. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. we know the name of the missing officer and identity of the man accused. >> chris nguyen is live where the police chief just finished speaking with a clear message. >> the family is stressing that the police chief is stressing that the family is asking for all the positive prayers. family members, closest friends and some colleagues. and people who have william scott shared encouraging words. >> a fighter. this is not over. >> reporter: remains in intensive care after undergoing emergency surgery. including attempted murder, reckless driving and hit and run. this after he led officers on a chase through the pan handle, where he reportedly jumped suv and ran off. johnson eventually taken into custody in the tender loin. this isn't the first time he's been injured on the job. five year veteran received purple heart award in 2015 being hurt protecting life of someone else. police chief reading brief statement from the officer's wife. >> this is not the end of his story. please send him p

i'm kristen sze. new this midday, firefighters have increased containment of the two largest north bay fires. the atlas fire and the tubbs fire. let's give you an update by the numbers. atlas fire burning in napa and solano counties climbed 48,000 acres. tubbs fire burning in napa and sonoma counties burned nearly 35,000 acres but containment has more than doubled for both fires since yesterday. we'll show you the numbers in just a moment. now officials say at least 31 people tragically have died in the fires. 17 of them in sonoma county. the fires have destroyed at least 3,500 structures. and that number is expected to climb. >>> new information on the fires burning in napa county now. officials say they're making better progress today than yesterday. the atlas fire is now 27% contained. the tubbs fire is 25% contained. they have burned more than 82,000 acres combined. officials say all the mutual aid firefighters coming from everywhere is making a huge difference. some evacuees in eastern napa count

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze.. >> have a good night. >>> who hit this ball? >> jimmy: sorry, mike piazza, guillermo hit that. >> impressive power. >> jimmy: actually, you know what? i -- i hit the ball. it was me. with the power. >> shut the hell up, kimmel. >> jimmy: thanks. >> guillermo: nice guy. >> dicky: from brooklyn it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, howard stern, and music from cardi b, brought to you by smirnoff, with cleto and the cletones featuring paul shaffer.

abc 7 news anchor kristen sze tells us what we've learned about some of the victims. >> denise burditus died in her husband's arms. bailey schweitzer lived in bakersfield, her employer described her as being the ray of sunshine in our office. dorene anderson of alaska went to the concert with her husband and two hours. neysa tonks worked for a tech firm. chris roybal served in the navy and saw action in afghanistan. jennifer parks had just begun her third year of teaching kindergarten in northern los angeles county. hannah ahlers is survived by her three children. jordan mcildoon lived in british columbia, canada. angela gomez graduated from college in southern california two years ago. lisa romero worked as a high school secretary in new mexico. rachel parker spent the last ten years working as a records technician near l.a. sandy casey also worked in manhattan beach as a special education teacher. dana gardner's boss called her a dedicated civil servant with san bernardino county. susan smith worked for for a school district in ventura county. sonny melton was a nurse from western ten

joining me in the studio right now, abc7 news anchor kristen sze, the host of our special teen-mental-healthiscussion, and also amanda caparas, a school social worker with the franklin-mckinley school district, who took part, as well. and they're here to share their perspectives on the conversations that took place. and thank you both for doing that. i was able to watch a part of it, but kristen, what was it like for you having to navigate through so many stories that were really very troubling and emotional? >> yeah. well, first of all, it's great to see you again, amanda. your insight is invaluable. >> thank you. >> cheryl, thanks for the question. i think the first thing is -- it was a very emotional experience to be a part of the round table. it brought me back to my days training as a sexual-assault hotline counselor, crisis counselor in san mateo county. and, also, it was impressive, to me, just how open everyone on the round table was to talk about a really difficult subject, from someone who lost a friend, a relative, to the social workers, such as amanda, who work with the students

open conversation about bullying and teen mental health from a panel moderated by abc7 news anchor kristen sze. she's going to join me in the studio with more on how we can all be part of the effort to help and heal and choose kindness. ♪ >> sometimes, their peers are the ones they go to first, and, oftentimes, the person with depressed thoughts will say, "i'm going to tell you this, but promise not to tell anyone." and what's really important for us, as, you know, counselors, is " let those youth know,uyo are not doing this person any favors by not telling an adult." this is your friend's life at sk to you -- or anyone -- "i'm thinking about suicide," you should definitely take that seriously and not doubt it and tell someone and get them help. they might be mad at you or they might hate you, but you might also save their life. >> gina rosales, a chat counselor with the trevor project, was part of a long discussion we held recently at the abc7 studio to explore issues around bullyinga. and that important round-table discussion is available online right now. so we encourage you to watch it at

