♪ ( james ) new body cam video shows the dramatic moment when las vegas police rushed in to help victims of the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. this morning -- new stories of heroism in the face of evil. (robin) a time of mourning and vigils for the families of victims in the bay area. their stories of heartbreak and loss. (james) and we spoke with experts on how parents can explain the events in las vegas to their children -- even if they can't comprehend the tragedy (james) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm james fletcher. ( robin ) and i'm robin winston. ill check

in on traffic in a bit (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s.

winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 (james) (james) happening now... the girlfriend of las vegas shooter stephen paddock is back in the u-s. marilou

danley arrived at los angeles international airport last night. she is being accompanied by the f-b-i and the las vegas police intend to question her. they hope she can shed some light on the events of the weekend. (james) police say stephen paddock hid cameras both inside and outside of his las vegas hotel room to monitor the inevitable police approach. these photos show weapons strewn about his mandalay bay room.(robin) omar jimenez is in las vegas with new police body cam footage showing the harrowing moments of the las vegas massacre.we must warn you -- the images you are about to see are graphic and may not be suitable for all audiences. gunshots in the night sky.this is what the deadliest shooting in modern american history looked like -- from the viewpoint of the police officers who responded. undersheriff kevin mcmahill/las vegas metropolitan police: "the suspect i can tell you that we

know now that he fired off and on for somewhere between 9 and 11 minutes."the man behind the massacre in las vegas accumulated weapons for more than 20 years.that's according to law enforcement officials. inside his hotel room -- investigators found 23 weapons. police also say the gunman set up cameras inside and outside the vegas suite.sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "the fact that he had the type of weaponry and the amount of weaponry in that room it was pre-planned extensively." investigators say the gunman had at least 19 more weapons and thousands of rounds of ammo at his home. in his car -- several pounds of a fertilizer that can be used to make bombs. sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "the world has changed and who would have ever imagined this situation? i couldn't imagine it."police are still trying to determine what drove a retired accountant to commit mass murdersheriff joe lombardo/clark county"for this individual to create this chaos and harm is unspeakable." as we learn more about the dozens of people who died --

we're hearing stories of heroics from those who survived.addison short/shooting survivor "if the guy that helped me is watching... i really just want to tell him how grateful i am for basically saving my life" in las vegas -- i'm omar jimenez reporting. (james) it's now been two days since the shooting. the las vegas strip has been reopened, but things are far from returning to normal. (robin) a vigil has been set up for the victims near the mandalay bay hotel... as kron 4's spencer blake reports. the flowers, balloons, and cowboy boots placed about a block away from the spot where dozens died are piling up on the strip.for most of the day tuesday, you could still see las vegas metropolitan police along the outskirts of the mandalay bay crime scene."as you can imagine with 59 people killed and over five hundred 17 injured, that there is probably a lot of evidence in that field."as officers gathered evidence, vinnie etcheber and his brother alhad been looking for vinnie's wife staceewhom they found out tuesday morning, did not survive the massacre."we

stayed truly optimistic in driving down there and knowing we were going to bring her back. but unfortunately she had passed away."tuesday al explained how the couple got split up at the now infamous jason aldean concert.vinnie told his wife to run to safety, while he helped others. "he had transported people to the hospital, through a truck, car. there was two victims with pretty bad gunshot wounds. and he took them to the hospital and then came back."but the one person he wanted to save the mostwasn't there.al thinks stacee probably tried to come back, not wanting to leave her husband's side.both men drove around vegas all day monday, hoping she was still alive somewhere."and unfortunately with all the chaos that was occurring down there with the hospitals and triage, it was almost impossible to find a good, solid list of what we'd call jane does because she didn't have her id with her." retired l-v-m-p-d assistant sheriff greg mccurdy praised

las vegas officers who were on scene the night of the shooting."that's what they do this for; they don't do it for the money. they don't do it for they do it because they people."both vinnie too. (james) another victim tonight has been identified as denise cohen... from san ramon. (robin) kron4's justine waldman spoke with some of her friends.. in a story you will only see on kron four. pkg

denise in 1977. and brought her year book to show kron 4 news the girl she remembers growing up with.sot she was really popular in high school and she was well liked and she was a positive vibrant person fighting tears, tina added denise's picture to the memorial at the school.etched in stone are the name of other alumni who have passed away. denise's name will be added soon.for now, there are balloons and flowers from her fellow grizzlessot i hope that whatever happened she wasn't suffering that it happened quicklythe mother of two moved away from the bay area.. and lived near san luis opibo.but was supposed coming back home for her 40th high school reunion next week. denise's love for live will be greatly missed.sot what happened with denise is so surreal and senseless we are all shocked this community is really shocked> (james) (james) coming up... we'll tell

you about acts of heroism in the face of danger that helped save dozens of lives over the weekend.(robin) plus... tips on how to speak to your kids about the tragic events in las vegas.(james) and donald trump stirring controversy in puerto rico ahead of today's planned visit to las vegas. (james) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. (james)(robin ) welcome back.

checking in on your morning forecast. (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest

of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay no major hot devices.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

(james) we continue to hear about incredible stories of survival in the las vegas massacre. (robin) survivors are remembering those who came to their aid -- and the people that they tried to help. stephanie elam has their stories. in the middle of the chaos -- countless acts of kindness and compassion. amy mcaslin was at the concert sunday night near the stage when gunfire rained down all around her. she said a stranger came to her rescue. amy mcaslin/shooting survivor "i don't know his name, i don't -- can barely remember what he looked like, but he completely covered me. he covered my face. he said, 'i got you.' it's just truly incredible, a stranger, jumping over me to protect me."

18-year-old addison short was among the crowd of people running for cover -- but she couldn't move fast because she was shot in the legfrom her hospital bed, she tells the story of a good samaritan who used his belt to wrap her leg in a tourniquet and carried her to safety.addison short/shooting survivor"if the guy that helped me is watching... i really just want to tell him how grateful i am for basically saving my life" for those who didn't survive, we are learning more about the last moments of their lives and who they were.an off-duty san francisco police officer lost his wife when they got separated. when the shooting began, vinnie etcheber told his wife stacee to run while he rendered aid to the wounded. she was killed in the attack.the san francisco police officers' association said in a statement that stacee was "a wonderful, caring wife, mother, and daughter." 20-year-old angela gomez of riverside california also died in the rampage. angie as she is called, was a member of the riverside poly class of 2015 and a poly cheerleader. her cheer couch lupe avila remembers angie as

a wonderful young woman-- saying -- 'she had her whole life ahead of her.'denise salmon burditus died in her husband's arms. the couple was on vacation from west virginia. they took this picture in front of the route 91 harvest stage just a day before the massacre.her husband tony wrote on facebook tuesday "it saddens me to say that i lost my wife of 32 years, a mother of two, soon to be grandmother of 5 this evening in the las vegas shooting.denise passed in my arms. i love you, babe." heather gooze/shooting survivor "i didn't want him to be there alone."even though she didn't know him, heather gooze stayed with jordan mcildoon and held his hand as he took his last breath. the 25-year-old was from british columbia.she delivered news of his death to his mother and girlfriend heather gooze/shooting survivor "i said, he didn't make it, he died. i said, 'i promise you, i swear to you that i will not leave him.'"for other survivors, concern that they could have done more.brian claypool/shooting survivor"did

i help enough people. everybody was screaming. and yelling. i didn't know what to do." amy mcaslin's white shirt was stained by the blood of the man who shielded her. she neither knows his name or how he is doing. he told her he was shot in the rear.amy mcaslin/shooting survivor"he's a true -- truly amazing person for just trying to protect the whole, under, the whole table area where we were." (james) many are still searching for answers about the las vegas shooting. children are no exception. mark hiller talked to an expert about how you should speak to your kids about what happened. summary:there are no easy answers for the horrific shooting massacre. but there are some answers to consider explaining to children about a world that isn't as safe as we'd like them to believe. "i try and shield her from as much of it as i can," said amanda kazimi. parents like her everywhere are perplexed.

