shooter's hotel room. >> there are stories of heroism and survival. >> we went back and started looking for priority victims. people with the most serious injuries to get to the hole. >> tuesday, many of the more than 500 people injured now reliving the terrifying moments. 64-yearold stephen paddock sent a barrage of bullets into the crowd of 22,000 concertgoers. >> when he was running, i was holding him and looking behind him, there were bodies everywhere. >> in las vegas, the grieving continues. vigils being held across the city for the dozens of people killed in the rampage. among them, hannah, the 22-year-old attending the country music concert with his girlfriend, and navy veteran christopher. >> he went to combat and came back without being injured and he goes to a concert and dies. >> we are getting a first look

inside the mandalay bay hotel room. what would motivate the one time accountant and avid gambler with no known criminal record? >> he had nothing to do with any political organization, religious organization no, white supremacists, nothing. >> investigators say there were more than 40 guns recovered both in paddock's nevada home, in his hotel room, and material used to make explosives were also discovered in his car. in that hotel room, a computer and a source to record the horrific shooting. officials are looking closely at his finances saying in the past two years, he's more than 200 plus reports of large financial transactions. >> and we are learning a lot more about paddock's back ground. he worked for the federal government ten years including an irs agent in the audit zparmt

a letter carrier in the postal service. that was in the 19 sfi70s and 8. >> and his girlfriend is a person of interest. she is currently in the philippines and investigators have been speaking with her. she received a $100,000 transfer from paddock in the days before the shooting. abc7 news reporter melanie is in novato where the community is mourning a death of their own. >> amy? >> reporter: hi, this section of the strip is still closed down. it is still considered a crime scene. for many visitors here tow las vegas, it has become part of their trip. sightseers are adding this section of the strip. the area where the worst shooting in history has happened. those who are staying at this

end of the strip say it is you have to look out and see it. >> we opened the main arena and we can see the window where the shoot was from our room. it is all very weird. >> richard says this trip has been a year in the making. that they have canceled some of their plans since the arrival because of what happened. >> we've got lots of things planned but it doesn't seem very respectful to be out partying and whatever. >> further down the strip you see crowds of people. walking with drinks, posing for pictures, and even screaming on the new york, new york roller coaster. >> i'm still having my fun. we're enjoying it so much. >> this group of women traveled from alabama and decided to focus on the positive and keep enjoying their vacation. >> vegas is a wonderful place to visit. we have so much fun each time i come. it is not all bad. >> they still have the victims on their minds. locals do, too.

and further down las vegas boulevard, they're showing that. some long time vegas residents are here today relighting candles from the vigil, they say to pay their almosts. >> let the victims know on that the vocals are here. we feel your pain. it is in our city, our backyard. >> reporter: and take a look. there is a memorial here right where it happened. across the street from where the shootings happened. and i has been growing throughout the day. police had said earlier today, they thought this section of the strip would reopen today but as of right now, there are no sign that's will be happening any time soon. live in las vegas. abc7 news. >> yesterday you showed us many people lining up to donate blood. are we still seeing people who want to help out? >> reporter: it has been relentless. people who have been turned away are trying to come up with creative ways to help. i met a man who was tired of

watching from home of he felt so helpless. he took the day off work. he came right here to police and asked if he could help clean up the festival, the concert area. they told him, no. the fbi and investigators are still going through crime scene. so they had to turn him away. >> a lot of altruism right now. thank you. nevada community is coming together for a candlelight vigil in honor of stacy who died in the las vegas shooting. her husband started helping victims after it began. stacy's family believe she turned around to help as well >> stacy had such an impact here in novato that her brother-in-law says he has received countless messages about her. even a message from a cashier at a local hardware store. somebody who probably only met

