first at 4:00, another mass shooting in americ 12 people killed during a college country night at a california bar. >> a tragedy we've had to report too often just this year. we've had mass shootings at a pittsburgh synagogue, a school in santa fe, texa and a high school in parkland, florida. and those are just the high profile ses. >> ranging from students a police sergeant weeksway from retirement. we're learning that wnother vict the niece of former tv star tamera housley. >> a gruesome scene. located in one of the safest citiesho in america,and oa oaks, california. ae suspect is ian long, former marine vet, served in afghanistan, armed with smoke guns and handguns.

he opened fire and killed 12 people. one of those, a 29-year veteran of the ventura cnty police department. police lined the streets in a s procession thiternoon. helus was one of th first officers in the club. he was hit by multiple bullets, we're tohe. died later at the hospital. there were my survivors. >> i remember back in middle school, elemeary school, we do the drills. never would i thought i would have to put it into action. >> but for where that gun was aimed, it could have been you. >> yeah. i am very, very lucky to be here. very lucky to be alive. >> as you said earlier, one of the victims was 18-year-old alaina housley. the niece of tamera mowery

housley who i starred sister, sister. 22-year-old cody coffman was also a victim. back to you. >> all right. thank you. is yet another remind per a mass shooting can happen , anywheny time, in safe neighborhoods and rural neighborhoods. several soft targets have becoms shooting sc there was the shooting in a kroger grocery store in kentucky. days later, 11 people were killed in a synagogue and then in a yoga studio and then today, 12 people killed at a bar in california. here to talk more about soft targets and the suspect in this latest mass shooting is the former htage negotiator, clint van zandt. glad you can join us. let's start with the idea of th soft target. has law enforcement across the

country gotten any better a responding to or protecting places we go to everyy? >> well, i think some obvious targets, perhaps. butealize this city where this shooting took placen california. it was rated the third safest city to live in in the united states. so you know, law enforcement is challenged looking at something like that. and the first responders were there a minute or two after the call came in and the others followed rwafteards. the shooting starts to take place. it looks like he fired more than 30 names on two minutes. >> let's talk more with t gunman, a navy vet, suffering from ptsd. what do we know in his motive?

>> well, that's one of the things we're trying to do. to get inside the head of this dead man and try to figur why did he do it? what was the trigger? but you suggested, he might be a victim of ptsd. supposedly he was in combatn afghanistan. that was about a half dozen years ago. nonetheless it was there. we lose on average, 20 veter a day. 20 military veterans, either currently in the military or who had beenarn the milit to suicide on a dailyis bas here in the united states. ptsd in many cases, pression, is at the root of this. t we have look at some dy, thisindividual. and please know, i'm not trying to give him any reason to commit a shooting.it was a terrible thing to takeac e. but his mother even suggested she was afraid of him. he had trashed this house, barricade inside, fired shot.

they wanted to see if he had anl ment problems and they said nothing he would hurt himself or any others. r, he commits mass murder. we have to come up with a way. >> thank you. there is still so much we don't know about the shooting. we'll continue to update u. a special edition at 7:00. >> we have this jusoming in. a federal appeals court ruling anonymously. they cannot end the so-called dreamers act. th circuit court makes it clear. we know the supreme court has asked thes justi add to it their dockets. the deferred arrivals was started in 2012 by president

obama. nowo the russia investigation and questions the man who is now in charge of it. he is acting attorney general matthew whitaker and he took charge yesterday after jeff sessions was forced to resign. but whitaker is already on ricord as a fierce cion.c titheref have been many who aly ca ted for h recuse himself. how is whitaker responding? >> he is certainly giving no indication that he intends to do so. the white house is backing him up on this saying there is no need to recuse himself. whitaker ismiro t p democrats say that will not happen, pointing to some comme he has made in the past. he has been a vocal critic of robert mueller's investation. now matthew whitaker is in charge of overseeing it. appointed acting alorney genera after jeff sessions resignedt the president's

request. >> i am sappointed. >> reporter: sessions fell out of favor with donald trump after recusing himse t from russia investigation. >> it is an quince against this man was picked. >> reporter: he was the chief of staff. before that he was a conservative commentator on cable news where he suggested this strategy. he just reduces the budget that it is so low that the investigation grinds to a halt. now call from both parties. >> demanding recusal. >> you're asking me if he should recu recuse. i'm asking why. >> now i the preside promising a new appointment at a later date. and as you can imagine, there

