hospital but was pronounced dead. the accident is "under investigation." >> the latest on deadly shooting at lax. the suspected gunman is in the hospital under armed guard as investigators continue to put together the moments leading to the shooting. here is abc7 news reporter. authorities say surveillance video shows paul ciancia walking to the psa check point and pulling out and firing multiple shots at point-blank range at a t.s.a. officer. they say he moved up the escalator and looked back at the officer who moved and shot again to kill him. >> he made a decision to kill multiple t.s.a. employees. >> lights are lit in honor of hernandez. two other officers are released from the hospital. 54-year-old and 32-year-old and

the high school teacher is in "fair" condition with a wound to the leg. as for ciancia, those would know him say he is a quiet young man, 23-year-old graduated from a small private high. >> he kept to himself and walking around by himself. did not talk to anyone at all. >> ciancia moved to los angeles and lived in this apartment complex until this year when he was an unemployed motorcycle mechanic. his roommate is shocked. >> he was really nice. introverted but nothing that i would ever, ever expect him to do something like this. >> can you keep up with the new developments on the lax shooting with the abc7 news mobile app downloaded for free. >> jetblue believes they did the right thing after a passenger yelled threats. the airline said it was faster

to move to sfo and have the police here retain the passenger. the passenger shared this develop phone video of san francisco police boarding the police and detain the man. patrick alexander felt more could have been done to deal with the man after what happened at lax the day before. >> i felt security would be at its highest and i felt in a situation like that when someone says the plane is going down and will be destroy, immediate action would be taken to get the plane back to the gate and have the man removed and placed under arrest. >> officers searched the plane and the man's luggage and determined there was no credible threat. he was escorted off the plane and arrested on suspicion of public intoxication. >> it is 4:32. if major league baseball gets their way, oakland fans could be forced to cross the bridge to see their team in action playing at at&t could be a solution to the lease problems at the

coliseum. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is at the at&t partner with the story. amy? >> imagine oakland a's playing here in san francisco! it is a possibility. multiple reports are out saying that major league bail has suggested the two teams share at&t partner and the a's move to at&t because of lease negotiation problems at the oakland coliseum. the team's agreement to play there has just expired. the team would like to keep playing there until issues whether it can go to san jose or stay in oakland are worked out. now comes the idea of sharing at&t park. reports say that major league baseball party negotiations are in charge to set the schedule they are a major party at the table and they need to let the opponents where they playing next year. this is the idea that has been tossed out. the reports say the giant would have to accept it because what

major league baseball says, goes. >> thank you, amy. the pleasanton hit city council will regulate firearms and ammunition sales. our media participate, the "contra costa times" reports under the proposal gun stores can not located within 150' of a residence within 500 feet of a park or 1,000' of a day care daycare center or school. store owners and employees have to pass a background check along with buyers and install surveillance video and alarm system. >> the woman charged where running over and killing a couple walking their dog will be in court. reitzell was driving drunk when she hit the couple and killed them. she had had court appearans canceled because of health problems. she was arrested last year for driving under the influence. her family says she has a long

history of alcohol and drug abuse. >> the man accused of murdering a federal investigator from oakland will be in court today the 56-year-old man is charged with strangling santa coke, -- sandra coke and using her debit card. she was a former girlfriend. he says he did not kill her but does not deny being at the hotel where they think she was murdered. he has 17 previous convictions. >> police say a man was shot and killed yesterday morning on morrison avenue. family members took the victim to the hospital but he did not survive. police took a suspect interest custody two hours later. investigators say the victim and the suspect knew each other. san jose has the same number of homicides at this time last year. >> a group of amtrak passengers from the bay area have quite a story after boarding a train for fresno yesterday. first, their train stalled in

antioch. passengers were put on buses to stockton to get on another train. that second train ended up breaking down and it took five hours to eventually arrive at six hours behind schedule. >> let's check in with meteorologist, mike nicco, on the temperatures. >> we will be warm, close to average today after such a chilly week end and dark, too, with a lot of cloud cover. look what the temperatures did when the clouds departed: it is cooler. temperatures are in the 30's inrand and mid-to-upper 40's around the coast. by noon you can see how homogenized the air is. it is calming things. we be around 60 at 4:00 at the coast and upper 60's for the rest of us. it is sunny today. temperatures in the mid-50's to nearly 60 by 7:00.

we will cool rapidly now that sun is going to set around 5:00 rather than at 6:00. the three day forecast: tomorrow, two to four degrees warmer. wednesday, two to four degrees warmer. there will be high clouds and sunshine. cooling trend starts on thursday, headed into the weekend and we could have a chance of rain in the seven-day forecast. leyla gulen? >> we have areas of construction. we also have a report of debris traveling beyond 17 to southbound 85. you will notice we have large debris in lanes that does not yet appear to be slowing traffic. in san jose, you can see all freeways are running smoothly, 101 looking great, also, headed into cupertino along 280, not a problem, 85, as well, looking at clear conditions and if you are traveling beyond the construction zones, slow down for the construction zones. we will look right now and here is a look at the san mateo

