questions from an east bay family in shock tonight and innocent mother killed during a police chase in hercules, and today her six year old son was taken off life support at children's hospital. oakland good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach tonight . the heartbroken family wants answers. ktvu is evan sernoffsky spoke with them just moments after they received the devastating news. he was sold so precious. he played a lot. he loved to be the one that likes to go outside family is grieving monday after six year old jamari humble was taken off life support at oakland children's hospital. it's the latest blow for this east bay community after the boy's mother, 31, year old or annika, was killed thursday. it happened after the driver of a stolen mazda suv slammed into the family's car in hercules twin brother survived with a broken leg. we're dealing with the loss. not only just

monica, but tamari. his brother needs him. but he's no longer here. video of the crash shows the driver speeding down parker avenue and slamming into the family's car. the suspect later identified as ralph white, the third got out and fled police he was captured at a nearby liquor store and is being held in jail . really tragic. it's sad in every sense of the word um and no more heart goes out to the family. nika grew up in richmond before attending sacramento state. she worked as a social worker in sacramento, where the family lived. the boy's father is now left to pick up the pieces. he was surrounded by family members as his son died at the hospital. now we have the dad here that only have one son. he wanted to take both of his children's home today because he already lost his left one. and now he only just have one family question why police were pursuing the vehicle at high

speeds. what responsibility the accountability. that the law has on high speed chase unfolded rapidly. it was very quick, police chief joe vasquez said. officers chased the fleeing suspect for less than half a mile and didn't have time to weigh whether to abandon the pursuit in this particular circumstance. i don't believe that either one of them had time to make that decision. contra costa county, d, a s office, sheriff's office and chp are conducting their own investigations. the victim's family, meanwhile, are standing by the surviving boy helping him make sense of the tragedy every day. he's acting. where's mom? where's mom? where is brother? mom needs help. in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. centers a police say they could soon find the person responsible for a deadly hit and

run. it happened at about seven o'clock last night. police say the driver of a green or blue four door honda hit a mother, her daughter and their dog near blossom hill road and lee avenue in the bellwood neighborhood. investigators say the victims were in across walking that the driver ran a red light. hit them and then drove away. the vehicle that was utilized in this hit and run was located just out of san jose. borders has been recovered, and it's just moments away from discovering who the driver was. so i take this opportunity to urge that person who knows very well what happened to come to the police department and turn themselves in. 45 year old k lemon of love loss. cotto's was killed her daughter escaped with only minor injuries. their dog, however, also died. police say the person driving at the time faces charges for felony hit and run and vehicular manslaughter. late night shooting in vallejo killed two men. a third person was injured and transported to a hospital that's happened at a gas station on the corner of

ulevard. the laser still searching for the shooter. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in the newsroom with the latest henry michael igoe. police are trying to find whoever is responsible and y three men ended up getting shot. gas station regulars tell me. unfortunately they're not surprised by the violence, shooting at a vallejo gas station left two men dead and a third wounded. it happened at the royal gas station at tennessee and sonoma boulevard at about 10 50 sunday night. officers arrived and found three men suffering from gunshot wounds. one man died at the scene. a second died at the hospital. the third man was taken to a hospital. police have not determined a motive and are trying to find the gunman. the shooting was caught on surveillance video, a gas station customer who saw the video tells me the victims were standing near some gas pumps when someone fired at them from a nearby corner. beach just started moving towards the gas station itself and were shot. they went down real quick. he and others. we spoke to say the

immediate area around the gas station can be sketchy. so many people hanging out on the tennessee street side of the gas station. that you could. you can hardly drive into the gas station. i don't come here and get gas during at night. that's for sure. just a bunch of criminal element hookers. drug deals just things you don't want around your family. is not surprise, you know? is everywhere they have something happened. people behind the gas station shooting dies at all hours of the night and day. sometimes i don't even want to stop here. police are asking anyone with information about the shooting. they give them a call. all right, henry lee live tonight in the newsroom. henry. thank you. three adults and three children were killed in a shooting at a private christian grade school in nashville, tennessee. today. police believe the 28 year old shooter was a former student there. officer