are some names being floated out there. co sources tell nbc news that governoris christie is among those being considered. keep in mind no matter who the president chooses, his pick will likely have an easier road to confirmation now republicans have increased the senate majority. >> good point. thanyo a priest accused of aabusing a teenage girl in church appeared before a judge thi afternoon. >> father vasquez is charged with abusing minor. there may be other possible victims out there. >> meagan fitzgerald has the story from d.c.upior court. >> reporter: we're learning new disturbing details about what investigator say happened inside the rectory of the shrine of the sacred heart in 2015. the first victim was 13 years old. she said father vazquez put his hand down her shirt and touched

her breast. court documents say he translated the account oft w happened from spanish into english in a letter but it was never seen untilast week. >> it hurts. >> during the investigation police learn of two other incidents which reportedly happen in 2015. one said the father kissed her on the lips in the dining room. the girl's mother talked about this and saw the entire thing. he said he didn't know what came over him. then a -year-old said he rubbed her leg during confession. but ite took man three years for action to be taken against a man many parishioners say they trusted. >> take a look at this statement released by the arch diocese of washgton. itays immediately upon

learning of the algation, the archdiocese needily removed him from ministry and suspended his priestly activities. the father has been transfrd back to pennsylvan. >> back to you. thank you. a candlelight vigil for the unarmed man killed by park police nearly a year ago. it will take place at the site of the shooting. congressman don byar is expected to hand. ghaisar was stopped by police. this comfortable fall day is coming to a close.

let's look ahead to tomorrow. it will be a stormy start to the weekend. >> and the temperatures are abouto take a plunge. let's go t doug kammerer in the storm center with what we need to know. tomorrow is the fourth friday in a row with rain. the third in a row with bstantial rain across the area. out there now, a pretty nice afternoon. a live shot now. chopper 4 over some of the foliage around the area. some pretty nice looking foliage. amelia draper will be live to talk little more about what w can expect foliagewise as we make our way in. temperaturewise, we did hit 60. 52, much cooler. just to our nor and west, pittsburgh, only 44 degrees. not much now. look what's gonng

here's a big storm. look at kansas city.ig snow now. this whole storm moves our way during friday and then behind it, a lot colder saturday. then it gets even colder next week. the first real shot. arctic air to the middle of next week. the ten-day forecast in about six minutes. >> all rit. another big change coming. and big changes are being mare to protect child on their way to the bus stop. >> what you will start seeing aroundontgomery county with the recent crashes. >> stay with us. plus, mandatory evacuation we're keeping an eye on this rang>

get ready for rain, folks. not tonight but it is good to impact your weekend. stay tuned for storms tomorrow and the colors across our region. and the fall foliage reporp coming in three minutes. > i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. police have just released surveillance video of the suspect they say gunned down a 68-year-old gas station clerk. this video just came in a short

time ago and it shows the suspect walking around the valero gas station saturday morning. he shot and killed a man. he grabs the cash box here but somehow couldn't find his way out of the front door because it was locked. he shoots his way out and then gets waway. polit anyone with information to give them a call. today students across the country are having steam day. >> girl strong! >> these self-proclaimed are in high school and college. they're working on the light-up project using physics to empower girls to get involved in science

and technology. >> this is all about understanding h to use stem skills, phics, chemistry, coming together g for socialood and making an impact on a global level. >> and they're doing it. this girl up project has its owa initve with the u.n. foundation. >> it looks like a lot of fun. >> can we take itoutside? >> yeah. if you're going to be outside this weekend, you'll need something you haven't seen much of this year. a parka. the big thing tomorrow will be the rain. it won't rain all day so don't think it will be a comple washout. let's look outside. right now you can see some of the fall color around the area. looking real good in some spots. nice and mild. winds out of the north at nine

miles an hour. starting to see the clouds on the increase ahead of the storm syst. we did hit 61 but most everybody in the 50s. notice much cooler to the west. 50 degrees right now in winchester. and 54 toward huntingtown. nothing on the radar. we won'tny see rain tonight or any tomorrow morning. i think the morning rush will be fine. we'reto tracking the system. all of this not reaching the ground yet. some mid to upper clouds. a lot of moisture to the westd is is a storm that will move in overnight. you can see what's happening. we have the rain across the area and the snow coming in across the region, too. again, we'll have to o waitn that until tomorrow. get out today to take a look at at fall foliage. chopper 4, amelia, you have a good day to fly around in that sucker. >> reporter: it's beautiful. i am feeling reatoy luckyy.