. >> and i'm kristen sze. ama daetz is on maternity leave. so many in las vegas are doing anything they can, donating blood, holding vigils, to help bring healing to a city still reeling. >> this as investigators try to find a motive for a mass shooting that has now claimed 59 lives. >> abc news reporter elana zack is in las vegas tonight. ♪ you are worthy of our prayers ♪ >> las vegas and the nation in mourning following this scene. a barrage of gunfire on the las vegas strip. as a lone gunman fired down on a crowd of 22,000 unsuspecting country music fans. police say 64-year-old stephen paddock hammered through a window of his hotel room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort, raised at least one rifle that functioned like an automatic machine gun and fired mercilessly. terrified people piled on top of each other, sheltering behind anything they could. >> we ran and we ran. and i still wasn't even sure if it was actually bullets until one of the times we paused, our friend, the guy next to us got shot. >> s.w.a.t. teams jumping into a

dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. entire news team, good night. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. mie roaring) mommy, more milk. you forgot to say "please." more milk, please. you are my favorite customer. mwah. more pancakes, please. my life is so hard. wait. hold on to that story. kristin is gonna want to hear this when she gets off of her hands and knees. so i'm trying on bathing suits for my trip to cancun,

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. get the latest on your abc7news.com and abc7 news app. >> have a good rest of your evening. look at beautiful sunset, it does reflect what is happening, particulate matter in air from the wildfires. see you at 11:00. honey, what are you gawking at? are the neighbor's dogs going at it on the front lawn again? mandy and kyle are makin' out. aw, i don't wanna hear this. either way, just spray 'em both with the hose. good night, mandy. good night, kyle. have a nice date? uh-huh. kyle's such a gentleman.

kristen sze joins us with abc7 news exclusive. >> seen this picture taken by offended customer at pleasant hill staples on friday. face covered in what looks like black paint. new video hearing the worker explain the costume to another customer. >> what is your costume. >> beauty shop customer. >> why is your face black? >> it's a charcoal mask. >> okay. looks like black face to me. >> oh, no, no, no. i said do you know what black face is? i'm 57 years old, of course i know. so you know what black face is, so you're intentionally doing this. >> provided video after seeing our weekend story with this gentleman, also outraged. complained to store manager to no avail, approached hr to apologize. said wearing sharpie costume, working for market source to promote hp products. issued statement. staples apologizes to any customers offended in the store as well as those that may have viewed a photo of the orbit on social media. similar to abc7. and bland tells us someone called to say worker suspended. we have entire interview with me this afternoon posted. including why she thinks store manager's

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us.atched court cases in san francisco and across the country. prosecutors say the man charged did it intentionally, defense maintains it was an accident. >> abc7 lyanne melendez is live with the proceedings. >> reporter: the trial is moving quickly. today had opening arguments and heard from the first witness, steinle's father, who was with her on that pier. court sketches show the prosecutor picking up the gun that kills kate steinle. said that jose garcia zarata fired gun. >> whether he intended or not, we have charge of murder. that's what we believe the evidence will show. >> steinle with fathe

