candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> abc 7 news at noon. adrianna: a live picture of the national cathedral. at any moment, the bell will ring 59 times, in honor of the lives lost at the shooting in las vegas. but we start with the investigation into that shooting. overnight, authorities learned more about 64-year-old stephen paddock. friends and families across the country are mourning the loss of those

murdered and the injuries of those in the hospital. marci: news stories of heroism amidst the chaos. asangers saving lives sunday a gunman opened fire from a 32nd floor room at the mandalay hotel, into a crowd of 10,000 people at this country music festival. >> he took my belt and tied off my leg and kept me from bleeding out. i would have died. marci: 59 people did lose their lives -- among them, hannah, a mother of three. 23-year-old jordan, at the concert with his girlfriend. >> i said be honest with me. tell me is he ok. i said no, he has passed away. veteran chris. >> he came back, went to a concert, and died. evidence ine say the

motive, along with nearly two dozen guns, and a camera theibly set up to record horrific actions. 19 more firearms found in his home in mesquite, nevada, and material used to make explosives discovered in his car. not responding to whether he classifies this as an act of domestic terrorism, focusing instead on praising first responders. president trump: what happened in las vegas is in many ways a miracle. the police department has done such an incredible job. marci: the president plans to travel here tomorrow, hoping to bring a bit of comfort to some of the more than 500 people injured, and families coping with unimaginable grief. marci gonzalez, abc news, las vegas. adrianna: right now, a large crowd is gathered outside the national cathedral. the funeral bells there are ringing 59

the victims from the shooting in las vegas. ryan hughes is live with more on how they are being remembered. adrianna, the national cathedral is joining churches and religious leaders from across the country, gathering in grief and urgency after the violence in las vegas. let's pan up. those bills are tolling as we speak here at the national cathedral. it is a very somber feeling out here. so many people asking and wondering, how can this happen again? women represent many faiths coming together for a moment of prayer. -- a topal bell across of the cathedral tolling 60 times this noon, marking each life and so lost, including the gunman, stephen paddock, who unleashed gunfire on the crowd sunday night, now the deadliest mass shooting in our country's modern history. is alsoage out here urgi

to end gun violence. the bishop says thoughts and prayers are powerful, but not enough. prayers without action mean nothing, and we feel it is entirely reasonable for us to call upon our elected officials to pass legislation that takes these kind of violent weapons intended for war out of the hands of civilians. ryan: back live, another quick listen as those bells toll atop the national cathedral, 60 times for all of the people killed, including the gunman. a lot of talk after the mass shooting is about security, especially here in washington, d.c. there is a concert tonight at the capitol one arena. for more on that, here is john gonzalez. john: after an attack like what we had in las vegas this week, concert venue safety is always a big concern. there is a concert to night here

it is pitbull and in ricci and enrique -- and iglesias. unclear if concert venues here will be doing anything different this week. after the area on a ground a concert attack -- after the ariana grande concert attack earlier this year, rison center said emergency response is always in place, including metal detectors. this november will be two years since a gunman open fire at a concert in paris. at uptake in violence coming a time when arenas and stadiums have already beefed up security since 9/11. now outdoor venues like the one on the strip posing yet a new challenge. >> the venue had the ability to make sure the guests are not armed and people are safe inside. this is a different dynamic. there is nothing the venue could have done to

getting a hotel room with an overlook like that. this is the worst possible scenario. john: there are things we can do to keep ourselves safe. if you are coming to the concert tonight, when you get to your seat, always know where the exits are, where the security is, where a scherzer, and stay alert. you not have your head buried in the phone. and make sure you, your family, and your friends have a plan. at capital one arena, john gonzalez. and son fromather montgomery county were in the crowd of 22,000 when the gunshots rang out. gary and his 27-year-old son ont to the route 91 festival a father/son tripp. they were among the thousands trapped on the festival ground when it turned into a kill zone. jerry: no matter how emotional i wanted to get, when you are with your kid, you want to stay strong, stay calm. adrianna: on the last day, the thedecided to upgrade to vip section. that move may have saved the