how do you explain the las vegas tragedy to children? while the mass shooting is the reason the flag outside wycallis elementary school is flying at half-staff, robert coursen said it's no reason to discuss the massacre with his young daughter. "i'm not telling her anything. yeah nothing, nothing at all. she doesn't need to know that. she's only five. she does not need to be aware of that at this point in her life."while it is best to avoid the subject of las vegas with kindergarten aged children, older children may have questions that deserve answers. that's the predicament for parents like mrs. kazimi whose oldest daughter is in second grade. "i kind of feel, like, even at seven it's just too much for them to comprehend what's going on."summer krochta, the director of crisis & residential services at children's service center in wilkes-barre, said "when they come to you with questions don't just give them, you know, a wealth of information." she recommends answering kids' questions with questions of your own. "ask them, you know, well what have you heard? what are you curious about? what do you want to talk about, you know, and relate it to specifically the questions that they have." she said acknowledge bad things do happen, but emphasize measures are in place to protect them. "and reassuring them that there are so many precautions that you know these events do happen safely. it's just really

unfortunate that sometimes they don't."ms. krochta suggests tragedy can be a teachable moment for impressionable, young minds. "it's very important to encourage that, you know, we do the good thing, we do the right thing because it's the right thing to do."it's the only way for some parents to help make sense of senseless, violent acts. mrs. kazimi said, "they're going to face a lot of it in their lifetime so as long as we're raising them to know that they could make a difference and be the good part of it, that's the best hope we can give them."ms. krochta says limit children's exposure to the news so that they won't relive the tragedy every she also monitoring their activity on line to even more (james) thousands of people are joining forces to help the families of the vegas shooting. a "go fund me" campaign for victims has raised more than 8-million dollars. the campaign was started by the clark county commissioner. the money will be used to provide relief and financial support to the victims and their families. if you'd like to donate - you can find a link on our website -- kron four dot com. (robin) president trump will be in las vegas today. but yesterday, he visited hurricane-ravaged puerto rico

to see the devastation first hand. reporter natasha chen has the story from san juan. shortly after landing in san juan, puerto rico - president trump and the first lady met with people whose homes were ruined in the wrath of hurricane maria.mr. trump also met with first responders and local officials, thanking people like puerto rico's governor - who praised the federal response.pres. donald trump: "your governor has been - who i didnt know, i heard really good things about him - he is not even from my party and started at the beginning appreciating what we did."in the room - was the mayor of san juan - who initially criticized the administration for its rosy portrayal of relief efforts.that prompted president trump to tweet over the weekend about her poor leadership.still - mayor carmen yulin cruz - accepted the invitation to attend today - and shook the president's hand. mayor carmen yulin cruz, san juan, puerto rico: "i truly believe that they finally saw the connection or

the disconnect between what they were hearing on the one hand and the reality of what is happening on the ground." ///reporter: do you believe that president trump will move forward in helping you with those? >>mayor carmen yulin cruz, san juan, puerto rico: "well, i sure hope so. but, you know, sometimes his foul communication gets in the way. local residents told us they hope the visit will bring attention to their great need for more aid - but some are doubtful.sonia cabanillas, old san juan, puerto rico: "what expectations do i have? not many. first, we're grateful. but we're as grateful as people from louisiana should be. we are as grateful as the people of houston should be. we are as grateful as the people of florida should be. we are american citizens" in san juan, i'm natasha chen. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (robin) welcome back to

the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... playboy founder hugh hefner passed away

recently and now an a-list actor has been cast to portray him in a new movie. rick damigella tells us who and more in the hollywood minute. (nat)flowers have been placed at tom petty's star on the hollywood walk of fame, following his passing at the age of 66. tributes to petty on social media have come from fans and his music industry peers, including bruce springsteen, neil young and sir paul mccartney. petty's traveling wilburys bandmate jeff lynne tweeted "tom petty was the coolest guy i ever knew."(nat)casting news: leto to play hef. the hollywood reporter says jared leto will portray playboy magazine founder hugh hefner in a bio- pic directed by brett ratner. hefner passed away at the age of 91 on september 27th, but the movie has been in development since 20-07 according to the reporter. "hello, window cleaner."(nat) "ow!"hide the marmalade! the bear is back! here's a first-look at "paddington

two." the follow up to 20-15's "paddington" finds the friendly bear working to raise money to purchase an antique pop-up book, which gets stolen. the bear and the brown family set out to find the thief. "paddington two" slides into theaters january 12th, 20-18. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with the top 4 stories for your morning here on the kron 4 morning news. ,$8drw welcome back. time now

for the top 4 on 4 -- four stories you need to know about this morning. (james) new details have emerged on just how much planning went into sunday's mass shooting. police say the shooter used hidden video cameras to monitor his hotel room and hallway to keep an eye out for police during his rampage. one camera was in the peephole of his suite, and another was disguised on a service cart outside of his

room. (robin) this morning the girlfriend of the shooter is back in the u-s. marilou danley arrived at los angeles international airport last night. she is being accompanied by the f-b-i and the las vegas police intend to question her. she was in the philippines during the sunday night (james) a day after going puerto rico, president trump will visit las vegas today. trump has avoided saying he'll pursue any policy changes following the shooting, saying "we'll be talking about gun laws as time goes by." trump has also declined to call the attack domestic terrorism. the president is expected to depart for las vegas at 5 am pacifc time. (robin) a vigil was held in novato last night for the wife of a san francisco police officer who had been missing since the shooting. yesterday stacee etcheber's body was identified among those who were killed. her husband told her to run while he tended to the wounded at the concert. that was the last time he saw her alive. more on this story coming up

in a moment.( toss tx or wx ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza.

