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live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >> to be with us here as we learn to deal with this in the days to come. >> 26 people dead. >> why this church? why people i grew up with? you can't explain it. try to help as many people as i could. >> tonight, we stand with a grieving small texas community. >> let's not be people of anger. let's not be people of fear. >> it is the worst mass shooting at a church in american history. good evening, everybody. >> here are the latest developments at this hour. 26 people were killed in the attack. about 20 others wounded. it happened at the first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas. >> the gunman was found dead

after leading bystanders on a short chase. tonight, a local sheriff says, there was likely no way for parishioners to escape once the shooting began. we get the latest from courtney fisher, who is in suterlands springs, texas. >> reporter: investigators will work through the night at the first baptist church. residents here in this small texas dotown are coming togethe mourning friends and family, who lost their lives. >> a vigil for the victims of the deadliest church mass mass s shooting in american history. the tragedy unleashing first responders and neighbors of this small town, 30 miles south of san antonio. >> we ran over there to help, as much as we could. >> reporter: families in tears outside the first baptist

church, waiting to hear about loved ones, praying for their safety. >> anyone in that church that died, we know they're in the presence of our lord jesus christ, right now. >> reporter: state and law enforcement officials say that he walked into the church, firing his assault-type rifle, killing church goers in the middle of sunday service. >> a local resident engaged that suspect. >> that resident enlisted the help of another local man, after kelly led the scene in his car. >> he said, we needed to pursue him. he just shot up the church. >> reporter: a short while later, the shooter crashed the car and was found dead from a gunshot wound. >> we don't know if it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: president trump reacting to the news. >> our hearts are broken. >> reporter: among the many victims, 14-year-old anabel renee pomelroy. her father, the church pastor,

was out of time at the time of the shooting. he wants the world to know that his daughter was a beautiful, special child. in sutherland springs, courtney fisher, abc 7 news. the air force confirms that devin kelley was at holloman air force base from 2010 to 2015. he was court-martialed for domestic violence against his wife and child. he was received a bad conduct and demoted. he was in new braunfels near san antonio. a neighbor said kelley seemed to be a normal guy. >> one of the heros who chased the alleged gunman said he wanted to keep others from being hurt, as well. johnny langandorf and another man chased after the shooter. >> my adrenaline is still coming down. it was a hot pursuit.

very fast. it ended quickly. >> the pair led law enforcement to where kelley was. he says he felt compelled to act, after hearing the gunfire. the shooting happened as many were going to service this morning. >> lillian kim is at grace cathedral in san francisco with the story. >> reporter: parishioners were told about the shooting during service here this morning the it was news the church felt compelled to share. at grace cathedral, what started a joyous celebration, ended with news of another church shooting. >> we just captized 13 babies in this font. by the end of that service, we found that even babies, an unborn child had been killed. >> reporter: the decision was made to break the news at the 11:00 a.m. service, so that the congregation could leave with the victims in their prayers.

and those prayers continued during the afternoon and evening services. parishioners who came later in the day, arrived with the shooting very much on their minds. >> it's very disheartening. you come to church for solace and some form of prayer and refuge. >> reporter: the shooting killed almost as many as sandy hook years ago. >> when someone comes to a house of worship, they find people in an especially vulnerable place. it's hideous. we've seen it in a kindergarten classroom and the country doesn't have the nerve to do anything about it. >> reporter: that's why the congregation is being asked to turn their prayers into action, to rise from their knees and, quote, work for change. with 27 deaths, this is already one of the deadliest mass killings in u.s. history. the headiliest was over a month

ago, october 1st. 59 people died when a gunman opened fire at a crowded country music concert. last june, 49 people were killed at the pulse nightclub in orlando. at the time, that was the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. the leaders of so many other communities, targeted by mass shootings, tweeted messages of condolence. las vegas mayor tweeted our heart stands with you and our hearts broken. the orlando mayor, tweets, our community grieves with sutherland springs. and former president barack obama tweeted, we grieve with the families of sutherland springs. may god grant all of us the wisdom to ask what concrete steps we can take to reduce the violence and weaponry in our midst. our coverage of the mass shooting in texas continues on

