people, and injuring hundreds more... in what is now the deadliest mass shooting in modern u-s history. (grant) the terror began just after 10 o'clock last night. thousands of country music fans where attending the route 91 harvest festival, when the gunman started shooting automatic weapons from a window on the 32-floor of the mandalay bay casino-hotel. (vicki) here is what we know right now - at least 59 people have died. more than 500 people were injured in the gunfire and ensuing stampede at the jason aldean concert. and the gunman has been identified stephen craig paddock of mesquite, nevada.(grant) tonight, we have team coverage. kron four's coverage. have team tonight, we (grant) nevada.mesquite, paddock of stephen craig as 64-year-old been identified gunman has and the concert. aldean the jason stampede at

president trump: "it was an act of pure evil"stories of survival in las vegas...during the deadliest mass shooting in modern u-s historyvoice of bryan hopkins/hid in freezer: "then the guy in front of us about 10 feet up goes down. the guy to right of him about 3 feet over goes down."what should have been a night of fun turned into a night of terror.voice of vincent sager/witness:"somebody just started running saying oh my gosh, he's shot, he's shot. people in front of us that were getting shot and you were seeing, as you were hearing, the shots going off, you were hearing just them hit the ground//there was a guy in front of us who got shot in his back and still running." bullets rained down from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort onto a crowd of about 22-thousand.taylor brunner/witness: "we're like

ok, get in a corner, get safe and as we get into this bathroom, there is a girl who is just shot in the head." survivors shocked ... but grateful to be alive.voice of vincent sager/witness: "you don't believe you are a part of now what's going down as the largest massive shooting on our grounds. you don't think you would be a part of it."s (vicki) people are lining up in las vegas to donate blood in the wake of the deadly las vegas shootings. this was the scene early today outside united blood bank services in las vegas. you can see a

number of people already lined up to donate. the las vegas police sheriff made a public call for blood donations. he urged anyone with the ability to donate blood to help the shooting victims to do so. (grant) there were dozens of people from the bay area... who attended last night's festival in vegas... and they are just now returning home. (vicki) several flights from vegas arrived at the oakland international airport. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with many of the survivors - and joins us live with their stories. terisa? (estacio reporting) danny dominguez, concert survivor 38 31 it was scary really scary all i know is we were told, hit the ground, hit the ground. danny dominguez and his wife julie recorded this video of the shots fired

during the concert in las vegas - he shared his story about he, his wife and daughter survived the gunmans rampage. dominguez. we got up, if he had not we would have been shot. there was a lot of people hit, one person arm ripped off, right open, it was a nightmare. denise bartlett. itg was crazy, all of a suddent fire craxckers, people started screaming, there were people crawling all over, running scared. as passenger after passenger arrived at oakland airport, they all looked devastated. many too upset to talk, they just wanted to hug their loved ones yet others find it cathartic to share what they say. david fox. survivor. we were in the front of stage when the shooting began, bullets hit the stage and jason aldean ran, the bodies went down, it was the most horrific i have ever see, witness. my wife and i very fortunate to make it out of there. mike it was a long long night, not much sleep, pretty scare stuff, like a war zone in there, for mike and his wife nicole - they couldn't help think of their young children at home. mike.

i got 4 little kids at home, wanting to see us, family coming in to give us hugs, and decompress yeah. (continue) really something to hear these stories. it makes your heart hurt as i could feel their pain and the horror they witnesesed. this concert had a lot of families that attended, coming up at 6, several mother and daughters share what it was like to go through this together. te, kron fou rnews. (grant) and happening now... the wife of a san francisco police officer

remains missing this evening. stacee etcheber - - has not been heard from since the shooting erupted at last night's concert in las vegas. kron four's dan kerman is live in novato where etchebers family lives. dan? stacee etcheber was at sunday's concert in las vegas with her husband and some friends but at this hour she remains misssingsot stacee's brother in law al etcheber spoke to us by phone as he headed to las vegas to help his brother search for his sister. he says his brother,

who is a san francisco police officer sent his wife and other for cover while he attended to shooting victims sotwhile it's been almost a day since they heard from stacee, they are holdingout hope for a good outcome sot 130/right now

(grant) we are learning new details about the man behind the massacre. as we've said before he's been identified as 64-year-old stephen paddock. the clark county sheriff's department says they found several pounds of ammoniom nitrate, a material used to make explosives, in paddock's car. deputies also found