(james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest

of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. (james) our team coverage on the tragedy in las vegas continues now... back here in the bay area.(robin) a vigil was held in novato last night -- for stacee etcheber -- hairdresser and wife to a san francisco police officer. kron4's j-r stone has the story.

a ten year old boy leaning against his father as he mourns the death of his mom, 50 year old stacee etcheber. who was killed in the mass shooting in las vegas.sot tuesday night hundreds showed up to remember stacee. her husband vinnie was at the concert with her when the shooter opened fire. vinnie told her to run as he helped victims. the two were split up and he never saw his wife again. stacee's brother in law says it has been tough on everyone including stacee's 10 year old son and 13 year old daughter who had questions after learning of their mom's death.sotal etcheber says his family still doesn't know how stacee died. while that information may eventually come. their focus now is remembering stacee .sot oc:

in the meantime so (james) that was j.r. (james) that was j.r. stone reporting. amid the chaos of the shooting -- emerge tales of heroism, without whom the

death toll could have been much worse.(robin) as kron4's haaziq madyun continues our team coverage -- with three men from the bay area who helped more than 100 people get to safety when the barrage of bullets started. that was the decsion made by david munger and his two best friends chris riley and andy alcaraz when the shooting massacre occurred sunday night in las vegasit didn't take them long to realize that it was not fireworks but gunfire. he says his buddy chris helped their two female friends got to safety while he and andy stayed behind to help people running from the bullets

anything we could to stop people from getting inside. people were coming in bloody. the shots were still going on bang bang. the other group we were with we got them out so we didn't leave. we were like we can do more here helping people out">it was an heroic act of courage by david munger and his two best bros that likely saved multiple liveshe showed me this text he received from one of the young ladies he and his friends saved it reads in part...thank you for helping to save our lives kind of a heroic thing you did bro. how do you feel about that? you're kind of a hero in walnut creek haaziq madyun kron4news coming upsound of glass hitting the ground tourists from around the world are being hit with a terrible shock while visiting the bay area in my mind i'm a bit shocked because this is like a tourist place but the san francisco police department is fighting back in hopes ending the problem, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (james) and here's a live

look outside... at the embarcadero.

(james) car break-ins in san francisco are increasing at the highest rate in the nation. police and the park service are doing what they can.(robin) but there are things you can do to help as well. as stanley roberts explains in this edition of people behaving badly. try not to leave anything visible in your cars, we actually already had one breakin earlier today but what you shouldn't do is actually profile where you are putting your property san francisco police and united states park

rangers are trying to educate tourist and locals over near ocean beach in san francisco nats: oh we'll try to get some of this glass out of the frame here this mini van was the latest target of auto burglers in the city, they are targeting cars driven by tourist and it's easy to identify the tourst because of the rentals bar codes these victims were visiting from norway and this was their last day in the city the vandals smashed out both windows and quickly grabbed what ever they could nats: ambiance one of the items was just a suitcase full of clothes and they other was an ipad ironically they did not take the gps which was mounted in the window one park ranger took a report while the other tried to clean out the van to make the van drivable againit's sad look at them cute kids i mean hopefully nothing to valuable got so stolen people are cowards that's how they make a living so now the san francisco police are doing three things to hopefully stop of at least slow down the amout of thefts from auto one is handing out informational flyers take a look at these (perfect) warning you guys about breakins we get a lot of them every day and the other is posting large flyers on light poles, wth a photo of a car windows being shattered in hopes of catching peoples attention.this man and child are also visitiing from norway, but this wasn't their frist time here i use to live here like 20 years ago, i brought my family back i'm quite shocked that it is like this . so the tourst and now

being advised to take their luggage when they leave and i did say three things the san francisco police are putting more officers on foot and bikes to try to deter the break-insnatural sound in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (james) equifax and wells fargo come under fire on capitol hill, while yahoo reveals millions more could be at risk for identity theft. what's being done to protect consumers... coming up. live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat.

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downtown from the sutro cam. (james)(robin ) checking in on your morning drive and forecast. (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon

will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather

updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. g

(james) the las vegas shooting leaves behind lingering questions -- like why this kind of tragedy keeps happening.(robin) kron 4's gabe slate talked with a professor of sociology to shed some light on this issue. ((pkg)) sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. there is no one who are these people right there there are

unfortunately many types of people who could be motivated to commit a mass tragedy variety of different reasons kimberly richman is a professor of sociology at the university of san francisco and she has a ph.d. in criminology, law and society. she has been studying mass shootings and the people behind them for years. sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. people who don't mind giving up their own lives which is often what happens with mass shootings don't feel connected to anyone they don't feel any they can't possibly feel a sense of meaning in their life many sociologists that started theorizing about that disconnecting this at the merritt modern american society and the fact that we are more isolated than ever before because of the way americans do work now they telecommute all kinds of things that have led to a fragmentation and society were just people don't really see together and maybe they feel more alienated from one another people who have strong connections to other people and groups and communities are in general less likely to do something like thiswe are still waiting to learn more

about the shooter stephan paddock but kimberly says it's looking like he might fit this disconected profile. sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. as an entrepreneur investor a gambler these are all very solitary activities in many cases and so even though he was not hold up in a mountain cabin somewhere he seemed to fit the image who's not regularly in the habit about thinking about the effects on other people or doesn't feel connected to the people who live around him when you feel connected to people it's a lot harder to take their livesit may seem like there have been more mass voilent incidents the last 5-10 years but kimberly says there has always been voilent or mentaly ill people doing these actions the weapons are different now.. they allow for a higher fatality rate therefore these incidents get more attention sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. there will always be crazy unstable violent people in the world but the degree to which they can do enormous damage such as tragedies and tragedies like this one has changed because what they have available to them i would say take them away the instruments that make it happen and it won't happen again it's really hard to kill 59 people with a stun gun then and i won't happen again it's really hard to kill 59 people with a stun gunin san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. (james) 4 your money -- capitol hill hosted two hearings on consumer protections yesterday.

equifax and wells fargo are two of the most egregious violators that claim to be changing their ways.(robin) but as stacey cohan tells us... some on the hill- think new laws are needed to keep companies from playing fast and loose with your money and personal information. two hearings on capitol hill...two financial titans....two apologies....tim sloan, wells fargo ceo: "i am deeply sorry for letting down our customers and team members" richard smith, former equifax ceo: "i am truly deeply sorry for what happened"but sorry may not be enough... as the american public reels from equifax security breaches and financial shenanigans at wells fargo.wells fargo is in front of congress for a second time over the scandal involving millions of fake customer accounts.and in a rare bipartisan chorus, senators want to turn outrage into action.sen. john kennedy, (r) louisiana: "what in god's name were you thinking?"sen. elizabeth warren, (d) massachusetts: "the federal reserve should remove all the current board members who serve during the fake account

scam."however -- c-e-o tim sloan says the bank's culture is improving.tim sloan, wells fargo ceo: wells fargo is a better bank today than it was a year agomeanwhile over in the house... members grilled former equifax c-e-o richard smith.a security breach at that company exposed the personal information of more than 145 million people. congressman joe barton suggests forcing companies to pay restitution to every person affected by a data breach.rep. joe barton, (r) texas: "we could have this hearing every year from now on if we don't do something to change the current system" equifax now offers a limited free credit lock product to customers... but members don't think that goes far enough. richard smith, former equifax ceo: "it will protect them going forward."rep. ben ray lujan, (d) new mexico: "will it make them whole? yes or no."richard smith, former equifax ceo: it is hard for me to tell if someone's been harmed, so i can't answer the question.cohan reporting. (james) yahoo has tripled down on what was already the biggest data breach in history, saying it affected all 3 billion of its users, not the 1 billion it

announced late last year. the company said today that it's giving notice to 'more' user accounts affected by the august 2013 data theft. the breach was initially disclosed by the company in december. yahoo says the stolen customer information did not include passwords in clear text, payment card data or bank account information. (james) and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge from the sutro cam.

(robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. roadwork sb near 24 lanes reduced, slow form 242 in concord

(james) casinos up and down the las vegas strip are sharing the same message this morning -- 'we've been there for you during the good times. thank you for being there for us now. hashtag - vegas strong.'(robin) the casinos synced up their signage... to show their appreciation for the support coming in from around the world after sunday night's mass shooting. (james) one man in illinois is making a memorial for the victims of the vegas shooting. greg zanis is making 58 wooden crosses... one for each victim. he then will drive the crosses to las vegas to set up a memorial. (robin) he has been making wooden crosses for memorials for the past 20 years. he says for this memorial each cross will have a heart attached to it with the names and pictures of each victim. he says he will need about 200 feet of space for the memorial. (james) coming up...with coldplay coming to levi's

stadium tonight. what extra security can people expect to see ...a live report just ahead (robin) and a live report from s-f-o where a mock terrorist attack took place overnight. (james) plus... an extended look at the newly released police bodycam video from las vegas. (james)coming up... (james) coming up... the kron 4 morning news continues with mark danon and darya folsom.

police body camera footage of the shooting.>( mark ) police police release new body cam video of the moment a man opens fire on a country music concert in las vegas.( darya )

this as the shooter's girlfriend returns to the u-s overnight and is now being questioned by the f-b-i. she is considered now a person of interest.( mark ) and any moment now... president trump is set to board air force one and head to las vegas this morning. this is a live look at joint base andrews in maryland. the president will be meeting with public officials... first responders and some of the people who were injured. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( mark ) and i'm mark danon. we will have much more on the overnight developments in las vegas in just a moment. but first we want to get a check of weather and traffic. (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but

still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( mark ) our top story this morning... investigators continue to search for a motive in the concert shooting that killed 58 people in las vegas.( darya ) more than 520 others were injured in the worst mass shooting in modern u-s history. and this morning the girlfriend of the shooter, stephen paddock, is back in the u-s and is being questioned by investigators.( mark ) marilou danley arrived at los angeles international airport accompanied by the f-b-i last night. she was in the philippines during the sunday night attack. paddock transferred 100-thousand dollars to the philippines days before the attack. investigators are hoping that danley can provide insight

into why her boyfriend opened fire on the concert. ( darya ) and we are getting out first look inside the gunman's hotel room. these pictures just released overnight showing the room where the gunman was when he opened fire into the country music concert. you can see just how many guns were inside the room. police found a total of 47 guns in between the hotel room and the shooter's two nevada homes. ( mark ) and here is a live shot from joint base andrews in maryland where the president is expected to leave any moment and head to las vegas to meet with victims and city officials. ( darya ) and overnight... police in san francisco held a mock terror attack at s-f-o. and they say the drill was even more important after what happened in las vegas.( mark ) will tran is live at s-f-o this morning with the details. will. ( will ) police held a mock terror attack at sfo overnight. they say this training is especially important after what happened in las vegas on sunday night.

( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) the wife of a san francisco police officer killed in the las vegas mass shooting is being honored by her loved ones. hundreds showed up to a vigil held in novato last night for stacee etcheber. she was with her husband vinnie at the concert when the shooter opened fire. the two were separated during the chaos. vinnie told stacee to run as he was trying to help other victims. stacee's brother-in-law

says her children had a question he didn't know how to answer. ( darya ) stacee leaves behind a ten-year-old son and a thirteen-year-old daughter. ( mark ) another victim has been identified as denise cohen... she is from san ramon. kron4's justine waldman spoke exclusively with some of her friends. pkg

denise in 1977. and brought her year book to show kron 4 news the girl she remembers growing up with.sot she was really popular in high school and she was well liked and she was a positive vibrant person fighting tears, tina added denise's picture to the memorial at the school.etched in stone are the name of other alumni who have passed away. denise's name will be added soon.for now, there are balloons and flowers from her fellow grizzlessot i hope that whatever happened she wasn't suffering that it happened quicklythe mother of two moved away from the bay area.. and lived near san luis opibo.but was supposed coming back home for her 40th high school reunion next week. denise's love for live will be greatly missed.sot what happened with denise is so surreal and senseless we are all shocked this community is really shocked>

( mark ) in the south bay... friends and family are mourning the loss of shooting victim michelle vo. after graduating from independence high school in san jose... michelle studied at u-c davis. she worked at synopsis in mountain view for four years. michelle was currently working for new york life in southern california. one of her former colleagues says... she had a bright future.

( mark ) rich goldman says michelle vo will be remembered for bringing joy to everyone around her. ( darya ) this morning thousands of people are joining together to help the families of the vegas shooting victims. a "go fund me" campaign has raised more than 8-million dollars. the campaign was started by the clark county commissioner. the money will be used to provide relief and financial support to the victims and their families. if you'd like to donate - you can find a link on our website -- kron four dot com. ( mark ) happening now in the east bay... police in oakland are investigating multiple shootings that happened within 90 minutes of each other. the first shooting happened happened yesterday afternoon on 74th avenue. one man was shot at that location and taken to the hospital. there is no word on his condition.

about 20 minutes later, another shooting victim was found near the intersection of 14th avenue and international boulevard. then a few minutes later ... another shooting on international boulevard. officers found one man who had been shot and killed. police are still trying to figure out if all of the victims are connected. ( mark ) police have arrested a man accused in a bay area freeway shooting. this is video of sadel wilkes being arrested at an apartment in oakland. the shooting happened last month at the industrial parkway onramp to interstate 880. witnesses say he walked up to a car stopped at a light... and started shooting. wilkes is facing multiple charges -- including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. ( darya ) in the south bay a catholic priest from san jose is sentenced to three years in prison. hien minh nguyen ran the vietnamese catholic center for the diocese of san jose. he was convicted earlier this year for bank fraud. police say he diverted money that was donated to the church into his personal bank ( darya ) police in the south bay are looking for a

man who exposed himself to students near an elementary school. it happened near el roble elementary school in gilroy on monday morning. police say a group of students were walking by a parked car near the school... when one of them saw a man exposing himself. police have a limited description of the man... only saying he is heavy-set and 30 to 40 years old. he was driving an older model dark colored sedan. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... more fallout after the mass shooting in las vegas that killed 58 people. how some members of congress are using the tragedy to push for more gun control. and after the break... police release new body camera new body camera footage from the las vegas shooting. we will show you their acts of heroism coming up.( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the break.

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( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the

upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. devices.android devices. road work sb 680 in walnut creek slow form 242. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min

from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) and here is a live shot from joint base andrews in maryland where the president is expected to leave

any moment and head to las vegas to meet with victims and city officials. ( mark ) police have released the first body camera video of las vegas police responding to sunday's mass shooting.( darya ) we are going to play the video in full to show you the heroism of the first repsonders. we want to warn you that this video can be difficult to watch. ( mark ) shooting.>concert las vegas concert shooting.>( mark ) police say the shooting

lasted between 9 and 11 minutes. in the video you can see officers hunkering down behind a wall facing the mandalay bay hotel. the footage shows officers telling people to get down as police try to figure out where the rounds are coming from. ( mark ) and here is a live shot from joint base andrews in maryland where the president is expected to leave any moment and head to las vegas to meet with victims and city officials. ( darya ) our coverage of the las vegas tragedy continues at kron-4 dot com. you can hear more of the harrowing stories from survivors of the mass shooting. and see a gallery of photos from the scene. you can also stay connected to breaking news by downloading our free mobile app ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... we have much more on the las vegas shooting. coming up

