this is kpix5 news on kbcw. >> there were booms and another boom and a last boom right after that. and then glass everywhere. >> a gunman storms a crowded new jersey shopping mall and disappears. a daycare worker accused of showing up drunk first thing in the morning. >> and a young tourist vanishes off the streets of san francisco after a frantic phone call to his family. good evening, i'm ken basety bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. >> no reports of any deaths or injuries. officials got the call around 9:00 eastern time. s.w.a.t. teams and police with canine units are combing the garden state plaza mall looking for the suspect or suspects. so far, they have come across one shell casing. everyone inside was ordered to

start running. i was in the back of the store and i heard the loud noise and something told me, go see what that was. i ran to front of the store and out of nowhere, the guy walked past the front door and he's shooting shots in the air. >> we heard a few shots, but we weren't sure what it was and everybody started running. we thought it was a joke. >> the mall cops came running past us screaming shots fired and told us to run. >> other witnesses described a lone gunman dressed in black from head to toe and talking to himself. at this time, it's not considered an active shooting incident and the gunman may have left the mall. >> for the first time we are hearing from one of the injured tsa agents who survived friday's shooting at lax. he told the reporter he was shot twice while doing his job trying to protect people. >> tony can barely walk after surviving friday's shooting at los angeles international airport.

the tsa agent was trying to protect passengers. when police say paul ciancia shot him. >> i turned around and there was a gunman and shot me twice. >> investigators visited his apartment just outside los angeles and left with his roommate, who drove ciancia to the airport, but says he had no idea what was going to happen next. ciancia walked into lax, pulled an assault rifle, and opened fire. hernandez, one of three agents shot was killed. he considered hernandez a true friend. >> police shot ciancia four times. his family released a statement. >> paul is our friend son and brother. >> saying he made the conscious decision to make

multiple tsa employees, but people who knew him say they don't know why he wanted to target the tsa. cbs news, los angeles. >> ciancia remains heavily sedated. the injured tsa agent hopes to return to work after he recovers. >> mayor of sunny vail says he is done waiting for lawmakers in sacramento and washington to do something about gun violence. as kit doe tells us, the mayor proposed a laundry list of gun safely laws for tomorrow's election. >> sunny vail mayor did not mix his words. >> i'm used to a fight. >> it would give gun owners 48 hours to report lost or stolen weapons. sunny vail would have to keep logs of ammo sales for two years. guns would have to be stored with locked containers and ban possession of magazines that held more than ten rounds with

some exceptions. >> anybody with a magazine with more than ten rounds have to surrender that magazine? >> no. i understand they were grandfathered in and have a purchase price of it prior to that, they are fine. unfortunately, a lot of the effort is not back by a sound legal basis. >> responsible citizens of california say the measure would hurt legal gun owners. thieves who get ammo sales records could track down owners and steal their guns. mandatory gun laws could slow down your response in an emergency and high capacity magazines have already been banned for years. >> that law has already been on the books in california. you're right, it's complete lee redundant. >> vowed to sue. the mayor says bring it on. >> our community, i'm going to say, not afraid of the nra. >> kpix5. >> new regulations on gun sales are also up for

discussion in pleasant hill tonight. the city is considering an ordinance requiring gun dealers to keep their distance from neighborhoods, parks, and schools. they would also have to install alarms. and turn over employees background information to police. city council could vote on the proposal tonight. >> it's been a week since the young man from brazil, looking to go to college in san francisco disappeared. last anyone heard from him was a phone call he made at 19th and shot well in the mission district. that's where kristen ayers is tonight. kristen. >> i'm standing right about where apollo was when he called his family in brazil to tell them someone was after him. it has been seven days and now his family has traveled thousands of miles to san francisco to try to find him. >> i'm in trouble. some people following me and i need help. call the police. call a taxi. send someone to find me. >> they are the last words on a

haze heard from her brother over the phone before he mysteriously disappeared one week ago. >> listening to shelters, they tried to put fires out. >> no sign. an art student studying in los angeles. he came to san francisco october 25 to look into city dig at academy of art university. he was only supposed to stay for a couple days. after meeting someone new, he extended his stay. when he called his family one week ago, anna knew something was terribly wrong. >> he was frightened. >> when they arrived at the scene, no one was there. now police are circulating this. a vary lance shot of a person of interest who used pallo's credit card in the mission on halloween. ana wants to find that person and plans to stay in san francisco until she has some answers.