18 guns, explosives, and several thousand rounds of ammunition at his mesquite, nevada, home. his brother says... stephen paddock was multi millionaire who made much of his money investing in real estate. steven paddock was said to be a high stakes gambler...playing poker...going on cruises. steven's brother also says.... he was not aware of his brother having any recent financial difficulties. eric paddock:"he was a wealthy guy and he liked to play video poker. he went on cruises. he... he sent his mother cookies from, i mean, huge crazy boxes of cookies and stuff." paddock did not have a criminal history. but according to officials.... his now-deceased father had a colorful criminal past. benjamin paddock spent 8 years on the fbi's most-wanted list for bank robbery. the wanted poster describes the elder paddock as "psychopathic" with "suicidal tendencies" who was considered "armed and very dangerous." (vicki) mass shootings in

america are getting deadlier. five of the worst all happened in the last ten years.here's a look at how they compare. the orlando pulse shooting last year left 49 people dead, 58 injured.omar saddiqui mateen opened fire on a gay nightclub. he told police negotiators he was a soldier of the terrorist group isis.he was killed by police.the year before 14 people died and 22 people were injured when syed rizwan farook and his wife began shooing at an employee holiday party in san bernardino.an fbi report said the two shooters were "homegrown violent extremists." the died in a shootout with police.one year earlier ... sandy hook.27 people killed, 20 of them young children.shooter adam lanza killed himself when police arrived.in 2009 u=s army psychiatrist major nidal

hasan fatally shot 13 people and injured 30 others at fort hood near killeen, texas. he appears to have been radicalized by a muslim cleric. he was convicted and sentenced to death.and in 2007, a 23 year old student at virginia tech went on a shootingg rampage, killing 32 people and wounding 17. ú the massacre prompted changes in federal and state laws to track gun sales to people with mental disorders. (vicki) and we first told you about the las vegas massacre through a push alert we sent out at 12:30 this morning. make sure you have the free kron four mobile app - to get breaking news alert send directly to your phone. (grant) tom petty is rushed to the hospital ... after being found unconscious. we'll have an update on the musician's condition.(vicki) plus, the mass shooting on the las vegas strip - has local police on high alert... as the blue angels get ready to fly into the bay area for fleet week. how they plan to keep you safe - just ahead.

(grant) and next - we are hearing from a local expert on the challenges police face... during an active shooter situation.

chris michel / owner of dixie gunworx: "i recognized him immediately - his name of what it was. he's been in my store. he's frequented here a couple of different times. we sold him a shotgun. and so i was starting to get nervous going, 'did that get used in this rampage?'" a gun store owner in utah says he sold the las vegas suspect a

shotgun earlier this year. the store owner says paddock told him that he'd just moved to the area and was visiting local gunshops.. he added that paddock passed a background check. (vicki) and paddock is considered the lone-gunman... in last night's deadly shooting in vegas. we know 59-people have died more than 500.. others injured. paddock fired from the 32-floor of the mandalay bay casino and hotel.(grant) despite training for the very thing that happened in las vegas last night, the odds were against a swat team... from getting to that shooter before the damage was done. kron four's rob fladeboe got a former bay area first responder to weigh in on the challenges that were faced last night. i asked retired san mateo county sheriff swat team member mark wyss to put himself in theshoes of las vegas metro police last night. sot mark wyss/former swat team member"....we got to get up

there, we got to get on his level...but before they could do that, the the vegas swat team had to cover their approach to the building. they had to be sure they knew exactly where the threat was coming from and whether their might be more than one shooter. ".....once they were in the building they had to work their way up and be aware of possible booby traps or devices that could slow them down to allow more time for the shooter to perform his carnage..."returning fore from the ground was not an option, says wyss, because of the risk toothers inside the hotel and the fact that the shooter appeared to have been firing from twodifferent windows amid utter chaos on the ground. "....1st responders and cops on the street were trying to manage that chaos and getting people to safe places and not knowing where the fire was coming from, they were doing the best they could..wyss estimates the vegas swat team

made to the gunman's room in about 20 minutes. he says that his and other swat teams especially, those in big cities routinely train for a gunmen in a high rise but concedes there is not much they can do when the shooter has such an advantage. "....it's not the first time we've seen something like this where someone not in their right mind takes to the high groundand wants to do damage. we can learn from this, we can get better but i cant think of a way were going to eliminate it...."in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) we're already seeing various law enforcement agencies making changes -- because of the deadly shooting in las vegas. bart police are increasing their visibility at bart stations throughout the bay area. their officers are being asked to maintain a high level of

vigilance during this period, while the police transit agency continues to monitor the situation in nevada (vicki) the massacre in las vegas has put security concerns on the top of the list for the city of san francisco which is hosting several major events this week. kron4's maureen kelly talked with the mayor at a press conference kicking off fleet week. last night's sniper attack into a large crowd in a major metropoltian city is chilling to watch.and hard to comprehend.but with more people hereclearly what happened to las vegas. is on our minds i just am still in shock about how one person could so so full of people so many people and just understand that thissan francisco mayor ed lee talked to reporters on board the uss essex.after welcoming members of the armed forces arriving for fleet week.but that's not the only thing happening in the city this week.60,000 peopleat oracle open world, with a major concert at at&t park hardly strictly bluegrass, thousands coming

