around the world are reacting to this latest act of violence. at least 26 people died when a man who used to serve in the air force dressed all in black, wearing tactical gear, walked into the church and opened fire. it happened in the town of sutherland springs just outside san antonio. the victims rage in age from 5 to 72 and include the pastor's 14-year-old daughter. the shooter is also dead. happening now, people have gathered across the street for a large candle lit vigil. abc news reporter linda lopez has the latest. >> be with us as we learn to deal with this in the days to come. >> reporter: families in tears waiting to see if their loved ones are safe. praying for everyone's safety. emergency vehicles pouring into the town of sutherland springs just 35 miles southeast of san antonio. helicopters air lifting the wounded to nearby hospitals. >> anyone in that church that died, we know they're in the presence of our lord jesus christ right now. >> reporter: the closely knit

town of about 650 people preparing to hear the names of the deceased. >> we all know and we're all prepared right now we're going to hear names and we're going to know every one of them. >> reporter: state and federal law enforcement officials say devin kelley of new braunfels, texas, walked into the first baptist church and started firing. >> as he exited the church, a local resident grabbed his rifle and engaged that suspect. the suspect dropped his rifle and fled from the church. a short time later, that suspect ran off the roadway and crashed and was found deceased in his vehicle. >> reporter: the first named victim, 14-year-old annabelle renee pomeroy. her father, the church pastor, was out of town in oklahoma at the time of the shooting. he wants the world to know his daughter was, quote, one very beautiful, special child. amidst the grief and tears, one woman says fate kept her alive. >> i changed my mind to go to church today. >> reporter: president trump in japan, reacting to the news. >> all of america is praying to god to help the wounded and the

families of the victims. we will never, ever leave their side. >> reporter: at a press conference a short time ago authorities did not release the names of any more victims. law enforcement now looking for a motive and searching the suspect's home. linda lopez, abc news, new york. >> with 27 deaths, this is already shaping up to be one of the deadliest mass killings in u.s. history. 59 people died in las vegas just last month. last year, 49 people were killed at a gay nightclub in orlando. 32 people died at virginia tech back in 2007, and then in 2012, sandy hook elementary. that shooting killed 26. in 1991, luby's cafeteria, that massacre took the lives of 23. 21 people died at a mcdonald's restaurant in san ysidro.

a shooting at the university of texas in austin killed 14 people. 14 also died in the san bernardino mass shooting in 2015. local leaders have been offering their condolences to the victims. nancy pelosi of san francisco tweeted her heart is with the people of sutherland springs. apple ceo tim cook tweeted that he's shocked and sorrowed by the massacre. and california senator kamala harris asks, when do we say enough is enough in a tweet? >> you can always stay on top of any new developments on the texas shooting with our abc7 news app. you can enable push alerts and get those instant updates as new information comes out. you can also head to our abc7 news facebook page to get the latest information and also leave your prayers for texas. happening now, outrage from lawmakers as police search for a shotgun, rifle, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition stolen from a san ma 25iio sheriff's deputy. >> the gun was stolen from the deputy's unmarked car, which was parked in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood friday night on jones street near

market. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard joins us live in redwood city now with the very latest. cornell? >> reporter: dion, eric, the name of the sheriff shaurergeant been released. meantime, a state senator wants to know why this type of theft keeping happening. >> shattered glass marks the spot where an unmarked san mateo county sheriff sergeant's car was broken into friday night. it happened on jones street in the tenderloin. guns and ammo ripped off. >> the first is going to be a shotgun. it's a 12 gauge pump action blue steel with a brown stock. then the second firearm is a colt ar-4. >> reporter: 500 rounds of loose ammunition was stolen too. >> an undercover car parked here with unsecured weapons in it. that's just crazy to me. >> reporter: this man says he sees car break ins all the time in the tenderloin. it's not clear where in the car the guns and ammo were left, but

those weren't the only items taken. oakland police put out this bulletin. >> >>. >> reporter: the fbi confirms the sergeant serves on its joint terrorism task force but the weapons and ammo stolen were not issued by the fbi. this gun and ammo theft is one of six in the bay area since 2015. the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 was stolen from a bureau of land management ranger's car in san francisco. >> it really begs the question as to when enough is enough. >> reporter: legislation passed in 2016 requiring both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars. >> you can't legislate common sense. law enforcement officials sadly are not getting it. they have to secure these weapons, and we need to do something to make that happen. >> reporter: hill will keep working.