our abc 7 news app and online. now, to a story abc 7 news broke last night at 11:00. a shotgun, a rifle and ammunition stolen from a car in the tenderloin. how one state lawmaker is demanding answers. >> reporter: shattered glass marks the spot where a sheriff's car was broken into on friday night. 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. and the second firearm, is ar-4. >> rounds was stolen, too. >> 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 career where the guns

and ammo were left. but those weren't the only items taken. >> it's going to be a blue-gray jacket. xl. dp >> reporter: the sergeant serves on the task force. but the weapons and am low stolen was not issued by the fbi. this is one of 15 2017. >> it's really begs the question as to when is enough enough? >> reporter: state senator jerry hill passed legislation in 2016, requiring citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars. >> you can't legislate common sense. and law enforcement officials, sadly, are not getting it. they have to secure these weapons. we need to do something to make that happen. >> reporter: hill will keep working. meantime, police are trying to

recover the stolen weapons. in developing news, one person has died following a car accident on the lakeville highway that involved a half-dozen cars. it happened west of sears point. that direction of the highway is closed as the crash is investigated. a medical helicopter has been called to air-lift a victim to the hospital. terrific is being diverted around the accident scene. parents in two east bay cities received letters after a middle schoolteacher was arrested. this shows where he taught. he is now on leave from walnut creek intermediate school. he served as a substitute teacher. martinez police arrested him on friday. they plan to share more information about his arrest tomorrow. if you plan on being in san francisco anytime soon, you will

have lots of company starting tomorrow. abc 7 news was at moscone center. people are checking in for the dreamforce conference. 170,000 people are expected. howard street will be closed between 3rd and 4th streets all week long. much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> what's going to happen to us? none of us know. >> a new problem for fire victims already going through such a difficult time. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a cold night on the way tonight. i'll have the numbers ahead in the forecast. and speaking of cold, a winter wonderland in the high sierra tonight, after a big weekend of snow.

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scouring the ashes for precious momentoes. gloria wanted to salvage christmas ornaments. >> i was worried about my stuff. now, i know they're not going to touch it, i'm better off. >> reporter: as seen here, 140 of the 160 units here were gutted in the tubbs fire. and several lost their lives. today, epa and fema officials met with displaced residents, many in total despair. >> there's virtually no place to go. do we move to another state? we don't want to do that. >> what's going to happen to us because none of us know. we just don't know. we don't know if we're going to have a home, a park, or anything. >> reporter: fema says they have manufactured housing standing by. but nowhere to put it just yet. the epa says they expect to have test results on wednesday. if there is no sasbestos,

residents can go back in. if there ises s asbestos, they to come up with a clean-up plan. residents from several east bay cities protested against the planned closure of the nearest hospital. protests of all ages marched against the hospital's owner. sutter faces a deadline to renovate or meet the standards. >> it's a terrible idea. i think its important for berkeley to have a hospital, for babies being born and elderly being sick. >> we're not going to let the east bay be a hospital desert. >> sutter plans to keep doctors offices and services in berkeley. it already looks like ski

season in parts of tahoe tonight. this is what skiers and joe boa snowboarders want to see. the resort says it received a foot of snow this weekend. temperatures in tahoe will warm up over the next few days. but more know is expected later in the week. squaw will open november 17th. >> it looks cold looking at that picture. >> it's exciting. all of the winter weather lovers are psyched to see the first flakes. we'll add to the numbers later tonight. live doppler 7, along with satellite right now. we enjoyed a lot of sunshine and tonight, a few clouds passing from time-to-time. you look off to the north. live doppler 7. you see a little precipitation on live depper wi er widoppler . that's a cold front. it will not bring us moisture. that will stay to the north.