get to safety much quicker. more ties to our area after the shooting. arundle high school posted -- anne arundel posted that a graduate was shot and is in a,. she lost an eye. of the soccerer team and graduated in 2008. another victim from martinsburg, west virginia. she and her husband were in vegas enjoying the concert when gunfire directed. , his wife diedny in his arms. they have been married 32 years and have two children. abc 7 continues to follow every development around the clock. we will have the latest for you always at wjla.com. you can sign up for breaking news alerts for your phone. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] adrianna: right now, a live picture in puerto rico. president trump landed to assess

you can see they are in a meeting. he is getting briefed by officials. the island is still desperate for help. we have details on the president's visit. reporter: president trump in puerto rico after making a statement at the white house this morning. president trump: on a local level, they have to give us more help. elizabeth: criticism seemingly directed at puerto rican leaders, and the president still challenging critics who called the scheduled recovery efforts to slow. president trump: fema have done an incredible job in puerto rico. we need the truck drivers to start driving trucks. the white house maintaining 13,000 troops and civilians on the ground, handing out one billion meals and 2 million liters of water. the fema director on site yesterday, telling reporters he did not see anyone in a life-threatening situation. that followed a series of tweets over the weekend sliming local officials

mayor of san juan. they want everything to be done for them when it should be a community effort, one red. the mayor fired back, stressing lives are at risk. >> we have no food. we have no water. elizabeth: nearly two weeks after the hurricane battled -- better the island, more than 88% are still without phone service. still, the president says progress is being made on all fronts. president trump: i think she has come back a long way and it is now a knowledge to what a great job we have done. elizabeth: president trump will not be traveling to the u.s. virgin islands during his trip today, that the governor of that territory will head to puerto rico to meet with the president this afternoon. elizabeth hur, abc news, washington. adrianna: now to the local weather, crisp and cool. conditions are feeling a little bit more like spring then fall. meteorologist brian van de graaff is

the forecast. brian: we have definitely seen the temperatures coming up. it is pretty nice out there. look at the big board here. a picture from the capital out there. one thing i notice is, the flag is still at half staff as a remembrance of those who lost their lives in las vegas. we are checking in at 71 degrees. the average for this time of year is 73. i do think we will exceed that. a few scattered clouds out there today. not much happening. a pretty calm pattern as far as conditions. lacrosse, soccer, baseball -- whatever you have going on, by 5:00 p.m., 73. once the sun sets, temperatures will swivel back to the 60's. not quite as cool this evening. tomorrow, a little bit warmer. we will be in the 80's by the end of the week. coming up, much-needed rain may arrive in time for the last ha

this after a man grabs a young girl as she was heading home from the bus stop. i am suzanne kennedy. the details are coming up. >> we have a major problem with gun violence in this country, and i guess they don't care. that, dorong on something about it, because i am sick of it. adrianna: jimmy kimmel calls on theress, lashing out after massacre in las vegas. what he says president trump should do about guns to really make america great again. first, here is a check on traffic with eric smith. eric: good afternoon. we will start off with a bit of trouble on my 270 southbound, up at old country loan in the heinz town area. you can see the southbound traffic barely moving. near is a work zone clarksburg in the right lane.

from 80, expect southbound delays. here is a look at maryland. the outer loop will slow down, getting onto the american legion bridge. looks like an accident on the bridge. be aware of that below river road. expect a lot more volume. also taking a look at 66 eastbound, near route 123. the eastbound ride, just had the left lane shut down. they cleared it a few moments ago, so that is good news. you can see it heading toward the beltway, the westbound side. so far, so good. we take a look at a bit of trouble on 95 in virginia, near quantico. this is southbound, near russell road, at the quantico exit. a minor incident. but we do have a slowdown from both directions, with the left lane blocked in this stretch near quantico and triangle, near mile 149.

shape on 95.

adrianna: the shooting in las vegas has put pressure back on congress to pass stricter gun laws. democrats are demanding stricter gun laws, but the republican majority has made it clear that cracking down on gun rights is not on the agenda. in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, republicans offered their thoughts and prayers for the victims, something massachusetts senator elizabeth warren says is not good enough. some democrats in congress went as far as to blame their colleagues' inaction for the shooting.

