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now at 11:00, breaking news, a mass shooting in maine. after dozens of people were gunned down. what we know about the person police are searching for who they say has tactical training. the california pastor who has lost contact with his staff on the ground there. and another qb crisis for the 49ers, why the team might be looking for a plan b on

sunday. hello, i'm sara donchey. it's a crime that's massive and horrible overwhelming hospitals and law enforcement and shocked the country coast to coast. tonight another mass shooting in america this time in maine. at least 22 people are dead, dozens more hurt. an entire city is sheltering in place as they chase down the person of interest. a firearms instructor with military training. the shooting happened in lewiston, maine. the second largest city between augusta and portland, home to about 37,000 people. here is what we know so far. a shooter opened fire at two different places. people were caught on camera while police pulled up. police released these pictures of the shooter holding his rifle while entering the business. >> we have an active shooter

and multiple injuries, from active shooter incident and multiple people down. >> while the shooter is still at large, police were seen searching a parking garage with their rifles gone just a few minutes ago. robert card is considered armed and very dangerous. a trained firearms instructor at a u.s. army reserve facility in maine. a police boulevard said he was committed to a mental health facility for two weeks this summer, reported hearing voices, and threatened to carry out a shooting at a maine military base. crowds have been gathering at a reunification center, locked down by police. the mayor says he's been speaking to survivors and witnesses. >> if you're not from maine, you won't understand it. when they are in need, everybody will come to this and that is an all hands on deck situation. so yeah, you can train for

this, but you can never be completely prepared. i've been talking to a lot of our officers tonight that we should all be proud of them. >> this is an overwhelming situation. i don't think we've ever had anything like this. i've heard people that down there by the doors that have family members in there. there was a girl down there with five people all got shot up. they're like frantic. >> and that is just awful as you heard us say 22 people have been killed. we don't know the exact number of people injured, but law enforcement said the number is in the dozens. authorities have found the car connected to the person of interest in a nearby town. the fbi and atf have both joined in on the investigation, and president biden has been briefed. tonight, we turn our attention south to mexico where a hurricane became so ferocious and dangerous so fast that it shocked meteorologists and scientists, and gave people little time to prepare for what some might have realized was heading towards them. it

strengthened from a tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane in 12 hours, slamming onto shore in acapulco as the strongest storm on record to hit mexico's pacific coast. how scary is that? that video shows the moment otis ripped through a house, and you hear the man in spanish yelling at the other people to get inside the bathroom as the rain pelts them and the wind pelts them inside their home. and this shows a part of the aftermath. and even the sports stadium completely inundated. what looked like a condo building ripped to shreds, that's how they came to us, but we wanted to show it to you to give you an idea on how difficult it is going to be to get people out of there. and where some people are flying in

via mexico city, but she met one man heading in the other direction. >> reporter: there are no direct flights from the bay area to acapulco. we met one man who is heading into the area a little bit nervous about what he's going to see. jim wright has seen some of the devastating pictures coming out of acapulco as hur had cain otis ripped through the area. >> and you really feel for the people especially the time frame of how it developed so quickly and it was a category 5, which is crazy. >> reporter: jim is going to the coastal town just south. it's a place where he hopes to retire. images and information coming out of acapulco are limited as power has been completely wiped out in the area. one of their churches is just three blocks from the water. angel baez hasn't been able to reach any of the staff

members since the early hours of the storm. >> he said angel, the wind here is ferocious. we have never seen -- they've gone through hurricanes before. he said pastor angel, we've never seen anything like this. and the amount of water that is coming down is just unbelievable. >> reporter: jim says he doesn't have second thoughts about retiring on the coast of mexico, but this hurricane will make it more cautious about the location of his new home. >> and one of the reasons that i chose that area because of infrequencies of hurricanes. >> okay, paul. i think a lot of people, not just meteorologists have been talking about this saying where did it come from? and it's because of how fast it got? >> and that is the phrase that we use for these types of

storms. and just a satellite perspective when it was getting organized as a tropical storm and it develops not just into a hurricane, but the category 5 storm as it hit acapulco last night. this is the first storm to hit this part of the pacific to make history. but you look at the whole life cycle, which is what we call an area of investigation, which strengthens to a tropical storm and tropical depression. and the problem is what happens so quickly from a tropical storm to it a hurricane to that category 5 hurricane, it set records in terms of 12-hour intensification. it's the second strongest 24-hour intensification on record. and the real problem is the global forecast models did not handle this one very well. so it

indicates the intensity forecast. that is what otis actually did as you can see what was anticipated and what actually happened. and so these types of storms are becoming more infrequent due to the impact of climate change. 90% will go into the oceans, so they have more heat to draw on and they struggle the most. it is a nasty confluence of events, studied for years, if not, decades because of how much more it intensified. our weather is calmer. i'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> one of the things you hear, hurricanes are never good, of course. but the benefit is people have time to prepare, but they simply did not. >> 24 hours from okay, it will be windy to the worst storm imaginable. >> i just think we're going to see horrible things. i pray for everybody in the path of that storm. thank you, paul.

the san francisco 49ers hit a snag with that surprising loss on monday night. the team made a big announcement about their quarterback. vern, in journalism, we like to call this burying the lead. i don't know what was the biggest surprise, how it was revealed by kyle shanahan. >> and brock purdy, a new one for you, he's in the protocol. >> what was that? >> he's in the concussion protocol, it's believed he might have been injured on one of the quarterback sneaks on monday night. >> and so we found that out when we landed, all pretty asleep. then he got checked out today or yesterday and now he's in the protocol.