but it will reinforce the cold air we have and bring us another chilly night and cold afternoon tomorrow. outside we go. showing you the embarcadero center. all lit up in blue under clear skies from this vantage point. and chilly temperatures. a lot of spots are already in the 40s. 45 in san rafael. 43 in half moon bay. 4, the number in clear lake. and mountain view settling at 50 at this hour. the numbers will continue to fall. a few clouds passing from time-to-time. most spots will settle in the 40s. parts of the north bay will be chilly, in the upper 30s. grab the heavier jacket first thing out of the door tomorrow morning. it will be a cold start to your monday. the sunrise is earlier because of daylight saving time coming to an end this weekend. that sun is up at 6:40 for the

morning. dry throughout the entire day. the clouds will g obe out by afternoon. temperatures only in the 50s to low 60s across the board. highs monday, very similar to the temperatures we had this afternoon. only 56 in half moon bay. a cool 59 in san francisco. 63 with afternoon sunshine in san jose. 62 in santa rosa. and 64 the ampbl antioch. nothing but sunshine out there on tuesday. temperatures a little warmer, in the upper 50s to mid-60s. and things are going to change on wednesday. the clouds will increase. and then, we're tracking our next storm system. the storm impact scale, use it exclusively here at abc 7. one is light, five is severe. gives you an idea of what to expect. the one on thursday night, it's a light system. about a half-inch of rain.

a little higher in the hills. wednesday night, the winds will pick up, burning breezy, between 20 and 35 miles per hour. fine-tune the details as they get closer. the next seven days, some morning clouds to afternoon sunshine on your money. loads of sunshine on tuesday. beautiful-looking day. on wednesday, the clouds are back. showers return in the evening. a break thursday night. and then, another chance, mainly in the north bay, friday morning, before we dry out by saturday and sunday. mix of sun and clouds and temperatures in the 60s. the umbrella comes back wednesday night. and you need it thursday and friday. >> good to know. >> shuman loves ♪

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the san antonio spurs held a moment of silence before tonight's game in honor of the shooting in sutherland springs.

gregg popovich was not in the mood to talk about sports. >> we won a basketball game. but considering everything that went on today, it's meaningless, when you think about the tragedy those families are suffering, it's inconceivable and impossible to put your head around. i think talking about basketball tonight is inappropriate. you have a good night. >> it's been a heavy day of news. it's been a heavy night of news. some welcome it as a diversion. >> gregg popovich has a great view of what's going on in the world. and sports and politics never really mix. you can't just avoid it. the 49ers have lost nine games to start the year. the raiders got back on the winniwin

ing track with a run game. and derek carr throwing darts. high lyings and reaction coming up next.

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williams. raiders respond. johnny holton had one catch heading into the game. a 64-yard touchdown. his second catch, a 44-yard touchdown. carr had 100 yards, a t.d. and a pick. here's beast mode. his longest run of the season, 22 yards. it equals six points. raiders up 20-9. jake cutler threw for 311 yards, 3 t.d.s. he hit jarvis landry. 20-16, raiders. marshawn with his second t.d. of the game. raiders are now 4-5, with a 27-24 victory. the niners are also in the hunt, but not for the playoffs, for the top draft pick in 2018. they extended their worst start to nine-straight losses and that lost 23 of 24 games. and they depleted the roster. the quarterback, c.j. beathard

has been sacked 16 times and had 47 hits in 3 1/2 games. jimmy garoppolo, not sure he wants to get in the game. drew stanton on third and goal. pressured, he's going to find jaran brown on the scramble. stanton, 201 yards, two t.d.s. gresham, 14-3, arizona. they were looking for more before halftime. but niners defense played well. reed, the interception. they strike first and the third. a one-yard carry, cuts the lead to fur the and late in the fourth, running, slides and crushed by antoine bethea. four players ejected, including carlos hyde, who was defending his quarterback and himself. down ten. niners with a chance to score. beathard's pass is off trent brown's helmet and picked off on the rebound. that sums up theseason. 20-10 your final.

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was discharged for bad conduct. >> president trump said the act was an act of evil. the president has ordered flags to be lowered in honor of the victims but did not mention any policy action to address the latest mass shooting on u.s. soil. why were the worshipers targeted? a high death toll in a town so small, it had a few hundred residents. >> we have more on the victims. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning more about the people inside that smalltown texas church during the deadly shooting. the first named victim, annebelle. his daughter was one very beautiful special child. pastor pam pomeroy wasn't in church this morning. he was out of town in oklahoma, at the time of the shooting, but