shot and killed the suspect who was armed with assault type rifles this afternoon, authorities released the names of the six people killed. they are 60 year old katherine coons , who was the head of that school 61 year old cynthia peek a substitute teacher and 61 year old mike hill custodian there. the three children who died or evelyn deck house, halle scruggs and william kenny all age nine. box news. jonathan siri has more she entered the school through a side entrance. and traversed her way from the first floor to the second floor, firing multiple shots. a 28 year old woman opens fire inside a private christian elementary school in nashville, killing three children and three staff members before being shot and killed by police. it happened monday morning at the covenant school presbyterian school of some 200 students ranging from preschool to sixth grade. according to police. the first report of shots fired came

in around 10 13 am minutes later, a team of officers responded and began clearing the building when the officers got to the second level, they saw a shooter and female who was firing the officers engaged her. she was fatally shot. by responding police officers. five of the victims, three children and two adults were rushed to the hospital and were later pronounced dead. nashville police say no one else was hurt . and while it's still unclear how the woman is connected to the school, police say she was heavily armed with two assault rifles and a handgun monday afternoon, president biden sent his condolences to the families impacted and also called on congress to do more to stop gun violence. it's heartbreaking. family's worst nightmare. we have to do more to stop gun violence. it's ripping our communities apart, ripping us soulless nation. police say

they're now investigating a motive and reviewing surveillance video from the school in atlantic often, siri fox news. second suspect now in custody following a shooting at a sikh temple in sacramento. investigators say the shooting happened during an altercation. between three men yesterday they were attending a parade but are not involved with the temple. investigators say one suspect reportedly pulled a gun and shot a man that man's friend then retaliated and shot the first suspect. he ran from the temple and was located and arrested last night. the sacramento county sheriff's department says the first shooter who was taken to the hospital will likely be arrested once medically cleared. caltrans closely watching the hillside in nirvana. tonight is another storm is about to hit the bay area. officials say this next round of wet and windy weather could destroy possibly three major pieces of infrastructure interviews. tom vacar live tonight in nevada , right there along one on one with the story, tom. and the wind has picked up and it's gotten cooler, which means that

that storm is starting to at least in the far sense announced its presence. but this slide just now five days old, and it just creeps a little bit, but they've done a lot in the last five days in anticipation of the coming storm. because the slide was still moving over the weekend. pg any reduced pressure on one of the 2 16 inch gas lines and took the other out of service. natural gas for some 95,000 customers is at stake. we knew that we needed, you know another solution, given the curtain continued land movement and then also due to the incoming storms, engineers and public agencies decided to build a temporary bypass with a single eight inch pipeline. placed under highway one. oh one. it will be in place. for up to six months until a permanent workaround is built. that is common practice for us. you know, we have lines that do run under highways throughout our services. beyond this go around , there's another backup to

inject additional gas into the system. should the eight inch pipe proved to be insufficient, especially in a cold snap. all in place over the weekend to be online by seven pm monday evening engineering team working with our construction crews didn't amazing job if the slide keeps moving highway one. oh one could be its next stop at 101 could be impacted. shut down things like that and all of the work they've done on the gas line. could possibly be infringed upon. there's also a threatened 30 inch water main in the impact area. if that hillside continues to move, the rain and wind could cause many more trees to fall with tree service companies already stretched. sales have been good . um we don't really rent big saws. we figured that if you're going to do something big that you would get a professional for that. but using power saws requires skill or at least training in how to saw and where proper safety gear plus some

additional proof the customer can do it safely, take them outside and started for him showing the operation. the biggest indicator is i say okay, now, now you started. and if they can't get it started, then we kind of say, you know, you might want to get somebody else to do this work for you. even if a tree falls. it's a very bad idea, unless you really know what you're doing to try to even cut that tree up because it could roll over on you or someone else, and that's happened many times in the past, so the bottom line is leave it for the experts because if you don't you might be sorry. reporting live. tom baker, ktvu fox to caltrans. novato fire a lot of eyes on that hillside over the next 24 48 hours don appreciate the report. just a reminder here if you haven't already be sure to download the ktvu weather, rabbit does have interactive radar to track the storm hourly updates and a seven day forecast. you can download it for free from your app store. it's hard not to say that today is a tough day. it's been i got