here for fleet week of this is of course the number one thing is to be alert be aware and see something say something is everybody is going to be the model all throughout the whole weeksan francisco police say they've beefed up staffing aheadcops are not allowed vacation time during this busy week.the military adding their own an additional layer of security..we're gonna be prepared we are very much aware and they'll be extra security and private concert organizers are having as well just that they can be that much more alertthe mayor says the unthinkable events of last night has him realizing that new tactics might need to be taken to keep the public safe. it's sickening to know that someone had such elaborate plans and had so much ammunition an automatic weapon ready to make that happen. i think we need to be ready and think outside the box. i think sometimes having people who don't do the ordinal ordinary traditional security and come in and say what is the things that were aren't thinking aboutbecause no one would've thought that that would occur. in a statement the san francisco police say there are no known threats to the city or special events. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over offshore winds dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions. conditions.

(vicki) coming up, a student beaten unconscious... at a u-c berkeley dorm. police just releasing surveillance images of the suspects. a look at who police are searching for. (grant) and- plug your ears raiders fans... derek carr will be sidelined after suffering an injury during sunday's game. how long the quarterback could be out.

(vicki) a season... raiders fans were expecting to make a long playoff run... may be in jeopardy once again (grant) we've been down this road before... starting quarterback, derek carr will be sideline with an injury for at least two weeks. on sunday against the on sunday against the broncos -- carr suffered a transverse process fracture

in his back. it happened in the third quarter... the second highest paid quarterback was not able to return to the game. the team expects carr to be back between two to six weeks. last season against the indianapolis colts in week 16 -- he broke his leg missing the playoffs. head coach, jack del rio gives us an update on carr's injury. "i just got off the phone with him. he said he's sorry. great kid. he'll bounce back. i told him that the team will take care of business while he's healing and just get healed up and when he can come back, he'll come back."(grant)he'll come back."(grant) unlike last year, the raiders feel confident backup

q-b, e-j manuel will be able to help them beat the baltimore ravens this sunday at 6:45... gary radnich will have more details.will have more details. (vicki) another big story we are tracking tonight... the health of rock music icon tom petty. he was rushed to a santa monica hospital last night in full cardiac arrest. early reports were that the 66 year-old had died. but the la sheriff's department says those reports are not accurate. tonight tmz reports... petty has been taken off life support and is in grave condition. tom petty and the heartbreakers had just wrapped up a summer to celebrate the band's 40th anniversary. (grant) coming up - how the mayor of san jose plans to help ease the housing crisis in the south bay. (vicki) and - we go back out live to the city of las vegas, where a gunman opens fire on a large crowd of people attending a music festival.

what we are learning - next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (grant) we are following

breaking news out of las vegas. a gunman turns an outdoor concert into a bloodbath, killing nearly 60 people, and injuring hundreds

more... in what is now the deadliest mass shooting in modern u-s history. (grant) the terror began just after 10 o'clock last night. thousands of country music fans where attending the route 91 harvest festival, when the gunman started shooting automatic weapons from a window on the 32-floor of the mandalay bay casino-hotel. (vicki) here is what we know right now - at least 59 people have died. more than 500 people were injured in the gunfire and ensuing stampede at the jason aldean concert. and the gunman has been identified as 64-year-old stephen craig paddock of mesquite, nevada. (grant) our kron four's spencer blake flew out to las vegas... (vicki) he joins us live now, and spence what is the atmosphere like out there?

vegas in: our hearts are heavy... out: while we're there> (grant) the raiders who will be

relocating to las vegas in the next few years... released a statement this morning. "the raiders family is shocked and saddened by the tragedy in las vegas and our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, families and first responders. the heart of the raider nation goes out to las vegas". (grant) the team also donated 50-thousand dollars to the gofundme campaign started by clark county commison chairman. the funds will

help victims affected by last night mass shooting. in less than 24 hours... they've raised over one-million dollars (vicki) in the midst of the shock and sadness connected to the las vegas shooting massacre... there is a story of survival and hope that comes from a bay area woman desperately trying to make contact with her older brother who was working at the concert at the time of the shooting... she tells her story to kron4's haaziq madyun (pkg)

rampage over 50-people were killed, hundreds more wounded. how are you feeling now that you know that he is okay?unfortunately so many others at that concert did not make it home when the shooting ended ...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) and our coverage on the deadly shooting continues online at kron four dot com. there you can find info - on how you can help the victims of the shooting. and don't forget to dowload the free kron four mobile app - to get

breaking news alert send directly to your phone. (grant) still ahead.. president trump is still expected to visit the devastated island of puerto rico... just one day after the deadliest mass shooting in u-s history in las vegas. a preview of the president trip. (vicki) and next - a student beaten unconscious... at a u-c berkeley dorm. police just releasing surveillance images of the suspects. a look at who police are searching for.

