this system will increase through this morning, especially along the coast and in the hills. locally strong andgusty winds will then continue through monday night. strongestwinds are anticipated this afternoon and evening as a frontalboundary gradually moves south through the area. winds will slowlydiminish late tonight.caz006-505-507- 509512-517-518-529-530-210500- /o.con.kmtr.hw.w.0005.170220t2 100z-170221t1100z/ /o.con.kmtr.wi.y south bay emergency crews are keeping a close eye on coyote creek tonight. a neighboring mobile home park flooded today. kron 4 s j.r. stone continues our team coverage this evening. j.r. at 8 o clock tonight it appeared that things were getting better out there. one accident after the next monday afternoon on interstate 280. this as the rain came down hard. highways were a mess in many sections of the bay area and sideroads weren t much better. especially in san jose where the south bay mobile home park flooded. sot you could have road in a canoe
ñ our other big story tonight. another shooting on a busy east bay highway. one man was killed during last night s shooting on highway four in antioch. kron 4 s hermela aregawi is in antioch .wth details about this latest case. just minutes afte 9 saturday night..a man is shot dead while driving on hwy 4 east bound..when chp arrived on the scene..they found the victim had succumbed to his injuries. this is one of several shooting on hwy 4 in the past year..sot damorio thompson, concerned resident i think this freeway shooting thing. its just terrible. i just dont understand it. i think its a bunch of young people that just dont know how to act.get guns and just actually self destruct.the shootings are making residents question their safety ..sot damorio thompson, concerned resident my family stays right up the street from there so im concerned about my family. i tell them to be careful. my dad goes to work in and out of here every day. i just dont want anything bad to happe
of the home in little ferry. the whole house was in flames. it s something no one should ever seen and i seen the people laying on the floor. that was the scary part. before the fire, neighbors and one officer on routine patrol 23 veteran christopher heard an explosion. i looked out of the window and you can see the front of the the game was rushed in flames. firefighters rushed to save the 5-year old both trapped on the third floor. the girl s mother jumped out a window. lieutenant bowl and two of his colleagues, officers angelo and do not nick were on the scene almost immediately. they helped victims on the second floor. one floor, he was pulling his children down and dropping them down and the firefighters were catching them as best he could more people would have been serious injured if not perished. it s investigators with the burr gone prosecutor s office who are looking into what it was that sparked this fire. no word just yet. the girl and grandmother were
answer allegations that he cheateded, deflecting questions in what sounded more like a pep rally. and reunited with the men and women who saved his life. the birthday party that almost didn t happen for this 8-year-old boy. first tonight, a major divide at a meeting of the fairfax county school board. things got rowdy as the board voted to protect transgender students and staff from discrimination. the vote wasn t close at all but you wouldn t know by listening to the crowd. david culver is live with reaction in fairfax county. david? reporter: doreen and vance, i ve sat through many controversial school board meetings here in fairfax counties covering issues such as school redistrict, the disciplinary issues and even start time and tonight s vote was the most heateded in this school board s history. ma am, ladies i ask you to please respect this is a business meeting. reporter: so many people trying to get in they had to lock the door and put officers at each ent
electronically traced to a location in montgomery county. police say buckley was in good condition. we still don t know how he got to the campground or why he ended up there. although among other things he does have a newborn baby. at the live desk i m wendy rieger. back to you. fresh fallout even now from one of the most contentious school board meetings in fairfax county history. flooding school board members who voted to update the nondiscrimination policy to protect transgender students and staff. northern virginia bureau chief david culver, reporter david culver is live at headquarter. emotions from last night s meeting. heated meeting floating right on over today-to-today. fielding hundreds of phone calls and e-mails from parents on both sides. sides. the vote to include gender identity into the nondiscrimination policy wasn t even close. it was 10-1. throughout the meeting the board struggled to keep control. parents would stand up arguing that their voices were