is driving home now. telling abc news, every one of our close friends is among the dead. you see from timmages from inside the church, this is a small church. two rows of pews. one aisle down the center. families in almost every seat. >> i mean, if it can happen here, it can happen anywhere. >> reporter: at least 14 people are being treated at area hospitals, including a 5-year-old, whose family tells us, he's in surgery fighting for his life. tonight, many family members, still waiting for any word from their loved ones who were inside. e eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. an american woman won thema. a race under heavy stree$crutin. flanagan's victory came five days after new york suffered its worst terrorist attack since

september 11th. eight people died after being driven hit by a truck driven by a suspected terrorist. >> i thought of what a better gift than to make americans smile today. new accusations against actor kevin spacey and harvey weinstein. more accusers coming forward with accounts of alleged sexual harassment. here's abc news reporter marci gonzalez. >> reporter: kevin spacey facing a new accusation of misconduct. it involves the son of another big star. harry dreyfuss said spacey groped him in 2008, when he was 18. he said mr. spacey denies the allegations. and the list of women sharing accusations against harvey weinstein is growing.

actress julianna margulies saying he tried to sexually harass her in 1996. this as the nypd says they're working with the district attorney on potential rape charges against weinstein. >> we have an actual case here. >> reporter: weinstein has denied all allegations of unconsensual sex. and alec baldwin talking about comments he said about payoffs that women take. >> when women take money, and silenced by that money, does that set back the cause of the change? >> reporter: baldwin said it was his intention to blame the victim. the governor of kentucky asking any elected official who settled a sexual harassment claim to resign. the speaker of the house stepped down from his leadership role. several generations saluted america's veterans in the east bay. ♪

abc 7 news was in pleasanton for the trivalley veterans day parade. today's spectators including a 93-year-old man who served in world war ii. >> i fought in italy and france and germany. i was wounded once. i was wounded and captured. >> army vet john shirley said how thankful it was to survive the war and be healthy for decades. still ahead, the berkeley students finding a way to tell what's real and fake on twitter. spots already in the 40s tonight. getting even cooler over the next 12 hours. i'll have the

as questions swirl over russian meddling in the presidential election, two

students at u.c. berkeley may have one of the answers. >> they're showing how they hope to take over an army of robots on twitter. >> reporter: when protesters clashed at u.c. berkeley, these two were in the crowd. >> we knew each other back in middle school. >> we've been in the same math classes. we went cross country together. >> reporter: now, they're tackling something else together. the propaganda that can lead to something like this. it starts with a twitter user. retweet, donald trump. talk about how they're boyco boycotting the nfl. >> reporter: tina could be a supporter of the president, if she exists. >> these accounts don't really exhibit very human behavior. they're constantly retweeting. you know, interacting with each other. >> reporter: they call them propaganda botts and found them on the left and the right. >> there's actors using social media to influence the public

opinion and the public view of things. >> reporter: it caught the attention of congress, where general counsels from facebook, twitter and google testified. >> we're talking about the beginningwarfare. >> we need to find a solution. >> reporter: they found something more troubling. many of them were working together, in big enough numbers to create their own trends out of thin air. >> coming to my room, saying this is crazy. what's happening? >> reporter: they built a machine-learning model, that can identify likely propaganda botts. >> somebody hacked my twitter account. i didn't post this. >> reporter: and often, they retweet fake politician accounts. >> actually believing this is a real mike pence. >> reporter: they released it as a browser check-in. >> it's not the responsibility of the users. it should be the responsibility of twitter. >> reporter: twitter has not responded. in berkeley, jonathan bloom, abc

7 news. getting to the weather. got to bundle up. it's chillier outside. >> especially up in tahoe. >> it is exciting. tonight, you want to find the winter jackets. tomorrow, out in the 30s and 40s. look at the numbers. 44 in clear lake. 43 in half moon bay. oakland, down to 47 degrees. the numbers will continue to drop. we'll see spots in the 30s in the north bay. santa rosa and napa. most of us will drop to t and mid 40s, under a blend of stars and clouds. we recover a little bit. it will be ineffective sunshine. it will be a sunny day but will do little to warm us up. storm impact scale. rain returning wednesday night. about one-tenth to half an inch of rain. higher amounts in the hills,

through thursday morning. it will turn breezy. the seven-day forecast, put it all together. morning clouds on the monday. tuesday, it's bright and brisk. by wednesday, we have evening showers lingering into thursday morning. and then, another system arrives friday. the best chance on friday is the north bay. and all dry for next weekend, on saturday and sunday. >> looking good. one bay area football team played hard. and the other one won. i'll let you figure out who that was. >> wow. >> i saw the storm impact now. it's only a one on thursday. >> correct. you cannot golf. >> we'll check in on the niner and raider mid season divisional opponents and who is lining up for a playoff spot. why we have a g