i think this is the best day of work i've ever had out here checking o the fall foliage. we're in laurel, maryland. we're sing some really nice colors. but also a lot of dull color as well. we had so much rain. we're the sixth wettest year on record and such warm temperatures did impact our fall foliage. leavesoticing a lot of drop but you can see some pretty trees in there. somes, yell some oranges. as you were saying, heading into the week, we're talking about rain tomorrow. winds on saturday. and then cold temperatures on nd . so today is the day to check out the fall foliage. aot of it will come down over the weekend. for the most part across the area, w hre seeingh to peak color which is right on track for this time of year. that rain tomorrow and wind on saturday. a lot of the leaves will come down. we predicted 100% of raining leaves on saturday. so enjoy it up there.

i think iver the weight limit. tomorrow morning, i think tomorrow morning you're fine. watch what happens. we're still dry at 11:0 a.m. even through noon, we're good. here comes the rain. by 1:, 2:00, it is some fairly heavy rain and it will be a fairly cool day today, tomorrow as well. rather cool conditions, rain, look at 4:00. this is start of the evening rush. nasty on a friday. it looks like another oneow tomo starting to move out of the region by 7:00, 8:00, ifin you' gog to dinner, by the time you're done with dinner, the rain should be o of here. then we get into the cold weather. this is the feels like temperature. the winds saturday morning. 35 in the city. 28 in martinsburg. 32 in manassas.

still in the 20s back to the west. this is some really cold air. only in the. 4 even with sunshine, it will be a rather cold day. definitely on the cold side there. 4:00, 5:00, what you can expect weatherwise. how much snow we're expecting this season. we'll talk about that on monday. the rest forecast. i'll see you back here. >> it's too tall. my feet are too eybig. on't let me on. >> you'll have to at least get a hair cut. insurance, investing, saving for college. all major financialecisions that all families have to make. >> coming up, we're walking you through what you should and should not do as you make the big decisions. and what ceos of two mor

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acko our top story.k we l the pictures from nearby. >> a man armed with a smoke bomb and a gun. when it was all over, 12 people were dead. oijennifer us from the thousand oaks bar andgrill. >> reporter: we are watching for that news conference. we tave seen fbi officials arrive. the l.a. police department officials. we're waiti for more information coming out of that news conferen. the latest news is that investigators have been making the difficult notification the last few hours, sheriff'sof

cials delivering the worst possible news to families who have been up allll afternoon, day, waiting for news, hoping against hope tha theiroved ones got out alive. a gunman dressed in black opens fire young people just out for a night of fun and dancing at a country western 18 and over night for college students. >> we need a lot of ambulances. >> reporter: at least a doz people died including a sergeant. >> we just neede to getout. >> we just tried to take cover. >> witnesses describe the chaos as people ran forve >> we couldn't get out. they were on that side. our friends got the bar stools and wenthrough window so we could get out. >> the gunman warmed a glock handgun. he is identified as a marine corps veteran who killed himself after police and tactical units arrived. >> tre is no doubt they saved lives by going in and engaging

with the suspect. >> the pain and anguish felt by the famy members. >> son, i love you so much. >> also killed in the attack, sergnt ron helus. the 29-year-old sheriff's department veteran is heralded as aor hero rushing in and engaging the gunman just three minutes after the shots fired called. >> he had every intention of lives.in and saving he was just met immediately witf gue. it was a tragic loss for all of us. for the community. mourners lined the streets to honor the fallen sergeant who planned to retire next year as the tight knit community together in the wake of the country's latest mass shooting. >> reporter: we're told investigators say the shooter was the subject of a welfa check. an emotional health welfare

check in april. he wtl appar disturbing the peace and very irrational acting and irate manner. at the time, the mental health evaluation cleared him as notin an immediate danger to himself or others at that time. >> just another unbelievable ag y. thank you. there's new inf tmation abou seemingly random murder of a jogger. ndy martinez was jogging when a man attacked and killed her. what a detective told a judge mark?. >> reporter: some of the new information, he told the judge when they recovered the murder weapon, the knife on the walk, that they recovered dna from both the victim and the suspect. it was late september when wendy martinez lefter apartment to go for a run in her logan circlo