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( darya ) back to our big story: the deadly shooting rampage in las vegas.. this morning we are hearing stories of everyday people becoming heroes after the mass shooting. ( mark ) kron 4's vicki liviakis brings us some of their stories. chaos erupting, you would understand why anyone would want to escape from the hail of bullets...vanessa, an off-duty nurse, initially ran for cover, but then her training kicked in, and she ran back into harm's way. vanessa, first responder to attack: "we went back because i'm a nurse and i just felt i had to. so i went to 3 different scenes and by the time i got to the third one, there was just dead bodies."

addison short was shot in the leg while trying to get away -- a stranger came to her aid: short: " i just want to -- if the guy who helped me is watching, i really just want to tell him how grateful i am for basically saving my life." addison says she never got the man's name. mike cronk: "most people started scattering and they climbed the fence but i had to stay with my buddies." mike cronk - rushed to help his friend - who was shot three times in the chest.mike cronk: "so we got him over the fence once the firing stopped and slid him under a stage so we were safe."amid all the bloodshed.... countless stories of heroism coming to light.vanessa, first responder to attack: "there was so many people, just normal citizens, doctors, cops, paramedics, nurses, just off duty. everyone is just communicating and working together. it was completely horrible, but it was absolutely amazing to see all of those people come together."vicki liviakis kron 4 news. ( lydia ) levi's stadium is set to

hold its first concert since the shooting in las vegas. how bay area fans feel about returning to crowded arenas.( mark ) and after the break... we continue to hear stories from people who were at that concert in las vegas. we will hear how one bay area woman made it to safety after the shooting started.( james ) your bay area forecast is next. . this is what i make... honey bunches of oats. it's crispy sweetened flakes, plus crunchy granola clusters, plus a touch of honey. it is 'mmmm', is good! it all adds up to a mouthful of joy. honey bunches of oats. have you tried it yet? food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark.

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back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic...

major hot spot due to rado work sb 680 in walnut creek, lanes reduced slow form 242 in concord (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but

still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. ( mark ) more on our top story this morning... police learning more about the man who opened fire on a country concert in las vegas killing

59 people including the shooter... and injuring more than 500.( darya ) this morning the shooter's girlfriend is back in the u-s and being questioned by the f-b-i. kristen holmes is in las vegas this morning with the latest. investigators ... searching for answers in las vegas. they're trying to understand the inconceivable -- learning more about stephen paddock and the horrific attack he carried out.the las vegas police department released body camera video from police officers... and say the shooter fired for nine to eleven minutes after the first call to 9-1-1undersheriff kevin mcmahill/las vegas metropolitan police:"the minute, first minute the police are aware of shots being fired at 10 o'clock 10:08 and it stops at 10:19." authorities also revealed that paddock set up cameras in and around his hotel suite, but don't believe the devices were transmitting.the a-t-f says some four dozen weapons belonging to paddock have been recovered so far.jill snyder/special agent in charge, atf: "it is still being determined which firearms were used in the

shooting.authorities set to speak with paddock's girlfriend - marilou danley - who has not been named as a suspect.she returned from the philippines tuesday. president donald trump ... tweeting tuesday -- saying "it is a miracle how fast the las vegas metropolitan police were able to find the demented shooter and stop him from even more killing!"trump ... visiting las vegas wednesday -- meeting with hospitalized survivors and first responders. ( darya ) ( darya ) and happening tonight... just days after that shooting in las vegas...thousands of people will be at levi's stadium for a concert in santa clara.( mark ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at levi's stadium this morning where concert goers are expected to fill the stadium later tonight. lydia. ( lydia )the capacity here at

levi's stadium is more than 68- thousand. there are metal detectors here at the entrance and a bag policy to help keep people safe. (take vo) at a concert last night in mountain view the mountain view police department told kron 4 that they would have teams inside and outside of the amphitheater during the concert but would not reveal how many officers would be on duty. while everyone we spoke to was horrified by the this week's tragic events at a concert in las vegas, few had any second thoughts about coming out tonight. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) congressional democrats are eying president

trump as a potential game changer in the push to combat gun violence. they are pointing to some of his past statements in favor of gun control and his recent deal- making with democrats. some democrats consider the president a possible wild card in swaying republicans who have opposed gun control measures. but the white house has shown no movement in the democrats' direction. top administration officials are pushing back on the idea of pursuing new gun control measures. but that is not stopping some senators from taking on the issue. ( mark ) investigators are still looking into what guns from stephen paddock's arsenal he used in the vegas shootings... but 12 of those guns had what are known as "bump-fire" stocks. those allow a semi-automatic weapon to be fired like an automatic weapon. ( darya ) an east bay

woman is back home from las vegas this morning. and she says it's a miracle that she made it out of that country music festival alive.( mark ) kron four's terisa estacio has her story. stephanie booker shared this with me as we met to talk about the concert sunday her legs are bruised with cuts she got injured after running under the bleachers next to the stage after the gunfire stated to rain down. 12:18 stephanie. i was running through the bleachers, i was pushed over, yeah i am bruised, but that is the least of my worries, nothing compares to anyone else. so grateful that's all that came out of this the livermore native and now las vegas resdient stephanie booker also showed me this video it was taking by a friend she was with under the bleachers. at one point, they saw a woman's body right in front of them. 1:25 stephanie. drop right in front of us, she had a limp body.stephanie says while under the bleachers she called her parents thinking this might be the last time she would talk to them. :43. i thought i was going to die. i called them and others, they told me to be calm. stephanie says she and her friends were under the bleachers for about 20 minutes then made a run for it they wandered onto the strip, and that's when complete strangers lent a hand. 1:16. there were some people in apartments, and the

let us in, i am thankful for all that. terisa estacio kron 4 news. ( mark ) ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... talking to your kids about the tragedy in vegas can be difficult. we hear from an expert about the best ways to explain to them what happened. and later... new information about a deadly police shooting in san francisco. what officers now say led up to the shooting. and after the break... a data breach at yahoo is worse than originally thought. what yahoo is

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what was already the biggest data breach in history, saying it affected all three billion of its users, not the one billion it announced late last year.( darya ) the company says that it is giving notice to 'more' user accounts affected by the august 2013 data theft. the breach was initially disclosed by the company back in december.( mark ) yahoo says the stolen customer information did not include passwords... payment card data or bank account information. they are recommending that everyone change their passwords right away. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... west nile virus detected in two people in the bay area. where it was found and what health officials say you can do to protect yourself. (james) your bay area forecast is after the break.