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have a wonderful time and really not know that there is a fire. >> kristen sze. abc 7 news. >>> it would be a nice evening. >> abc 7 news meteorologist patel with the forecast. >> i think it's going to be great looking weather for hot air ballooning. >> this was earlier this evening. look at that fog coming in. it was just rolling in along the coastline. filled in along the entire coast. believe it or not, it is making an impact on our temperatures. san francisco running 12 degrees cooler than where you were yesterday at this time. today's coastal temperatures dropped pretty good. san francisco was down a few around the bay. we saw that temperature decrease as well. still warm tomorrow. 85 degrees. but not as warm as it has been. numbers will continue to fall. look at monday. 69 is all we're going do. major changes coming. live doppler 7 is showing you what's out there. cozying up to the coastline. the visibility where the fog is sitting. half moon bay, pretty mild. even on the golden gate bridge, it's hard to see much. other than the sign there. definitely watch

. >> and i'm kristen sze. gunfire broke out as people were enjoying the route 91 harvest festival.treet from the mandalay bay resort. >> from the 32nd floor of that hotel police say stephen paddock opened fire. terrified concert goers first took cover, then running for their lives. las vegas police have said now the death toll is 59 people. deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. more than 520 people are hurt. >> people around s us. people piling on top of whoever as they're bleeding or not. >> paddock was found dead of self-inflicted gunshot wound. apparently no ties to international terror. more coming up. >> this is what the concert grounds looked like, debris everywhere. las vegas officials put out urgent call for blood donations. amy m amy hollyfield is live. >> reporter: look at incredible response at blood donation center in las vegas. waiting in line seven hours and going to be here as long as it takes. just to sign up to give blood. once inside, questioned and fill out paperwork and given a time to come back. people say they're not leaving. will stay out in the las vegas

abc 7 news anchor kristen sze has more. >> reporter: before the sun crested over the napa valley, dronew 7 spotted light. hot air balloons getting ready for tours across the wine growing region. >> it's the best way to see napa valley, from the air it's absolutely spectacular. >> reporter: as you can see, napa looks mostly like it always has. but the widely publicized fires have put a dent in tourism. >> yeah, we've noticed a little bit of a drop-off. talking o guests from outside the area that have talked to family and friends, and everybody's trying to convince them not to go to napa. >> reporter: drone view 7 was over the silverado country club earlier this week. it was one of the hillside communities hit hardest by the fires. although the fires damaged a handful of wineries, the vast majority of the napa valley is untouched. >> i thought it was absolutely beautiful. the valley is clear. the weather is perfect. you can see for miles. >> reporter: mimi mclaughlin was watching news reports carefully but decided to keep her plans to visit napa. >> there is a certain guilt i think as a t

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. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. that meeting grew very tense at times. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, kristen and dan, the road to recovery and reconstruction is going to take longer than they thought. epa said cleanup in one neighborhood will begin tomorrow. >> it's not like you guys have gone through enough. >> reporter: the temperature was rising inside the gym, along with frustrations from fire victims. hundreds came looking for answers. the epa will begin removing hazardous waste from the coffee park neighborhood on friday. that mandatory cleanup could be complete by january. then the army corps of engineers will remove fire debris from more than 5,000 properties. the removal will be free and optional. >> if you opt into the program, your foundation will be removed. >> reporter: the army corps will monitor air quality 24/7 during the cleanup. >> we'll be monitoring at schools as well as on the site to ensure that those containments are not being spread. >> reporter: the biggest question, how long will it take. >> we've been told the debris cleanup will be done s

abc 7 news anchor kristen sze has more. >> reporter: before the sun crested over the napa valley, drone view 7 spotted light. hot air balloons getting ready for tours across the wine growing region. >> it's the best way to see napa valley, from the air it's absolutely spectacular. >> reporter: as you can see, napa looks mostly like it always has. but the widely publicized fires have put a dent in tourism. >> yeah, we've noticed a little bit of a drop-off. talking to guests from outside the area that have talked to family and friends, and everybody's trying to convince them not to go to napa. >> reporter: drone view 7 was over the silverado country club earlier this week. it was one of the hillside communities hit hardest by the fires. although the fires damaged a handful of wineries, the vast majority of the napa valley is untouched. >> i thought it was absolutely beautiful. the valley is clear. the weather is perfect. you can see for miles. >> reporter: mimi mclaughlin was watching news reports carefully but decided to keep her plans to visit napa. >> there is a certain guilt i think a

