communities. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. more rain and wind moving into the bay area tonight. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach the last week of march is bringing yet another round of stormy weather. let's get right over the chief meteorologist bill martin in our coverage tonight, bill. the rain is just moving into the north bay. it will be here by early morning tomorrow here being the central bay area and working its way across the region after the early mid morning commute. it's going to be around 9 10 11 is when this thing is really going to get going. it's a slow mover. here's the low pressure center. it's different than the last one last week, which was so powerful, powerful storm, but it's further offshore. in the farther offshore does. it keeps those really strong gale force winds away away from us or who's at least further offshore so we will see a wind advisory. we will see when gusta 35 45 even 50 miles an hour. maybe 55. but

not 80. what we saw last week. at least that's the plan. the showers are moving in. right now. that's just moisture ahead of the weather system. the weather system still well offshore, so the atmosphere is just moistening up getting nice and chocked full of water. so when that thing hits tomorrow morning, and i'll show you in the model, it just starts to rain inch and a half of rain two inches of rain, maybe 2.5 inches of rain in the hills and then windy conditions. breezy conditions about 10 am 11 am will be the peak of the storm for winds and rain. and problems . perhaps we could see a lot of power outages, as you might imagine not as strong as last week, but still a moderate to strong storm. all right, bill. thank you. well in east bay car dealership owner is getting ready for the storm. a light pole fell onto one of the saudis diamond auto sales in alameda during last week's powerful storm, the owner, alex demott, welded and fixed up some of the polls that surround the park street dealership himself. and then he hired professionals to finish the job before tomorrow's storm rolls through the bay area. it's been not easy. i

would say. probably a big learning process for me, but now we're more or less secured and ready for the next one. hotels ktvu that after the pulse smashed into the audi during the last storm, the community rallied their support. he said he received more than 600 emails , texts and calls from concerned residents who wanted to make sure always well and reminder to download the ktvu weather app to stay on top of the incoming storm. it has interactive radar and an hourly forecast for the area where you live, and we continue to follow the devastating news out of tennessee. six people were killed in a mass shooting. at a nashville elementary school, including three children. the 28 year old shooter was shot and killed by police. ktvu is elissa harrington has been following the story. she joins us live from the newsroom with the latest information, alyssa police call this a planned and calculated attack. they say the suspect shot kids and adults and also fired at officers out of window striking police cars in

the parking lot. chilling surveillance video released by the. someone fires multiple rounds through a glass door at the covenant school in nashville, gaining entry into this private christian elementary school. the shooter is seen heavily armed with two assault style guns and a nine millimeter pistol. the person enters the church office. and has seen on video walking past the children's ministry. then down a long hallway, the shooter would go on to kill 39 year old students and three adults when we send our kids to school or to any place of safety. we expect them to live, learn, have fun and come back. from that day days experience. we don't anticipate things like this. the 1st 911 calls came in at 10 13 am while students were in class , police say within 14 minutes, officers arrived, began clearing the building and found the suspect on the second floor. two

officers opened fire killing the shooter. i was hoping this day would never, ever come here in the city. but we would never wait. to make entry and to go in and to stop the threat. especially when it deals with our children. police chief john drake is calling this a targeted attack. drake said that 28 year old suspect once attended the covenant school. he also said investigators found a manifesto maps and two additional shotguns . the victims have been identified as 60 year old katherine coons, who was the head of the school. 61 year old cynthia peek a substitute teacher and 61 year old mike hill, a custodian. the three children who died are evelyn deck house, halle scruggs and william kenny. community and nation mourning the victims and yet another school shooting so even in a remarkably fast response, there was not enough time. and those guns stole

precious lives from us today in nashville. and in this dark hour, let us support each other. let us go and hug our children a little bit closer tonight. police say the shooter had no criminal history. they plan to release more information about a motive in coming days. mike harrington live in the newsroom tonight. alyssa. thank you. many parents in nashville have been shaken by the shooting. sean dale brooks says she lost one of her sons in the 2018 waffle house, shooting in tennessee. and now today, another one of her children was inside that school. yeah. i felt like my nerves left me. it felt like it was happening all over again. no parent should have to receive that call. no parent should have to go through anything like that . on twitter tonight, governor, newsom said. we call ourselves the land of the free yet our kids and teachers are gunned down in schools and forced to live in fear of being killed