bridge coming away from hayward to foster city, a quick 14-minute drive pushing in the westbound direction, eastbound traffic is flowing. >> students get a frightening lesson in street crime. next, the response and 9 warning after a string of robberies. >> the trouble a patient saw coming weeks before the state shut it down. >> an infant prepares for a heart surgery with a long battle her family faced to get her the

covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 4:40 on monday. this is the eastern span of the bay bridge with traffic light. after the big chill we had this weekend, we will check with mike

nicco to see if this week is warmer. demolition of the old side of the bay bridge will begin. caltran says workers will remove some sections tomorrow or when. in six weeks, almost 1,500' of the span will be down and the entire demolition will take three years and cost $300 million. we are hearing from one of the 14 seniors rescued from a castro valley nursing home shut down by the state. a woman is relieved to be out of valley springs manor. she and her husband lived there only since late august and says in a short period of time the couple realized they were not get the best of care. >> it was bad. we didn't get our medicine when we were supposed to. one day i got my morning meds at 1:05 in the afternoon. >> the state ordered the nursing home a week and a half ago, with

the staff walking out leaving only a cook, a janitor, and a worker to care for the residents. >> there is a sudden spike in robbery targeting students including three on cal campus since wednesday. the criminals have been targeting smartphones. our reporter has more on that story. >> with more than a dozen muggings and other attacks on the uc berkeley campus some a month, some are taking steps to protect themselves the. >> i have a pepper spray in my bag. it is pink. i got it yesterday but...i got it now because i'm paranoid. >> the latest attack happened thursday night at the faculty glade an 18-year-old woman was grabbed from behind by a man while his acop police pulled a gun and took her phone and want through her purse. no arrests yet in that incident. the student government vice president says that being aware

is the best way to keep from becoming a target. >> students do not know the safest thing is not to be on the phone while walking but look stimulate up, earbuds out. a spokesman said there are night safety services including campus escorts but many do not know about them. >> i had someone come in five minutes and someone came in 45 minutes. i will have friends stay and wait physical they can pick me up. >> police have not determined if any of the muggings are connected. in the meantime they have stepped up patrols on campus. >> 4:43 is the time. gas prices are the lowest levels of the year, dropping 11 cents a gallon during october and four cents in the past week. the average price now nationwide for a gallon of regular gas is $3.28 on friday. it is higher in the bay area, of

course, with regular soling for $3.53 a gallon over the weekend. >> if you are out driving you may notice that the bay lights installation is still on. normally at this hour you would not see them but the hours now go to dawn which is great if you wake up early like us. >> a pleasant surprise. it is the d.n.a. version of the lights. >> it is behind a warming trend coming our way. good morning, everyone. the visibility is unlimited until you get to half moon bay where there is haze. it is cloud-free and much cooler this morning when you step outside. 30's and 40's. another picture of what is going on: western side or san francisco side of the bay bridge and that is cool. it is brighter and we will have warmer temperatures today through wednesday. possibly cooler highs on

thursday. a secondary push of cool air arrives late in the weekend possibly bringing us a chance of rain. it has been a long time since we have had that in the middle of september. from sutro tower this morning, it is clear. temperatures today are from one degree warmer in oakland and 68 to san francisco is 63 and two, and hose is remain warmest at 67 today and santa rosa at 68, and concord and fremont are the biggest jump at 69 and 66 and four degrees warmer. we are going to lose two minutes of sunshine. we will have mid-to-upper 60's throughout the santa clara valley with the warm spot probably in gilroy right around 69 the close of the places to 70. mid-to-upper 60's on the peninsula and redwood city at 68. we will be stuck in the upper 50's loan the coast until you get to sunset at 60. mid-60's through downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and mid-to-upper 60's law the north bay valley and upper 50's along the coast and along the east bay shore

mid-to-upper 60's for you. pretty much the same thing as you head into the east bay valley and fairly is possibly 70 with a high cloud or two moving through the sky in the afternoon but it will be brighter than yesterday. 30's in the inland and the rest of us are in the mid-40's to upper 40's. two to four degrees warmer tomorrow and same on wednesday, and more high clouds on wednesday, and possibly a few low clouds as the wind shifts on thursday with high clouds again and notice the temperatures are falling back into the 50's and 60's for highs friday, saturday, and sunday, the cool of the days in the forecast. leyla gulen? >> hope everyone got a good amount of sleep over the weekend with the extra hour. so far, so good, on the roads so no reason to not have a second cup of coffee before you leave. here is our richmond-san rafael bridge eastbound there is construction from the tolls to canal boulevard. we will have a couple of lanes taken away lasting until 6:00. the drive time traffic headed on

680 southbound from walnut creek to dublin is 14 minutes and 101 southbound from santa rosa to san francisco is 51 minutes and through the santa cruz mountains is 65 minute -- 25 minutes. this is the picture from walnut creek, you can see the traffic is moving nicely as you make it down to the 24 junction. >> abc7 news has obtained copies of internal administration memos that reveal for the first time how the malfunctioning healthcare.gov website has adversely affected the entire sign up. glitches did not only affect those who tried to log on but it impacted those who called the government hotline to sign up and those who submitted paper applications. processors used the same portal no matter how many people apply and how they applied. tekkies are taking down the website for maintenance each night from 10:00 10:00 p.m. to .

our type. >> a child will have a surgery, 149-month-old was to have an artery repaired in oakland a month ago but their provider, western health advantage, canceled the appointment because it was deemed "out-of-network." her parents were told that procedure had to be done later at uc davis medical center in the home whom -- the hmo network but they were worried the baby's condition would worsen. >> it is a tough road. tough road. it made me realize we shouldn't have stopped. >> they appealed to the state department an independent review and sided with the family. the couple were notified they plan to find out when their daughter will have the surgery in the next day or two.