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by river rock casino. >> the raiders moved up for a playoff spot today, with a win over the dolphins. but a long way to go with seven games left. abc west-leading chiefs. k.c. down 14-3. cowboys with a prevent defendants. smith to hill, with seven defenders around him, weaves his way to a 56-yard touchdown. 14-10, dallas at the half. third quarter, smith's pass to kel kelce, and the celebration, sack racing. ezekiel elliott three-time comeback player of the year, this season. dak prescott, ran for a touchdown, threw for two more. cole beasley and the cowboys win being, 28-17. the chiefs drop to 6-3. the eagles hosting the broncos. carson wentz making a run for the mvp. 20 t.d. passes this year, 4

today. 7-3, philly. the eagles acquired running back jay ajayi from the dolphins. he had 8 cares and 77 yards. eagles get a 51-23 victory. good day for the raiders, they're in second place. both teams are off next sunday with a pi. chargers had their bye this week. they and the broncos are at the bottom of the division, with 3-5 records. the niners are battling cleveland for the number one draft pick. tanking in the nfl and a couple wins would be nice, to get the feeling back. the nfc west seahawks hosting washington. russell wilson had a horrible first half, but responds by throwing two t.d.s in the second. doug baldwin, puts his team up to 14-10. no touchdowns. but 1:24 left in the game, hits

a diving doshen. no time left, and wilson, the hail mary. prayer not answered. washington wins 17-14, dropping seattle to three on the year. the rams took care of the giants. second quarter, third and 33. he goes 54 yards for the touchdown. goff completed just 14 passes. but threw 311 yards, 4 t.d.s. rams went 51-17, are 6-2. giants drop to 1-7. the 0-8 browns have the bye week. the niners would have the first overall pick at 0-9, if the season ended today. the other teams have three wins while the rams lead the nfc west. the bucs were in new orleans, leading off our first of three fights around the

nfl. jameis winston out of the game. like a child, winston pokes the back of latimore. and look at mike evans. evans did not get ejected. bengals and jags. jalen ramsey pushes a.j. green and throws him in a choke hold. both players would be ejected. i'm sure they will hear from the league. and the niners and rams, after bethea hit beathard on the slide. he would get ejected. the 49ers were okay with it. >> i really loved how he went to our quarterback's -- went and got our quarterback's back. >> got my back. i appreciate that. so does the other guys that went at him, as well. here's some of the not top plays from the nfl. tommy lee lewis, playing possum, lying on the turf, trying blenbn

in. matt ryan, his best receiver, julio jones open for a touchdown. >> are you kidding me? >> that costs the foul, they lose 20-17. ty hilton and the colts got two t.d.s. he tries to cut back at the 35. he falls down, wasn't touched. hilton will stand up and score. colts win 20-14. of course, we end with our niners. trying to score. c.j. throws it off his teammate's helmet. beathard said he was trying to throw it to the ground. that sums up the niners' season. those are the worst plays from week nine. nascar in texas, for the third-to-last race of the year. martin trueex jr., kevin takes the checkered flag. harvick, trtrtrtrtrtrtr

have won. that throw from beathard, is the sigd chur play from the niners. it's been so bad. off the helmet, interception, that's the way it's going this year. there you go. yeah. neither one know who you're talking about. >> who? >> that's why i went there. >> thanks a lot. stay with us. stay with us. abc 7 at stanford health care, stay with us. abc 7 we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do

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-they should be tried and hung. -it's not going to happen. they murdered frankie vargas. with abby's help. we can get her immunity. from who? david rosen? he's literally sleeping with the enemy. which brings me back to my original point when we first started this conversation three hours ago... oh, for the love of... olivia: jake. it's two bullets! one for peus. one for this marjorie woman. how much more simple does it get? killing them solves nothing. tell that to vargas' widow. we don't even know what they want. or how many of them there are. and it sure as hell