>> something happened. we hear about it. but we feel that we are going to find him. >> in san francisco, kristen ayers, kpix5. >> they say that pollo may be in an altered state of mind. anyone with information should call police. a bay area daycare worker is under arrest. 58-year-old, anna lopez was drunk while the children were under her care. parents called police before 7:00 this morning when they say something appeared to be wrong as they dropped off their children at the child development center. police say they smelled a strong odor of alcohol on lopez and took her in. >> no harm. she definitely was -- the belief was, she was not able to care for the children. so no harm, but it didn't help her being intoxicated. >> informing investigators are

looking to see if there are any similar incidents. two weeks ago have now taken legal action. 13-year-old, andy lopez's family filed a federal lawsuit against deputy eric and sonoma county. the shooting was reckless and violated andy's civil rights. the deputy opened fire after andy refused orders to drop a real gun. turned out to be a replica ak47. >> we are going to prove to our investigation, through our lawsuit, that the shooting of andy lopez was absolutely and unequivocally justified. >> we want justice and also, we want an honest investigation. >> the deputy's attorney said her client thought his life was in danger. sanoma county says the federal lawsuit is premature.

the suit quote, has the potential of interfering with the conduct of the full criminal investigation. >> a case of trash talk goes too far. today, the miami dolphins suspended limen indefinitely after word got out he sent racist and threatening text messages to a teammate. jonathan martin who played at stanford suddenly left the dolphins last week because of emotional issues. a cbs reporter tells us, incognito is not known for having a squeaky clean record. >> richie won't be playing profootball for a while. he's been suspended for threatening jonathan martin and his family using racial slurs. martin left the team last week after a lunchroom prank that was apparently the last straw. cbs sports analyst, jason, says he has seen text messages

incognito sent to martin. >> threats of, i'm going to kill you. that is above and beyond the code, above and beyond what is accepted anywhere. >> the nfl will conduct a workplace review. >> if the review shows this is not a safe atmosphere, i will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure that it is. >> incognito's record has not gone unnoticed. he led the league in penalties. nfl voters voted him. >> i didn't feel anyone was getting bullied. we were doing things football teams do. >> he tweeted sunday, three things cannot be long hidden, the sun, the moon, and the truth. teresa garcia, cbs news. there's something else he staid in the stadium program for the halloween game. when asked who is the easiest

teammate to scare, igcognito replied, jonathan martin. the employment nondediscrimination act would prohibit workplace dediscrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. final senate passage is expected later this week. but the bill is unlikely to clear the house. speaker john baner. the law could undermine job creation and lead to frithilouse louts. >> why lawsuits. >> residents of a bay area high-rise say there's only one thing consistent about elevators, they are always going up. >> and the a's sharing a stadium with the giants? major league baseball is throwing it out there. >> there's a frost advisory in effect for the north bay, including santa rosa.

the number of the night is 44. 44 days without rain fall. how many more before we do get rain? your forecast next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

slep police are looking for an arsonist who nearly blew up a frat house as people slept inside. someone turned on the gas stove inside the fraternity house early yesterday morning and then lit a small fire. no one was hurt, but fraternity members are still shaken. >> no idea right now. that's the bad part. the scary part. we had officer stay the night. >> police are questioning about 40 people who were at the house for a party saturday night, but so far, they don't have any suspects. >> the university of california is going completely tobacco-free. kpix5's andrea borba tells us that includes banning e cigarettes. >> it's almost easier to find stanford cardinal red on the campus than it is to find a smoker. it's about to get tougher. cal and the entire system

already smoke-free. next to be snuffed out, all tobacco products. the goal ucy is to get students and especially staffers off tobacco. but banning smokeless e cigarettes has some questioning the board of regions. >> i understand why they are banning cigarettes, but i don't know what i feel about e cigarettes, because they don't produce the vapor. >> andrew of three kings vapor says he fights on a daily basis. he says the e cigarettes are a way to kick the cancer sticks and second-hand smoke to the curb. >> i came from a pack and a half a day, started vaping. >> he understands the lack of science behind what he believes, but still considers the uc decision short sided. >> for this to be a healthier

alternative is very discouraging and definitely counterproductive. >> on a campus like cal where something is always getting lit up. >> maybe they are trying to produce a better image. >> it does look like it's lights out for the e cigarette. in berkeley, kpix5. >> the ban on uc campuses takes effect in january. some people living at a san francisco high-rise have been going nowhere because of stuck elevators. drentzs residents say the elevators are slow, skip floors, or out of order. some elderly or disabled were unable to leave when both elevators were out at the same time. >> these elevators are breaking down constantly. constantly. if it's not one thing, it's another. >> tenants have complained, but the housing authority insists it's doing its best to keep up with repairs on 30 elevators in 22 buildings.