her a couple times. the family held out hope for as long as they could. >> it was an excruciating 24 hours of not knowing where she was. >> stacy died in the las vegas festival music shooting. largest mass shooting in our history. it is beyond. for it to affected our family. you don't think it will happen to you. >> vinny was there with his wife stacy, told her to run as he helped victims around him. >> she probably turned right back around and wanted to be with her husband. that's the person she was. >> with the san francisco police officers association drove to las vegas help look for stacy who didn't have her cell phone or her i.d. >> we circled around. we had he this sixth sense that the last stop was the coroner's office and that's where we found her. >> she was known as a

hairstylist. she also loved horses. al said she was tough as nails. >> she drives the truck, she pulls the boat, she is a cow girl. >> her greatest passion, raising her children. a 10-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl. >> they are setting up a fund for the children. >> it will be a tough road ahead for the entire family. the poa and the sfpd will be behind them entire way. as they struggle on make sense of this. >> friends and family will come together at 7:00 tonight for a candlelight vigil in stacy's honor at san ramon elementary school. live in novato. abc7 news. >> thank you. >> and we just learned, another woman bay area ties also died in the las vegas shooting. denise cohen attended california high school in san ramon. the same high school that stacy

graduated from. >> the third victim with bay area ties was michelle. she graduated from independence high school in 2003. she got her bachelor's degree from uc davis and was working in insurance. coming up at 5:00, friends remember this bay area native. we're learning more with the victims. bill wolfe was a wrestling coach. he and his wife was celebrating their anniversary. john phippen from santa clarita leaves behind six children and a grandson. 20-year-old bailey schwietzer

worked in bakersfield. she was a country music fan girl and was looking forward to the festival in vegas for weeks. they say she made everyone in the office smile. >> jason, who was on stage when the shooting happen, called for unity in an instagram post. he wrote, i've gone through lots of emotions. scared, heart ache, anger, compassion and many others, this world is the kind of place i'm afraid to raise my children in. time to stop the hateful. >> the world reactions to news. a go fund me page to raise money for the victims is climbing once again. >> it has raised more than $4 million. almost reaching the goal of $4.5 million. the goal keeps moving up. the oakland raiders who plan to move to las vegas have donated $50,000. in other news, big chains could be coming to santa clara

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bail. >> david will explain how it will work. >> the time between arrest and trial could mean many months behind bars unless a person can get bail. for many low income and poor people, bail isn't always possible. that's why proponents are saying, it is time for bail reform. wtss unanimous vote, santa clara is going to be the first in the state to make it easier for low income suspects to make bail. there are about 2,300 he in jail at one time. >> what this creates is an opportunity for them to get the punishment if they actually committed the crime. not to take them away from jobs, families, school, the other people keep people on track. >> cry titeria will be determin.

>> first time, low, medium risk, not so much based on their past history. maybe as a juvenile but the crime that they've accused of, how connected they are to the community. >> the next step is to seek input from foundations about raising money to create a community bail fund as an alternative to community bail funds. nonprofit groups would play a role, making sure defendants court appearances. there are already similar flams other states. however, the owner of bad boys jail bonds says some of the data he's seen are bothersome. he points to flaws in the new jersey program. >> while they're out on pretrial, they have committed rape, murder, child molestation. that's what we'll see here. >> the bail review program is expected to roll out shortly as a pilot with adjustments made as needed. >> lawmakers in sacramento are also expected to take up bail

reform next year. santa clara county hopes to have its new program operational by next spring. abc7 news. >> thanks very much. we are getting a better look at the man charged in question, last thursday's wild car chase in alameda county. police arrested 29-year-old matthew quiles. we've learned the charges include carjacking, robbery, kidnapping and hit and run. sky 7 followed the chase. he stole a car from a gas station in alameda, police followed how many 880. he came to a stop light. climbed out of driver's side window, got into a white convertible and appeared to instruct driver to keep driving. the police stopped the vehicle and took him into custody. nine days ago there was an arrest and there was a town hall

