School and middle school. No one was hurt. The lockdown was lifted and school resumed. But then about 2 hours later, around 2 p. M. , police got another report of a second student with a gun which prompted this second lockdown out of precaution. It turns out the Student Police were looking for in that case was already off campus. Police did contact him and say they found no weapon in that case. The school was given the all clear around 3 p. M. Police are still investigating the two incidents and are not saying yet if they may be linked. Investigators do say the 14 yearold boy who brought the gun here is a milpitas resident. He is facing charges for bringing a firearm to campus but could face more depending where the investigation goes. This is a reminder for parents to lock up firearms. Maureen naylor in milpitas tonight. Maureen, thank you. Now to some new information about an 8year old who brought a gun to a San Ramon School on tuesday. That boys father is now under arrest. 30yearold Anthony Odonnell was arrested this morning at his home. Police say his son brought a loaded gun in his backpack to twin creeks elementary school. He showed the gun to other students and the school was notified. Odonnell, the father, faces charges including child endangerment and criminal storage of a gun accessible to a child. Comments made by at least six Antioch High SchoolJunior VarsityFootball Players to a group of female students were so crude and so vulgar that the principal suspended the players and also canceled todays Football Game. Ktvus rob roth was at Antioch High School earlier today and joins us now live from the newsroom with just what happened. Reporter heather, that Junior VarsityFootball Game was supposed to start about now. But the game has been canceled because the principal says the group of jv players harassed and threatened a group of females students and that the school wont stand for it. Reporter the football field at Antioch High School emptied. The bleachers empty. Thursdays Junior Varsity rivalry Football Game against deer valley high is off because of behavior of a dozen players. Some of the vulgar statements and comments that were made to their classmates, the female students, were so rude and disgusting and profane that, um, i just was appalled by their behavior. Reporter thats why principal roach suspended six Junior VarsityFootball Players for a week and decided along with the coaches to cancel the game. It happened monday afternoon. Ktvu spoke with one of the female students, who says that it all began when one of her friends broke up with one of the jv Football Players. Then a group of players began shouting at the girl and her friend. Then the jv player started shouting crude stuff at us and calling my friend names that shouldnt have been said. And then my friend asked what was the problem . And they didnt say anything. And then they kept saying if she walked over there, she was getting slapped. She was going to get hit. Reporter the school decided to cancel the game to send a message and because with so many players suspended, it would be hard to field a full team. The incident happened just days after the school held an assembly about Sexual Harassment and finding positive ways to treat each other. To me, it was very upsetting that we provided an opportunity for people to learn, discuss some of these really important issues and, um, then to see that behavior was very disappointing. Things shouldnt just be okay with demeaning someone and calling someone horrendous names that shouldnt have been said and then threatening to beat somebody because they got broken up with. Reporter football is popular at antioch high. But the Administration Says some things are just more important. It sends a clear message about what we will and will not, you know, condone or accept here at the high school. Reporter the cancellation of the Football Game applies only to the jv game. The varsity game against deer valley goes on as scheduled. Next weeks jv game is still on. Thank you, rob roth in the newsroom. There is new information about the killing of a musician outside a downtown oakland nightclub in april of 2015. 26yearold Emiliano Nevarez was shot and killed while carrying musical equipment out in the street after performing at the golden bull bar. Today Oakland Police and the fbi held a joint News Conference to announce that the man responsible for his death is 24yearold [indiscernible name]. But he was killed a year after that oakland homicide during a police chase in placer county. Were at least satisfied that we have the right person that is responsible for this. It doesnt bring the deceased back. And it is something that we are heartbroken for the family over. But it gives us comfort that we have been able to hard work identify the shooter in this. Ktvus Cristina Rendon attended this afternoons News Conference. She will have more coming up on our 6 00 newscast. More than 100 people are stilt in shelters more than 2 weeks after the fires wondering whether they will have a new place to live. Dina smith and her family lost their apartment in clearlake. They are staying at the Sonoma County fairgrounds in santa rosa. Red cross staffers dont know how long the shelter will stay home. Her husband is a disabled vet and worries how she will care for her family if the shelter closes. It does frighten me because the American Red Cross are going to close down at any given time and we were just in a meeting where they told us well give you 24hour notice. I have no idea what im going to do with my family, with my kids. I dont know i im so uncertain about tomorrow that i have been just