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the attack on a u.c. berkeley student...who was beaten unconscious on campus by three men...he say's he didn't know. these are pictures of the scene...captured on surveillance cameras. police say the victim was walking home early yesterday morning...when he was attackedunprovoked by three men outside unit threea residence hall. the suspects beat the student unconscioushe was taken to the hospitaland is back home tonight. a friend of the victim says he was badly bruised...and hit in the back. police have made no arrests tonight. (grant) to the south bay-- the 74-year-old man that died... after being hit by a san mateo patrol car over the weekend... has been identified as vicente marquez. it happened saturday night on highway one in half moon bay. it was pitch black... when the man was leaving a resturant... after attending a wedding party. the victim was trying to cross the road to get to his car. c-h-p officials say marquez died at

the scene. highway one was closed in both directions for about four hours as the collision was investigated. (vicki) in the grips of a housing crisis san jose's mayor has plans to build several thousand new homes. mayor sam liccardo held a press conference earlier today..to discuss the big proposal. liccardo's goal is to have 25 thousand housing units built...in just five years. the mayor wants 10 thousand of those units to be affordable ...which he admits is a tough task in silicon valley...where million dollar homes... have become the norm. (sot) just last week...governor brown signed 15 bills to provide more money for affordable housing. but the bills need approval...from state voters next year.

(grant) still ahead... people asking how this deadly shooting could have happened into las vegas. next, doctor brenda wade joins us on set to talk about the shooter's profile. why he might have opened on a crowd of people killing dozens of people. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) tonight heart break and disbelief from bay area residents who were in las vegas during the shooting massacre. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) many of those survivors are just getting back to the bay area tonight... they are describing the horror as the shots rang out.... like being in a war zone. many ran for their lives... others dropped to the ground and took cover... as the depraved gunman shot roung after round at the pinned down concert goers.

tonight we will hear their stories of survival and we will have the latest on the investigation... including very disturbing details of what police found in the gunman's home... and his car. we will have complete coverage on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. (vicki) the images (vicki) the images the images coming out of vegas are just horrifying. the death toll remains at 59 - but that could change as more than 500 people have been injured. the gunman - has been identified as 64-year-old stephen craig paddock. and from what we have learned... paddock was a multi- millionare, living in mesquite, nevada. (vicki) i'm joined now with doctor brenda wade... clinical psychologist. it's hard to understand why someone like paddock would do something like this? (vicki's q's todr. brenda wade psychologist/profiler)1. after the obvious question - how could anyone commit such a horrific crime, comes the next

question - what were the signs? why didn't somebody stop him?2. the gunman - stephan paddock - doesn't

quite fit the typical profile of a mass killer does he? at 64 - he's double the average age - right?3. the way in which the gunman waged his rein of hate and murder on innocent victims - from 32

stories up... it's as though he was a hunter. is that a strange twist?4. we're hearing that paddock's father was a bank robber who was diagnosed with psychological issues. does that explain what may have snapped in paddock?5. we now know that the gunman had 18 more weapons and explosives stashed... how could those who knew this guy have missed that something was terribly wrong? 6. is it likely that the so called mild-mannered accountant had a secret life? 7. and finally, so many of us are hurting for the victims of this tragedy. what can we do to come to grips with our own psychological pain?

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday,

especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions.

in the wake of the deadly shooting in las vegas ... the white house says president trump is still planning on visiting hurricane-ravaged puerto rico tomorrow.(grant) natasha chen has a preview of the presidents visit. nearly two weeks after hurricane maria slammed puerto rico... millions are still struggling with limited access to water, power and fuel. president donald trump is set to visit tuesday. president donald trump: "we are going to

be seeing all the first responders, military, fema, and frankly most important we will be seeing the people of puerto rico. it's been amazing what's been done in a short period of time on puerto rico." but on the ground... residents are struggling officials say only 5 percent of the island has electricity ... and less than half has clean drinking water.thousands are in shelters. there are some signs of improvement... the governor says the wait time at gas stations has decreased from 6-7 hours... to less than an hour. governor ricardo rossello, puerto rico: "there is an indication that these lines are being reduced ///we expected more fuel and diesel to becoming in the next couple of days."over the weekend... the president took to twitter to criticize the mayor of san juan... after she pleaded for help and expressed frustrations with the federal response.some puerto ricans, focusing on their own recovery are disappointed with the tweets renee acosta, san juan resident: "i think trump is wrong in criticizing the mayor. i mean, the mayor is reacting to a very chaotic situation in puerto rico. unless you're here you don't really know what's going on. so, i see him reacting, i guess he likes to play this twitter game."in san juan, puerto rico... i'm natasha chen reporting.

