attack in el paso, texas and the most recent in dayton, ohio, a 24-year-old gunman opened fire in a crowded night life district of dayton late saturday and was killed in the attack. at least nine people are dead. 27 others injured. in el paso, the justice department says they're treating yesterday's shopping centering rampage as an act of domestic terrorism. more than 20 people were killed and two dozen injured. the victims ranged in age from 22 to 57. six police officers engaged the shoot are within 20 seconds of hearing the gunfire. abc news reporter jesse ker, is in dayton with the latest. >> reporter: downtown dayton, ohio, the scene of this second's second mat shooting. a gunman opening fire hours after 20 people were killed 1600 miles away in el paso, texas the first calls coming in shortly

after 1:00 a.m. >> first medic right now, we've got several down. >> suspect was wearing body armor and used an ak like gun assault rifle .223 caliber with high capacity magazines and additional magazines with him, as well. >> officers is already on patrol in the busy area filled with bars and restaurants quickly responding to the scene. >> their amazing courage and their response undoubtedly saved many, many, many lives. we will never know how many lives were saved. >> reporter: authors have identified the shooter at 24 years conner betz and confirmed his sister was among those killed. more than two dozen were transported to several area hospitals for injuries. >> injuries ranged from gunshot wounds to the lower extremities to abdominal wounds. >> reporter: witnesses describing a horrific scene. >> i will never get those sounds out of my head. just the gunshots and then the

people screaming and the trampling and just the fear. >> reporter: later this even, the community gathers behind me just to the side of the same street where nine people were killed this morning. jesse kirsch, abc news, dayton, ohio. >> we are hearing from a friend of the dayton shooting suspect, brad howard says conner betz was noose music and pop culture. >> the conner betts that i talked to was a nice can kid. if you're looking for any kind of down talk, you're not going to get that from me. >> mental health the issue, not gun control. >> you're going to do this in i'm done. >> howard says he knew conner betts for 20 years. in e pass so, a vigil set to begin to honor vips of the mass shooting there. 20 people killed, dozens of others were hurt yesterday. reporter charlie from our sister station in houston is live for us. community members are gathering right now for that tribute?

>> yes, that'sright. the community is reacting to this shooting with several vigils planned across the city including this one here that's happening not too far from where the shooting happened. low leaders along with beto o'rourke expected to speak tonight as we start to hear more and more stories from the vips. >> when i got closer to the front, i saw people laying there. >> reporter: a frantic phone call from a friend sent jimmy and ramon right into the path of danger. >> when we arrived there was people running all over place. >> reporter: both happened to be in the area as multiple shots rang out at this el paso walmart. gee eyre know garcia and his wife were all shot as were fund-raising for a youth sports team. ramon found guillermo. >> he was complaining how he couldn't breathe. but he was still responding to me. >> reporter: the men immediately

started to help their friends. >> one of the mops was shot in the leg. so there was a person there that said, i have a minivan and will take them to the hospital. >> reporter: and then started to locate the kids who were okay before starting to help others. >> i picked up a little girl that was on the floor and took them to the paramedics. >> reporter: both are covering while del sol center had another woman being treated. her brother says she saw the smooth shooter's face. she saw the guy walking towards her and put her face count and waiting for the shot. 24 hours after the shooting, the agonizing wait for word about missing loved ones continues. >> translator: we've been trying to reach him since yesterday and we haven't heard from him. all the family is looking for him. a crowd gathered outside a reuniofication center hoping an praying for the best as members of the community did what they

could do to help show support. >> i feel like there's not much that i can do besides try and donate blood or see if there's resources an supplies that are needed at the moment. >> and you can see here this sign from this little girl when is it enough? reform now. the situation eliciting a lot of calls for gun reform happening as several victims continue to recover in nearby hospitals. we're live from el paso, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. one of the courageous individuals who helped save a group of children caught in the crossfire during yesterday's rampage in el paso gave an emotional plea to not focus on his heroic actions but the victims and their families. >> i'm more focused on the families and kids and the people that died. the spotlight should not be on me. what i did, i get it. i was heroic where most people wouldn't do that but i went. most of the focus should go out to the families.