>> reporter: no player has been cleared to return from protocol in less than a week this season. sam darnold will make his first start for the 49ers. >> if we need him this week, if he's out there, he will put us out there. >> i have much confidence in sam. >> all right, a former first round pick and he will continue to do so until game time. vegas' betting line dropped from seven to three and a half in the niners favor. and after he was hit, the stat line is 1-6, two interceptions. again, the big hurdle and a battery of cognitive tests before he could play. >> and obviously they have had

major issues with that, but they have proven to be okay. maybe we'll hope for the best? >> he better shine on sunday. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. a witness said he thought he was on a movie set, which turned out to be a real live show on a california freeway. how much we'll see and when you'll need to pack your trains. plus, if you have driven around, chances are they stopped pointing at that house. and now the home is hitting the market. a lot of infamous people have schemed their way inside the bank vault. the one guy could not get out of one.

hundreds of students at uc berkeley walked out of class today in support of the palestinian people and to call for a ceasefire in gaza. more than a thousand people gathered in sprout plaza, many wearing masks. even at the birthplace of the free speech movement, some were worried about potential consequences of taking a stand. >> there is a backlash. that

leads to people losing jobs, getting kicked out, expelled from school. >> berkeley corporate law professor said don't hire my anti-semitic law students. on the east coast law students at harvard and columbia had job offers revoked after expressing support for palestine. meanwhile israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the war cabinet will decide how long the ground assault on gaza will begin. allowing time for negotiations to be set. several countries are calling for a longer humanitarian pause to allow for more aid to enter gaza. the relentless air strikes are not about revenge, but wiping out hamas. thousands of civilians are believed to have been caught in the cross fire. now to los angeles where

the man who shot this scene on his cell phone camera thought it was a hollywood stunt, but it was very real. four men in masks intentionally smashed a van on interstate 10, ransacked it while the driver fell to his knees. and then they drove off in a white getaway car leaving that smashed van behind along with a red mustang that caught it all. recreational crab season still a week away, but that has not stopped poachers. they're after the female crabs coming into the shallow water at night to lay their eggs. that's completely illegal. fish and wildlife says that's apparently why the poachers stopped driving themselves to the beach where their cars would be a dead giveaway and started using a much sneakier method. >> we asked them how they got there and they said they used uber to get there and we asked how they were going to get home and they were going to call an

uber to go home too. >> in the last couple of months, fish and wildlife issued more than 200 tickets, releasing more than 700 dungeness crabs back into the ocean. we love to see it. the sierra got the first snowfall of the season, making skiers and snowboarders happy. take a look at the snow blanketing the palisades, tahoe resort. and most of the snow is expected to melt tomorrow. it is progress. in the meantime that means more difficult conditions where they had their first chain controls of the season. and it is noticeably colder tonight as it seems like into tomorrow morning, is that right? >> and now that the cool air is here, it will make itself at home as we head through the rest of the workweek. and eventually early november.

let's take a look outside at the east. you can see the clouds on the right-hand site of the screen. so clearing skies already taking hold over the bay area. it will settle in to the first half of the weekend. that means a chilly start for tomorrow morning with plenty of sunshine through the day on thursday, ending up a few degrees below average. and a mix of clouds and sunshine and rain chances near zero. that's it though. no measurable rainfall from any of the reporting sites. we'll zoom out for the wider perspective whether they might pick up another quarter to half an inch on top of what they have received. futurecast throughout the rest of tonight, and we won't see any fog to begin the day. but the next wave moving in thursday night and through

the first half of the day on friday. but no green on the radar simulation. so this will be another dry cold front slipping through and then we're back to full sunshine as we head into the weekend. a real nice last weekend of october even if the temperatures will be on the cooler side. a bit more cloud cover hanging out and you'll clear out along with everybody else and where they cleared out the fastest, you'll be in the coldest spots tomorrow morning dipping down into the upper 30s. mostly 40s with just the warmest spots staying around 50 degrees. temperatures will warm up nicely about around 70 degrees. and inland in the east bay, not seeing a huge difference between the inland temperatures right around the coast,

reaching the low 60s. mid to upper 60s again, 2 to 3 degrees below normal. and you will catch up to everybody else with the high temperatures reaching by thursday afternoon. but friday is going to be the coolest day that we will see for a little while. but another couple of degrees off of temperature by the time friday afternoon makes its way. and as we head into next week, temperatures making their way up into the upper 60s. and including a dry halloween forecast, always good news for the trick or treaters when you don't have to rain proof the jackets. temperatures will be cool on saturday falling short

of 60 degrees, but optimistic. up into the mid-60s as we head into early november a week from today. >> and how did you know i wasn't willing to incorporate that myself? >> and super powers are limited. >> yeah, i don't have any. thank you, paul. this will be an interesting test of the bay area real estate market because the timing is terrible just as we get into sweater weather, a nudist resort is going up for sale. earlier we give you the brock purdy concussion story. bob melvin, refuting the old novel, you can't go home again. giants say yes, you can.