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant and vicki thank you. next on kron 4 news at six. horror on the las vegas strip... a gunman kills 59 people and injured more than 500 in the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. a live report on the investigation is next.(catherine) and we will have the latest in the search for a san francisco police officer's wife... who was at the concert in las vegas... and is now missing. kron 4 news at six is next.

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527 for individuals injured and individuals that have died or passed away, 59."nata devastating toll as a gunman rains down automatic gunfire on a packed crowd at a las vegas concert.the suspect committed suicide as police closed in on his hotel room. tonight ... no evidence of radical terrorism and plenty of questions of why a 64 year old man with no history of violence would cause so much bloodshederic paddock:"he was my brother. it's like an asteroid fell out of the sky." ( steve ) good evening... i'm steve aveson.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan... pam moore is off tonight. this story has been unfolding throughout the day as investigators piece together what possibly led up to the deadliest mass shooting in united states history.( steve ) there a lot of questions about the gunman... a search of his home has turned up a large cache of weapons and ammunition. police also found several pounds of ammonium nitrate in

his car. it is a material that is used to make explosives.( catherine ) authorities are also starting to identify the victims... they range from teachers to law enforcement employees. many of them -- from other parts of the country - had traveled a long way for the festival.( steve ) police are also checking out home in the reno area tonight after learning it was owned by the gunman, stephen paddock. we understand a swat team is now at the scene. monitoring all of these developments for us tonight is omar jimenez with our is omar jimenez for us tonight is omar jimenez with our partners at c- n-n.. he joins us live from las vegas with an update on where things stand right now. omar. ( steve )

( steve ) we know las vegas is a popular destination for many in the bay area... here's a map to show you where this all happened. the mandalay bay is at one end of the strip... not that far from the airport. you can see where the route 91

music festival was being held... just across the way. ( catherine ) stephen paddock's father was once on the f-b-i's most wanted list. this is the poster that went up. he escaped from a texas prison in the 1960's while serving time for a series of bank robberies. the f-b-i caught up to him in 1978 in oregon where he was running a bingo parlor. he was returned to prison but got out a year later and kept the bingo operation going. it was shut down in 1987 - after he was charged with racketeering. ( catherine ) there's a great deal of concern tonight in the bay area..that's because we're hearing many stories of people being at the concert or visiting nearby for some other reason.( steve ) kron 4's spencer blake just arrived in las vegas a short time ago... spencer... what is the mood like right now... we understand you are not far from the shooting happened.

( steve ) ( steve ) we spoke to one woman

this morning who was the concert when the gunfire erupted. she described the terrifying moments and how those around her reacted.

throughout the day - concert goers returned home to the bay area. (catherine) many had stories to share about how they had survived the gunman's rampage. kron four's terisa estacio talked with some of them as they returned - and joins us live from the airport. - you could just see it in their eyes so many passengers arrived here at oakland airport in a state of shock. for some this had been a family affair, mothers and daughters going together to have some fun. couples as well. now, many tell me they are grateful they made it back alive. (estacio) so glad to be home, glad to put my arms around my husband. for these two the concert to vegas was a family affair - and now a time in their lives they will never forget as they try and deal with the sadness of seeing so many people killed and injured. jennifer stroh, survivor i didn't think we were going to make it out. we were in the vip section and all of a suddent we say bullet holes, and then people said run, run, run. denise barltlett also went with her daughter. 41.31. denise

bartlett. it was crazy all of a suddent fire crackered, people stated scraeaming peple al over crawling crawling over people. question. did you see shooter? i was just trying to find my daughter. we ran. this man went with his girlfirend. kevin desei, survivor my girlfriend and i were at mandaly bay and we say the rush of people running and shooting, we saw a guy shot in the chest, it was a sad moment. david fox went with his wife david fox, there were popping noises everywhere, i grabbed my wife. there were people hit right by us, in face, bodies everywhere. others too upset to talk, just hung their heads and waited for their luggage others hugged in silence. one witness says there was one small silver lining in the chaos. shellie seyer. so many people stopped to help, trucks stopped to pick up the wounded. that was cool.