>> the 22-year-old army automated logistics specialist spoke from fort bliss, texas. he returned home from kuwait four months ago. >> president trump offered condolences to victims. he said his administration has done a lot on gun violence but said perhaps more has to be done. >> two incredible places. we love the people. hate has no place in our country. but just on behalf of our first lady and myself, condolences to all. we have to get it stopped. this has been going on for years and years in our country. we have to get it stopped. >> president trump said he would make an official statement on the shootings tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. pack time. he also ordered flags to fly at half-staff at the white house and all federal buildings through thursday in a period of mourning for the victims of this weekend's mass shootings. governor gavin newsom

expressed outrage on twitter this morning. he sent a tweet that read "we continue to mourn, we continue to bury our loved ones. we continue to witness our neighbors, our friends and our children gunned down at our malls, churches and schools and congress does nothing." he called on federal leads are to address what he calls a crisis. victims of the mass shoot were remembered today during church services in san francisco. abc7 news was at grace cathedral where people cape to remember those killed or injured in the tragedy in gilroy last sunday. the dean of the cathedral says we need better gun control laws to make the world a safer place. >> i just wonder how many people have to be killed in situations like had before we take action. i think many of us you know saw the example of new zealand, how quickly had he aced in terms of regulating weapons like this and we wonder why we can't do the same in our democracy. >> the dean says grace cathedral has a gun violence altar and staff members who have been vips

of gun violence on staff. to have gilroy now where grieving and healing continues. now people are offering prayers for two other sfepz a week ago today, a gunman killed three people an the gilroy garlic festival. cornell bernard has a look at the impact of the latest shootings. >> reporter: just one week after a gunman opened fire at the garlic festival, there are now more victims for jami day to pray for. >> we've got to make each other stronger. >> reporter: now two more mass shootings at a walmart in el paso and dayton ohio, leaving dozens dead and wounded. >> it keeps coming but we're going to stay strong and help the other communities, as well. >> reporter: here in san jose, a birthday party is happening for caila salazar who lost her life. she would have been 14 years old tonight. >> a special moment even if she's not here. we're really sad. >> reporter: this party a

celebration of life for caila. >> pre kay we're like wondering what's happening with the world. we feel like we're not safe anywhere. >> reporter: at the family assistance center at rucker elementary in gilroy, 500 people have sought help, many with psychological trauma from the shooting. > they've been living through it and now see it again in other areas of our country. >> reporter: this community now trying to heal. >> we have to pray for each other. it's stupid for people to go around killing other people. it's senseless. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> violent incidents take an emotional toll on all of us. we have a list of mental health resources on abc7news.com. look for the take action thumb nail to find your allie. link to professionals and groups that can help. we have much more to come. an east bay congresswoman reacs to the carnage where she grew up. barbara lee's call for action as she reflexes on tragedy in el paso.

plus, a small plane does not stop in time after landing in oakland. what the outcome was for everyone on board. >> a stronger on-shore flow brought cooler temperatures for inland communities. that trend will continue.

oakland based democrat congresswoman barbara lee was born and raised in el paso, texas. she rift visits friends and family will several times a year. the mass shootings have hit her particularly hard. >> i'm mad. i'm heart broken and i'm angry. i think that this is a moment we need take action and become politically active for those who aren't. black members of the house and senate who will fight for the safety of our country and to end this gun violence by supporting gun safety measures. >> lee today posted on facebook she's horrified by the shoogs and also called on mitch mcconnell to act on two bills passed in the house of representativeses to help end the violence epidemic writing lives are at stake. >> other news now, three people

escaped injury when their small plane went off the runway at oakland airport. the fire department tweeted these photos. officials say the single engine cessna was found at the end you have runway 33 with the nose gear collapsed. the crash happened about 10:30 this morning. a pilot and two passengers were able to walk away without serious injuries. >> up next, apple fanatics convene in the south bay. a first of its kind exhibit wows the crowd at this year's computer fest celebration. we'll explain. and a cooling trend is on the way as we look from the east bay hills here. yeah, you can see that marine layer out there we'll tell you more about that marine layer in the accuweather forecast. >> just ahead, the two newest members of the a's coming up big in their oaklandebut a ho forr t.