. >> and i'm kristen sze.> from hollywood, chris chriss helpsworth, whitney cummings, and music from vance joy. and now here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you, everybody! thank you very much. thank you for visiting us. i don't know if you thought about this but we're now three weeks away from halloween which is a tricky thing for parents of young kids. hallowee

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. that meeting grew very tense at times. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, kristen and dan, the road to recovery and reconstruction is going to take longer than they thought. epa said cleanup in one neighborhood will begin tomorrow. >> it's not like you guys have gone through enough. >> reporter: the temperature was rising inside the gym, along with frustrations from fire victims. hundreds came looking for answers. the epa will begin removing hazardous waste from the coffee park neighborhood on friday. that mandatory cleanup could be complete by january. then the army corps of engineers will remove fire debris from more than 5,000 properties. the removal will be free and optional. >> if you opt into the program, your foundation will be removed. >> reporter: the army corps will monitor air quality 24/7 during the cleanup. >> we'll be monitoring at schools as well as on the site to ensure that those containments are not being spread. >> reporter: the biggest question, how long will it take. >> we've been told the debris cleanup will be done s

abc 7 news anchor kristen sze has more. >> reporter: before the sun crested over the napa valley, droneiew 7 spotted light. hot air balloons getting ready for tours across the wine growing region. >> it's the best way to see napa valley, from the air it's absolutely spectacular. >> reporter: as you can see, napa looks mostly like it always has. but the widely publicized fires have put a dent in tourism. >> yeah, we've noticed a little bit of a drop-off. talking to guests from outside the area that have talked to family and friends, and everybody's trying to convince them not to go to napa. >> reporter: drone view 7 was over the silverado country club earlier this week. it was one of the hillside communities hit hardest by the fires. although the fires damaged a handful of wineries, the vast majority of the napa valley is untouched. >> i thought it was absolutely beautiful. the valley is clear. the weather is perfect. you can see for miles. >> reporter: michigan mclaughlin was watching news reports carefully but decided to keep her plans to visit napa. >> there is a certain guilt i think

. >> kristen sze tells us what we have learned about some of the victims. >> denise burditus died inrms, married 32 years they were expecting their fifth grandchild. bailey schweitzer lived in bakersfield, her employer described her as being, quote, the ray of sunshine in our office. dorene anderson of alaska went to the concert with her husband and their two daughters. neysa tonks lived in las vegas and worked for a tech firm, she leaves behind three sons. chris roybal served in the navy and saw action in afghanistan. jennifer parks had just begun her third year of teaching kindergarten near palm dale in northern los angeles county. hannah ahlers lived in riverside county she's survived by her three children. jordan mcildoon lived in british columbia canada where he worked as a mechanic for a construction company. angela gomez graduated from college in southern california two years ago. lisa romero worked as a high school secretary in new mexico. rachel parker spent the last ten years working as a records technician for the manhattan beach police department near l.a. sandy casey als

. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us as recovery effort continues, so does better news. evacuees in parts of mendocino, sonoma, napa and lake counties were allowed to go home today. >> more than 16,000 pg&e customers still in the dark. containment figures. largest is atlas. nearly 70% contained. >> increased containment on fires in mendocino and lake counties as well. number of fatalities up to 42. including this 27-year-old man from santa rosa. >> josh hoefer's family said he had asthma attack from smoke from fires and cardiac arrest. died short time later. >> cadaver dogs have been brought in. evacuations not lifted in burned out areas until they perform thorough search. >> news is more encouraging but still many people in line of fire. >> leslie brinkley live in oakville where flames still rage. >> reporter: been a lot of reports about how close the nuns fire is getting to wineries up here. popular ones that people know about in this stretch of napa valley. but mondavi, everything is safe along highway 29, no evacuations. but behind me, above highway 29 on the ridge t