( catherine ) perhaps not surprisingly - given the chaos we saw as people ran for their lives in las vegas.... there are still people who are not accounted for tonight. and we've learned that one of the missing is the wife of a san francisco police officer.(

steve ) kron 4's dan kerman is following this story for us tonight... . he spoke to the missing woman's brother in law. he joins us live from novato where the family lives

there are so many personal connections to the las vegas tragedy,when we return -- the sister of an usher at the concert shares her fear. heightened concerns in the bay area for security as fleet weekgets underway. and swat teams from the bay area offer their best insights into how to protect soft targets, and what can "not" be done. i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp...

our breaking news tonight -- the music festival massacre in las vegas that has left dozens of people dead... including the gunman. with all the chaos... police faced a difficult situation in trying to find the shooter. (2-catherine) despite their training for just such a scenario -- there wasn't much police could do until they got inside the hotel.( steve ) even then, it would be a difficult task to get at the gunman in his 32nd floor hotel room. so says a former bay area swat team member who spoke with kron four's rob fladeboe. "...we can go back to california 101 in san francisco, we had a shooter way up a high rise, this is not new, we had to go up and get him..."former san mateo county sheriff's deputies mark wyss, who spent eleven years with the swat team, says las vegas police were faced with a near impossible task last night.wyss says swat teams,

especially those in big cites, train for just sucha scenario as this but sometimes just getting into the building can be achallenge, much less finding the shooter once they are inside.bottom line, wyss says there wasn't much the swat team could do in this case. at least not after the shooting started. in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(on cam)(steve) in the midst of the shock and sadness connected to the las vegas shooting massacre... there is a story of survival and hope that comes from a bay area woman desperately trying to make contact with her older brother who was working at the concert at the time of the shooting... the woman says her brother told her that he has no idea about the condition of his coworkers because everyone scattered in different directions during the shooting

( catherine ) we're already seeing various law enforcement agencies making changes -- because of the deadly shooting in las vegas. bart police are increasing their visibility at bart stations throughout the bay area. their officers are being asked to maintain a high level of vigilance during this period, while the police transit agency continues to monitor the situation in nevada ( catherine ) fleet week is here in the bay area.meaning we can expect to see lots of men and women in uniform on the streets.... also - jets soaring above us in the days ahead... ( steve ) but as kron4's maureen kelly reports while there's excitement about the annual air show... the events in las vegas are on many minds tonight. the spectacle of the blue angels shooting across the bay area sky .or the massive ships sailing under the golden gate bridge into the bay may be the highlight that draws the crowds.but there's more to fleet week than military might.natsfor the past several years.fleet week as also been about the armed forces and local emergency responders

getting together to swap strategies.for how to help out the bay area during the next big natural diasaster.like an earthquake. it's important for us to come with the community and to show them our capabilities to in the event of a mass casualty were to happen or some type catastrophic event were to happen were able to support them. today, a field hospital was set up outside sf general. local and state agenciesalong with the department of defense showed off what they can bring to the table when disaster strikes.so all this is to make sure we're on the same playbook if we do have a disaster that we're not sitting around trying to figure out what to do after the earthquake. we already know the resources we want to request we know how the resources are going to get here we know how to reduce harm in the citythe head of the city's department of emergency management says the city is more prepared for diaster with every fleet week. and last night's man made disaster in las vegas unscores the reason we need remain ready.just knowing the tragedy that happened last night. and how overrun the hospitals are in las vegas right now it's crucial that we continue to work together and exercise to make sure that we are better prepared. but just because the military says they're going to come in and help out in the event the next big one doesn't mean you can skimp on your own disaster preparedness. they're saying they cannot rescue us better if we're prepared maureen kelly kron4 news

( catherine ) a reminder... you can stay on top of the developments out of las vegas on our kron four website --- also our mobile app. we've been sending out alerts throughout the day... the app is free to download -- just make sure you enable the 'push alert' feature. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. dry and gusty offshore winds will persist

over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions.

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)) from bad to worse, the equifax security breach just gotworse for consumers, (( v.o. )) coming up on kron 4, we'll tell you the latest concern.(( v.o. / catherine )) the desperate need for blood donations in las vegas...we've got that story and more updates on the aftermath of the shooting

(steve) in contra costa county a graffiti threat aimed at two high schoolshas been determined not to be credible. police say the graffiti was spray painted on a footbridge near old blackhawk road in danville. it read " shotting at m-v and s-r-v " on 10-3 meaning tomorrow. it referred to monte vista and san ramon valley high schools. however officers say they have found no evidence that shows the threat is credible. the graffiti has now been removed...and authorities plan to add police patrols on both campuses tomorrow. (catherine) the 74-year- old man killed this weekend after being hit by a san mateo patrol car - has been identified.. . he is

vicente marquez....of burlingame. the incident happened saturday night on highway one in half moon bay. it was dark when the man was leaving a restaurant... after attending a wedding party. the c-h-p says he was trying to cross the road to get to his car...when he was hit by the patrol car. he died at the scene. the officer involved reportedly will 'not' be put on administrative leave. highway one was closed in both directions for about four hours as the collision was investigated. (steve) equifax says it's massive data breach may have impacted more people than it initially thought. the credit reporting agency says that private information for two and a half million more consumers may have been compromised. that brings the total number up to 145-point-five million people. those revised numbers come from an investigation conducted by a cybersecurity company equifax hired to investigate the breach. equifax is alerting the additional consumers by mail and update its online list of

potential victims by next week. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) after finding automatic weapons in the hotel room of the las vegasshooter, authorities have now discovered more guns in his home 82 miles away.(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) though he had not criminal record and was not a known gun advocate, we've now heard from at least one gun seller who remembered selling to the shooter.(( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) bad news and more for the raider nation - as the team not only loses on the road to the broncos...they also lose quarterback derek carr along the way... we've got details.

