clouds and drizzle as a bay area wide this point. the before out in some detail over more in balance at 54 we will see slightly warmer conditions as we head into the afternoon when i beat be as close yesterday. high- pressure briefly as we head into a small low we will start the morning with fog we shall see warm weather in ephron affect a lot of these inland. looking ahead kind of roller coaster for a bit too much is going up back down again as we head into next week. you have changes to talk about an extended forecast what the sunday to coming up in a few minutes. the building is wearing a woman in jail after being accused of attacking a girl the hammer. allegis all else yet on interest will be unified school district says a woman were lower a girl in suit from playground. then took her to our restaurant and the school an attacker crow was rushed to hospital. rose transport accord to a hospital where she is receiving care she sustained serious injuries but incredibly brazil
first on the rundown, a shooting inside the library on the campus of florida state university. the shooting happened in tallahassee. just after midnight. nearly 400 students were inside the fsu library when a gunman burst in and opened fire shooting three students. police responded. when the gunman started shooting at them they fired back and they killed him. one of the students shot is in critical condition. the third was treated on the scene and released. police say the gunman acted alone but we don t know anything else about his identity at this hour. meanwhile, classes are canceled. as police and members of the fsu community search for answers. obviously, everyone wants to know why. that s the hard question. joining me now on the phone, blair stokes a senior at fsu, who was in the library when the shooting occurred. blair, good morning. good morning. listen i understand that you didn t hear the gunshots but you did hear all the sirens. what did you do and what did
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