especially close to home for late-night comedian jimmy kimmel. the host talked about it in his opening monologue last night. jimmy: here we are again, in the aftermath of another terrible, inexplicable, shocking, and painful tragedy, this time in las vegas, which happens to be my hometown. the guy was an accountant. --had no chemical record clinical record. his brother seems genuinely dumbfounded, so no sign of any of this. the owner of a store that sold the killer some of the rifles said he passed the government-mandated background check when he was in the store. he was not on any watchlist. search of religious extremists -- he came out of nowhere. because they were not any of the usual signs, you know -- i have been reading comments from people saying, this is terrible, but there is nothing we can do about it. but i

intensely, because of course there is something we can do about it. there are a lot of things we can do about it. but we don't, which is interesting, because when someone with a beard attacks us, we invoke travel bans, build walls, tap phones, rick every precaution. but when an american buys a gun and kills other americans, there is nothing we can do about that. that second amendment, i guess our forefathers wanted us to have a key 47th -- to have ak-47 's is the argument, i guess. adrianna: a warning to presidents -- to parents in prince george's county after a young girl was sexually assaulted on a school bus every and a very disturbing story. suzanne: this is the community where the incident happened -- specifically here at the intersection with devon hills drive. police say the victim was walking home from the bus

2:30 thursday afternoon when a man allegedly grabbed her and pulled her between cars, then inappropriately touched her. the girl was able to break free and get away. parents are waiting at the bus stop for children this morning, saying they are concerned they are learning for days after the attack of the child predator. >> really scary. you cannot let your kids walk around by their selves. there is a lot of bad people out there. like i hope whoever it is, they catch him, and all the parents out there, make sure you walk your child to the stop and pick your child up. that is important. suzanne: police say they are looking for a hispanic male, five foot eight inches tall. 200 50 pounds,d has black hair and a mustache. at the time, he was wearing a green shirt and black boots. if you know anything about the crime, call prince george's county police. suzanne kennedy, abc 7. adrianna: the redskins were close to pulling out a victory on the road against the kansas city

they came out hot but had a meltdown in crunch time. with just over a minute left in the game, the skins were down by three. josh docs and dropped a pass in the end zone. that would have given them the lead. instead, they set up for a field goal. the chiefs would march back down and take a field goal of their own. the icing on the cake -- a recovery for a touchdown in the final seconds. the skins lose this one 29-20. after theoptimism game. >> i like our team. i think we are better than people thought we would be. 12 weeks to to have prove me right or prove me wrong. adrianna: the skins go into a , witheeded by week players banged up. a quarterback is expected to miss a few weeks because of a broken rib. he will be back in action in two weeks against the 49ers. i will say, when i went to bed last night, they were up.

morning, and was like, nothing happening. brian: a little frustrating. let's check on the weather. out there, you will notice as we look at the conditions across the area -- the next couple of days are going to feature temperatures on the up and up. the 70's today and near 84 tomorrow. later in the week, we are talking numbers into the middle 80's by thursday, friday, and saturday. that is going to be a good 10 to shouldees above what we be for this time of year. we are seeing a bit of this warming trend. each passing day, the mornings will not be as cool and the afternoons will be warmer. you will notice that. i love this camera in cedar grove elementary. a little action out there. 67 degrees with just a few passing clouds out there. we are talking about fall foliage. we did get an update yesterday af

here. you will notice orange on the higher ridge lines the shenandoah national park. you are seeing more moderate color come in. head into western maryland and west virginia, you will see an update every couple of days. that color will be trickling closer and closer. if you are running out to lunch today, running some errands, partly sunny skies, near 70 at noon time. 74 around 2:00. we continue to see those numbers coming up. last night, a little patchy fog. temperatures will slip into the mid and upper 50's. each day, we have a couple of degrees we add into the mix. there is a cold front you can see here, coming to cleveland and the west of indianapolis. as it approaches by thursday, it looks like it washes out. stick it with the dry pattern. temperatures are really climbing. 84 by friday.