meantime police are trying to recover the stolen weapons. cornell barnard, abc7 news. now to new developments in the north bay fire zone. the federal government has shut down public access to the journeys end mobile home park in santa rosa hit by the tubbs fire because of asbestos. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley just attended a community meeting for displaced residents. she joins us now live with the latest. leslie. >> reporter: well, eric, you could just imagine how it is for these people, how they're feeling. they lost everything in the fire. then they come home on friday, find this red tape up across the entrance to the mobile home park. they're no longer allowed in to sift through the rubble for their belongings, and it's all because of suspected asbestos. 140 of the 160 units here burned to the ground in the fire here at journey's end mobile home park. several residents lost their lives. this is the view from drone view 7. you can understand it's been terribly traumatic for those who

survived as they look for housing. they're only now finding out they can't get in to get their belongings. why is the park condemned? >> right now we have identified 25 locations that contain material that potentially could be asbestos containing. but until we get our results back, we don't know for sure. >> reporter: distraught residents found it inconceivable they couldn't collect their belongings this weekend. so they came to this community meeting today for answers. >> i was worried about my stuff. but now i know they're not going to touch it or remove it. i'm better off knowing that. i'm just having a hard time with the whole thing, though. the whole fire thing, and it just is really upsetting me. >> reporter: the epa says they expect to get test results on wednesday. if there's no asbestos, residents can go back in. if there is asbestos, cleanup could take longer and could be more complicated as they draft up a plan on what to do next. the epa says they have inspected

and removed hazardous waste, household waste from 3,000 properties, and they have more to go. their inspections will continue. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. police in pacifica are trying to find vandals who keyed dozens of cars this weekend. at least 20 vehicles were damaged along terranova boulevard between everglades drive and la rye da way. it happened between 10:00 friday night and 10:30 saturday morning. anyone with security cameras is asked to check their footage, and if it can help, share it with police. residents from several east bay cities protested against the planned closure of their nearest hospital. abc7 news was at berkeley's alta baits medical center where protesters of all ages marched against the hospital's owner, sutter health. sutter faces a 2030 deadline to renovate to meet new seismic standards.

the health care giant believes they can serve the patients who rely on them. >> i think it's important for berkeley to have a hospital for babies being born, elderly people who are sick. >> we're not going to let the east bay become a hospital desert. >> sutter intends to keep services in berkeley. it also says changes in patient care and technology have reduced the need to admit people to hospitals. legal marijuana will soon be for sale in california, but tonight there's concern that nobody will buy it. >> untyou're actually encouragia large corporate takeover by having tax rates that are that high. >> the pot tax problem that some say could keep underground marijuana sales alive. plus santa cruz is making changes. the next time you grab takeout for dinner. >> and new commuter options coming to south san francisco. >> wrapping up a cool sunday evening. temperatures chilly once again tonight and then we're tracking

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covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. santa cruz will become the latest california city to ban the use of non-environmentally friendly takeout containers. starting on tuesday, businesses must provide customers compostable containers and cutlery. that means no more styrofoam and

plastic utensils. businesses have a six month grace period to use up existing inventory. taxes on pot sold in california could be as high as 45%. experts believe the high taxes could be enough to keep the black market running. >> a new report finds state and local taxes in addition to other fees could have marijuana consumers paying sky-high taxes. industry experts say the taxes will keep the black market going and hurt smaller growers. >> small mom and pops, the people that won't advertise towards kids, they can't afford that. so you're actually encouraging a large corporate takeover by having tax rates that are that high. >> california would not be alone should they implement a high tax rate. washington has the highest tax, 50%. still ahead, remembering those who have left us. >> music, dance, and prayers. how the peninsula celebrated the day of the dead this weekend.