( grant ) we are following breaking news out of las vegas where at least 59 people are dead and more than 500 others injured after a gunman opened fire on a crowd at country music festival on the strip late last night. investigators are going through the suspect's home right now in mesquite, nevada. it is to the northwest of las vegas right near the arizona border. he's said to own the 400- thouand dollar home, which is in a retirement community. police found 17 guns, some of them fully automatic in his mandalay bay hotel room from which he opened fire. they also found guns inside that home, as well as several thousand rounds of ammo. authorities located bomb making materials in his car. the suspect's brother lives florida... he spoke to the media earlier today and was at a loss for words.

las vegas suspect a shotgun earlier this year. he says he immediately recognized stephen paddock.

appeared outside the u-s capitol... saying that words are not enough. ( catherine ) giffords was shot during an event in her home district... tucson. the injuries left her permanently disabled and she left congress in 2012. six other people died. and the suspect... jared loughner... pleaded guilty. he's serving a life sentence at a federal prison. here in los gatos, retired san mateo county san mateo gatos, retired here in los gatos, retired san mateo

county sheriff's deputy and formerswat team member mark ryss says there was very little that las vegas police could do to stop the carnage last night. ryss says despite their training for just such a scenario, the odds were against them being able to get up to the 32nd floor of in time. ryss says tighter security and keeping large crowds away from tall buildings and other high ground has got to be part of the conversation going forward. in los gatos rob fladboe kron 4 news here in san francisco the

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(steve) something we're watching here in the bay area is the weather which has prompted a red flag warning for many parts of the bay area. we saw extra patrols in the oakland hills over the weekend. the warning was extended for that area until 11 tonight... and into tomorrow for the north bay. it was last week when we saw a small fire erupt in oakland... briefly leading to evacuations. the hills are always a concern following the deadly 1991 firestorm. chief meteorologist brittney shipp

joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in the middle of national tour with his band the heartbreakers,rock legend tom petty has a heart attack in southern california.

(steve) rock music icon tom petty is hospitalized tonight after going into cardiac arrest. (catherine) there was a report that the 66 year-old had died. the los angeles police department says those reports are not accurate. according to t-m-z... the front man of 'tom perry and the heart-breakers' has been taken off life support and is in critical condition. the group had just wrapped up a summer tour celebrating the band's 40th anniversary. ( steve )in sports... after not scoring a touchdown in the third of four games

yesterday... 49ers coach kyle shanahan is asked if he's thinking of changing quarterbacks...( catherine ) and bad news as the raiders will have to do without derek carr for at least two games... gary has the details... and all the sports... coming up ( steve ) a reminder ... fleet week is coming up ... and that means so are the 'blue angels'. you will be able to watch the show live exclusively on kron 4 on october 7th. it starts at 2 p-m ... our mark danon and brittney shipp will be hosting. don't miss the two- hour spectacular showcasing of one of the best aerial teams around.

raiders head coach jack del rio had some bad news he found out only 10 minutes before his press conference today"yesterday, i told you derek had suffered spasms, and he was in fact spasming, but the reason is he has a transverse process fracture. there is a real good chance he'll miss this week and these injuries, the time frame is typically two to six." quarterback derek carr out 2-to-6 weeks with a fractured in his back he injured it in the 3rd quarter of yesterday's game when the broncos' adam gotsis hit carr in the back and twisted him to the ground initial x-rays were negative and the injury was thought to

be just back spasmsnow e.j. manual will take over under center until carr returns he was 11-of-17 for 106 yards and an inteception in carr's absence yesterdayhere is del rio again on carr's reaction to the bad news(sot: jack del rio) "i just got off the phone with him. he said he's sorry. great kid. he'll bounce back. i told him that the team will take care of business while he's healing and just get healed up and when he can come back, he'll come back." the 49ers wwre competitive yesterday in arizona but still left the valley of the sun 0-and-420 players kneeled during the anthem the first niners game since president trump's comments about nfl playersthe defense played well as they have in 3 of their 4 games but brian hoyer and the offense ineffective for the 3rd time in 4 games hoyer's numbers 15-of-27 for only 99 yards and an intereception the ofense failed to score a touchdown for the 3rd game this season kyle shanahan was asked today if he's considered replacing hoyer as the starter for the rookie c.j. beathard(sot: kyle shanahan) "i look at it as what's the best for our team right now. and if i did feel that was the best thing