meeting to talk about what happened. there was a report of a disturbance. police entered the apartment after hearing a shot fired where the officer shot and killed the suspect. tonight's meeting is at 6:00. the former ceo of equifax is apologizing saying he takes full responsibility for the criminal hack that happened under his watch. richard smith testified before a house sub committee earlier today. he talked about the data breach that fwaektd 145 million americans. the hack was possible because of a combination of human error and technological mistakes. >> i regret the frustration that many americans felt when our call centers were overwhelmed in the early days. >> lawmakers on the congressional panel say the breach was unacceptable. they're calling for a change in corporate culture to value security and transparency. new details coming out about

the 2013 security breach at yahoo!. it affected all 3 billion of its accounts. yours if you have one, in other words. yahoo! said more than 1 billion had been affected. wells fargo ceo tim sloan also testified before congress today. senators on the banking committee today testified about a scandal. they say it is an example of how banking culture has not changed. wells fargo admits it enrolled customers for insurance they did not need and those he who didn't pay had their cars repossessed. there is some new research from the charles schwab corporation out today concerning bay area residents per session of wealth. residents say it takes an average of $4.2 million to be wealthy.

$4.2 just to be considered wealthy. that's more than 50 times greater than the average median net worth of american households. and 57% believe they have no hope of reaching that status. a cool but beautiful day out there. >> it is feeling almost like fall. >> we're happy to have sunny skies. we have clear skies across the bay area. while it hasn't been terribly warm, it certainly has been pleasant and continues to be. let's move along and take a look at some live camera views. view. 67 in san francisco, 71 across the bay in oakland. 71 in gilroy and 61 at half moon bay. this is the view looking westward. again, under sunny skies. mid to upper 70s at napa,

novato, fairfield. and these are the forecast features. an early morning chill but warmer afternoons in thursday and friday. it will be shades of summer. let's take a look at weather wellness. right now, the tree pollen are high. overnight, look for clear skies and relatively cool conditions. we expect lows of 40 in santa rosa. some inland valley locations drop to the upper 30s and they may drop even lower over the next couple of mornings. we're looking at low 50s around the bay. a little crisp but not exactly cold. the planner for tomorrow shows sunrise under clear skies. and temperatures in the inland valleys will be in the mid 40s.

by midday, the sun becomes brighter and brighter. temperatures to the low 80s in our inland areas. mid 60s at the coast and then the temperatures will timer off. let's move along and take a look at what we showed you. breezy at the coast. the breezes will beesing up a bit. upper 70s to low 80s inland. and once again, a reminder. this is fleet week. you probably don't need a reminder. we'll have a blue angels air show coming up. look for sunny skies. our viewing conditions should be great. we'll see high temperatures those three days in san francisco in the mid to upper 70s. nice and mild. we'll see low 50s. here is the seven-day forecast. sunny skies for the next seven days. a little summer-like warm-up

over the weekend. high temperatures may touch 90 degrees in some of the inland areas. low 70s on the coast. and then we'll see temperatures gradually tapering off. >> very good. thank you. >> great for fleet week. the activities are already getting underway and one thing you won't see this year. >> and growing super pumpkins. what it takes to get ready for the great pumpkin weigh-off. bringing millennials in into politics. politics. she is now operations manager. ♪ politics. she is now operations manager. do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer?

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it is called kevin probably saves the world. >> he is not a good person. he and his family have grown apart over the years. he is selfish and believes in wealth and status over all else. >> he's been accumulating and that's what he thinks will make him happy. on a dangerous path, he returns to his childhood home to live with his twin sister amy and niece. >> he wasn't a cool guy. he didn't work together as a family. there's a lot of tension in the beginning of the show. >> was that a meteor? >> a series of events including a meteorite leads him to meet an unlikely celestial guide. shis his protector, teacher,

authority, and the least angelic person he's ever met. >> she is challengedful she is not doing things that one would put in the angel category. she is using alternative facts. >> i thought you had more amount to do for this. >> she tells him he is one of 36 righteous existence he protects the world. >> bits the relationship that's are important. >> kevin now has mission to use acts of kindness and selfishness. abc news, los angeles. >> and you can see the premier of kevin probably saves the world right after the mayor. president trump tours puerto rico, devastated by hurricane maria. >> i hate to tell you, puerto

rico, you've thrown our budget a little out of whack. their the president's he pledge to help. >> about gun control. it is about common sense. >> and not j