. >> i'm kristen sze. right >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute". brain teaser rescue after a 2 year old -- >> got his head stuck. >> see if you can figure out what three generations of men can't. >> i like to think there's a woman behind the camera shaking her head like i'm not going to tell them. >>> it's a swarm of males. >> waiting for the one lone female. >> get a rare glimpse into jelly fish mating. >> hide, hide, hide, hide. >>> a pair of local news crews are reminded that -- >> you never know what the day is going to bring. >> see what happens from the scary to the sweet. >> hey, babe. >>> and some pranksters get nana. >> her very own scooter. >> how a gutsy grandma proves she can pull a prank, too. >> it is a good one. >>> we have a predicament in this home that is under renovation. this 2 year old got his head stuck between those bars. don't you worry, little guy, though, his uncle is there trying to help out, so he calls dad and the grandpa. and they all put their efforts together. in fact, one of them here decides to use his brute force

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us, this story getting worse all day long. death toll at 59 now following the massacre in las vegas. >> at least 527 people were hurt. >> learning more about the shooter, stephen paddock. las vegas police found 18 guns along with explosives and several thousand rounds of ammunition when they searched his home. >> looking at las vegas city hall where a prayer vigil is scheduled to begin now. lana zak is in vegas with the investigation. >> reporter: gunfire came too quickly to count. bullets tearing into a crowd of 22,000 people out to enjoy a night of music on the vegas strip. jason aldean in the middle of a set when the hail of bullets rained down. >> some were falling and some screaming and yelling. >> people dropping around us. a lot of dead bodies, people just piling on top of whoever, even if they're bleeding or not. >> we ran, and we ran and i still wasn't sure if it was actually bullets until one of the times we paused, guy next to us got shot. >> reporter:

abc 7 news anchor kristen sze tells us what we've learned about some of the victims. >> denise burditus arms, married 32 years they were expecting their fifth grandchild. bailey schweitzer lived in bakersfield, her employer described her as being the ray of sunshine in our office. dorene anderson of alaska went to the concert with her husband and their two daughters. niece is a tonks lived in las vegas and worked for a tech firm, she leaves behind three sons. chris roybal served in the navy and saw action in afghanistan. jennifer parks had just begun her third year of keeping kindergarten in northern los angeles county. >>> hannah ahlers lived in riverside county, she is survived by her three children. jordan mcildoon lived in canada where he worked as a mechanic for a construction company. angela gomez graduated from college in southern california two years ago. lisa romero worked as a high school secretary in new mexico. rachel parker spent the last ten years working as a records technician for the manhattan beach police department near l.a. sandy casey also worked in manhattan beach

. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. officials tried answering questions about the shooting. >> cristen and dan, the shootout happened here on bank street and based on what witnesses described it's hard to believe no one was killed. bullet holes are everywhere on banks street, in cars, in wends, and in homes. it was the result of a party on october 14th that got out of hand. a party hosted by renters of a house they found on air bnb. >> automatic gunfire broke out from there. so i jumped back in the house. >> reporter: ann golden lives next door. she and her neighbors are still shaken after having witnessed a gun battle right in front of their homes. >> i did not see what my neighbors saw, which was two young men with handguns firing back in that direction. >> it sounded absolutely and utterly terrifying. >> reporter: tonight supervisor hillary rhonen informed the community that the property owner, who lives overseas, has been banned from short-term rental sites and that air bnb promises to pay for all property damage. a

kristen sze is going to be in later. we were hoping to bring you better news today about stacey, missing since she and her husband separated during the chaos of the shooting. see her on the left. her family confirms she died in the attack. also this morning news of another woman from the bay area killed, michelle vo of san jose. more on michelle in just a moment. stacey's husband did what first respo responders do, he stayed behind to help out, told his wife to run and find safety. that would be the last time they would talk to each other. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson live in novato where the couple and their two children live. tiffany, this is so difficult. >> reporter: reggie, this is a very difficult day in novato, so many people leaving comments and condolences online for the family. the president of the san francisco police officer's association is expected to speak here about stacey's passing in just about 30 minutes. he had planned to fly to las vegas this morning to help with the search efforts. instead, he

thanks for joining us, i'm kristen sze. abc 7 news was at the robert mundavi winery in oakville this morning. see the bright orange glow getting closer and closer as flames crept over the ridge. just two minutes from the winery is where the deadly water tender crash happened in napa county along highway 29, off oakville grade road. that's where we find abc 7 news reporter matt keller live with the story. matt? >> reporter: kristen, the water tender is about ten feet off the road up here. this is a major scene. the chp is doing their investigation. while helicopters are dropping water on the nearby nuns fire. the fires in the north bay have been relentlessly destroying homes, businesses and lives. this morning, at about 6:45, firefighters were called to aid one of the helpers working the nuns fire. cal fire says a private water tender driver was heading down oakville grade road, about two miles west of highway 29 in napa county, when the vehicle slid off the side of the embankment and flipped over on to its top. >> this morn