while being educated. what kind of freedom is that? this isn't going to stop until we come together to pass basic gun safety laws in our nation. california is appealing a judge's ruling that blocked enforcement of a state law that limits the sale of certain models of handguns. last week, a federal judge in orange county ruled against amendments to the unsafe handgun act specifically the requirements that any new semiautomatic guns have an indicator that shows when the gun is loaded and a disconnect mechanism that would keep the gun from firing when the magazine is not inserted. the attorney general said the law is saving lives caused by accidental shootings, bonta said quote the rate of accidental shooting deaths in california decreased by two thirds between 2014 and 2018. after chamber load indicators and magazine disconnect mechanisms were required for new models and our coverage of the shooting in nashville continues online. you can find the latest developments at ktvu dot com. san jose police

made an arrest in connection to a fatal hit and run accident that killed the last ghettos woman and injured her young daughter last night. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more from police and from people who live in the area. pedestrians who are walking in the crosswalk had the legal right of way. they were doing exactly the right thing. it was the driver who was going against a solid red light who caused this accident and ultimately fatality of the adult female residents in san jose are mourning the loss of 45 year old lehman sal, who died sunday after police say she was hit by a car while walking with her young daughter and their dog. near blossom hill road and lee avenue. i came out here to support my community and i felt really saddened by the story. this is a street that i drive by every day and i go to school on the same street. so i was really shooken up by this. sounds daughter and their dog were also hit by the car. her daughter was hospitalized and is expected to recover, but the dog did not

survive. san jose police say the driver never stopped to offer assistance. they were able to use an automated license plate reader to identify the car after receiving a tip. then they made an arrest. the streets are telling us that improvements are needed. now the lives are being lost are telling us we can't wait another year, diana krall. remedy is an advocate with silicon valley by coalition and says san jose's vision zero program to improve road safety still needs an additional $12 million this year to be fully funded. she says, redesigning the streets will force people to slow down and help save lives a year is another family a year is another person that won't make it back home won't be able to cross the street, another person that isn't safe, just leaving their car. this incident marks the fourth pedestrian death in san jose this year. last year, 63 people died in traffic accidents in san jose. lamonica

peters, ktvu, fox two news. new at 11. san francisco city leaders today announced a major legislative effort to revive the city's downtown mayor, london breed and board of supervisors president aaron peskin are working on the joint project and mend the city's planning code to make it easier to turn existing office buildings into housing. the measure also targets zoning changes that will allow for more office services and retail uses indoor and outdoor entertainment and larger retailers in union square. legislation will be heard at the planning commission and building inspection commission this spring. also knew at 11. oakland's police union is threatening to sue the city over the ransomware attack that snarled services and led to the release of personal data. the oakland police officers association says several dozen officers were among those whose data was hacked. they say there has been quote zero accountability by city leaders. city officials said that they will meet with the union, saying in a statement that protecting the security of their personal information is a top priority.

coming up. support is growing for east bay congresswoman barbara lee, who was running for us senate also from severe weather to a loss in revenue. it has been a challenging year for the oakland zoo. the latest incident impacting workers. they're also we're checking in with the hard hit community of haro after weeks of severe weather cleanup efforts are underway, there is another storm is set to bring even more strong winds and rain.

throwing his support behind east bay congresswoman barbara lee and will co chair her campaign along with congresswoman lee, orange county congresswoman katie porter and burbank area congressman adam schiff are running for the job. they are vying for the seat of longtime senator dianne feinstein, who will not be running for reelection ship has the endorsement of former house speaker nancy pelosi. porter is backed by a massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. san jose state political science professor donna crane said kana has been outspoken about the need for representation. he talks about the importance of having a black woman in the senate or, but it could also be generational. right there. there are 30 years apart in age. um so you know, he may be looking to set himself up for the next the next time a seat is open. there is currently no black woman