showing you a nice warming trend. looking solid for the nationals as the nl playoffs kick off friday and saturday. most temperatures will be in the middle and lower 80's. we are watching the next round of moisture. come monday,ill tuesday. i am going to add extra clouds on sunday. monday is a holiday for the federal government. it will be warm. much-needed showers. adrianna: from 76 today, 69 next thursday. brian: 10 days in between for all kind of stuff. adrianna: exactly. coming up, a look back at the life and legendary career of tom petty.

tom petty: ♪ she was an american girl ♪ adrianna: after a decade-long career, musician tom petty died. he was rest of the hospital sunday night after being found unconscious at his home. he topped the charts for more than 40 years with hit after hit, selling more than 80 million albums during his lifetime. the rock superstar entertained until the end, wrapping up a 50 day tour with his band the heartbreakers just a few weeks ago. petty was 66 years old. the time is 12:25. we will be back after the break with the forec

adrianna: we are in the middle of our fall teens. brian: the pollen levels are down. the levels around here the last couple of days. feeling great. we are noticing the sun is setting earlier and earlier each day. 80's through the end of the week. aroundfind some rain here. we will talk about that the next half hour. adrianna:

>> you are watching abc 7 news at noon. adrianna

grieving beginning for many families who lost loved ones in the mass shooting in las vegas. in all, 59 are dead. more than 500 were injured. investigators are digging into what have -- what could have sparked the gunman to have. out the massacre. karen is in vegas with the latest on this. arrived here in vegas from d.c. last night. typically, there is the buzzy, busy feeling you get when you arrive at the airport. there was none of that. this feels like a day after -- somber and sedate on the vegas strip. hospitals are treating victims. friends and family want answers. police are still seeking a motive. here are just some of the 59 people who lost their lives in the las vegas mass shooting. there is still no motive, but here is what we do know. when officers found the shooter's hotel room, he started firing through the

the swat team to break in. when they entered, he was dead. president trump called the shooter a sick, demented man, but did not say if the attack should be considered domestic terrorism. president trump: we have a tragedy. what happened in las vegas is in many ways a miracle. the police department has done such an incredible job, and we will be talking about gun laws. the president and first lady are visiting puerto rico today, but will visit las vegas when they return. we are hearing stories of total strangers helping each other during the shooting. >> a gentleman -- i do not know his name and can barely remember what he looked like -- he covered me. he covered my face. he said, i have got you. it is truly incredible. a stranger jumping over me to protect me. karin: at one point, they took off their shoes. sadly, one man

was killed. law enforcement officials familiar with the response to this attack -- one describes this as a game changer. he said this shooter found a new traditionalound security procedures. the source also saying that police departments across the country are giving a fresh look to the way they look at large-scale events, particularly with holiday gatherings coming up. karin: thank you so much. so many incredible people risk their lives to save those around them -- not just people they knew, but complete strangers. of thoseown with one heroes, a bartender who did everything she could to help. tom: as country superstar jason arean played on stage, tender heather goose was serving cold beer in a fan vip session, when suddenly, gunfire. then, chaos. heat

shouting. toward herds crowded bar, seeking shelter. heather: this was legitimate terror. tom: for a second, she froze in fear. heather: there is a moment, and then you are like, go. tom: a second wave of people came, covered in blood. these were people directly hit by bullets. heather: yes. tom: she sees the wounded being taken out on makeshift gurneys. she carries a man out on this catering platter, shot in the stomach. heather: i put my hand on the arm of the guy. we brought him to the sidewalk and laid him down. tom: she reached down to grab his hand when she realized it was too late. heather: he squeezed and then stopped. [silence] heather: you don't have to be a doctor to know. tom: thama

a 23-year-old at the concert with his girlfriend. she somehow escaped, and had no idea what happened to her boyfriend, until she gets in touch with heather, who had his phone. said, be honest with me. tell me. is he ok? i said, no, honey. he has passed away. the next several hours, the complete stranger would be into communication with jordan's family, from his mother to his grandparents. heather: i promised his girlfriend that i would not leave him, that i would make sure she knew where he was going to go, what was going to happen, that they knew who he was. home: there was one more reason she stayed with jordan. looking down at the man who had just died in her arms, she realized that could have been her. heather: i kept thinking about if this was me. people stay with me? would they make sure that i was ok? that they