punched, and, uh we'll keep going. that's who we are. the hits keep coming at the oakland zoo from storm related damages to force closures. millions of dollars in potential revenue has been lost how the zoo is hoping to bounce back. and we've got another strong storms sitting offshore. it's going to get wet around here. some wind and snow in the mountains. we kind of know the drill. lay it out for you when i return. and danger caught on a dashcam. what happens after a loose tire sends a car right into the air. also ahead of 5 30 tonight, new details emerging about a hostage standoff involving a man with two machetes, a mother and her children and the life saving actions

lisa suffered from chronic and degenerative health issues, the zoo says it is just the latest misfortunate has had to deal with over the last few months. kate reviews brooks jarocz in studio tonight with a look at the challenges the zoo has faced and the plan here moving forward brooks jarocz ooh has not only lost a beloved elephant has lost a lot of money millions because of storm related closures. it has been one thing after the next and with another round of rain and wind on the way the zoo just announced it will be closed yet again tomorrow. for more than 40 years, lisa has called the oakland zoo home. but for the last decade the african elephant has suffered from degenerative arthritis despite therapy, medication and treatments. her care team made the difficult decision to ease her discomfort by humanely euthanizing her sometimes in

life. um you know, it's you have to let go. it's just the latest thing to go this year. last week, a large eucalyptus tree took out the zoo's aviary. six exotic birds escaped while find him since been captured diego a pied crow is still missing. it's hard not to feel, uh, you know, like somebody punches you in the gut ceo nick to hodges says the hits keep on coming began with lights out to glow for e. the zoo's lantern festival. then buckets of rain caused a massive sinkhole right near the main entrance zoo was shut down for more than a month for major repairs. tell you we've been tested tested as an organization , uh, financially with a persistent series of storms, 50 days closed and counting, costing more than $2.5 million in lost revenue. but the trouble is not over, especially with wild weather and saturated soil. this is ongoing. uh we're still

recovering that storm damage. there are a lot of trees at the zoo that are either at risk of falling for women not even know they look healthy. zoo plans to remove more trees along term project and a costly endeavor. but with new animals and new habitat zoo staff hopes to change in the weather will drive the community to come to the rescue down and we're just trying to, you know, one step. in front of the other. get back up. i know people are out there supporting us putting us on i couldn't be more thankful to the community opening. oakland voters approved measure why last november that will allow the zoo to get an extra $12 million a year for the next 20 years for operating costs, facility upgrades and education programs for the first round of funds are still not available for another 8 to 12 months. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news 12 months. i mean, someone maybe sitting at home right now, brooke that to

help the zoo can certainly give an in kind contribution to the zoo by going to their website. also a family of four can get a membership to the zoo. ooh for about $175 brooks jarocz live tonight. here in studio brooks appreciate it. thanks. and injured mountain lion located on interstate 80 in plaster county had to be euthanized. the chp shared photos of that cat next to the center divide along west 80 near applegate. officers warned drivers to slow down and be prepared to stop wildlife experts who are then called in. no other details were released. cheetah in australia has welcomed an abandoned cub into her litter. the cub was born at a safari park in south australia but was abandoned by the mother hospital manager at the park says big cats sometimes abandoned single cubs due to location issues. it's believed to be the first time in australia that the cheetah cub has been accepted into a different letter in the central valley. rescue teams were able to get three people in their dog

