live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> a killer on a mission, how police describe the gunman in the las vegas massacre as new details emerge about a larger plot. we're learning he may have considered targeting other major american cities. thanks for joining us, i'm kristen sze. abc news confirms stephen paddock booked hotel rooms in chicago during last summer's lollapalooza festival attended by half a million people. investigators also believe he scouted site in boston. these bombshells come as we get a new look at the carnage left behind at the site of the mass shooting in las vegas. our abc sister station got this aerial footage this morning.

over the grounds of the route 91 harvest festival. see the stage is damaged. fences are overturned and personal belongings were left behind. everything from purses and shoes to lawn chairs. all those water bottles and red cups dropped as people ran for their lives. we're also getting a closer look at the mandalay bay resort, what became the snipe ore's perch. see the hotel windows that police say stephen paddock broke in order to fire on the crowds below. a close-up view now through the window into the room where you can see the furniture inside and the police tape. we also have new vid joe sheo s lengths people went two to escape the gunfire. brian hopkins, country singer, released this cell phone video. he and a dozen others huddled in a freezing sunday night shortly after the bullets started flying. marcie gonzalez picks up our coverage in las vegas, police are looking into whether the gunman had an accomplice. >> reporter: investigators now delving into thelaborate

planning of sunday night's attack on this country music festival in las vegas. now saying it's possible gunman stephen paddock had some type of help. >> troublesome that this individual was able to move this amount of gear into a hotel room unassisted. >> reporter: an official briefed on the investigation says paddock was seen with a woman in his final days. they're now trying to figure out who she is. as the fbi questions his girlfriend, marilou dada person of interest. her attorney reading a statement she you denying any knowledge. >> he never said anything to any, took sany action i was awae of that i understood in any way to be a warning that something horrible like this was going to happen. >> reporter: investigators are now looking into the possibility paddock may have planned to attack earlier. sources saying paddock booked hotel rooms in chicago in august during the lollapalooza festival. authorities say she rented a room at this las vegas condo

overlooking a different concert a week before the massacre that left 58 innocent people dead, 487 others inju among them, jesus compos, security guard first to approach his hotel room, the gunman shooting him through the door. s bravery was h amazing because he remained with our pass to access the door and e k actually continued to help them clear rooms until our officer demanded he go seek medical attention. >> reporter: campos tells abc news he was doing his job and is doing okay. today, 150 others injured in the attack are still hospitalized. marcie gonzalez, abc news, las vegas. this morning we're hearing for the first time from the parents of stacee etcheber, one of the victims. etcheber and her husband vinnie were at the las vegas concert. during the shooting the couple

got separated when vi in, innie to help victims and lost stacee. the family checked all the hospitals were vinnie reluctantly went to the morgue. >> the lady put her pen down, said, i'll be right back. she knew. she knew. she went back. she came back with a picture of stacee. and, oh, it was just -- it's heart wrenching. it was really, really heart wrenching. >> stacee etcheber's heartbroken father. she is survived by her husband and two children. we know more about the life and final moments of shooting victim michelle vo. she lived in las vegas but grew up in san jose. an ohio man struck up with a friendship with vo at the festival. cody robertson was standing with vo near the stage when the first shots rang out. vo was hit. robertson and others put her in a truck to go to the hospital. robertson helped rescue others. later he learned michelle didn't make it. her sister says robertson is a

he hero. >> to know that she -- she had you in her last moments, she wasn't alone. you didn't leave her. a little bit of comfort. >> michelle sent her sister a photograph of herself at the concert shortly before she was shot and killed. house minority leader nancy pelosi of san francisco is responding after not receiving enough republican support to create a select committee on gun violence. immediately after the las vegas mass shooting, pelosi called on speaker paul ryan to create the special commission. the goal was to examine gun violence and suggests legislation to fight the probable. she says house republicans said no, and voted against moving forward with discussing the idea. >> we have to act now, and we're not going away. we've told the families, we have to pass something and all of this just blossoms when something occurs then we have a flurry of comments from the other side of the aisle. saying this is not the time.

>> on the issue of gun control, republicans say new laws will not stop a madman. san francisco police are making plans to beef up security throughout the weekend. as thousands are expected to attend fleet week festivities and hardly strictly bluegrass festival. sky 7 flew over the festival grounds at golden gate park this morning. an estimated 750,000 people are expected to attend the three-day event. it celebrates music and food and emissi admission is free. today it's going to get loud over san francisco. the blue angels are scheduled to start survey flight in a few hours. they're closing the -- the closing act, i should say, for fleet week air shows each day this weekend. if you take a photo or video of the blue angels in action today, we want to see it, share it on social, use #abc7now. we might use it right here on air. abc news is your source for fleet week, of course, throughout the weekend.