for our team at this time, i wouldn't hesitate at all. that would be an easy decision for me if i thought it was the best thing for our team right now. so, i look into the big picture of where we're at right now, four games into it, where our offense is, our defense is and really just our whole building, and i don't feel it is the best thing for our team right now, so that's something that i haven't started to consider." the baltimore ravens drew the ire of their own fans and from some veterans yesterday before sunday's game they were boo'd at home when they knelt before the national anthem they then stood for the anthem itself despite the "work- around" the fans didn't like it some vets also showed their anger toward the team yesterday members of american

legion post 17 in the batimore area burned baltimore ravens jerseys and other memorabilia in a fire pit the ravens 26-9 loss to the steelers certainly didn't help their cause either seems like some good news for long-suffereing a's fans as unlike prior years management looks committed to retaining their young potential star playersat his end of the season press conference today billy beane said the team plans to lock up some of their young players to long-term contracts in the near future young sluggers like matt olson matt joyce and ryon healy all 25-years-old or younger helped the a's win 17 of their last 24 games this seasoneven khris davis whose 43 homers were the 3rd most in the majors is only 29 years oldfor years the a's would let their best players leave for other teams to cut salary... but with a proposed new stadium scheduled to open in 2023 they seem to be taking a new tact

it's about to be officiallouisville's athletic board has authorized the school's interim president to proceed with firing men's basketball coach rick pitino in the wake of a federal bribery investigation involving the program.the school's athletics association has also unanimously approved a resolution to fire pitino after meeting for more than two hours today.pitino was placed on unpaid administrative leave last week a school stipulation mandated a 10-day waiting period before the coach could be dismissed

more drama involving the ball familyaccording to the los angeles times father levar ball has said he is going to pull youngest son lemelo out of chino hills high school and home school and train him himselflemelo who is only a junior like his two older brothers committed to ucla lest season he scored 92 points in a game for chino hills where he had been a starter since his freshman year accoring to espn lemelo is the 7th ranked high school junior in the country

(( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) from a moment of silence to a memorial service at city hallthe city of las vegas is struggling to cope tonight - following adevastating attack.

here's what we know right now about the las vegas shooting at this hour.( catherine ) in the latest update from law enforcement... 59 people are dead and more than 500 others injured. this is the worst mass

shooting in united states history.( steve ) as for the gunman... he is dead. at this time investigators say 64-year-old stephen paddock took his own life as a swat team tried to bust into his hotel room at the mandalay bay. ( catherine ) as for a motive... it's still unclear... however police have found a large stash of weapons not only at the hotel but at the gunman's home. who are these people?

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completely dumbfounded. >> the concertgoers who hid inside a freezer. >> we're in an ice cooler right now. >> and inside the mandalay bay hotel where the shooter took aim. the busted windows. the corner suite he checked into. and country superstar jason aldean. he was on stage when the violence broke out. >> what he's saying today. >> plus, what should you do if you ever find yourself in a tragedy like this? >> you want to run out of the center and go to the side. run, run, run! >> a special "inside edition." massacre in vegas. now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. america is still trying to come to grips with the worst mass shooting in u.s. history, something the president called an act of evil. you have heard the stats. scores are dead. more than 515 injured. and there was only one gunman

who opened fire from the 32nd floor hotel window onto the 20,000 people at an outdoor concert be low. we've got the latest in a report that does include footage that could be upsetting to some viewers. >> it was the moment the shooting started and the music died. country music star jason aldean runs from the stage as gunfire rains down on 20,000 fans. every moment of the horror was caught on video. you can see concertgoers fleeing for their lives. the folks shooting this video from a balcony had to duck. people huddling for cover keeping their heads down. there was a pause in the shooting. the killer is apparently swapping weapons. then gunfire erupts again, and more bodies fall. one woman points to the upper floors of the mandalay bay hotel from where the gunman is

firing. there is panic in a hospitality tent near the stage. terrified fans crouching down as the sound of machine gunfire echos around them. attorney brian claypool was at the concert. >> it's pot look, whoever lives or dies. >> we need your truck. we need to get people to the hospital. >> a passing truck was commandeered. you can see victims with gunshot wounds being carried on fencing used as make shift stretchers. the deadly rain of bullets continued for four and a half minutes. >> we can't worry about victims. we need to stop the shooter before we have more victims. >> a s.w.a.t. team closed in on the gunman on the 32nd floor of the hotel. >> i'm inside the mandalay bay on the 31st floor. i can hear the automatic fire coming from one fire above us. we're coming out on the 32nd floor. >> ch, breach, breach. there's one down, 32nd floor, mandalay bay.