. >> and i'm kristen sze. on jimmy kimmel, alex rodriguez. a-rod. >> for all of us, have a good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> an ominous sight as a man stands on the train tracks. >> people start to notice him and now they come to help. >> see the shocker as an angry girlfriend tries to derail the rescue. >> uh-oh! >>> an old dude makes a bold statement at a sporting event. >> it took a while but security did catch up with him. >> find out the real reason gramps got his streak on. >> love this guy. i absolutely love you. >> a kid winds up in the hospital. see if you can guess why. >>> and a mack dreidel kind of monday. >> keep it real or -- >> get the fake out. >> time to judge for yourself. >> train stations, subway stations around the world, this one in taiwan is no different. >> standing in the wrong spot in the platform, brother. >> he's down there near the tracks. >> casual. acting like he doesn't care. no problem. >> but do we have a problem with someone who actually put him there deliberatel

. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. officials tried answering questions about the shooting. >> cristen and dan, the shootout happened here on bank street and based on what witnesses described it's hard to believe no one was killed. bullet holes are everywhere on banks street, in cars, in wends, and in homes. it was the result of a party on october 14th that got out of hand. a party hosted by renters of a house they found on air bnb. >> automatic gunfire broke out from there. so i jumped back in the house. >> reporter: ann golden lives next door. she and her neighbors are still shaken after having witnessed a gun battle right in front of their homes. >> i did not see what my neighbors saw, which was two young men with handguns firing back in that direction. >> it sounded absolutely and utterly terrifying. >> reporter: tonight supervisor hillary rhonen informed the community that the property owner, who lives overseas, has been banned from short-term rental sites and that air bnb promises to pay for all property damage. a

thanks for joining us, i'm kristen sze. abc news confirms stephen paddock booked hotel rooms in chicago during last summer's lollapalooza festival attended by half a million people. investigators also believe he scouted site in boston. these bombshells come as we get a new look at the carnage left behind at the site of the mass shooting in las vegas. our abc sister station got this aerial footage this morning. over the grounds of the route 91 harvest festival. see the stage is damaged. fences are overturned and personal belongings were left behind. everything from purses and shoes to lawn chairs. all those water bottles and red cups dropped as people ran for their lives. we're also getting a closer look at the mandalay bay resort, what became the snipe ore's perch. see the hotel windows that police say stephen paddock broke in order to fire on the crowds below. a close-up view now through the window into the room where you can see the furniture inside and the police tape. we also have new vid joe sheo s lengths people went

. >> and i'm kristen sze. now on jimmy kimmel, howard stern. >> have a good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >>> oh, big body shot! >> the epic mega box battle. >> over two years in the making. >> we finally see if team usa crushed the competition. >> ooh! a new pride shares a we haddy gift surprise. >> something discussed for the future. >> see the picture that proves the future is now. >>> urgent trouble on the tracks for a guy caught between the platform and the train. >> what happens when his emergency is ignored. >> wow. that's the most shocking thing in the video. >> and no doubt about it, this little one -- >> really loves to dance. >> what happens when baby has to boogie. >> hey girl. >> it's a story over two years in the making. in february 2015 i bought you guys this almost ridiculous video of two fellows pretty much throwing down, challenging heavy industries in japan to a robot/robot fight. >> we have a giant robot, you have a giant robot. you know what needs

i'm kristen sze. we're tracking developing news out of washington, d.c., a bombshell in the russia investigation. president trump's former campaign chair paul manafort and deputy rick gates have now been indicted along with another trump campaign official. here's abc news reporter lana zach with the latest and reaction from the president. >> reporter: good afternoon, the charges against gates and manafort include conspiracy against the united states, false statements and conspiracy to launder money. paul manafort, the former trump campaign chairman, arrived at federal court for his first appearance following the indictment against him and his business associate, and former trump deputy campaign manager, rick gates. the 31-page indictment represents the first charges filed against anyone by special counsel robert mueller. 12 counts include conspiracy against the united states, false statements and conspiracy to launder money. the indictment alleges that m manafort and gates moved money through hidden b