we posted a complete schedule of events on abc7news.com. many people will head to these events in san francisco, others will head to the coast to escape the coming heat. our beach right now, let's take a look, this is santa cruz, looks gorgeous. beachgoers beware, there will be dangerous surf conditions this weekend. let's get to meteo rologilasttee mike? >> yeah, looks very inviting, doesn't it, kristen? hi, everybody. here's my look at the santa cruz. i want to use it as the backdrop to show you what the forecast is going to g at beaches this weekend. especially santa cruz. 80 friday. with an off shore breeze. saturday, cooler, 77. a few clouds sunday morning, stronger on-shore breeze and 74 degrees. most will be in the 60s by the weekend because of that sea breeze. now let me show you what's going to be developing along the coast tomorrow into saturday. this is saall of our beaches. not the northwest facing or south facing. it's all of them this time.

strong rim currents, sneaker waves and large breakers. if you're going to venture into the water, don't turn your back. best to sit on the sand, listen to the waves without getting yourself in there and putting yourself in harm's way. two chp officers in the hospital over a crash in redwood city. sky 7 over the scene on southbound 1 southbound crashed into a center divide after 3:00 a.m. not clear why. 9 officers have minor injuries. at one point, all southbound lanes of 101 were closed. traffic is back to normal this midday. a 90-year-old pedestrian was hit and killed by a car at the san francisco intersection yesterday evening. sky 7 was over thell and baker streets earlier today. police say the fatal accident happened just before 5:30 yesterday evening. the victim died at the hospital. traffic officers are investigating who was at fault there. authorities in alameda are looking into an early morning boat fire. take a look at the flamessmoke.

the scene is near harbor bay parkway and doolittle drive. the fire broke out around 1:00 a.m. no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. another concert, another broken curfew at levi stadium in santa clara. last night's cold play concert went past the agreed upon 10:00 p.m. renewing neighbors' demand for action. abc 7 news reporter matt keller joins us live from levi stadium. ma matt, neighbors say noise is not the biggest issue. >> reporter: yes, kristen, the fine is really small, $750 for breaking the curfew, but this fight between the city of santa clara and the 49ers continues to be big, and no resolution is in sight. ♪ rock 'n' roll is rooted in rebellion. ♪ ♪ nobody said it was easy >> reporter: last night, cold play dismissed santa clara's 10:00 p.m. weeknight curfew at levi stadium rocking out until

close to 11:00. fans watched the full show. some city leaders thought it was a total bummer. >> we did expect it but at the same time you were disappointed. >> reporter: city council member could hear the music at her house about a mile an a half away. she says this is the third time the curfew was broken at levi stadium. >> we have to consider the quality of life. i don't think it's cost. i think it's quality of life. >> reporter: 49ers say the 10:00 p.m. weeknight curfew is way too early. and puts in jeopardy future concerts a the levi stadium. potentially costing the city thousands of local jobs, millions of dollars in needed revenue and the world class entertainment options that other major cities enjoy. santa clara city manager will be seeking more information through outreach to find out what the community wants. neighbors told us there are bigger problems than loud concerts. >> the curfew is stupid. i mean, how you going to tell grown people they have to be in the house or, you know, you have a curfew to get away from the area. >> all day long, we got planes running, we got planes flying

above. cars running by. who can stop them? so this noise is not a big deal. not at all. >> reporter: neighbors told us parking and traffic are unbearable on game days and concert nights. everything else appear to just be noise. >> what would normally take you 15 minutes to 20 minute to go somewhere takes you about an hour. >> reporter: i was told the city manager's office is going to be notifying the 49ers of that $750 fine today. as for levi stadium, no more concerts are scheduled for the rest of the year. reporting live in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> mathank you, matt. the daca deadline is here. why today is critical for d.r.e.a.m.ers. why it could still leave them with an uncertain big surprise gift for these two kids. >> cute. >> see it, next "right this minute."

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the abc 7 news app, live updates wherever you are, breaking news where you live. get it now. stay informed. "time" magazine out with a new cover this northern on the heels of the las vegas shooting. this video was released on twitter. it scrolls through the names of several cities that have seen mass shootings. the cities are listed in big, bold white letters on a black background. it ends with las vegas. which, as we know, is now the sight of the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. the cover story asks, will the las vegas shooting change the

debate over guns? our coverage of the las vegas shooting continues now online. we have stories posted on our website, abc7news.com and social media platforms. also download the abc 7 news app to get instant update on this story as it develops. happening today daca recipients face a critical deadline to protect them from deportation, the last day d.r.e.a.m.ers can apply to renew their immigration status as part of the program. about 40,000 eligible immigrants have jet to renew their status. but even with the renewal, the future for immigrants brought to the u.s. as children illegally is uncertain. president trump announced his plan to end the daca program in six months. >> great heart for the folks we're talking about, a great love for them. >> these are families and individuals who have invested in this country. >> the renewals will expire in two years unless congress makes the program permanent. all right. important consumer information, the fallout over takata airbags

continues again. the new recall issued this morning. and holiday hiring is in full swing. the positions kohl's is looking to fill in the bay area and how you can land a job. plus, drone view 7 gives us an incredible look over the embarcadero in san francisco. you know it's fleet week. more traffic, more people, more fun. gorgeous blue skies in this picture. perfect for those blue angels test flights today. meteorologist mike nicco has

breaking news out of sacramento. it's official, governor brown just signed a bill making california a sanctuary state.

