next at 5:00. the man says he feared for his life during this encounter with a sonoma county deputy new embroiled in a shooting controversy. >> the man accused of the lax shootings is talking. if it looks like -- it does look like the worst of an evening commute and it's on a sunday afternoon. why it was slow going or no going today for drivers on the bay bridge. next on abc7 news. an opportunity investigators on the lax shooting have been waiting for. the accused gunman talks. good evening. i'm ama daetz. the man charged with opening fire inside los angeles international airport, quote, made the conscious decision to try to kill multiple tsa employees. here's the latest. 23-year-old anthony ciancia told

police he acted alone and was dropped off at the airport by an unsuspecting friend. once in the airport he pulled an assault rifle from a duffel bag and began firing. more than 24 hours after the shooting, the airport reports operations are back to normal. alex stone has the story from los angeles. reporter: 23-year-old paul ciancia lies under guard in a hospital bed, leaving behind a bloody trail to speak for him. >> he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. >> the proof, says the fbi, a signed hand-written letter in his bag telling the tsa he wanted to instill fear on your traitorous mind. >> he says if i kill one my mission is accomplished. >> a complaint says he entered terminal three with a bag holding a smith and weston semi

automatic rifle with five spare magazines fully loaded. he pulled out the gun and walked up to the tsa checkpoint and fired multiple shots at point-blank range at a tsa officer, and as he moved up thees later he looked back at the wounded officer, who in video appeared to move, and returned to shoot the officer again, killing him. the government shot down at least two more tsa officers before four police bullets put him on the ground. >> it will be the decision of the attorney general of the united states whether or not to seek the death enemy this case. >> gerardo hernandez, the first tsa officer to die in the line of duty. >> he took pride in his work. >> ciancia's actions baffle everyone. tonight this lights will burn tsa blue in honor of the tsa

fallen officer. >> you can keep up with the new developments on the lax shooting with the abc7 news mobile app. a north bay man says the sonoma county deputy who shoot and called boy recently pulled a gun on him at a traffic stop. cornell bernard is live with the details. reporter: the memorial to andy lopez continues to grow here on moreland avenue. people continue to file by, paying their respects. one man says he had a scary constant front addition with the very same deputy who fired on andy lopez. >> i did not do anything to justify ever having a weapon pulled on me. >> he can't forget a day in august when he was driving to work on highway 101 some was stopped for not using his blinker on a lane change. he says the sonoma ya county dep

tip made the -- who made the stop seem agitated. >> i looked up and he is scream, turn the vehicle off. at that point i put my hands out and said, sir, the vehicle is off. >> he says a gun was pulled on him again when he was asked to get out of the car. >> i said, are you okay? i said, is it there something shy be aware of? are you have something stress? and as i looked at him, he grimaced, he didn't reply. >> the deputy who signed the traffic ticket was eric delhouse, the same man who shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez last month. believing the air soft riffle he was carrying. >> i have been wondering what i could have done. >> the called the sheriff's department to complain about the traffic stop. an attorney said, based on the deputy's experience and training, he would never willing nilly pull out his gun.

>> willy-nilly. that was willy-nilly day i saw. >> jeff westbrook plans to file a formal complaint against the deputy soon. >> lopez are family plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit against sonoma county and deputy sheriff tomorrow. attorneys claim the shooting violated lopez's constitutional rights under the fourth amendment, which places limits on the authority of police. the family's suit will accuse the sonoma county sheriff's office of having improper policies when it comes to using deadly force. >> new details on a house fire in oakland. this photo gives us a sense of the fire's intensity. it started this abandoned house around 6:30 this morning. the flam flames damaged a neighboring home. the family inside was able to get out safely. fire officials say the building has been empty since another fire there three or four years

ago. a murder today in san jose has the city on pace to reach last year's homicide rate, the high is since 1991. a man was shot and killed this morning. the victim was taken to the hospital by family members but did not survive. police made an arrest in the case. they're not release names or motive but say the suspect and victim knew each other. this marks san jose's 39th 39th homicide of the year. in san jose, police are searching for a memory handicapped man missing since friday. 54-year-old man was last seen on vine street. authorities say conseco has previous head injury that left him with a diminished mental capacity. he walks with a limp and has cape. 5'8", 140-pounds, black hair and a beard. he was last seen wearing a black jacket, white t-shirt, black pants, and flip-flops. >> a bizarre situation today on