to safety after officials say they ignored road closure signs. and got stuck in flood waters yesterday, drone footage from the sheriff's office shows the people on the roof of their partially submerged vehicle. they were rescued by the tulare county water rescue team, according to cal fire. several evacuation orders were in place for it to larry county, caltrans will be closing lanes on highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains through april. 7th. offer storm clean up the lane closures will affect stretch of highway between blossom hill road and summit. road crews will be working during daylight hours to remove damaged and fallen trees weekdays between nine in the morning to three o'clock in the afternoon. caltrans is warning drivers who use 17 to expect delays in the hard hit. monterey county community of haro crew started picking up debris and trash today left behind from the recent storms that flooded the entire town. officials say the cleanup process will take several weeks . part of the process is clearing the sidewalk so residents can then put out more damaged items for pick up two weeks ago, a levee breached on

the pajaro river, flooding that community and forcing its 3000 residents to evacuate. residents were allowed to return to the area for the first time last thursday. alright more rain in the forecast more snow in the forecast more wind in the forecast and what you see behind me. here is the system we're tracking, and you know, it looks ominous. it looks a lot like that last system. it looks physically looks like that last system, but it's different. it's not as strong. it's not going to be a strong to us because it's moving further offshore. see how it's kind of sitting out here. it's going to drop down the coast, the last one did the cycle agenda of the bama genesis where it goes, 24 millibars in 24 hours that dropped that bomb cyclone right offshore. that's where the big wins came from. so if you all those of you worrying about big wins this one, by the way is going to be, uh, bomb cyclone as well. it's going to drop 24 most likely 24 millibars in 24 hours, but it's going to stay more offshore where the strongest winds will be. is it still going to be breezy? yes,

35. 2 45 to 50 miles an hour around the bay area. there's wind advisories. we're not seeing wind warnings up yet we could, but we're definitely see a different kind of storm and also the atmospheric component to this the atmospheric river component. there's a little bit getting tied up into it, but it's not this massive plume of some tropical moisture self very strong storm. this is a strong to moderate storm moderate to strong storm. we're going to get an inch and a half to two inches of rain. the morning commute is going to be a mess. we're going to get all that and we're going to have slide problems as you would expect. because the ground saturated and not just surface slides, but those deep slides like there's deep seeded slides like your saw tom vacar talking about. that's a slide that happens way down deep in the earth and moves very slowly. it doesn't happen quickly, and it can happen weeks and months after the rains have ended, so the ground is that saturated, we're starting to see deep seeded sides. our slides, so there's a showers there to the north of us. they get in here tonight late tonight and tomorrow morning the morning

commute, especially the late later morning commute into the mid morning is going to be pretty sketchy with strong winds. significant rain, some urban small stream flooding the stuff we've been seeing. and then, of course, that winter storm warning in the mountains put it all together. that's just the broad brush. i'll see you back here in a few minutes. all right, bill. we'll see you in a bit in a bit. thank you. ukrainians helping ukrainians still ahead tonight, the work being done to get innocent civilians away from the war zone and coming up tonight at six o'clock. another cargo train derailment this time right here in

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, hotels and other providers and then distributes the meals. right here. since this relationship began. we have. you ready for this over 1.4 million meals been able to distribute out of this parking lot. do to this relationship. that's pretty powerful. the centers. a earthquakes are helping the organizations by providing the use of the parking lot at paypal park for the food distribution every monday. the russian war against ukraine has no end in sight in hundreds of refugees continue to pour into the united states each month. reporter mills hey is live tonight in minneapolis, where dozens of ukrainians have resettled nearly 6000 miles away from their homeland and mills. i mean, how many refugees have actually come to minneapolis. oh, my god. there's definitely been hundreds who have come here, but the u. s department of homemade security tells me that more than 300,000 ukrainian refugees have come to the u. s since the war began

over a year ago. now here in minneapolis and in big cities all across the country, these refugees are putting their children into public schools. they are renting apartments and they're working 12 hour shifts within their american communities. ukrainians alleged mean i've angelina's enic just flew into america and are meeting their new roommates. confirm it. i will be sharing this home with a dozen other people they've never met. he is the kitchen for the first floor . 51 year old arena hebrew knock never believed she'd be here in minneapolis without her children , a year after russia invaded her home country of ukraine, my daughter she's in poland right now with her husband and baby, but my son and my mother still ukraine having such an amazing it. mm. experience in my life with these people that they keep to discuss country ohmygod and sofia, other ukrainian refugees who live in this house with her have become family. american evening is the most small time