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you head out the door.. major hot spot in walnut creek on sb 680 due to reoad work picking up, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4.. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

(james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

( mark ) back to our top story... so many people are struggling for answers about the las vegas shooting that killed 58 people.( darya ) and many of those asking questions are children. mark hiller talked to an expert to get advice about what you should say to your child. summary:there are no easy answers for the horrific shooting massacre. but there are some answers to consider explaining to children about a world that isn't as safe as we'd like them to believe. "i try and shield her from as much of it as i can," said amanda kazimi. parents like her everywhere are perplexed. how do you explain the las vegas tragedy to children? while the mass shooting is the reason the flag outside wycallis elementary school is flying at half-staff, robert coursen said it's no reason to discuss the massacre with his young daughter. "i'm not telling her anything. yeah nothing, nothing at all. she doesn't need to know that. she's only five. she does not need to be aware of that at this point in her life."while it is best to avoid the subject of las vegas with kindergarten aged children, older children may have

questions that deserve answers. that's the predicament for parents like mrs. kazimi whose oldest daughter is in second grade. "i kind of feel, like, even at seven it's just too much for them to comprehend what's going on."summer krochta, the director of crisis & residential services at children's service center in wilkes-barre, said "when they come to you with questions don't just give them, you know, a wealth of information." she recommends answering kids' questions with questions of your own. "ask them, you know, well what have you heard? what are you curious about? what do you want to talk about, you know, and relate it to specifically the questions that they have." she said acknowledge bad things do happen, but emphasize measures are in place to protect them. "and reassuring them that there are so many precautions that you know these events do happen safely. it's just really unfortunate that sometimes they don't."ms. krochta suggests tragedy can be a teachable moment for impressionable, young minds. "it's very important to encourage that, you know, we do the good thing, we do the right thing because it's the right thing to do."it's the only way for some parents to help make sense of senseless, violent acts. mrs. kazimi

said, "they're going to face a lot of it in their lifetime so as long as we're raising them to know that they could make a difference and be the good part of it, that's the best hope we can give them." ( darya ) that was mark hiller reporting. experts say you should watch your children for sudden changes in their behavior... if you notice something is wrong, have a conversation with them and let them know they have a safe person to talk with. ( darya ) our coverage of the las vegas tragedy continues at kron-4 dot com. you can hear more of the harrowing stories from survivors of the mass shooting. and see a gallery of photos from the scene. you can also stay connected to breaking news by downloading our free mobile app ( mark ) back here in the bay area... we are learning new details about a deadly police shooting in san francisco. the shooting happened last month in the nob hill neighborhood. police say damian murray fired at least three shots before police returned fire. police say murray was holding his girlfriend and two children hostage. murray was taken to the hospital after the shooting where he

died. ( mark ) in the east bay... another u-c berkeley student has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against a former university therapist. the lawsuit is filed against eric samuels. samuels was a fellow at the university's counseling center when he began counseling the woman. she says that he videotaped several of their sessions. she claims he asked her inappropriate questions and made her uncomfortable. samuels was suspended for one day. he no longer works at the ( darya ) in contra costa county... two people have test positive for west nile virus. this is includes five dead birds, a chicken and a group of mosquitos testing positive. one of the people infected is from the eastern part of the county. the other is from central contra costa county. the animals that tested positive were from pleasant hill, martinez and walnut creek. contra costa officials are urging residents to drain standing water where mosquitos often breed. ( darya ) president trump visited hurricane-ravaged puerto rico to see the devastation first hand.

the president and first lady met with some of the people who lost their homes... and talked with first responders. people who live on the island are hoping the president's visit will mean more aid is on the way. the president had an optimistic view of the recovery effort. ( darya ) so far hurricane maria has claimed 34 lives. ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... people all across the country are honoring the victims of the las vegas shooting. after the break see the memorial that one man is driving half way across the country.

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on sb 680 due to reoad work picking up, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4 ( mark ) ( mark ) this morning there is a

memorial at one bay area high school for two of the bay area victims killed in las vegas. two bouquets of flowers have been left at the cal high school sign in san ramon. the bouquets are for stacee etcheber and denise cohen. both were killed in that shooting at the country concert in las vegas. ( darya ) and one man in illinois is making a memorial for the victims of the vegas shooting. greg zanis is making 58 wooden crosses... one for each victim. he then will drive the crosses to las vegas to set up a memorial. he has been making wooden crosses for memorials for the past 20 years. he says for this memorial each cross will have a heart attacked to it with the names and pictures of each victim. he says he will need about 200 feet of space for the memorial. ( mark ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... we have new information about the guns used in the las vegas shooting massacre. and now the

gunman's girlfriend is being questioned by the f-b-i. we have the latest overnight details coming up at the top of the hour. plus... we are remembering the victims killed in that shooting. how friends and family are honoring the bay area victims this morning. ♪ ♪ hi ted, glad you could join us! ♪ ♪ give it a try. mmm. give that to me. ♪ ♪ (laughing) ted? ♪ ♪

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release new body cam video of the moment a man opens fire on a country music concert.( darya ) this as the shooter's girlfriend returns to the u-s overnight and is now being questioned by the f-b-i. she is considered now a person of interest.( mark ) and right now... president trump and the first lady are on their way to las vegas. the president will meet with public officials... first responders... as well as victims of sunday's shooting. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot on eb 580 at eden canyon big rf fire and in walnut creek on sb 680 due to road work, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4

(james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to ( mark ) our top story this morning... president trump is on his way to las vegas... as investigators search for a motive in the deadliest mass shooting in modern u-s history.( darya ) 59 people were killed... including the gunman. more than 520 others were injured. this morning the girlfriend of the shooter, stephen paddock, is back in the u-s and is being questioned by investigators. marilou

danley arrived at los angeles international airport last night. she was met by f-b-i agents. danley was in the philippines during the sunday night attack. authorities say paddock transferred 100-thousand dollars to the 100-thousand transferred say paddock authorities say paddock transferred 100-thousand dollars to the philippines days before the attack. investigators are hoping that danley can provide insight into why her boyfriend opened fire on the concert. ( mark ) this morning... we're getting our first look inside the gunman's hotel room. these pictures were released overnight... showing the room where the gunman was when he opened fire. you can see just how many guns were inside the room. police found a total of 47 guns in between the hotel room and the shooter's two nevada homes. ( mark ) this morning... marilou danley's sisters are speaking out. again... danley is a person interest in the shooting.( darya ) they were interviewed by a t-v network in australia. they said they were surprised to

learn danley had gone to the philippines two weeks ago. ( darya ) the sisters also say danley is a good person... and she would've stopped paddock had she been there. ( darya ) and overnight... police in san francisco held a mock terror attack at s-f-o. and they say the drill was even more important after what happened in las vegas.( mark ) will tran is live at s-f-o this morning with the details. will. ( will ) police held a mock terror attack at sfo overnight. they say this training is especially important after what happened in las vegas on sunday night.

( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) back here in the bay area... a vigil was held in novato last night for stacee etcheber. she's one

of the 58 victims. she was a hairdresser and the wife of a san francisco police officer. kron4's j-r stone has the story. a ten year old boy leaning against his father as he mourns the death of his mom, 50 year old stacee etcheber. who was killed in the mass shooting in las vegas.sot tuesday night hundreds showed up to remember stacee. her husband vinnie was at the concert with her when the shooter opened fire. vinnie told her to run as he helped victims. the two were split up and he never saw his wife again. stacee's brother in law says it has been tough on everyone including stacee's 10 year old son and 13 year old daughter who had questions after learning of their mom's death.sotal etcheber says his family still doesn't know how stacee died. while that information may eventually come. their focus now is remembering stacee .sot oc: in the meantime so

