zarate's attorney matt gonzalez asked wachowski if he felt responsible for steinle's death.hat question was stricken from the record. >> there is no question that he acted negligently and he triggered a course of events that led to the death of kate steinle. i am not suggesting that he has criminal liability. >> reporter: the prosecution says this case will come down to whether or not the jury believes zarate intentionally pulled the trigger. >> i think the evidence speaks loudest and i think the jury is going to rely on that evidence when they reach a determination at the conclusion of this case. >> reporter: also on the stand today, sfpd officer andrew clifford who gathered gun residue samples off zarate's hand after the shooting but one of the more interesting bits of information that came out today a duffel bag with clothing that was stolen and never recovered from wachowski's car. the defense is claiming that zarate found the gun wrapped in a piece of clothing and that while he was unwrapping it, the gun accidentally went off. now, zarate again is being charged with sec

but by public attorney matt gonzalez own admission karata has produced various stories why the weapon fired. in one spergs he said he tried to shoot a sea lion. in another he told them he stepped on the handgun cause going to fire. >> he has never seen this many police officers and they are accusing him of something he doesn't know took place. he is not interested in admitting that he was there. but eventually he does and talks. and that's where he tells them kwhapd. what happened was an accident. >> reporter: now matt gonzalez there also said he has a second grade education and questionable state of mind. he says he told police that he was born in the year 1863. as for the gun, and this is crucial, gonzalez described it as an elite firearm, a sig sawer specifically designed to be sensitive to fire. on the other side of this we learned in court today the same weapon was tested three months ago and it was green lighted right before the use of that shooting on pier 14. reporting live from the hall of justice. some brock. >> thank you. >>> it's been two difficult years for the steinle fa

i can absolutely see matt gonzalez saying i got panicky and into the bay it goes. that's explainable. but did he pull the trigger or did it misfire? and i know the da is saying -- and i'm not sure i'm clicking on all cylinders on this one, because she is saying he is guilty of second degree murder because he pointed it at kate steinley and pulled the trigger. if that happened, it could be fist degree murder. but that's not charged. even if he pointed it to the ground and said gee, i wonder if this thing works and it shootings into the grounded on ricochets, he's guilty of second degree murder. it is wantonly in disregard of human rights. oh, there is a party going on. i will take a shot in there. i don't mean to kill anybody, but you do something so dangerous, if he pointed it at the gun and pulled the trigger, i think he's guilty of second degree murder. . >> will this go long maybe? how much longer. >> i doubt he is going to take the stand. i would guess another two weeks. >> a lot of experts. >> oh, a lot of experts. that will be this trial. it will be the battl

that's when defense argued first impact must have changed direction of the bullet as matt gonzalez tried to debunk the theory. >> in all likelihood changed path of the bullet. >> steinle was -- evans admitted he didn't know where exact precision where she was struck by the bullet. all calculations based on where blood and bloody clothes were found, using vector analysis. >> he's asking you to buy into a vector analysis without measurements to scale. using a diagram where all the points of interest are clustered together. >> reporter: earlier another crime scene investigator testified he transported the gun taken from waters of the bay to the crime lab. placed in special case with bay water inside it to keep it from being exposed and therefore rusting. abc7 news. >>> suspect in custody for a string of senior strong arm robberies targeting people of asian and -- descent. robber caught in the act. 21-year-old lawrence carter about to yank a necklace from victim's neck. carter faces multiple felony accounts including robbery, elder abuse and assault with deadly weapon. believe he may be resp

matt gonzalez/abogado defensor "lo estn acusando de algo que el nisuiera conoce bien.el no estaba siquiera interesado en admitir que el estaba ahi pero al final lo hace y dice que paso: un accidente. eso fue lo que paso". aseguro su abogado defensor. a pesar de que el caso ha generado mucha atencion por su conexin con la poltica de inmigracin, la fiscalia nunca mencion el estado inmigratorio del acusado ni el debate poltico en torno al tiroteo.. los argumentos iniciales continuaran el dia de mannana y se estima que el juico tome entre seis semanas y dos meses. desde la ciudad de san francisco yo soy lucrecia borchardt, noticiero telemundo 48. --la policia de fremont arrest a tres sospechosos vinculados con la muerte de un hombre. --el incidente se report en la entrada del hotel ''extended stay america'' de la calle ''farwell drive''.. --los agentes encontraron a la vctima herida de bala y luego muri en el hospital.. --las autoridades creen que los sospechosos conocan al hombre.. ---vuelve a ocurrir, las autoridades investigan un tirotero en una carretera del rea de la