. >> i'm kristen sze. right now on jimmy kimmel we have ryan gosling. >> have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> a baby bear in dire need of rescue clings to a boat. >> with bear claws holding on for dear life. >> when they realize he's not the only one. >> they want to save the bear. >> a paramotor going up looks like -- >> a butterfly taking flight. >> why coming down is considerably less graceful. >> what are you trying to do. >> the smells of a bakery bring in business but -- >> i also smell a rat. >> the sneak attack that has workers fighting back. >> a 4-year-old dodging the question. >> how do you do that. >> maybe. >> see if mommy wins the war with a little one prepared to battle. >> i have to say one of the cutest rescues you'll see today happened in russia. >> oh. >> that poor little cub in the water according to the person who posted this on his instagram page mama bear swam out to the lake with the babies, water was too swift, got scared, mama took off and the babies started to sink. this guy t

. >> and i'm kristen sze. ama daetz is on maternity leave. so many in las vegas are doing anything they can, donating blood, holding vigils, to help bring healing to a city still reeling. >> this as investigators try to find a motive for a mass shooting that has now claimed 59 lives. >> abc news reporter elana zack is in las vegas tonight. ♪ you are worthy of our prayers ♪ >> las vegas and the nation in mourning following this scene. a barrage of gunfire on the las vegas strip. as a lone gunman fired down on a crowd of 22,000 unsuspecting country music fans. police say 64-year-old stephen paddock hammered through a window of his hotel room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort, raised at least one rifle that functioned like an automatic machine gun and fired mercilessly. terrified people piled on top of each other, sheltering behind anything they could. >> we ran and we ran. and i still wasn't even sure if it was actually bullets until one of the times we paused, our friend, the guy next to us got shot. >> s.w.a.t. teams jumping into a

kristen sze is off today. t includes coffey park, reduced to ash. close by people who live in orchard and journey's end mobile home parks are also able to return home today. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us in coffey park. >> reporter: reggie, we're seeing so many emotions out here as people go from tears to determination like this couple right here. you can see gale going through where the hutch was. she got very emotional as she was looking for the family's silverware. but then she got determined as she noticed the melted metal from the rims of her car and talked about how she can maybe make a frame out of that. or she's going to put pictures before and after of the home here. so people here really showing that they are sonoma strong. it's hard to imagine finding anything left in the ruins of santa rosa's coffey neighborhood. everyone has that one thing they hope to find. today was their day to try. rene hernandez knew exactly where her husband left his wedding ring, on the bathroom counter. >> it our wedding rings, we left them i

kristen sze will be in later today. at this point authorities say there's no connection to international terrorism. they say the shooter, stephen paddock, checked into the hotel thursday. then last night, smashed a hotel window and fired for 4 1/2 minu minu minutes. let's check in now with our abc correspondent live at the scene. >> reporter: with the number of deaths and injuries continuing to rise, las vegas police are trying to figure out what the motivation was of this shooter here. and today, president trump calling this shooting pure evil. terrifying gunfire on what started as a peaceful night of country music on the vegas strip. >> i heard it, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: blast of automattive gunfire, bullets flying into a crowd of 22,000 concertgoers who were enjoying a country music festival with superstar jason aldean. >> people started dropping around us, lot of dead bodies, lot of people were just piling on top of whoever, even if they're bleeding or not. >> reporter: a high wall enclosing part