they have no interest in hopping the bay to share a stadium with the giants. major league baseball suggested that idea. they need to know where the a's plan to play next season so they can make the schedule. the a's league the coliseum is up. the owner is still determined to move to team to san jose, but the league has yet to make a ruling on whether or not he can or not. wolf said toarksd the a's will extend their coliseum lease. for the short-term at least. >> less than 12 hours until the largest casino opens. the resort and casino is west of highway 101. there are 3,000 slot machines and 144 gaming tables. the casino is expected to bring in more than half a billion dollars of revenue in two years. the state, sanoma county will all get some of that money. >> new week, new forecast, we

looking at changes? >> always a new forecast, not a new change. right? all right. not what we do on mondays. here's a live look outside san francisco city hall. that's our weather computer, i'll show you city hall is lit up because tomorrow is election day. a lot of blue on my map. frost advisory in effect for santa rosa and napa. a chilly night, 42. check out the sunrise, 6:40 tomorrow morning. this is the time of year where you turn the corner. is it pouring outside of your house yet? the answer is no. we typically triple our october rain fall in the month of november, but we certainly have done that yet nor will we over the next couple days. sunshine tomorrow, again, high of 67. sunshine on wednesday, again. high of 71. believe it or not, actually, everything is set up perfectly for us to begin getting rain

fall and i'm confident that once the rain begins, we'll have a decent amount of rain fall. one fly in the ointment. that is a huge ridge of high pressure, keeping it up in the northwest. not allowing storms, any of these fronts which have been juicy. and the ridge is not moving tonight or tomorrow or wednesday. the next front moves through on wednesday and friday. the rain will stay to our north. it's the one after that. around veteran's day, we will see that ridge moving out and the rain moving in. sunshine for you tomorrow. wednesday, thursday, as we hit friday, knocking down our temperatures t. will be cooler and cloudier. i promise it's coming. it's not going to get here until next week. for tomorrow, sunshine, san jose 70. and 64 in the city. fremont you'll hit 66. high in the upper 60s. 71, low 70s widespread for concorde, walnut creek, and

pleasantton. mill valley 70. oakland 69 degrees and 74 after a cold start with sunshine. sunny for the next couple days. a change on friday. mid 60s for you. mid 60s over the weekend. there's the rain fall. we keep pushing it back. it was last friday. all signs are, things are going to be changing. >> clear skies, chilly night, rain coming next monday. >> you know whey? because it's a holiday and that's perfect. rain. >> that's a good reason to hang our hat on that. >> we'll go with it. >> still to come, why so many star fish are simply melting away. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

the creatures are stricken a star fish are dying along the coast and marine biologists are baffled. it causes them to lose their arms. the sea star wasting disease is caused by bacteria seen in el nino years. this isn't one of those years. >> outbreak because of the populations are so large. it could be nature's way of diminishing the population. >> found the disease in star fish from california to alaska. space may be vast, but it may not be all that lonely. nasa scientists said today the milky way galexy is teaming with 40 billion planets just like our own.

sickling suns just like ours. all exist in what's called the goldilox zone. not too hot, not too cold, to support life. >> andre igidala. we'll tell you how long, next. ,,,,,,,,,, when our little girl was born,

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currie on the wing. one of his 7 three's. he had his second career triple- double. they are 3-1 to start the year. hosting the bears, huge play in this game. landed awkwardly on his shoulder. reports are he has a broken collarbone. carries down the field goal with josh, the go ahead touchdown. bears beat the packers 27-20. 49ers say good-bye to the former probowl cornerback. he has not played since week three when he suffered a knee injury. texasans head coach, gary kubiak remains in the hospital after he collapsed at halftime of last night's game against the colts. the 52-year-old kubiak had what doctors describe as a mini stroke. so hopefully he'll get better and the denver broncos with peyton manning, certainly believe they are super bowl bound. >> i would say broken

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