the bay bridge brought traffic to a standstill for hours. check this out. you can see from the toll plaza camera a lot of cars were going nowhere fast this afternoon. after a man jumped out of a car on the incline of the bay bridge and was hit by another vehicle. he was taken to the hospital. his consistence unknown. investigators aren't sure why the man got out of the car. no one was arrested at the scene. here's a live look -- much better -- at the toll plaza. much different now and it's looking good as people are sailing into san francisco. another campus robbery at uc berkeley. police say two men pulled a gun on an 18-year-old female student in the faculty grade on thursday. robbing her of her cell phone and purse. the woman fought back, chasing the men away. five other people were robbed on or near campus in a one-week span last month. most of the victims have been young women. we learned today that

president obama will visit san francisco for a fundraiser right before thanksgiving. the president will headline a democratic national committee luncheon at the sf jazz center on november 25th. this will mark president obama's fourth trip to san francisco this year and the president's 16th visit to the bay area since he took office in 2009. a group of skydivers looking for a high-flying adventure got more than expected. they wanted to jump, but not because of this. ahead, the air scare that forced them to bail out just to survive. [shouting] >> the return of the new york marathon. how this year's race set a record. >> the winds have started to die down around the bay area. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. get ready for nice days ahead before we cool back down. we'll look at the

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>> nine skydivers and two pilots escaped a midair collision in wisconsin without serious injuries. one of the planes flew over the top of the area and got caught in the lower plane's turbulence, causing it to sheer off the wing and send up a fireball. skydiver were able to jump clear of the planes. one pilot land safely, the other ejected using an emergency parachute. >> peak on a flight heading to sfo was detained after other passengers say he made threatening statements on the flight. it happened last night on a jetblue flight from long

beach. in this cell phone video you see, you can see officers escort the man off the plane. another passenger reported a perceived threat to flight crew who contacted security. a check of the aircraft proved there was no security threat. a record number of runners, more than 50,000, raced in today's new york city marathon after the event took place for the first time since 2011. superstorm sandy wiped out last year's race. they navigated across bridges and city streets and encountered increased security after the bombing at the boston marathon. >> i wanted to come to new york, first i want to honor the victims of the boston marathon and the survivors, and secondly, last year i came here to run the race and superstorm sandy ended the race so i wanted to come back here and finish business.

>> kenya's runner won the men's race. another kenyan came from behind to win the women's race. >> you're about to see something chances are you've never seen before. >> a shocking sight put the neighborhood on edge. check it out. what neighbors are saying about this hair-raising experience. >> taking a live look outside. some weather changes are coming our way. meteorologist leigh glaser has

to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. remember this? you're looking live from our emeryville camera at the old section of the bay bridge. we learned that demolition work on it is tentatively set to start this week, possibly as soon as tuesday. crews have already removed some asphalt about the major work

will be demolished in 1400 feet of the upper deck. it will take three years and cost nearly $240 million. architects from around the world just wrapped up a competition to build a home using materials recycled from the old eastern span of the bay bridge. bay bridge house.org posted these images online. two architects from den mark won the top price calling the design the hanging house. the contest organizer still needs to work out a deal with caltrans to take pieces of the old bridge. >> a fireball went through a neighborhood in canada and now people are watching it around the world on the web. the fireball zips along electrical wires above a street in montreal. this is he second time the flames raced along the same wires. hugh griffith had his camera going. >> an extreme amount of heat

that forced us back inside. it was so, so so hot. >> million people watched the video on youtube since it was posted on friday. the local utility says lightning sparked the fireball and some storm -- the same storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people. that is incredible to see. >> check on our weather, and if we have any storms heading our way. >> we have some clouds out there, and by the way, that wind advisory that had been issued for the bay area has been cancelled, and those winds didn't materialize, mt. tam, the highest gust i could find the past 4 hours was 32 miles-per-hour. so themans thankfully -- the winds thankfully did not cause problems. you can see from live doppler 7hd we still have another weak system making its way across the bay area. to the north, seeing signs of clearing, this is what to expect monday afternoon. right now, wind speeds, still up

in some spots. sfo, gusts at 16. 20 at fairfield. most winds have started to calm down a bit. even the higher hilltops, gusts of 29. otherwise, relatively mild in comparison to those expected winds of 45 miles-per-hour that we expected last night. san francisco right now, 56. kind of milky sky out there. 58 in san jose. high clouds overnight tonight. from our sutro cam you can see high clouds remaining, napa, 60. 60 in concord, and live moore, 62. here's a look at the forecast highlights. because of the time change the sunset tonight at 5:08. scattered clouds and not as much wind and then warmer days through wednesday nowed week. we started this morning with a little cloudiness and by noon another piece of energy started to slide to the south.