45 people are still in critical condition following the las vegas mass shooting. the death toll stands at 59 right now. police have today that stephen paddock fired for close to nine minutes from a 32nd floor room at mandalay bay hotel right there down on the harvest festival. they said he had cameras set up inside and outside his hotel room to monitor approaching police. the fbi has all equipment in their custody. a bay area woman reunited with her injured boyfriend from whom she was separated during all the chaos sunday night. we have heard from two bay area couples who were at the concert. they helped more than a dozen injured people. >> it was supposed to be a fun weekend with friends.

they traveled to las vegas with their friends for the route 91 music festival. it is something they do every year. jennifer shot this video of the perform we are her cell phone. minutes later, everything changed. >> we hear pop, bomb, pop. >> she thought it was firecrackers. her husband pushed her to the ground. i looked to my right and the first person i saw was a girl. she had been shot in the head. then i looked to my left and there's somebody giving somebody cpr. then i'm realizing this is happening. >> i started crawling. the firing was still going on and i'm watching more and more people get hit. >> her boyfriend is a trained emt. he started giving people

>> her husband used makeshift stretchers. they flagged down cars and carried the individuals. they just got home yesterday. kim is covered in bruises from getting trampled. >> it is hard to know that we could have not made it. i could be not sitting here today. that part i can't get out of my head. >> both women say it has been hard to readjust to normal life. they felt it was important to share the stories so the families who did not make it know there were people who tried to help. >> nobody in that group suffered any major injuries. they were shaken up and say they want to help their kids. >> an emotional monologue last night on jimmy kimmel live. >> he grew up in las vegas. >> terrible, inexplicable,

shocking tragedy. las vegas happens to be my home town and cleto's home town. as you know, at least 59 people are dead. hundreds of people were wound. what they say was the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history, coming a year and a half after the previous deadliest mass shooting. we pray for the victims and their families and friends and we wonder why. even though there's probably no way to ever know why a human being would do something like this to other human beings who are at a concert, having fun and listening to music. >> kimmel asked people to press congress for more gun control. jimmy isn't the only one calling for change. the recent rash of shootings is raising some really new and deep

concerns. >> reporter: las vegas, now the scene. deadliest mass shooting in history. a grim title that is getting updated more and more frequently. the four deadliest mass shootings all occurred in the last decade. three of the four in the last five years. just 14 months ago, a shooting spree inside orlando's pulse nightclub killed 49. sandaly hook elementary school. december 2012. 26 people gunned down, including 20 small children. virginia tech, 22 people shot and killed on a college campus. now october 1, 2017. 59 killed at the route 91 festival in las vegas. another new, infamous record. >> we are asking western person to be the next person to die because of our weakness to

address evil. >> one of the things we don't want to do is try to create laws that won't create or tom these kinds of things from happening. >> americans possess nearly half the privately owned guns in the world. and gun homicide rates are more than 25 times higher in the u.s. than any high income country. >> it would be much more difficult in many countries to be able to acquire as many firearms. >> other countries like australia and the uk enacted sweeping gun reforms after deadly mass shootings in their countries. now after the deadliest shooting here, president trump is being asked what he will do to end the carnage. >> we'll be talking about gun laws as time goes by. >> people don't want talk. they want action to reduce the blood shed.

we're learning more that the man accused of killing two women in a knife attack in france. the suspect carried a tunisian passport and lived iitaly. he stabbed two women to death at a train station on single. soldiers shot and killed him. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. president trump made his first trip to puerto rico today, greeting familiar liss still struggling from hurricane maria. he surveyed the damage and the devastation. the president took time to praise the response amid the criticism. his handling of the disaster. president trump in puerto rico as consoler in chief. this during the president's first trip to the u.s. territory two weeks after hurricane maria as one emergency official, put it, destroyed the island. so far, power restored to just 7% of the island and some two-thirds of residents still don't have cell service.