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cal train pass skbrer who's use the south san fernando stop can expect to see a brand-new station in a few years. ground will be broken tomorrow on a platform and pedestrian underpass at the station. city officials and the agency hope the improvements will improve safety and better connectivity. the station will also be fully accessible for the disables. a large crowd came together to celebrate the day of the dead. ♪ >> a traditional aztec drumming ceremony and dancing played a big part in today's ceremony at sky lawn memorial park in san mateo. people came together to present the dia de los muertos altars. it pays tribute to those who have passed away. the festivities are believed to support their journey in the afterlife. take a look at your screen there. drone view 7 near twin peaks in san francisco today. you can see there very few

clouds in the sky. beautiful sunny weather after a cold start in the city this morning. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> what a beautiful looking day today. tons of sunshine but once again tonight we have a chilly night on the way before we track our next chance of some rain. live doppler 7 along with satellite. we still have mainly clear skies across much of the region, but we are tracking changes just do our north. live doppler 7 along with satellite. what we have a cold front to our north. you see around redding a couple of light showers. we won't get any wet weather out of this cold front. it's going to bring more in the way of cloud cover over the next 12 hours across our region. a live look from exploratorium camera atop pier 15. looking at the embarcadero center lit up in blue. look at the numbers. already have some spots in the 40s at this hour like clear lake and half moon bay at 48 degrees. down to 55 in oakland after a cool afternoon. 56 in san jose. right now 54 that current number in santa rosa.

future weather showing you over the next couple of hours that cold front will sink to the south. you notice future weather picking up on that cloud cover moving in early in the morning on monday. it's going to act like a blanket in our atmosphere. not as cold of a night as last night but still rather chilly. 47 san francisco. 39 in santa rosa. 46 in concord. really it's not out of the question right along the coast could have a little bit of coastal drizzle the next 12 hours. your day planner on your monday, we'll have a little bit of cloud cover early. your sun is up at 6:40 in the morning with temperatures in the 40s. 4:00 nothing but sunshine. temperatures very close to where we were this afternoon. highs on your monday, it's another cool autumn day. 63 in san jose with afternoon sunshine. 59 in san francisco. about 61 the high in oakland. 57 in lakeport. then we're going to bring back the storm impact scale. this is a light system once

again. it's moving in wednesday night to thursday morning. about a tenth to a half an inch of rainfall for most regions. a little bit higher in the hills. one difference compared to the system late last week, the winds will pick up a bit. 20 to 35 miles per hour. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine on your monday. bright on tuesday. then changes arrive wednesday with the clouds first. then evening showers lasting to thursday morning. we're dry thursday night before another chance moves in in the north bay on friday. then we dry up with saturday and sunday. >> announcer: now abc7 sports with mike shumann. >> the 49ers have so many issues i'm not sure where to start. andrew's got to be it all adds up to an 0-9 record with today's loss to arizona. ga rap. drew stanton on third and goal. he gets pressured but will find brown for the touchdown.

second quarter gresham, 11 yards, 14-3 arizona. this time, picked off in the end zone. niners down 11 at halftime. defense played pretty well. beathard on the option. findsay, cuts the lead to four. then late in the fourth, beth add running again. crushed by former niner antoine bethea. four players ejected. 2.5 minutes left in the game. beathard's pass off his teammate trent brown's helmet. picked off. that pretty much sums up the season. 20-10 your final. niners drop to 0-9. >> we're battling, which is encouraging but still this is the nfl, and nobody cares if we're trying hard. we just got to get the job done. >> we're going to come out and compete. today we made plays but some key plays they made before us and that's why they're victorious.

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