serving as u. s senator and only to have served in the history of the senate, kamala harris here in california, and carol moseley braun from illinois. oakland zoo has had a difficult few months, the zoo says it has lost millions of dollars in revenue, all because of storm related closures, and it's preparing to close again this week because of this new storm. aside from the storms, as you also made the difficult decision to euthanize 46 year old african elephant who was suffering from a number of health problems, katie views. brooks jarocz has the story. 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 or discomfort by humanely euthanizing her sometimes in life. you know it's goods. 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 afari, the zoo's lantern festival. then buckets of rain caused a massive sinkhole right near the main entrance. zulu was shut down for more than a month for major repairs will tell you we've been tested tested as an organization. ah 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. um 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. the

zoo plans to remove more trees, a long 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 and moving us on and couldn't be more thankful to the community open. oakland voters approved measure why last november that will allow the oakland zoo to get an extra $12 million a year for the next 20 years in oakland, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. a final walk out for san francisco giants sergio romo coming up tonight's special farewell to the 15 year veteran. also doordash is helping those in need in the south bay of the partnership that is bringing meals right to people's doorsteps. look now, tonight's sunset captured by our rooftop camera here in oakland were hoping to show you that

sunset. well, i can tell you it was a cloudy and overcast night ahead of tomorrow's storm. our chief meteorologist bill

and took to the field one last time after 15 seasons in the league, ktvu is amberleigh reports now from oracle park. giants fans express enthusiasm, loyalty and love for relief pitcher sergio rommel during the giant final exhibition game at oracle park against the oakland a's we needed to be here for robo today. oh, back for one final time in a giant uniform to pitch in the seventh inning

after nine seasons with the giants, who went on to play for seven other teams, including rival dodgers, little tiny bit bitter after the whole dodger thing, but he's back, and he will always be a giant fans say it's only fitting that he ends his 15 year major league career with the giants after winning three world series championships together coming from san juan bautista, my sister called me last night and she said ramos retiring tomorrow. let's go, and i said okay, let's go on social media. romo posted this photo and wrote, thank you san francisco giants for this opportunity to go out where i started. it's exciting. i miss him. i'm missing him play. this couple drove all the way from fisa, leah to san francisco to see romeo play custom made hats. hers bears ramos name they say they are impressed by how he treats fans. it was about the people. it was about the fans. it wasn't about himself, and i really appreciated that how he interacted with all different ages, so he just became one of my favorite players. penda

letter online to fans about how his father's love for playing baseball was passed on to him. quote it's the one thing in life that always made me feel visible. the seventh inning. roma lit up the ballpark when he came to the mound and excited fans, among them his extended family who came from all over the bay area and as far away as utah to show their support. if he retired anywhere else, i wouldn't be perfect. fancy this is the perfect way for romo to close out his career. his 27 postseason games pitched with the giants are the most in franchise history at oracle park in san francisco. amberleigh ktvu, fox, two news and the monterey county community of the haro. cleanup of debris and trash got underway today, work crews picking up all the debris left behind from a recent storm in levee breach. that flooded the count. officials say the cleanup process will take several weeks. part of the

process is clearing the sidewalk so that residents can actually put out more damaged items for pickup residents were allowed to return to the area for the first time last thursday, and this comes right as another storm is about to hit the bay area back to chief meteorologist bill martin. we go who's tracking that weather bill? we've got a little bit of rain, just light rain showing up in the north bay right now sprinkles little drizzle here and there. wind advisory will be in effect here from five am to two pm tomorrow. while the main event on the wind is going to be around 9 10 in the morning winter storm warning. that's not a surprise. they're going to see to have seen some numbers that suggest four ft of snow, especially in that central sierra nevada. downside, bear valley. south towards mammoth in those areas will be already doing well with with the snowfall, there's the low spinning offshore. it's strengthening now, but it's doing it at the right time for us because it's further offshore. it's further to the north, so it's deepening and getting stronger and becoming potentially a cycle of atmospheric bomb. 24 millibar drop in 24 hours it's not a big