( darya ) another victim has been

identified as denise cohen. she was from san ramon. cohen posted pictures of her las vegas weekend on facebook.. she even wrote about the great time she was having with her boyfriend and mentioned the jason aldean concert. we spoke to a woman who's known cohen since high school... she described cohen as a positive and vibrant person. ( darya ) cohen's friend added her picture to a memorial at california high school in san ramon. etched in stone are the names of other alumni who have passed away. cohen's name will be added soon. ( darya ) in the south bay... friends and family are mourning the loss of shooting victim michelle vo. after graduating from independence high school in san jose.. michelle studied at

u-c davis. she worked at synopsis in mountain view for four years... before moving to southern california. one of her former colleagues says... she had a bright future. ( darya ) rich goldman says michelle vo will be remembered for bringing joy to everyone ( darya ) this morning thousands of people are joining together to help the families of the vegas shooting victims. a "go fund me" campaign has raised more than 8-million dollars. the campaign was started by the clark county commissioner. the money will be used to provide relief and financial support to the victims and their families. if you'd like to donate - you can find a link on our website -- kron four dot com. ( mark ) happening now in the east bay... police in oakland are investigating multiple shootings that happened within 90 minutes of each other. the first

shooting happened happened yesterday afternoon on 74th avenue. one man was shot at that location and taken to the hospital. there is no word on his condition. about 20 minutes later, another shooting victim was found near the intersection of 14th avenue and international boulevard. then a few minutes later ... another shooting on international boulevard. officers found one man who had been shot and killed. police are still trying to figure out if all of the victims are connected. ( mark ) police have arrested a man accused in a bay area freeway shooting. this is video of sadel wilkes being arrested at an apartment in oakland. the shooting happened last month at the industrial parkway onramp to interstate 880. witnesses say he walked up to a car stopped at a light... and started shooting. wilkes is facing multiple charges -- including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. ( darya ) after the break... police release new body camera video from the las vegas shooting. we will show you the acts of heroism from the first responders coming up.( mark ) plus hear from a firefighter from

soutern california who jumped into action to save lives during the las vegas massacre. . major hot spot on eb 580 at eden canyon big rf fire and in walnut creek on sb 680 due to road work, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4

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get a check of weather and traffic this morning. major hot spot on eb 580 at eden canyon big rig fire and in walnut creek on sb 680 due to road work, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4.. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees

over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full.

temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

( mark ) police have released the first body camera video of las vegas police responding to sunday's mass shooting.( darya ) we are going to play the video in full to show you the heroism of the first repsonders. we want to warn you that this video can be difficult to watch. police say shooting.> police say the shooting lasted between 9

and 11 minutes. in the video you can see officers hunkering down behind a wall facing the mandalay bay hotel. the footage shows officers telling people to get down as police try to figure out where the rounds are coming from. ( darya ) this morning... we're learning more about the people who tried to help when the shooting started. among the heroes was mike

kordich. he's a firefighter from san bernardino. he was at the concert sunday night. when the shooting started... kordich sprang into action, performing c-p-r on a stranger -- before he was shot as well. ( darya ) our coverage of the las vegas tragedy continues at kron-4 dot com. you can hear more of the harrowing stories from survivors of the mass shooting. and see a gallery of photos from the scene. you can also stay

connected to breaking news by downloading our free mobile app ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we've got some heroes in the bay area as well. hear from one of the men who helped get concert- goers to safety during the shooting. plus... whenever there's a mass shooting... the gun control debate heats up. what dianne feinstein now wants to ban. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge.

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(robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( mark ) three bay area men are

being called heroes this morning after helping more than 100 people get to safety during the las vegas deadly mass shooting. david munger says it didn't take long to realize the pop sounds they heard during the concert was gunfire. munger says after he and his friends first helped some women get to safety. afterwards they began helping others while gunfire rained down. listen now to munger describe the situation. ( mark ) recently munger received this text from one of the people he and his friends saved. it reads in part thank you for helping to save our lives. (james) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out

the door right after the break. ááálydia concert tonight at levi's stadiumááá what are you doing?

watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? (mark)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min

from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james)it's another chilly start to the day with (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s

inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. ( mark ) more on our top story this morning... police learning more about the man who opened fire on a country concert in las vegas killing 58 people and injuring more than 500 before turning the gun on himself.( darya ) this morning the shooter's girlfriend is back in the u-s and being questioned by the f-b-i. kristen holmes is in las vegas this morning with the latest. investigators ... searching

for answers in las vegas. they're trying to understand the inconceivable -- learning more about stephen paddock and the horrific attack he carried out.the las vegas police department released body camera video from police officers... and say the shooter fired for nine to eleven minutes after the first call to 9-1-1undersheriff kevin mcmahill/las vegas metropolitan police:"the minute, first minute the police are aware of shots being fired at 10 o'clock 10:08 and it stops at 10:19." authorities also revealed that paddock set up cameras in and around his hotel suite, but don't believe the devices were transmitting.the a-t-f says some four dozen weapons belonging to paddock have been recovered so far.jill snyder/special agent in charge, atf: "it is still being determined which firearms were used in the shooting.authorities set to speak with paddock's girlfriend - marilou danley - who has not been named as a suspect.she returned from the philippines tuesday. president donald trump ... tweeting tuesday -- saying "it is a miracle how fast the las vegas metropolitan police were able to find the demented shooter and stop him from even more

killing!"trump ... visiting las vegas wednesday -- meeting with hospitalized survivors and first responders. ( darya ) and happening tonight... just days after that shooting in las vegas...thousands of people will be at levi's stadium for a concert in santa clara.( mark ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at levi's stadium this morning where concert goers are expected to fill the stadium later tonight. lydia. ( lydia )

( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back through out the morning. ( darya ) the massacre in las vegas is re-igniting the debate over gun control. the sign "thought and prayers are not

enough" echoes a sentiment many have expressed in the wake of the latest mass shooting. now... several democratic lawmakers are hoping to get the ball rolling on new legislation. ( darya ) investigators are still looking into which guns from stephen paddock's arsenal he used in the shootings. but 12 of those guns had what are known as "bump-fire" stocks -- allowing a semi-automatic weapon to be fired much more rapidly. ( darya ) california senator dianne feinstein is a part of the gun control push. she tweeted: i'm looking at ways to proceed with legislation to ban bump fire stocks and close this ridiculous loophole for good. doing nothing in the wake of this tragedy is not an option. ( darya ) an east bay

woman is back home from las vegas this morning. and she says it's a miracle that she made it out of that country music festival alive.( mark ) kron four's terisa estacio has her story. stephanie booker shared this with me as we met to talk about the concert sunday her legs are bruised with cuts she got injured after running under the bleachers next to the stage after the gunfire stated to rain down. 12:18 stephanie. i was running through the bleachers, i was pushed over, yeah i am bruised, but that is the least of my worries, nothing compares to anyone else. so grateful that's all that came out of this the livermore native and now las vegas resdient stephanie booker also showed me this video it was taking by a friend she was with under the bleachers. at one point, they saw a woman's body right in front of them. 1:25 stephanie. drop right in front of us, she had a limp body.stephanie says while under the bleachers she called her parents thinking this might be the last time she would talk to them. :43. i thought i was going to die. i

called them and others, they told me to be calm. stephanie says she and her friends were under the bleachers for about 20 minutes then made a run for it they wandered onto the strip, and that's when complete strangers lent a hand. 1:16. there were some people in apartments, and the let us in, i am thankful for all that. terisa estacio kron 4 news. ( mark ) the vegas golden knights are helping the community following sunday's mass shooting. the hockey team is partnering with the n-h-l and a charitable trust to donate 300-thousand dollars to the victims and first responders. some golden knights players visited police headquarters to thank first responders. the also plan to visit families of victims

and blood banks in the coming days. the n-h-l will honor the victims of the shooting during its home games this week. ( mark ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... mass shootings in the u-s. we'll hear from a local professor on áwhy these attacks happen... and why we're seeing more victims.( darya ) plus... if you're a yahoo user -- you've been hacked. what the company says you need to do now.( mark ) and... visiting hurricane victims in puerto rico. what president trump is saying about recovery efforts on the island. . major hot spot on eb 580 at eden canyon big rf fire and in walnut creek on sb 680 due to road work, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4