. >> the defense attorney matt gonzalez hospital ruled out the possibility of collins zzarat on the defense if it had know -- two men a string of violent crimes. they've expected murder, home invasion robberies and sexual assaults it and under group at them. since -- now live the hot it hospital with more you days. >> a-- is the lead agency in this case. but as you can imagine three other police departments are looking for these men. police tell me what these me can -- do to -- and unexpecting upscale neighborhood. >> never seen anything like it. i have never scene police action like this. people -- >> reporter: not that it was this hard and what neighbors describe as a quiet, gaited community. the police say the home was operating as brothel. back on september 28th. police afive men rim. >> that is a shock to me because if will i have thought. >> may be that did to the victims inside of the house is unspeakable. there's a difference in going in and robbing somebody and what they did. and that was extremely over the line. >> they later learned the suspects were connected. later that night.

defense attorney matt gonzalez says the six-hour warty caliber handgun accidentally went off in the fatalbullet ricocheted before hitting steinle. >> this bullet struck 78 feet away from catherine steinle. we are talking about a gun with a history of accidental discharges. it does not have a safety on it. it is marketed that way. they make a model with a safety but this is not the one. >> the defense says it has video evidence that supports the statement on the pier and was not the one who stole it from the bureau of land management agents car four days earlier. the case has sparked national debate last year when candidate trump made it a campaign issue by pointing to the status has an on document immigrant who had been's -- who had been deported five times. >> steinle family spokesman said they will not be commenting during trial. >> how long is this trial expected to last? >> i have heard everything from six weeks to seven weeks. there is certainly a lot of evidence that they have to get through. >>> the faa says it is investigating another incident involving an air canada jet landing a

defense attorney matt gonzalez strongly disagreed. >> i will say this. when i see the photographs posted they seem far away. in some of the photos you can see the difficult on the, the chair, you don't see the memorial stet up. that's how far it is. >> the distance between the bullet struck the pavement and where it hit kate steinle was element 80 feet. ahead at six we sflan why the bullet path could be the kai to the case. >>> crews mopping up the final remnants of the north bay fires we receiveward a teenage girl died padly hard in the further. the 17-year-old here from redwood valley died last night at a hospital in sacramento. according to her-on. she suffered severe burns in the redwood fire in mendocino county. the junior at yukiya high school never rae gained consciousness. scherr a family photo her 4-year-old brother also died in the fire. her parents are also recovering at separate hospitals from their burns. the young lady becomes the 43-d victim of the wildfireses. there is encouraging news in this the tubbs and nuns fire are 99% contained. th

. >> reporter: defense attorney matt gonzalez, however, is arguing it was an accident waiting to happen and that the gun which had been stolen fully loaded four days earlier from the truck of a bureau of land management agent just a few blocks down the embarcardero and that zarate had found the semiautomatic handgun wrapped in a shirt under the bench where he was sitting and that it went off as he picked it up not even knowing what happened. >> san francisco officers had discharged accidentally. they've done it in los angeles. they've done it in new york city. you can make this trigger going off by dropping it, by stepping on it, by catching it on your clothing. >> reporter: it's your contention that it was accidental? >> yes. >> we have a charge against him of murder and that's what we believe the evidence is going to show. >> reporter: the first witness on the stand today was kate's father, jim steinle, and he recounted very briefly, very stoically trying to keep his emotionals in grip that final evening with his daughter, how they went out to dinner on the waterfront with a friend, h

matt gonzalez/abogado defensor "lo estn acusando de algo que el nisuiera conoce bien. siquiera interesado en admitir que el estaba ahi pero al final lo hace y dice que paso: un accidente. eso fue lo que paso". aseguro su abogado defensor. a pesar de que el caso ha generado mucha atencion por su conexin con la poltica de inmigracin, la fiscalia nunca mencion el estado inmigratorio del acusado ni el debate poltico en torno al tiroteo.. --autoridades arrestaron hoy a un hombre de 61 aÑos de edad sospechoso de disparar contra varias residencias en clearlake oak, en el condado de lake y posteriormente abri fuego en una estacin de gasolina. --tres personas resultaron heridas y dos perdieron la vidaen estos incidentes. --"alan ashmore" enfrenta cargos por homicidio, intento de homicidio y otros por asalto con arma de fuego --- --un hombre de 49 aÑos de edad fue asesinado a batazos en oakland. --el incidente se registr ayer poco despus de las cuatro de la tarde en la avenida telegraph. --segun la policia, los sujetos iniciaron una discusion que termin en una pelea mortal. --el