president trump accompanied by the first lady, even handing out supplies himself. while praising fema and emergency responders. >> great job, great job. and to all of my people -- >> directly responding to critics slamming the federal response as inadequate and slow. >> this has been a category 5 which few people have even heard of. a category 5 hitting land but it hit land and boy, did it hit land. >> the white house maintaining federal help has been delivered and continues to stream in with thousands of troops and civilians on the ground. delivering more than 5 million meals and 5 million liters of water. the president who earlier bashed some members of the puerto rican leadership in a barrage of tweets seemingly making piece this trip. particularly with the san juan mayor with this hand shake. but again raising eyebrows after scolding local officials on their budget crisis. >> i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack.

>> during this trip, president trump did not visit the u.s. virgin islands also ravaged by the hurricane. help is on the way from the bay area. nurses gathered at sfo on the way to assist puerto rico. they are with the rn response network. they are ready to help out any way they can. >> hospitals, if they ask us to go to the hole, we'll do that. clinics, wherever the need is. >> the group has more than a decade worth of experience in disaster aid. the nurses will join a larger group in san juan, made up of volunteers from across the united states. far away from the tragic events of las vegas. one calls las vegas his home

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>> we are half a world away from las vegas, nevada. but news travels quickly these days. texts started coming in on patrick macaw's phone. he went to school at unlv and he is stunned to see what happened there. >> i can't believe it right now. it is hard to fathom. being from vegas and knowing that such tragedy has happened. it is like home to me. it is hard to think about it. it's crazy. i've been to mandalay bay so many times i can hardly count. for something like that to happen there, especially being there and being in the area it is hard to believe.

>> macaw was raised and born in vegas vegas. >> i started texting people that i know are still in vegas and still living there and just to make sure family and friends were all right. i'm so happy and all right to make sure nobody i know, family and friends were affected by it. and segd prayers to everybody else affected by it. >> in china, with the warriors, larry beal, abc 7 sports. >> we'll have more with the warriors in china coming up at 6:00. pop star katy perry is spreading a message of love. she took a moment during her concert to honor the victims. >> i know it has been a tough day. but music is special. it is magic. something that unites us. there's a community here. >> to promote that, she asked concertgoers to introduce themselves to people around them and to say i love you.

her post on instagram encourages people the lean on one another for support. >> a little on the cool side. it is fall. overnight lows will be even cooler. look for overnight temperatures dropping to 40 degrees. mabel even low 40s. generally, our inland areas will be in the 40s, low 50s. and then after a cool early morning start to the day, we'll have a fairly mild afternoon. mid 60s at the coast to right around the bay. and friday, saturday, golden gate park. strictly blue grass festival and we'll have partly sunny skies for the blue grass concert and other festivities. high temperatures over the weekend in the low to mid 70s. recall morning lows in the low 50s. here's the seven-day forecast. a little bit of a bump in temperatures coming our way on

friday, saturday, sunday. up to almost 90 degrees in our warmest inland locations. low 70s on the coast. we'll see sunny and mild conditions into early next week. new conflict between the united states and cuba today after the u.s. expels more than a dozen diplomats. >> and the changes coming the california cross walks. what will no longer be against the law. and 7 on your side michael finney. we know the bay area is an expensive place to live.