neighbor. as she approached the intersection of 11th and p street, she was attacked by a man who stabbed her to death. anthony crawford is the suspect seen in this surveillance deo. today, a d.c. played detective testified that 20 minutes before the stabbing, crawford was see on a video inside a nearby giant food store in the island where the exact same knife found at the murder scene is sold. he also testified, there is more video from the street the carryout where martinez ran for help that showed the suspect stabbing her in the back s as tried to get away. police found the knife and the suspwet's orangeer a few feet from where martinez was stabbed. omin the courtro today, his family and fiance listened to the testimony. the in that courtroom, family of anthony crawford. martinez was a georgetown grad who had just purchased her wedding dress days bore her

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about, 100 mile north of sacramento it startedaturday and doubled in size. crooks are swiping hand capped placards and selling them r ofit. a girl said this cruel crime is dramatically changing the lives of eve >> reporter: a pair of bad knees make have thes the simplest of things diffult. playingith her dog -- >> i never know when they're out.g so i have to park as close to my possible.n as >> reporter: to do that she uses a handicapped placard like this stolen. >> it was in the window. i come back. it's >> reporter: several in this small community alone have had theirth placards

shopping areas. suspects in this surveillance video is believed to be responsible for multiple deaths. he reaches into the car and then off.s the placard >> they're creating voc. >> we really did get hit hard in october. at least 20 reported to us. sadly there is black market for this. there ar people willing to pay 50, $1, and then they use them mostly to park in cities. >> she feels for her neighbors because she knows how it change someone's everyday life >> therere people who need them. to make a profit on someone's disability. that's horrendous.

>> police believe the cases near smallwood village are related. there's a $1,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest or an indictment. >> we've been telling but the construction that has been using traffic headaches. starting tomorrow, metro is shutting down and blue and yellow lines. that closure will last through monday. >> some riders are told to plan ahead. >> it will be difficult. people passing through, going to work, and there will be a challenge this weekend. we'll have people on hand to help people. >> ilike, that he said it will

be a challenge. ande changes start tomorrow they'll run through monday. >> that's quite a shot. that's that what we'll have tomorrow. some of the rain will be heaviest tomorrow. tomorrow, your friday is t a washout but it is another friday. third in a row that we can see another half an inch to an inch. andha thates things. a different vantage point to the city. all lit up. some n e fallcolor, too. 59 degreespp dg through the 50s around 11:00.ta we to cool fairly quickly and then we start to see the clouds qckly move in. 52 degrees. 55ight now in manassas, 53

toward huntingtown. it is a nice afternoon. it is a nice afternoon if you happen to go up in a chopper. chopper 4, for example. dramelia er. a little bit more. you probably have a beautiful vantage pointor a great sunset. >> reporter: it's beautiful. it is shang up to be a really nice sunset. we have the golden aglow. ta look from our chopper. you can see the color is okay. we don't have any postcards fro that but every once in a while, you can see the bright colors. the yellow and orange are l alws in tves as the green fades away. the red is produced as we see the day length getting shorter and the temperature cooling

down. today into the weekend is the time to check out t fal foliage. you can see, r it islly the golden quloeb of sunlight causing that. not so much the fall foliage. unfortunately, we have rain tomorrow, winds on saturday. cool temperatures on sunday. all the factors will work together to bring the leaves on the trees by monday, it will be a lot more like winter out there. >> and it is amazing in our area. once the leaves gone, guys. we don't see them for another six months. we get six months with leaves and six months without. the snow won't be too far off. now friday. 56 degrees for us.

aooittler to the north and west. you folks will be in the 40s. it could be close to 60. i'll show you that.he with breezy conditions, saturday will be a cold one. this is a big storm tuesday. maybe even s somew on the back side of is. really cold air. it will stay in the0s all day. wait until next week. transitioning out of the military can be difficult for some. wendy is here t>>o hello. a twist today and a story thatd

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>> they're mourning, they're sad. it's awful. hear a kreilled bkero when he ran in and gave his life so othersould escape. sergeant ron helas supposed to retire next year but he died trying to stop a gunman who walked into a bar and started shooting our country's latest m shooting. d>> police say he d a hero. >> the shooter was ian veteran, a marine veteran. >> the community in shock and grieving. investigators continuing their work inside thenightclub. the scene of our nation's greatest massacre. >> it was country western night. college students