tried to contact my family? i could not go. adrianna: the shooting in vegas doublempted many to think going to venues where large crowds could be. enrique a pitbull and iglesias concert at the capital one arena tonight. john gonzalez has more on plans to keep soft targets safe. john: concert venue safety is always a big concern. there is a concert tonight, pitbull and enrigue iglesias. and saturday, they will be hosting a country music festival. still unclear if local venues in d.c. and virginia will be doing anything different this week. concerte attack at the in manchester, england earlier said,ear, verizon center sam safety is our top priority, and preventative measures are always in place, including middle detectors.

become more and more popular through the years. this november will be two years since a gunman opened fire at a concert in paris. the uptick in violence coming at a time when arenas and stadiums have already beefed up security since 9/11. now, outdoor venues like the one on the strip in las vegas posing yet a new challenge. venue has the ability to make sure the guests are not armed, people are safe inside. this is a different dynamic. there is nothing the venue could have done to stop someone from getting a hotel room with an overlook. this is the worst possible scenario. john: there are always things we can do to keep ourselves safe. the concert tonight, when you get to your seats, know where the exits are, the security, your are shares, and stay alert. and stay alert. before you get to the arena, make sure you and your family have a plan. john gonzalez, abc seven.

night, students at howard university joins together and saying to honor the victims of the shooting in las vegas. they paused for a moment of silence. some of those students are from the vegas area. another vigil is scheduled for thursday at freedom plaza. at the top of the hour, the national cathedral rang its bell 59 times in honor of the victims of the shooting in las vegas. the wayses is there on our area is mourning the losses of so many. ryan: the national cathedral is joining churches and religious leaders across the country, gathering and grief and urgency after the violence in las vegas. behind me, you can hear the bells tolling atop the national cathedral 60 times, representing each life that was lost. it is a very somber feeling out here. so many people asking and wondering, how can this happen again? these men and women represent many faiths, coming together for a moment of prayer. the funera

cathedral will toll 60 times. each soul -- each person that lost a life -- including gunman stephen paddock, who unleashed a thery of gunfire in festival sunday night -- now the deadliest mass shooting in the country's modern history. the message here today is also urging a national conversation to and gun violence. the bishop says thoughts and prayers are powerful, but not enough. bishop: prayers, without action, mean nothing. we feel it is entirely reasonable for us to call upon our elected officials to pass legislation that takes these kind of violent weapons, intended for war, out of the hands of civilians. crowdeveryone in this taking a moment to honor the lives that were lost, that also calling for commonsense legislation. in northwest, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. abc 7 is following

vegas around the clock. we will always have the latest at wjla.com. you can sign up for breaking news alerts right to your phone at wjla.com/text. president trump is starting to assess the damage in maria-ravaged puerto rico. the president faced criticism for his response. he will address people directly. it is estimated that only 5% of the island has electricity. and than 13,000 troops civilians are working together to hand out one million meals and 2 million gallons of water. the mayor of san juan still says there is more that is needed. here in oureather area. a very cool start, like yesterday, but temperatures have already climbed. brian van de graaff is here with a check of the forecast. brian: it was a cool start this morning. through the afternoon, warming nicely. luray checking in

at 74. fredericksburg, 71. hagerstown and 69. 71 in the city. upper 60's for pax river and annapolis. add onto the will afternoon. for lunchtime errands, running around, getting a little exercise, temperatures could be much better. the average for this time of year, about 73. we will have comfortable, light breezes. again, that humidity remaining low. the last couple of days have been crisp. tomorrow and thursday will be mid to upper 50's. i friday and the weekend, overnight lows back in the 60's. we are warmer at night and during the afternoon. that is the pattern emerging. the next changes a surge of milder air that starts to get here tomorrow, tomorrow near 80. we start to feel it thursday and friday, back into the middle 80's, 10 or 12 degrees above average. maybe a touch of humidity. temperaturesil

for the next 10 days. a chance for rain, coming up in just a bit. adrianna: coming up, mistakes down the stretch doomed the redskins on monday night.