we'll look for scattered clouds, a cooler evening overnight, and then this is your 5:00 a.m. forecast by around 1:00, 2:00, break out into sunshine, and we'll still be a tad breezy at the coast. so, be advised of that. le and this, too, heading down to cabo, we have a tropical storm, sonia, winds at 45 miles-per-hour. gusts to 60, and it's moving off, starting to move off. this is the tip of cabo, and then it is starting to push towards the east rapidly. ty 10:00 should move into the coast of mexico, and then move inland by tomorrow morning. of course, as it does so, it will spread rainfall to that part of the coast there. if you have travel plans in that direction, be advised you could possibly find some flight delays. overnight, chilly. santa rosa, 39. 44, san jose.

here's the highs for monday. we're going to trim numbers up as we're going to see a little bit more in the way of sunshine. 70, farfield. 68, santa rosa, 63, san francisco. a little breezy at the cost. 50s there, and 9 for live moore. the seven-day forecast, a nice warmup for wednesday. wednesday the warmest day, 70s across the bay area, and then we'll thicken the clouds and cool duke next of -- cool down next weekend. >> shu is here with sports. >> tough day for the silver and black. the raiders disease has carried the team throughout the single about the eagles ripped them apart. follower get this, a record seven t.d. passes. we have big game highlights next in sports.

the raiders are 3- 4 , hosting philadelphia. looking to get to .500 with a fourth win. instead the eagles, ledly nick foles, tied an nfl record with 7 td passes. raiders looking to win the first game at home but nick had other ideas. finds present still lock and the eagles up 7-0. second quarter, foles' second touchdown of the game. then this 63-yard run. 21-3, philly. foles no pressure, former stanford tight end, zack ertz.

first career touchdown. foles dumps it up a to mckoy. 25 yards, later, his fifth td pass of the game. then the easy pick. more t.d.s than incompletions in the first, foles' seventh of the game to riley cooper. ties an nfl record for seven t.d. passes in a game. eagles embarrass the raiders 49-20. >> we're a better team that. we'll go back to work and go up to now, and compete against the new york giants and put a better product on the field. >> in the afc west. chiefs and worst of the nfl. down at halftime the bills are looking for more. guess whole has the pickoff. going 100 yards, chiefs defense scored both t.d.'s for kansas city, 43-20 the final. chiefs have a bye next week.

49ers enjoying a bye week, and host the carolina panthers next week. the panthers took care of the falcons today. cam newton through for 230 yards. 'panthers, the 34-10 victory. >> upset alert. seattle hosting winless tampa bay and the bucs up 21-0 after this pass from mike james. seattle had won their last 11 at home. russell wilson ties it at 24. and in overtime, the 27-yard field goal. seahawks now a game and a half up on the 49ers with the 27-24 victory. >> the champions tour ending their season at harding park with two story lines. will fred couples win his first event of the year and will it bell kenny perry or bernhard langer to win the title. bernhard langer needed a win, tied for fifth or worst.

but the ties for second at 11-under. perry finished tied for fifth at 10-under. langer knows he is not worthy this year. fred couples playing scoreless. langer takes the tournament with six strokes. 17 under on the tournament. his first win on the champions tour. >> took me the whole year to finally beat kenny perry in something. he has been dominating this tour. >> fred, let's go get something to eat. >> more at 6:00. congratulation

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banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >> at 6:00, the response from students after a string of robberies on cal's campus. >> some of the bay area's brightest minds in a competition to make the most fuel efficient vehicles. join us at 6:00. chicago's busy o'hare airport conclude a zoo at times and not because of the travelers. take a look. this two-foot long baby alligator was fund under an escalator near baggage claim. animal control officers arrived. they think someone brought the gator to the airport and then just left it roaming in the terminal. >> got through security.

>> thank you for joining us. we'll see you back at 6:00. welcome to "world news." tonight, the gunman at l.a.x. we learn more about the suspect tonight. heading to that security checkpoint more than once. as a new image of him now emerges. and the concerns from his family, what his dad reportedly said when he called police right after the shooting. trapped. the families in their cars on this bridge in one american city, forced to flee their cars as the giant waves were crashing before them. the collision in midair over the heartland. two planes, 11 people on board. and stunningly, everyone survived. passengers parachuting to safety. and the fixer. she comes to the rescue on her tv show "scandal." actress kerry washington suddenly a fixer some place else. the controversy she tackled head on overnight. >> i ran here all the way from chicago!