thanks for joining us, i'm kristen sze. kate steinle was shot to death while walking with her father at pier 14. gar see ja cia zarate is undocu this background won't be a factor in the trial. abc 7 is live. >> reporter: i stopped down from the crowded and rather chaotic hallway out of the courtroom. every single member of the media has to be credentialed. the public has to enter a daily lottery to get a seat inside the courtroom. kate steinle's family arrived after 10:00 this morning, mother, brother and sister and law walked quietly and quickly through the crowd, focused on the courtroom ahead. no sign of her dad. the family did not say anything. >> we're trying to tell mr. garcia zarate's story and hoping to be able to do it effectively. >> reporter: what is his story? >> well, as you know, i think from the very outset i said this could very well be an accidental shooting consistent to what he said to the abc 7 camera team that interviewed him. i think i will make the case that's exactly what happened. >> reporter: that

i'm kristen sze in for ama da z daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> showers are moving into the bay area. a live look at the bay bridge here. by this time tomorrow night, this view should be a soggy one. >> let's get the latest on the timing of it from abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> dan and kristen, this storm is sorely needed for the firefighters. let's take a look at live doppler 7. you will notice this is a cold storm that will be coming out of the gulf of alaska. i do want to show you there's a large plume of moisture that is aimed directly at the pacific northwest where they're getting some good rainfall. as we take a look at the rainfall amounts up to the north, over an inch. we will get our share with this level one storm. it's a light storm on our storm impact scale, arrives tomorrow afternoon, evening. light to moderate rain. higher humidity. right now on the fire lines, winds are light to calm. at the bear fire and also in the north bay where all those fires have been burning, the winds are also light there. this storm will not only give those firefighters a helping

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i'm kristen sze. temperatures have been heating up since early this morning. drone view 7 captured some new video of the sunrise over san francisco, so let's take a look. some places in the city were already in the 70s around 6:00 a.m., believe it or not. there are some areas headed into the 90s by this afternoon. with the heat, people are flocking to the coast. abc 7 news was there as these surfers suited up in half moon bay and caught some cool waves this morning. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking this unusually hot weather. mike, the calendar says late fall but it doesn't feel like it. >> no, it doesn't, and it won't feel like it for the next couple of days. summer is probably making its last stand. this may be the last time we see the 90s for a while. here's the east bay hills camera where it was breezy all night. the breezes kept the temperatures in the hills in the 70s and got us off to a start that's going to help us rewrite history. there are the temperatures i'm forecasting for today. the asterisk would be a record high. next to those on the right,

. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm kristen sze. cal fire add midsts the location of the fire is a challenge with fire crews having to scale steep terrain to get on the front lines. let's show you where the evacuations are right now. this map highlights the areas surrounded by deer creek road, rauns road, lost valley road and oak ridge. the santa cruz county sheriff says anyone who feels like they're in danger should leave now. sky 7 flew over the santa cruz mountains to give us a better idea of what firefighters are up against. take a look, sky map 7 on sky 7 shows you dawns road right there, in fact, the different roads surrounded by smoke in the middle of that thick forest. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in the santa cruz mountains where he just got an update from cal fire officials. matt? >> reporter: kristen, the battle continues on. i got the update from cal fire. they say the fire 152 acres and 5% contained. the flames are moving slowly here in the bear creek canyon behind me. there is a lot of smoke here. it's tough

. >> and i'm kristen sze. yes, the winds are picking up speed. and firefighters fear they'll switch directions and endanger new pockets of the north bay. >> several new evacuation orders were issued in just the last few hours. the most serious a mandatory order for the entire city of calistoga. >> mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for parts of geyserville along highway 128 northeast of the russian river there is also new evacuation terry nichols in the northeast corner of sonoma. >> well, tonight abc 7 news reporters are fanning out across the north bay, tracking the fire. we have crews in napa, calistoga, geyserville. >> we have teams in american canyon and healdsburg. let's begin with abc 7 reporter lilian kim. >> right now the california highway patrol is going door to door, advising residents of possible approaching fires. and lilian, the fire is getting dangerously close to heavily populated areas. >> dan and kristen, we're on 7th street and castle road. and the area beyond this point is under a mandatory evacuation order, which came

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