard and 6-80. kron 4 s will tran is live at the scene with the details. will? this person is here in was hit about a couple times. they re still speaking with the witnesses and we are not sure if this person was a guest or if he was a week visiting someone. the corners office has not arrived yet and that is why his identification has not been released. this was a 10:30 p.m. and witnesses stated that it was not a lot of information but we do know who ever shot this person fled in a dark colored sedan. homicide investigators stated that they will be here until 11:00 p.m. to collect the evid
this morning on the kron4 morning news fire and the delta force is people from kimball island . that there still burning this morning. we have the latest. we began with the latest from the delta. firefighters are still on scene this morning putting out hotspots from the fire on kim wahl island. the fire started yesterday afternoon around 230 and has burned three homes and over 40 a.. this is video from a helicopter partnership with abc seven news. heavy smoker the fire was seen from nearby antioch. the fire required air and water support from the u.s. coast guard and cal fire. crews from five different agencies from the area was called in to help. witnesses said the fire started at the boat ramp and spread from one end of the island to the other. officials said all 15 people who live on the island were evacuated safely. the only way to get to the island is by boat and firefighters say that is what made fighting this fire especially difficult. the fire and the delta co
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student suddenly opened fire this morning. a 12-year-old, apparently armed with a shotgun, wounding several others, one of whom is in critical condition. and yet again as students were seen fleeing from another american school, inside at the height of it a teacher stepped in to a dangerous situation to keep it from getting even worse. it s where we begin tonight with nbc s mike taibbi. reporter: it was just after 7:30 a.m., the start of the school day at berrendo middle school in eastern new mexico when the latest suspected school shooter opened fire. at least two students, a 12-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl were airlifted in critical condition to a trauma hospital in lubbock, texas, 175 miles away. the alleged gunman, a seventh grader himself and armed with a shotgun was confronted first by a teacher and then the police. it s one thing for an armed state police officer to enter a school and do his or her job, it s another thing for a teacher or staff member to inte
this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. they were entrusted with the this is our western edition. they were entrusted with the most powerful, most lethal arsenal in the world. but tonight the trust placed in them has been called into question. national security correspondent david martin tells us that 34 air force nuclear missile officers have been stripped of their certification. reporter: they are the men and women who would fire the nation s arsenal of intercontinental ballistic missiles and now they are implicated in what air force chief of staff mark welch say may be the biggest cheating scandal ever to hit the armed forces. we don t know an incident of this scale involving cheating. reporter: four months ago a launch officer at mall strom air force base allegedly texted the answers to a monthly proficiency test to other officers at the base. launch officers have to pass other monthly tests as well, including a simulated launch, so