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( darya ) right now.. president trump is on his way to las vegas... one day after visiting hurricane-ravaged puerto rico to see the devastation first hand. the president and first lady met with some of the people who lost their homes... and talked with first responders. the mayor of san juan was there... last weekend she had a fiery exchange with the president over the relief effort. people who live on the island are hoping the president's visit will mean more aid is on the way. the president had an optimistic view of the

recovery effort. ( darya ) the president praised puerto rico for its efforts following the hurricane saying the death toll could have been far worse. so far hurricane maria is being blamed for at least 34 deaths. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... 3-ábillion people affected. yahoo reveals its data breach was much worse than we first thought. what the company is telling users to do right now. (james) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break.

(mark)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... kron 4 viewer maria sanchez sent us this video. major hot spot on eb 580 at eden canyon big rf fire and in walnut creek on sb 680 due to road work, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4....bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but

still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. ( mark ) the las vegas shooting leaves us with lingering questions like -- why did the gunman do this?

and why do mass (james)it's another chilly start to the day with 40s inland and 50s by the bay. the skies are clear and the harvest moon is nearly full. temperatures this afternoon will rise a couple of degrees over yesterday's numbers, but still run fairly similar. expect inland highs to be in the low 80s; bayside temperatures will warm to the mid 70s; coastal communities will peak in the upper 60s. winds will be calmer today. the red flag warning has been canceled. looking at the rest of the week, inland highs are still expected to warm to the upper 80s by sunrise in san francisco is at 7:08 am. sunset is at 6:48 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

( mark ) the las vegas shooting leaves us with lingering questions like -- why did the gunman do this? and why do mass shootings keep happening?( darya ) kron 4's gabe slate spoke to a professor of sociology to shed some light on these questions. sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. there is no one who are these people right there there are unfortunately many types of people who could be motivated to commit a mass tragedy variety of different reasons kimberly richman is a professor of sociology at the university of san francisco

and she has a ph.d. in criminology, law and society. she has been studying mass shootings and the people behind them for years. sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. people who don't mind giving up their own lives which is often what happens with mass shootings don't feel connected to anyone they don't feel any they can't possibly feel a sense of meaning in their life many sociologists that started theorizing about that disconnecting this at the merritt modern american society and the fact that we are more isolated than ever before because of the way americans do work now they telecommute all kinds of things that have led to a fragmentation and society were just people don't really see together and maybe they feel more alienated from one another people who have strong connections to other people and groups and communities are in general less likely to do something like thiswe are still waiting to learn more about the shooter stephan paddock but kimberly says it's looking like he might fit this disconected profile. sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. as an entrepreneur investor a gambler these are all very solitary activities in many cases and so even though he was not hold up in a

mountain cabin somewhere he seemed to fit the image who's not regularly in the habit about thinking about the effects on other people or doesn't feel connected to the people who live around him when you feel connected to people it's a lot harder to take their livesit may seem like there have been more mass voilent incidents the last 5-10 years but kimberly says there has always been voilent or mentaly ill people doing these actions the weapons are different now.. they allow for a higher fatality rate therefore these incidents get more attention sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. there will always be crazy unstable violent people in the world but the degree to which they can do enormous damage such as tragedies and tragedies like this one has changed because what they have available to them i would say take them away the instruments that make it happen and it won't happen again it's really hard to kill 59 people with a stun gun then and i won't happen again it's really hard to kill 59 people with a stun gunin san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. ( darya ) we're learning more about a deadly police shooting in

san francisco. the shooting happened last month in the nob hill neighborhood. police say damian murray fred at least three shots before officers returned fire. police say murray was holding his girlfriend and two children hostage. murray was taken to the hospital after the shooting where he died. ( darya ) another u-c berkeley student has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against a former university therapist. the lawsuit was filed against eric samuels. samuels was a fellow at the university's counseling center. the student says he videotaped several of their sessions. she claims he asked her inappropriate questions and looked at her in ways that made her uncomfortable. samuels was suspended for one day. he no longer works at the university. ( mark ) in contra costa county... two people have test positive for west nile virus. this is in addition to five dead birds, a chicken and mosquitos testing positive. one of the people

infected is from the eastern part of the county. the other is from central contra costa county. the animals that tested positive were from pleasant hill, martinez and walnut creek. the contra costa mosquito and vector control district is urging people to drain standing water where mosquitos often breed. ( mark ) the largest data breach in history has grown... 3 billion people are now affected. yahoo tripled the number... saying the breach affected áall of its users not just the one billion it announced late last year. the breach actually happened back in 2013. yahoo says the stolen customer information does not include passwords... payment card data or bank account information. they are recommending that everyone change their passwords right away. ( mark ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... he was on stage when a gunman opened fire on las vegas concert-goers. now.. jason aldean is spending some time áaway from the spotlight. the emotional message he has for fans after canceling three shows.( darya ) plus... as

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down the las vegas strip are sharing the same message this morning -- 'we've been there for you during the good times. thank you for being there for us now. hashtag - vegas strong.' the casinos synced up their signage... to show their appreciation for the support coming in from around the world after sunday night's mass shooting. ( darya ) country star jason aldean is cancelling three upcoming tour dates... out of respect for the las vegas victims and to take time to mourn.( mark ) aldean was onstage sunday night when a gunman shot at the "route 91 harvest festival." in a statement... aldean said this weekend's shows in los angeles, san diego and anaheim

are cancelled. he'll resume his tour on next week in tulsa, oklahoma. aldean wrote -- "it has been an emotional time for everyone involved this week, so we plan to take some time to mourn the ones we have lost and be close with our family and friends." (darya) ahead at seven on the kron 4 morning news... we have new information about the guns used in the las vegas shooting massacre. and now the gunman's girlfriend is being questioned by the f-b-i. plus... fleet week is here. how some sick children in san francisco are getting their own personal dose of all the fun. and ahead in gary's world... yankees win the a-l wild card.. so why is their manager complaining about the one and done playoff? and see why stef and lebron may soon be on the same team. some sports stars go to disney.. this one got kicked out.

( mark ) this morning on the kron four morning news. we are getting our first look at new officer body camera video... showing the dramatic moments officers rushed in to help during the las vegas shooting. the investigation is in high gear right now while the city prepares to host the president of the united states.

(darya) and this morning people all over the country are mourning the 58 lives that were lost. including right here in the bay area. you can see video from just some of the vigils that were held to honor victims with bay area ties... and across california. many survivors of the shooting were also from the bay area. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (mark) and i'm mark danon. we will have much more on the las vegas shooting in just a few moments. but first lets get a check of weather and traffic with robin and james. major hot spot on eb 580 at eden canyon big rf fire and in walnut creek on sb 680 due to road work, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4