because it's nice and ukraine, the department of homeland security tells me more than 128,000 have been admitted through the biden administrations. uniting for ukraine program, which allows americans to sponsor ukrainians to prove they will be financially supported in the u. s. another 167,000 refugees have come in through traditional refugee programs or by crossing the us mexico border. the money they're making for themselves. the majority of it they're going to send back to their families back in ukraine, or they're going to invest right back into our communities. this group of ukrainians wake up before the sun rises, pile into these vans and worked 12 hour shifts at home depot saving money to send to their family or roman formed american service in ukraine. right after russia invaded, he and his team of ukrainian refugees are working to get erica employers to help fund their mission for those who escaped the war. it's a win win for everyone are people come here and they add every one of them will add millions into our economy over their lifetime here. that nonprofit also sent a

group of refugees from ukraine from minneapolis here today to mississippi to help with relief efforts there. after 26 people were killed in a tornado over the weekend. the ukrainians tell me that they know what it's like to be displaced from their homes , and they want to give back to the american community that's given them so much in minneapolis mills hayes ktvu fox two news appreciate the report. thank you. a mother and her sons moments away from execution. new details tonight, emerging in the moments leading up to a fatal police shooting in the city of san jose, also ahead tonight what customers have troubled silicon valley bank need to know ab t their

to shin when a swat officer took action, saving their lives. the sequence of events took place during a home invasion last week . ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has more now on what happened live from police headquarters. jesse this is quite a story. julie you're right about that, investigators say suspect elio bart gonzalez. roaches had recently been evicted from his apartment. here's return to that same complex lead two minutes of terror for one family before a san jose police officer took lethal action. the swift, the sisyphus and life saving the actions of the responding officers. resulted in the rescue of a mother. and her two

children monday san jose police chief anthony mata giving greater detail into a hostage standoff last wednesday that became a fatal officer involved shooting, investigators say suspect elio bert gonzalez rocha returned to the point in garden apartments after having been recently evicted. police say he was armed with a high pressure pellet gun that looked like a real gun. two machetes and the pipe. he allegedly broke into unit seven in an erratic search for the keys to his old apartment. this man who doesn't want his identity revealed lives in unit seven with his wife and two sons. understand my wife and kids are very nervous because we had never seen the aggressor before. it was a random attack, and he just chose our house. but the problem i think was with the complex managers because he kept asking for her and saying her name investigators say the female victim her seven year old son in a closet. then gonzalez rocha forced her to tire 17 year old son with an electric cord,

then forced both to neil. police merged unit officer broke through a back bedroom window took action just in time to save the hostages. officer observed. the suspect raised the machete towards the family. and fired at least one round, striking the suspect. gonzalez rocha was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. there's nothing that can prepare someone for an experience like the one the chief just articulated home. thankful beyond words that this situation did not end in horrifying tragedy. investigators don't know why gonzalez rocha went to this specific unit looking for keys to an apartment. he was already evicted from the family that spent 50 minutes locked in terror says they're now looking for a new place to live. they're still in fear because it's been hard for them to forget. it was a traumatic event. investigators are checking into the suspect's mental health history, and they're also trying to determine where he got his weapons,

particularly that fake gun the pellet gun that was actually looked like a real gun. we're live outside san jose police headquarters this evening just to gary ktvu. fox news right back to you up in oakland hearts go out to that mother and her two sons. they will never forget. what happened, jesse. thank you. campbell police officer who was struck by a bullet during an eight hour standoff with a barricaded man in gilroy is in stable condition tonight. the santa clara county sheriff's office was called for a welfare check at home on dryden avenue in gilroy. this was around eight o'clock yesterday morning when deputies arrived. they say they try to make contact with the man inside the house, later identified as 35 year old vincent martinez. investigators say martinez shot multiple rounds toward deputies and officers, striking the campbell police officer who was there for mutual aid. the suspect, who was shot by law enforcement is in stable condition at a hospital and now faces charges of attempted murder of a peace officer. dashcam video capturing what could have been a disaster. take a look at this. it happened on a