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will release results soon. an announcement to increase transparency in advertising comes as facebook provides congress with ads linked to a russian agency. there is a plan to hire more than 1000 people to staff global ad review teams. victory literally slipped right out of the hands of the redskins last night on the road against the kansas city chiefs. finds josh doctson in the end zone. he reaches of to make a grab and then block -- drops the ball. red sox would have to settle for a game-tying field goal. kansas city would get the ball back and march down the field to make a field goal. they tack on another touchdown in the final seconds with a fumble and recovery. the skins lose this one. many, many mistakes. >> we had a lot of defensive problems. we had offsides.

receiver on the other side of the field. we had horse collar. we had a very good football team. can i get more opportunities. adrianna: the skins go into a much-needed bye week. josh norman is expected to miss a few weeks with a broken rib. they will be back in action in two weeks. now to baseball and a big? as the nats head for the playoffs this friday. nats fans playing wait and see as ace pitcher max scherzer's status is still unclear after a hamstring injury. we are not sure where he will land in the rotation as the nats take on the cubs here at home on friday. everything leading up to friday's game -- we are looking at the keys to the playoffs. a radio broadcaster for 12 seasons now says the good news

already there. >> i think they will go into the postseason with the best bullpen they have had. --h the additions of kinzer kinsler and others at the trade deadline, they have the edge. game one against chicago is this friday at 7:31. game two on saturday. games three and four are in chi-town. a game five would come back to nats park. to hockey now. the start of the season is just two days away. the capitals face the senators for their season opener in ottawa. annualm is holding an media luncheon. we have a lot. brian: we have football, hockey, baseball. keep going all little further. adrianna:

mid-70's today, a few degrees above average. then mid up to 80, and 80's for thursday and friday. a bit of a false snap. it is 73 degrees. look at the camera over the chesapeake bay bridge, looking off to the- looking west is what i want to say. this looks over toward the bridge. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's. 71 in fredericksburg. started with a couple of 30's to the far west this morning. we are warming nicely. the afternoon perfect for anything you have got going on. a little bit of yard work. mulch a possibility. a gorgeous afternoon. good for afterschool sports for the kids today.

practice. we should be good to go. later tonight, if you want to at 6:47,of doors -- sunset. once the sun drops, temperatures start to rebound into the 60's and 50's. it will be a cool night ahead, with 50 and a few 40's. tomorrow, a cool morning. a cold front coming through. a thursday time -- i think it will be a few scattered clouds. it looks like most of the moisture dries out. we really could use some rain around here. this pushes through. your forecast for tomorrow, mostly sunny, near 80 degrees. looking good until the end of the week. the nationals playoff game kicks off at 7:30. heading home, definitely milder. your columbus day weekend as

beautiful and warm temperatures start on saturday. we do have cloud cover that comes into the mix. a few showers to the east. i think they shift east of town until columbus day proper. keep an eye on that.

adrianna: the race is on

those hurt in the las vegas attacks, and nevada has just one level one trauma center. that facility and other hospitals in the area are desperately trying to help hundreds of victims. linsey davis is at the university now with more. linzie: a look inside the race to treat the injured. las vegas area hospitals working around the clock to help the hundreds of wounded. medical personnel saying it looks like nothing they haven't ever seen before -- they have ever seen before. >> we have had a number of mass casualty incidents come through this trauma center, but nothing of this magnitude. medical,at sunrise they admitted 180 patients. >> it was an impressive meeting. linsey: some awaiting injury -- awaiting help. her leg fractured, a bullet still inside. >> it felt like it was disconnected. i could no

freshmen is grateful for the stranger who helped pull her to safety. >> i wish i could thank him. linsey: hospitals train for mass casualty events. does this compare to any training? >> power latest training ironically was with an e.r. position on duty at our regional hospital the night of the polls nightclub attack. -- the pulse nightclub attack. linsey: that physician who was on duty in orlando was able to talk to this medical staff about what worked and what they could have done better. the pulse nightclub shooting was the deadliest in u.s. history until now. a gorgeousext up,

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