deal. they are a big deal. they just don't happen off our coast. meteorology meteorological bombs happen up here right where they can, but down when they get off our clothes like that one last week. you get the big 80 mile an hour winds. this is potentially one. but it's sitting far enough offshore. it's intensifying now instead of like, right at the bay bridge, so here are the rain showers that are occurring now and we're getting reports out. and that's sausalito area with a few light showers. point race is typical as getting a few light showers out towards fairfield, livermore. and then this will be the model. and the timing is probably pretty close on this so long it took so it really doesn't show up wet wise in san francisco and tell about eight or nine in the morning. so it's been going on for a while. just a slow mover and then it 11 am 10 11. am you see it across the central bay heavy, heavy rain, heavy wind and then about two pm is starting to believe or not wind down a little bit. the wind should be dying down just to touch and then it pushes out by the five o'clock commute with residual energy coming in on

wednesday, so here we go wednesday morning at two am that looks pretty wet. and then another band moves through wednesday afternoon, and then there's the parent low, which is working its way south. so what i just tell you things about this thing is all about five am to 11 am tomorrow and then there'll be plenty of scattered showers. a little bit of everything for sure, but not as strong and robust as what we had last week. it's still gonna be a good storm. it's a moderate to strong storm for sure and a half of rain. two inches possible in the heavier locations. all right, bill. thank you. well, san jose is celebrating a successful partnership with doordash to deliver food to people in need of help the group hunger at home and doordash initially set up a drive through to distribute meals because of the pandemic and soaring inflation is part of the food delivery companies charitable program called project dash, it's been working with hunger at home to help feed low income people in silicon valley. it collects surplus food from restaurants grocery store.

rouz 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 san jose earthquakes are helping the organizations by providing the use of the parking lot at paypal park for the food distribution every monday. alright coming up in sports more coverage from the ballpark in the city plus the warriors scoreboard watching as the t wolves play a big one in sacramento, joe fonzi with the

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freeze tonight in san francisco . this game was about more than the final preseason game for both teams. this was the night sergio romo officially called at the end of a 15 year career. this was not a good final tuneup for giants starter ross stripling. he'd already allowed four runs and then remote. laureano hit a towering drive down the left field line in the fifth. that's a three run shot strictly allows nine runs on 11 hits in five innings. would go on to win 12 to 6 john balducci tradition, but this is not part of the job description apple after a live ball, harvey decides he's going to make a play harvey that boss still alive. i don't know if he was happier, embarrassed, but neither guy gets credit for put out in that one. after 15 years , nine of them and three world series titles with the giants, romo went out to picture symbolic inning and then officially retire as a giant. their attention, please now pitching for san francisco, sergio covid. that was familiar

entrance during romo san francisco tenure with both teams recognizing the moment along with the giants brass, the a's were one of the eight teams played for spending the 2021 season with them all took so long that roman was charged with two balls with the new pitch clock rules gave up a walk in a couple of hits. then it was time to make it. official. romo s former teammate. 100 pence. the guy who went out to the mound to give him the hook. fitting way for romo's career officially come to an end, a career that saw him save 84 games for the giants in his prime tonight's way to end the exhibition season before both teams start playing for real. okay? warriors had the night off, but things got tighter in the nba's western conference after the win over the warriors last night, the timberwolves were in sacramento tonight, where kings fans were hyped up about their team trying to clinch a playoff spot for the first time in 17 years. but that didn't happen to kings get within four here when they want

to. sabonis gets creative under the basket. he's guarded by rudy gobert. lots of time still for sacramento, but the t wolves put down the hammer down the stretch. go bare answers back with two of his own inside, he had 16 points and 16 rebounds. minnesota wins 1 19 1 15. what that means is that timberwolves moved past the war past the wars into the number six spot in the west. the water's number seven right now will be at home tomorrow night against new orleans. the number 18 as a head coach. final four now said in the women's ncaa tournament. dawn staley, south carolina team in maryland. aaliyah boston drive to the hoop pulls up for two for 22 points, south carolina the favorite to win it all, moving into the final four with an 86 75 win south carolina. now 35 will meet iowa in the final four game on friday . and in tonight's other game, brooks trying to get virginia tech into its first final four takedown, ohio state third quarter comes to a close and georgia i'm or looking for an opening for shots. you create

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