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premium. many of these computers are valued at more than $1 million. the apple 1 is important because it was the first real product from apple that became a collector's item around 1980. and probably your watch has more computing power nowadays than it did. francis has a look at the forecast. >> good evening, everyone. we're going to start off with a look at -- there we go. live doppler 7 and the satellite image. we've got coastal clouds. we only got partial clearing at the coast today. temperatures cool throughout the day. plenty of sunshine everywhere else. temperatures range now from the 60s to the 90s. so half moon bay only 61, brentwood 90 degrees. clear lake 90, lots of 70s around the bay. winds have kicked up and gusting up to 36 miles per hour in san francisco. so temperatures were a little bit cooler in some spots especially inland areas. you probably noticed the

difference today. at the coast, cloudy and cool throughout the week. what we have is a deepening marine layer and stocker on-shore flow. overnight lows tonight into tomorrow morning we'll see more extensive cloud cover and temperatures drop into the mid 50s to low 60s once again. we could see some drizzle along the coast. you might need to use your wipers in daly city or half moon bay. tomorrow's temperatures will come down more. the trend will continue especially for inland areas. we won't ceelo 90s through parts of the south bay, but 83 san jose, 73 in santa cruz with high clouds in the afternoon. at the coast, breezy conditions. the winds up to 20 miles per hour from the west. it's going to drop not low syms tomorrow. just a touch cooler for the coast. 77 in menlo park, palo alto, also in san francisco, dropping to 66 degrees. coming down a couple degrees. then cloudy at the coast with

some fog, as well. the north bay should get sunshine. we'll ceelo 80s through petaluma, novato, sonoma 79 and vallejo 78. it's going to be mild in the east bay. low 70s through berkeley and richmond. and hitting upper 70s in fremont. inland areas coming down. upper 90s yesterday. mid today. tomorrow some low 90s and upper 80s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so notice that we've got the cooling trend that started. it's going to kick in more tomorrow for parts of the inland areas, even a little bit cool near tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we'll be below average. through the middle part of the week and then things start to turn around and we'll have mild to warp conditions on saturday with a much warmer day on sunday and we'll end with some sunshine. >> now sports from abc7 news. during the raiders glory days there was no bigger deep threat in the nfl than cliff

branch. he put fear in the opposing defensive secondary while helping to revolutionize the stler and black's deep passing attack. today a special ceremony hoevering the raiders great to died yesterday at the age of 71. derek carr and other players wearing the 21 jersey. he played his entire career with the raiders. he was a part of all three of the raiders super bowl winning teams. last night, the raiders watched some film of branch and those new to his story were definitely impressed. >> crazy catches he was making. he was making some catches likes tough that most people can't do. so that was prone the best thing i seen watching him. >> he's a good friend of mine and has been over the years. and good friend of everybody's. i neve saw cliff branch when he was down. he was always upbeat. great player. but i think our players have a good respect for who he was. >> two new faces in the a's

lineup today. catcher dustin garneau back for his second stint with the green and gold and pitcher tanner roark. he thought he was staying put in cincinnati so he went to lunch. he was sitting in an arby's parking lot when he fouad out the reds traded him to the a's. all cleaned up making his debut on a sunny sunday. roark who had crow issues early but struck out six. top four his biggest mistake, paul dejong made him pay. the solo home run breaks the scoreless tie. roark went five innings, gave up just one run. bottom four with two outs. garneau with a two-out, two-run double to give the a's the lead and look who approves. roark likes it. bottom six, jurickson profar with insurance. histh of the year. 4-29 final. the a's now a season high 16 games over .500. thanks to the new guys. >> i could hear the a's fans

like chanting oakland. like i was getting fired up. they helped out big-time with the fans get you to a different level of intensity and you know, that helped me out. >> it's huge. like i said earlier, i try not to suck and get a win for the team. that's what we both did today. it was a fun time out there. >> giants and rockies got started fast. second pitch of the game, donovan solano knocks that one out of the yard. 1-0 giants. but bottom half of the frame, second batter, trevor story. a two-run shot off tyler beady. rockies take the lead. two batters later, nolan arenado eek.st sent that one to charity 3-1 colono hit double fe, care two-homer game. giants within a run. bottom five, arenado again 24th

of the year. giants lose 6-2. there's good news. only 2 1/2 gaze out of the wildcard spot. >> a day after turning 42, the pride of sarah high, tom brady signed a two-year extension with the patriots through the 2021 season. espn reports brady will make $23 million this year. the deal will actually help save the patriots over $5.5 million in salary cap space. although it's officially a two-year deal. it is basically set up as a player option. so it's all up to brady how long he keeps playing. get this note. no quarterback has ever started all 16 regular season nfl games at the age of 42. if there's one player who can do it, it's tom brady. >> that's true. >> we will see. >> thank you very much. up

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