>> coming up, a new concern in the fight against childhood obesity and how being overweight could radically affect the health of girls. >> the trial underway this morning in egypt that has thousands of people on the streets. >> delicious bay area favorite seafood headed to our [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams]

>> good morning, everyone, a lovely start to this day. hope you enjoyed that extra hour of sleep. we will have the forecast from mike coming up. the pacific coast 6 mexico is bracing for the hobbles of heavy rains with the approval of a fast-moving tropical storm that could hit the mainland this morning. it was reported that she had success established winds -- sustained wins of up to 40 miles

per hour. >> and now, a recreational fisherman commercial season opening seen with the crab season opening on saturday. the population appears to be strong. rib, no crab can be taken from san francisco bay or san pablo bay. these are crab nursery areas. the commercial crashing season is scheduled to start november 15. >> cirque du soleil is nine days away from a big splash in san francisco. this morning, before noon, cirque du soleil will raise their blue and yellow big top tent at at&t park with the new touring production running from november to january. the setup takes eight days to complete. the show? it is "mother moon," taking the audience to a mysterious island govern by goddesses.

>> we will show you this video: a ratio particular eclipse visible in part of the united states and africa and europe, a hybrid eclipse. some areas has a total backout and others had a partial version. the negligence total -- the next total eclipse is in 2017. >> is hybrid partly battery operated eclipse? >> very green. >> the cloud cover from yesterday shows it moving into southern california with not much moisture. other than a few random showers around the higher hills and mountains of los angeles and san diego it is going to be dry across the state and mid-to-upper 60's and 79 in palm springs and 72 in sacramento and a cool 44 in tahoe but the showers are again for now. headed to mexico i will show you what is happening, the storm came ashore and quickly accelerated across across the

peninsula, at least the thunderstorms. mostly, though, it will be quiet moving forward from mexico. it will bring some thunderstorms to the mountains of mexico over the next 24 hours. now a check of the commute on this monday. leyla gulen? >> we have clear conditions right now. not too bad as we take you right over to the altamont pass, we have construction that will be blocking lanes until 9:00 this morning at 580 from greenville to north gasoline road. along in the westbound direction you are looking at diminished suppose at 45 miles per hour and it picked up in livermore you can see how green everything is. green means "go." if you are headed to the dublin interchange nothing to slow you down. southbound 84, everything is moving along just fine and closer to the sunol grade you are in the clear.

in marin county, southbound 101, right out of san rafael and into san francisco, everything is moving along fine with no construction problems. away from 580, that drive is at top speed. you are in good shape to get you going on this monday morning commute. >> in egypt, ousted islamist president morsi says he is still the legitimate president and rejects proceed insurance against him. his supporters gathered outside the courthouse. the comments were made after the judge presiding over the trial for inciting violence and murder refer to him as a "defendant." others chanted in court that the trial was illegal. >> tens of thousands in iran are gathering in the biggest antiamerican rally in years. it is a show of support if

hard-liners who oppose president rouhani's outreach to washington. >> the supreme court hears arguments in a dispute over prayers at government meeting. the high court will consider a challenge to prayers at the start of town council meetings in greece, new york, with every meeting opened with a christian-oriented prayer. critics say it violates the separation of church and state. twitter is looking poised for the i.p.o. on wall street. the head of the new york stock exchange says on wednesday they will price the i.p.o. and the shares will trade opening on thursday. twitter faces investor skepticism after a poll shows 36 percent of americans believe the shares would be a good investment. 47 percent say, bad.

>> a study out this morning finds that girls are entering puberty earlier than ever possibly because of weight. 1,200 girls were tracked and a higher body mass index was the strongest prediction of early breast development in all races. caucasian girls started puberty at 9.7 years on average. earlier than previously reported. african-american girls started earlier at 8. the report is in december journal of "pediatrics." >> imagine this: the oakland a's playing in san francisco at at&t park! a dispute could have the teams making the move to the giants' ballpark. >> the battle shaping up in walnut creek over bans on smoking and plastic bags. a city councilman is proposing to take it out of the hands of lawmakers. >> we will hear from a passenger on a jetblue

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so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is 5:00 on monday morning. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. we are on longer in daylight savings time so this would have been 6:00. >> it feels good. >> but the automatic coffee maker didn't go on. >> someone forgot to society -- set the clock on the coffee maker. we are calmer than over the weekend with high pressure taking over. our fastest wind is only nine miles per hour. the