the landmark legislation expands protections for undocumented immigrants. the governor issued this statement, it says "this bill strikes a balance that will protect public safety, while bringing a measure of comfort to families who are now living in fear every day." the abc 7 news app sent out this push alert moments ago alerting users to this breaking news story, in fact, that's how i learned about it as well. i went to the story. you can be the first to know when news happens where you live. just download the app for free and enable push alerts. reminder to be sure to look up tonight. this is why. sky 7 caught incredible video of the harvest moon over san francisco bay this morning before the sun came up. see the moon looks reddish orange and is bigger than we see it most of the year. tonight will be the full harvest moon when it will be as massive as it gets. so be sure to get outside if you snap a picture, share it with us on social media using #abc7tow. this is sometime to say happy

mid-autumn festival, full moon, harvest moon. many cultures, asian cultures do celebrate it. it's a time for family. reunion. getting together. yeah, you have the gorgeous moon to admire, too. >> what are you making? what do you make? >> moon cakes. >> i'll bring that in to share. anything that's good luck. dumplings, oranges. it's a feast. >> i like it. >> it's like thanksgiving. >> oh, okay. >> i'll see you in a few minutes with that. >> yeah, indeed. let's take a look at what's going on, hi, everybody. see the beautiful shot that kristen showed you, see the fog was underneath the golden gate bridge. what a spectacular sight. notice it's retreating. wait a minute, it's moving from right to left on your screen instead of the normal left to right. yeah. it was battling an off-shore breeze all through the morning hours and just didn't last very long. you can see there, it's going away even by the end of the morning commute. here's a look at our winds right now, kind of light and variable. hi pressure is taking over. we have a little more of an off-shore breeze as you get higher up in the elevation.

look at that, absolutely gorgeous, tower from the eploratorium at pier 15. warmer today, hazy, sunshine. cool conditions tonight. don't think we'll see the cloud cover return to the coast for a couple more days. erwa extended forecast. today, near 70 in half moon bay. 73 in san francisco. we'll have about 74 to nearly 80 around most of the bay into the south bay. look at low to mid 80s in the north bay and inland east bay. and as we break down your 12-hour day planner, you can see the bay looks pretty calm with those light winds. 60 at the coast at noon. 70 to 73 for the rest of us. the coast stays at 64. we'll hit the upper 70s to low 80s at 4:00. all of us in the 50s and 60s at 8:00. most of us back in the 50s under the stars. another cool night, temperature in the mid 40s to upper 40s in north bay, east bay valleys. low to mid 50s everywhere else. half moon bay, 49 bree degrees. sea breeze is going to be stronger and hang around for the weekend. a gorgeous time to be at golden

gate park. a few clouds sunday morning. for the most part, bright and sunny in the afternoon. upper 60s to low 70s there. a little partfarther over for f week, temperatures in the low to mid 70s after low to mid 50s. this is new. just issued. we talked about this yesterday. breezes going to kick up sunday into monday and be blowing off-shore. going to be strong enough, the air is going to be so bone dry the fire weather watch was issued for the east bay hills, diablo range and through the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet. we've got to watch out for that. until then, enjoy a gorgeous weekend. notice the temperature drop at the coast from friday to saturday. that's a sea breeze kicking in. the offshore breeze that brings us the fire danger pushes the warmth to the coast monday into tuesday then we all start cooling wednesday. have a good day. kristen? >> ou, too, mike, thank you. no today's morning money report. mitsubishi recalling 66,000 cars for a second time to replace fault to takata airbags. covers lancer and lancer evolution models from 2004 to

2006. the inflaters use ammonium nitrate. they can erupt in a crash spewing hot sh rarapnel throughe car. the defect is linked to 19 deaths worldwide and more than 180 injuries. midtsubishi has a replacement part that doesn't use ammonium nitrate. kohl's is looking to hire people in the bay area, ten local stores will have a hiring event. freight processing to sales associate and customer service. look for a kohl's store that's hiring near you by logging on to abc7news.com. the full story is posted there. the new "jeopardy" champ that everyone is talking about, austin rogers is going viral for his brainpower and

final lip thlyth finally th quirky bartender from new york city is a new "jeopardy" champ, after winning seven nights in a row. the 38-year-old won. he stopped by "good morning america." >> i'm not going to say there's a system or code but if you watch enough, you'll start seeing things repeat.

if it ever says sculptor, it's probably going to be august rod an. if it says romanian poet, it will be ianesco. i have no idea who that is but i've seen that come up three times in . episodes across the decades. >> like if they say meteorologist, you know it's mike nicco. something like that. >> i thought it was ginger sze. >> rogers has a huge following on social media mediamedia, #austino media, #austinonjeopardy trending. "jeopardy"sir a weeknights at 7:00 on abc 7. >> he's a card. >> he has a personality, too. glad he's sharing his secrets. from all of us at abc 7 news, thanks for joining us. "who wants to be a

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