freeway just north of los angeles. the front tire from a truck. somehow falls off and shoots out in front of that passing car that sends the car flying into the air and then crashes down on its roof before rolling over and skidding to a stop. it happened last week, and, incredibly, the chp says the driver of that car was not seriously hurt, and the truck driver was not hurt either. more than a dozen branches of the now former silicon valley bank reopened under new ownership today. north carolina based bank agreed to take over a large share of what was left of svb. the sale closed overnight. ktvu sally rasmus tells us what it means for the bank's customers still reads silicon valley, but this bank is under new ownership. now all of silicon valley bank's depositors or automatically, customers have first citizens bank and a deal that closed overnight. first citizens agreed to buy about $72 billion in svb loans at a discount of 16 billion. new

owners will also take over more than $56. billion in deposits. former svb employees showed up to work as usual at the santa clara branch. one worker told us he got a call from rally north carolina this morning. it was his new boss on the phone from first citizens welcoming him to the company, the worker who wanted to remain unknown. thomas told us there is now some sense of relief for people who work at silicon valley bank. this bank was the country's 16th largest bank when it collapsed on march 10th after too many customers tried to withdraw their money all at once, as vbs demise shook the financial world. i don't believe we're going to have bank collapses like people fear, but banks are going to tighten lending. they're going to pull in liquidity and that is going to cut off the lifeline to a lot of businesses. federal regulators are scheduled to testify before congress on the matter this week, and it prepared statement released this morning. the federal reserve vice chair for super a vision called svb failure, a textbook case of mismanagement, saying

quote the bank waited too long to address it's problems and, ironically, the overdue actions it finally took. sparked the uninsured depositor run that led to the bank's failure. the statement went on to say quote. we will continue to closely monitor conditions in the banking system and are prepared to use all our tools for any size institution as needed to keep the system safe and sound. silicon valley bank had 17 branches in california and massachusetts. now all of them have reopened. as first citizens bank branches in santa clara ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. first citizen shares surged on the news, but stocks ended the day mixed. the dow gained 194 points . nasdaq lost 55, the s and p added six. many high profile figures on twitter consume lose their blue checkmark that help verify the identity on their social media platform. after months of delay, ellen must now says saturday is the deadline for celebrities, journalists and others to pay for their checkmark verification. the new

twitter blue premium service costs up to $11 a month some longtime twitter users, including star trek legend william shatner are pushing back , saying they shouldn't have to pay for something that the company originally provided for free. the manhattan grand jury investigating former president donald trump reconvened today and heard from a key witness. this is the first time the jury has met to discuss the case since last monday. the grand jury probe involves the alleged cover up of hush money payments. two adult film stars stormy daniels during trump's 2016 presidential campaign, the former ceo of the national enquirer reportedly testified today about allegedly suppressing the stormy daniels story to help trump's campaign. some house republicans are calling this investigation politically motivated. we want to make sure that we don't have partisanly elected d a s engaged in partisan politics to impact federal elections. we will not be taken the bullying that's going on. it's unacceptable and we will not tolerated manhattan

case is one of four current investigations involving the former president. coming up days of massive protest, shutting down israel. details on the controversial reform proposal and the prime minister's latest decision, also a first of its kind partnership that is getting high quality care