trying to focus on today. [ crying ] today is all i have. In rohnert park, the First Spanish Baptist Church is cooking three meals a day 7 days a week for those affected by the fires. Fire Officials Say if weather conditions stay the same, the four largest north bay fires could be fully contained by tomorrow. The atlas fire which started near Lake Berryessa is 97 contained. The tubbs fire, pocket fire and nuns fire are all around 95 contained. Firefighters have been working around the clock to put out any hot spots and clean up the areas affected by the fires. Those four fires have burned and estimated 200,000 acres. Now that those fires are almost fully contained, wine country needs tourists to come back. Visitors from around the bay area, the nation and the world are the lifeblood for the regions economy. Ktvus tom vacar joins us now live from napa after taking a ride on the Napa Valley Wine Train. Reporter indeed. Because wine country really wants to go from emergency to recovery while the weather is still utterly spectacular. Hello there. Reporter five napa mayors, two napa county supervisors and state senator bill dodd invited the media in to underscore the critical need for tourism to return sooner than later because this is usually the busiest time of the year. Its very important to the local economy, all the cities and the counties, and they are very much open for business. Most of our workforce are not wealthy people and so its been very important that we get the word out because we have had to shut the train down for a week. Reporter for todays noon returns the Napa Valley Wine Train carried 65 paying passengers far short of the 370passenger capacity per trip. The central pullman cars travel along the Railway First laid during the California Gold rush making up to two runs a day. Last week they were shut down. I called up again and they were open back up and good to go. Reporter the two reasons folks arent coming, concerns about air quality, and two, whether the napa valley has been totally destroyed. As you can see today, the air quality is great. It has been and will be. And the valley of the floor, which is really what visitors experience, completely intact. I think you gain if you come now. Youre more likely to get into the restaurants you couldnt normally get into in october. You can get into hotels. The wineries are the same way. Reporter thats true from napa into the south to calistoga in the north. We have been known as a Hospitality Community since the late 1800s. Its how we make our living. Same for the rest of the napa valley. Reporter agricultural areas are always subject to ups and you down, but its the people like this woman whose family who lost three homes to the fire who have no intention of leaving ever. Were happy in napa. We are happen to be in napa to be on the vineyards that my kids have grown up with. Reporter just a few of the reasons that people could from all over to visit this slice of paradise and by the way, there are plenty of deals to be had up here. You can check it out. In fact, one couple got a room at the silverado resort for 150 bucks a night. Amazing. Tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. They are trying anything they can to get people to come back. Tom, thank you very much. President trump signed a 36. 5 billion emergency aid measure to help with disasters including the california wildfires. The president signed the bill today after the senate sent him the measure earlier this week to help florida, texas and puerto rico after the string of devastating hurricanes. The money will also help western states dealing with massive wildfires. No word exactly on how much of the money will be sent to california. Today congress has approved more than 50 billion in disaster aid so far this fall but more money will be needed [ music ] coming up, the 49ers pledge half a Million Dollars to fight for gun safety. At 5 30, see the first issue they are fighting for that has Police Unions from around the country signing up. Plus, a park rangers stolen again was used to kill kate steinle on a San Francisco pier. Today that ranger testified in the trial against the accused gunman, coming up next details about that testimony. Its warm out there today. But a little cooler in some places. No fog look the coast, but cooling trend is in the offing. Ill see you back here after the break. Tighter new security minutes went into effect today for all International Air travelers bound for u. S. Airports including sfo. The new rules apply to both u. S. Citizens and foreign travelers. And they affect roughly 2100 flights that come into the u. S. From around the world every day. Under the new screening process, passengers could be subject to security interviews by airline employees and face more detailed inspections of carryon bags and electronic devices. Travelers we spoke with today at sfo dont mind. Its only being done to protect the people. You might worry but if you are screened, everything passes through, your luggage, you feel okay. The thanks replaced earlier rules that banned travelers from eight predominantly muslim countries from bringing laptops into the passenger cabin area. All right. Temperatures today where they were yesterday and temperatures tomorrow continue to cool. So here are todays temperatures. Tomorrow in santa rosa down a few degrees. Temperatures down 5 degrees in concord and 4 degrees down in san jose. A trend of cooling which will be helpful for fire danger. Its been a warm week. We have had above average temperatures a couple of days of records and as we get into saturday and sunday, tomorrow, temperatures trend down. 90 degrees, a High Pressure center is responsible for that. Its big. 2,000 miles of coverage of this dome. Its a bowl of High Pressure over us. Thats why you have the fire danger in Southern California and up here. The red flag warnings in the record heat. You do see some fog up north. Thats a good thing. You see a little notch of the offshore winds here. But the fog up north is going to start to pull in tomorrow and the next day so that will begin the general cooling around here. Tomorrow a little cooler. That just continues that way through the bay area weekend. No fog to speak of. A nice looking forecast for your bay area friday already. Wow. 87 in napa. Thats right now. 91 in concord. 