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the state department is expelling 15 cuban diplomats from the u.s. they said they must leave within the next week. the u.s. is taking action after cuba failed to protect american diplomats at the embassy in havana. the american diplomats will leave cuba by the end of the week. the first lawsuits against the trump administration's new travel restrictions have been filed. a coalition of sxlim iranian american advocates are the plaintiffs. one lawsuit says that restricting travel for people from predominantly muslim countries violates the

constitution. it is chad, libya, north korea, somalia, syria and yemen. those take effect october 18. california is being sued by an environmental group trying to protect whales from dungeoness crab fishing gear. they struggle to get free which makes the wire cut deeper, sometime killing them. the central for biological diversity says our state department fish and game is responsible because it manages the area where those crabs are calm. right now, it is technically illegal in california to cross the street after the red hand begins flashing. that will change starting in january. the governor signed a bill legalizing last-minute crosswalking. people will be able to cross the street if there is a countdown. they must reach the other side before the counter starts zero. thousands are ticketed for

illegally crossing the street. the fine is a hefty $200. a recall is being issued for children's dish set after hundreds of complaints from parents. >> a consumer alert you need to hear about. they've received 372 reports of plastic appealing from a dish set designed to appeal from children. you can see it on at least 11 occasions. parents complain they are able to get the layer of plastic into their mouths. four times the children began to choke. more than 3.5 million dish sets have been voluntarily recalled. they are sold at babies r it's us, walmart, amazon. they can be returned for a full refund. and a problem fist discovered in 2014 it is recalling dodge

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his pumpkin patch in napa where he gave us a sneak peek at his great gourds. he won the contest a few years ago with a giant that tipped the scales at 1985 pounds. he says this year's crop is his best ever. >> you want something 2,000 pounds or better, you know, just, the gentjus just, the genetics are so much stronger every year. >> they can gain 40 to 50 pounds a day and seeds for them can cost as much as $700 each. he just gives them away hoping others will get into growing big pumpkins. >> it is like you can watch it grow. the fight to keep san francisco safe and secure. >> at what point do we surrender everything? >> the new effort to keep bicycle chop shops off the streets. and the challenge of staying safe at a hotel. and experts talk about what

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probably saves the world. then don't miss abc7 news at 11:00. san francisco lawmakers have approved a bill that would protect bikes and bike parts. >> they're called chop shops where bicycles are taken apart. rebuilt, repanth. serial numbers scratched off and then resold. open air markets are on police radar for stolen property. on one supervisor's agenda. >> i hear from families who can't push their strollers down the street. i hear from seniors. i hear from people in wheel chairs and have mobility issues. they cannot get down the sidewalk. it is clogged with piles and piles of bicycles. >> the supervisor can't have five or more bikes or three with missing parts like handle bars or just a frail.

you'll often find stockpiles at homeless encampments. but this legislation profiles all homeless who are selling bikes as thieves. >> that's not to say that everybody is totally innocent. but from our experience, most of the folks out there are engage in the honest recycling. >> to ease opposition, it was canged to the department of public works. if someone can prove the property is theirs, they can get it back. the coalition on homelessness thinks it will be business as usual. despite the new measure, which the organization calls dehumanizing. >> what i hear from homeless folks why are you kicking me when i'm down? >> this is about illegal business set up on our sidewalks. >> today a vote of 9-2. in san francisco, abc7 news. a second and final vote will

be taken next tuesday. and here's how bad the problem is. 892 bikes were stolen in the city just last year. >> all right. thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> just looking at the distance i ran. >> an emotional reunion for a bay area woman who comes back to the seasonable of the las vegas shooting to see where showed the run for her life. and training for active shooters. >> and the get out of jail plan. >> he continued to fire at a progressive, successive rate for approximately nine minutes.

>> the investigation continues in las vegas. authorities found dozens more guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition. >> 59 people were killed. hundreds more injured. we're learning more about the lives cut short as friends and family try on process the loss. >> this does not make sense. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. protecting strangers, a essential of shock and trying to move on the shooting has undone the feeling of security for so many people around the country. >> jessica castro is live in the las vegas strip with more on one particularly emotional reunion. >> reporter: if day one was margd by shock and disbelief, day two seems to be the start healing process. in fact, what has been most touching is survivors coming back to the crime scene including one woman from the bay area and