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biggest protest we've seen in israel in some time. thousands have taken to the streets here in jerusalem and throughout the country to demonstrate against proposed judicial reforms. overnight prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired the country's defense minister, gallant leading to clashes in some cities. you can see here police making their way through the demonstration on horseback trying to control this crowd. gallant refused to support the reforms and warned of a fracture in israeli society that could ultimately lead to a deteriorating security situation . for many protesters here, his firing was the last straw. he is fired. dismissed like this. what are we, a banana republic? what is this? on monday morning, israeli unions joined the demonstrations, effectively shutting the country down. and by nightfall, netanyahu appearing to make a concession to protesters announcing hill pause the judicial overhaul just hours after a review panel gave

tentative approval to the plans during a contentious session of parliament. netanyahu now says he'll seek compromise with his political opponents. while also acknowledging the country is quote at a dangerous crossroads . no national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people. i decided to give time to get a broad consensus to pass the legislation. netanyahu says the reforms are needed because the judiciary has too much power. critics say this is a power grab that threatens the israeli democracy. in jerusalem trading , fox news unbelievable stories of survival after a deadly twister in mississippi. i'm rebecca castor in rolling fork with a look at the devastation coming up. and we got ready to talk about around here. it's coming for tomorrow. you'll notice it on that morning commute. i'll have the forecast five days coming up and putting equity into their forever. homes are celebration of women's history month continues with a closer look at a group of northern california and soon to

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you don't know what to do or where to go, or, you know, it's just rock running where we're going to go what we're going to do. mississippi community in shock in the aftermath of destructive and deadly tornadoes . mary cockerel is survivor lost her home in friday's powerful storms. other neighbors not as fortunate, and one couple was killed when an 18 wheeler was blown through their roof. many are describing the wreckage is quote a war zone. the mississippi emergency management agency has revised the state's death toll from that tornado from 25 to 21 boxes. rebecca castor is on the ground in rolling fork with a closer look at the damage and some stories of survival. the lights flickered. and i just hollered cooler. and my husband opened

the door when i said cooler and he started shoving us all in just as he was closing the door. he looked up and he said, i see this guy. and that just let us know that the roof was gone and this is more serious than we could have. imagined survivors of the deadly tornadoes in mississippi haunted by the disaster. tracy hardens business . chuck's dairy barn used to be in rolling fork, all that is left is a metal cooler that saved her life. the mobile homes that surrounded her business flattened now she's worried about all the children and families who used to live there now. i'm in a position where i can help them. and i can't see enough. find anybody or. we just want to know where they are. we really don't know the total number of people to paris. more help is on the way as fatigue and despair is catching up with residents. i think everyone is

still kind of in shock and running on adrenaline. people are helping. you know they're doing so much this area of the country not used to severe tornadoes and the devastating damage it can cause. the storm came through picked these two trucks up, slammed him to the ground because you can see her stuck together. tornadoes can happen anytime throughout the year. in the us meteorologists say they are more common in april, may and june and rolling for mississippi. rebecca castor fox news. already we've got rain headed our way. we've got some heavy showers and show up certainly in the morning hours early morning hours in north bay a little sooner, maybe after midnight, but the heaviest rain will be around mid morning early morning tomorrow. let's take a look at the latest models queue it up right now. here we are. tonight you see showers moving in. you can see the front right there. this is midnight. nothing much until about right there. it starts to progress, so that's six a.m. kind of slow getting here. that's gonna leave a lot

of rain in the north bay and you can see nine a.m. right there. 10 am 11 am is his translates through. we're going to see goodwin. this is a strong to moderate storm. it is not the storm that we had last week. it just it's not that that was biblical storm that was as strong as those winds gets. rain rates were really high. so then you see this thing move out. and then you see the scattered showers behind that, especially as we get into wednesday, early morning is that low kind of stays offshore. the fortunate thing for us is that low is essentially going to be, um further offshore than it is, um , in our area, so our than it was last time i just had a meltdown on the five day here. let me go all the way back here. sorry about this, you guys um okay. we're rewinding. their are the highs from today as we look at the forecast for the next couple of days, we are definitely in for an unsettled, wet pattern with wind advisories and wind warnings right here. there is the wind advisory at