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all right, this is one of my favorite times of the year when it comes to sports because it is all happening at once, where they are all together. and it is a real exciting time for the giants and a start of a new chapter.

>> when i grow up, i want to be bob melvin. i have not heard a cross word about this guy ever. what a 48 hours it's been for bob melvin. the padres said he'll be back to manage next season. well, they're half right. melvin was introduced as san francisco giants new manager this morning, poached away from san diego. the menlo high school alum happens to be the oakland a's all-time winningest coach too. now he's the skipper. our matt lively pulled him aside for his thoughts. >> reporter: when you had a chance to tell your family you were taking this job and their reaction, what did that mean to you? >> a lot, you know, some tears. this is going to be my last stop. so to be able to finish here, it means more to me than i can be able to put into words

right now. not only family members, but friends in the area. i'm surprised my phone is still working based on the announcement today. >> almost overlooked. in shocker, the show is over for the san jose earthquakes. their post season lasted one game in front of patrick and britney mahomes of kansas city. sporting kc on the run, 47th minute of the run. great look, u but the defender was there for the save that kept the game scoreless. this one went to penalty kicks. san jose missed their first two pk's, and daniel shelly, drilled that kick advancing 4-2 on penalty kicks. and the earthquake season came to an end. a pivot to the nba, jordan poole and his washington wizards debut against the indiana pacers. looked like the best of poole here to me. that's why they call them highlights. traded for chris paul back in june scoring 18 points. he did miss all six of

his threes. washington was blown out by indiana 143-120. and let's check out sara's favorite, wembanyama, the number one pick gave what the crowd came out to see. and five rebounds, one block, ultimately the mavs won it 126-119. sara, if i got on paul's shoulders and you got on mine, we might have a chance to contest one of wembanyama's shots. >> you know what, i'm thinking that through right now, and paul, we're not the tallest, the three of us. so maybe we could get up to his rib cage. >> and he could just shoot right over us. to be able to see him play, it has not disappointed and i can't wait

to get tickets for when they come to chase. >> i was in school with a 7'4" guy, his name was ralph sampson. another great player. >> the odds of you knowing someone that tall are pretty small, but i'm not surprised. >> all right, thank you so much, we appreciate it. the late robin williams mansion is up for sale and you're going to need movie star money to buy it because it's listed for $25 million. the three-story home is located in the pricey sea cliff neighborhood, which comes with amazing incredible views of the ocean and the golden gate bridge. six of its 20 rooms are bedrooms. there is also a billiards room and a wine cellar. a property hitting the market, a nudest resort is for sale. i'm talking about loop n lodge in the hills above los

gatos. naturalists have enjoyed the lodge for decades. it's been owned by the same family for nearly half a century. patrons from oakland and san francisco used to travel to the resort on a train known as the sunshine express. but now the owner has decided to sell the 112-acre property. long-time kpix viewers might remember the lodge was featured in one of the most iconic moments in our 75-year history. hosting an episode as people are talking in front of the live nude audience. we're blurring the video now. but it was not blurred way back when. it's a plot we've seen on tv shows, trying to sneak into a bank vault. it's the last place this guy wanted to be.

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get out. >> right. i'm sure it is promising to some who never wanted to be down there in the first place as they spent the night trapped inside the vault. he was accessing the safety deposit box when the bank employees shut the door on him and did not realize he was inside. a quiet customer, apparently. it was around 7:00 p.m. and he was trapped. once the vault is closed, it can't actually be reopened until the automatic timer unlocks in the morning. if you're wondering what's inside the vault, apparently it's used by several businesses in new york's diamond district. i mean yeah, assuming you have the key, you know, to help yourself. well the firefighters did come and they did try to help by cutting through the 30-inch concrete wall. they said they did that until they realized they could create a worse problem. >> we got to the point where we

got to the metal plating. we determined at that point after about ten hours, that we would hold off to see if the doors would open automatically. the problem with the plating is we would have to use our torches on there, which could affect the environment and that person inside the vault. >> and affect the environment. >> affect the environment. >> and it would suffocate him? >> yes. they did try. so they ultimately decided that they were going to wait it out. firefighters and cops hung out until the doors automatically unlocked at 6:15 a.m. remember, you got in at 7:00. >> and smooth 11 hours. >> they were able to talk to him through the camera though, so there is that. >> i imagine that there are no restroom facilities inside. >> i didn't think about that. >> that is the first thing i thought about.

>> and recreating the end in that whole way. >> did he yell, scream? >> and probably a cell phone. >>