86 in walnut creek. Good air quality. You know, last week, remember that far back, we had horrible air quality with all the smoke from the fires. Thats not happening with beautiful air quality and light winds. Nice looking day. San francisco brings the fog back. Thats what that is. So this model, yeah there will be a little fog tomorrow morning. It is more like tomorrow night. There will be fog tomorrow at some point either way. Mostly sunny at lunchtime for everybody. San francisco makes 76 degrees for a daytime high for friday. So you know in places like san jose and whatever, inland areas, like fremont, youre going to find 80s easily so lots of 70s and 80s tomorrow. I dont think well see any low 90s. A generally cooling trend. This is tomorrow. General cooling trend into the weekend and hopefully next week. So fire danger taking a little bit of a break. [ pause ] the Law Enforcement officer whose gun was stolen from his car in San Francisco and then used in the kate steinle killing took center stage in court today during the trial of Jose Inez Garcia Zarate. The bureau of Land Management officer said he thought it was safely stored even though it was in a backpacker in the locked vehicle. Ktvus Tara Moriarty joins us now. Reporter this officer took center stage today. He is not from the bay area so perhaps not familiar with our auto breakin epidemic. He is actually from just south of san diego near the mexico border. This is officer John Wachowski were talking about with blm. He took the stand today and said that he is, quote, safetycan. Now, that struck the defense as odd considering that the officer left a fully loaded firearm inside his suv in a backpack parked along the embarcadero on june 27th, 2015. He said he is, quote, safety safetyconsciou prosecutors say Jose Inez Garcia Zarate got the gun and shot kate steinle on pier 14. Zarates attorney asked wachowski if he felt responsible for steinles death and that question was actually stricken from the record. We asked the attorney about that after court ended and coming up at 6 00, well have more on that. Live from San Francisco, im Tara Moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. [ pause ] and joining us now to talk more about Kate Steinles murder trial is our legal expert michael cardoza. Whats the point of even calling that blm officer. What difference does that make . I have to tell you, thats a spoton question. It makes no difference at all. As you say, whats the difference where the gun came from . The fact is, he either brought it there or he found it there, zarate. If i were a prosecutor back to the old days when i was a prosecutor, i would think that out. Say, you know what . It doesnt matter so why would i call him to the stand . Dont call him. Let the defense call him. Right. And then you would be able to argue to the jury, doesnt mean anything. They are trying to divert you. You know, its like a magician. Hey, look over there while the tricks being done here. It makes no difference. The weapon was there. It was used. It killed kate steinle. Is it really plausible, in your opinion, to think that this guy was sitting on the bench looked underneath and found something wrapped up in in in whatever, unwrapped it, it turned out to be a gun, it accidentally went off and it accidentally killed kate steinle . I have a hard time believing that, especially or in light of the fact that zarate gave three different stories to the San Francisco police department. Which story are we to believe . You were shooting at the seal or the gun went off accidentally . Thats why, frank this will be a battle of experts. The d. A. Will bring in an expert. A forensic ballistic expert to talk about the pull on that gun trigger on that sig sauer. Its 10 pounds. So it didnt go off accidentally unless it was cocked. Who is going to believe it was cocked under a bench and he picked it up and goes boom and throws it in the bay . No, it doesnt make sense. How damning is that, that you threw the gun in the bay, that he gave those different stories and that as she lay dying and people were coming to help her, he went in the other direction . You know, some of thats explainable by the defense. You pick the gun up and lets assume lets assume with all our imagination that it went off accidentally. Like oh, my god throw it to get rid of it and im out of here. It was me that did that. I dont want to be involved in this. So it could be a panic type situation for him. Other than that you have the three different stories. The thing thats getting me is the d. A. Keeps saying, you know, he pointed the gun directly at her. Now, i dont know what if any evidence the prosecutor has of that but she better have some good evidence and i dont know why they are even going there because if he picks up that gun and he thinks, ha, i wonder if it works, he points it at the ground, or points it at something inanimate, pulls the trigger, thats such a willful disregard for h