about nine a.m. that's a strong as the winds get. tomorrow morning. we're worried about wind in this because of course this is, uh, the wet ground. the tree concerns all that. so that's the height of the wind. and then the wind stay down very rapidly. there is a wind advisory for the bay area, as you would expect. there's also a winter storm warning in the mountains as you would expect. and then there is the clouds increasing in front of that system. as you would expect. this is the system coming in now and again. it's very strong looking storm. doesn't have a big atmospheric river component. there's a little bit any time you pull on some tropical moisture, so you got that and then you've got this low that's going to go through brahma genesis, which is a cyclone a bomb storm kind of been called that it's a bombo. genesis is actually meteorological term. it's going to drop 24 millibars, probably in 24 hours. that happens a lot. it happens. a lot in the gulf of alaska doesn't happen at this latitude. that's

why it's a big deal. but like the unlike the last one, this system as it intensifies is going to stay further offshore. so the winds the strong winds out here in the ocean will still see gusty winds, but 35 45 sea level. and then maybe some 55 mile an hour gusts, which is big time and that's a lot of wind. as we look at the winds right now it's kind of light but 15 miles an hour in hayward in parts of the area, we have forecast highs tomorrow that are going to be generally in the mid fifties. this thing as i showed you, that model is going to kind of push through pretty quickly. um by tomorrow. hopefully that's the plan and then by tomorrow lunchtime we're just dealing with scattered showers, maybe a thunderstorm and then into wednesday as well, so, uh, it's a it's a good storm. don't get me wrong. it's just not what we had last week. all right, bill. thank you. and if you take photos or record any video of the incoming storm, you can share those images with us. just email what you have to ktvu photos at fox .com and you may

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studied event is at the dolby theater in hollywood. lenny kravitz is pulling double duty performing but also hosting the show. this year's nominees include lizzo, harry styles and 14 time winner taylor swift, who will receive the prestigious innovator award. 2023 i heart radio music awards again right here on ktvu tonight at eight o'clock more than 300 swifties are suing ticketmaster and live nation. they say they're unhappy with the company's handling of tickets for swift's new tour. vax news. william la jeunesse has the latest about 250 taylor . swift fans are suing ticketmaster alleging fraud and price fixing, and they want to judge to break up the company. and this is not just about the taylor swift concert tour currently where she's getting 4 to $500 for upper deck seats and

$3000 for the floor, but all concerts and sporting events handled by ticketmaster and its parent company, live nation monday in federal court, they called ticketmaster a price gouging monopoly that doesn't do enough to stop bots and scalpers from scooping up. all the tickets. i'm tired of the fees. i'm tired of not knowing what i'm paying for. i'm tired of only having one choice for tickets. i'm here because i want to see change. i think that the business model of ticketmaster live nation has is not working. it's harmful to consumers. in january, the company apologized for its handling of the swift concert tickets, claiming a cyber attack. shut down their system. we apologize to the fans. we apologize to miss swift. we need to do better and we will do better. a lawyer for the plaintiffs says that victims who failed to get tickets want compensation and ticketmaster broken up. our clients want to

be compensated for what they went through and also to have have the whole process changed because of what they went through. no one should have to go through. it's true. ticketmaster has acquired several competitors and has exclusive deals with the best stadiums and arenas who get a cut of the fees. so bans have little choice and who handles their concert. monday's hearing was mostly about scheduling, but this case could go on. for several years in los angeles. we maginness fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six deadly school shooting this time in nashville, tennessee, leaves six people dead, including three children. and the leading cause of kids get death now is guns and gunfire. and that is unacceptable. good evening. i'm mike mibach julie haener more heartbreak for families whose children are not coming home after a deadly day at school, ktvu heather holmes joins us. now she's in the newsroom with

the latest on what happened, heather. heartbreaking what happened today in nashville? julie the shooting happening this morning at a private christian school in nashville. it's called the covenant school. the suspect identified as a former student at the school was shot to death by police in the span of just 14 minutes. officials say that three staff members were killed along with three children. who were all nine years old. authorities say the shooter was carrying an assault style rifle rifle and pistol as well as a handgun and that at least two of the guns were purchased legally. the chief of police said the assailant, who was 28 years old , had no criminal history. officials say they did find, though a manifesto that referred to this particular date and called it a targeted attack. we've also determined there were maps drawn other school in detail of surveillance ery