del acusado, josé inés garcía zárate sin embargo aquí entran las contradicciones entre ellas sot matt gonzálezsor público nos dijo que, de acuerdo a una, garcía se alejó de la escena de manera tranquila y casual, y que la otra dijo lo contrario, que estaba más bien apurado sot lex bastian/fiscalía mientras, el portavoz de la fiscalía asegura que el trabajo ahora es armar este rompecabezas para que el jurado pueda ver todo lo que pasó con la evidencia en mano y parte de esa evidencia es vidrio del crimen que fue mostrado hoy por primera vez... este fue tomado por un oficial de la policía de la ciudad -- se revelaron nuevos detalles sobre el ataque a una joven la semana pasada en oakland. -- la adolescente de 14 aÑos de edad fue apuÑalada en el rostro, mientras se dirigia a su escuela el martes 17 de octubre, en el vecindario "phill hill". -- la policia cree que el atacante eligi a su victima al azar. -- el sospechoso, un hombre de 26 aÑos, fue arrestado pero no se ha revelado su identidad. ---un estudiante en una preparatoria en "pleasanton"fue arrestado por llevar un arma de fuego al plantel e

defense attorney matt gonzalez says the 40 caliber handgun accidentally went off in the fatal bullet ricocheted the for hitting steinle.>> this bullet struck 78 feet away from catherine steinle. >> we are talking about a gun with a history of accidental discharges. it does not have a safety on it. it is marketed that way. they make a model with a safety. this is not one. >> the defense says video evidence shows the man leaning over seconds before the shooting. the defense says they have information about how the gun got onto the pier after being stolen four days earlier from a bureau of land management agents car. trial has drawn national attention because zarate is an undocumented immigrant who had been deported five times and was recently in jail. professor levine says politics should have no part in deciding this case. >> what the judge wants to do is hammer into the jurors mines that you are not supposed to be paying attention to these broader issues. >> cameras are not being allowed in the courtroom. the defense says they have not decided whether zarate will take the stand. a sp

matt gonzalez strongly disagrees. >> i will say this when i see the photographs posted they seem very far away. i mean in some of the photos you can see the dift the chair and you don't see the memorial. >> the distance between it struck the pavement and hit kate steinle was almost 80 feet. >> just in the newsroom a major trade by the winless 49ers. they have a new quarterback. within the past hour the 49ers have reportedry traded for that man number 10, patriot as quarterback jimmy garoppolo. the highly coveted quarterback for tom brady. they give up a second round draft pick to acquire him. he could make the 49ers debut as early as this weekend, sunday against the cardinals. how we are waiting for official confirmation from the 49ers. >>> accused of sexual conduct involving a then teenage boy. the apology from kevin spacey, and what it means for his hit netflix show house of cards. >>> still recovering from the dead deadly wildfires, the new threat from mother nate that has a lot of people concerned once again in the north bay. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have the full

. >> reporter: defense attorney matt gonzalez, however, is arguing it was an accident waiting to happent the gun which had been stolen fully loaded four days earlier from the truck of a bureau of land management agent just a few blocks down the embarcardero and that zarate had found the sixth hour semiautomatic handgun wrapped in a shirt under the bench where he was sitting and that it went off as he picked it up, not even knowing what happened. >> san francisco officers have discharged accidentally six hours. they've done it in los angeles. they've done it in new york city. you can make this trigger go off by dropping it, by stepping on it, by catching it on your clothing. >> reporter: is your contention that it was accidental? >> yes. >> we have a charge against him of murder and that's what we believe the evidence is going to show. >> reporter: now the first witness in the case was kate's father, jim steinle, who recounted that day as he and a family friend came over to san francisco, met with kate who lived along the embarcardero, went out for lunch and then heard a bang. the next t

we smoke with matt gonzalez. he's the lawyer for the defendant. he is an undocumented immigrant who has been deported five times before he allegedly shot and killed steinle while she walked with her father on san francisco's pier 14. this is back in july of 2015. steinle, who is from pleasanton, was 32 years old. gonzalez this morning tells us hi will argue that this shooting was accidental. he says zarate, who has nothing more than a second grade education, found the gun on the pier wrapped in a shirt or a rag, that it went off and the bullets ricochetted into steinle. gonzalez tells us he'll present grainy surveillance video shot from a quarter mile away that will help corroborate his argument that this shooting was unintentional. >> no, you don't bear responsibility in terms of the criminal law as a criminal sanctioned. whether or not he's committed a crime. if he didn't know that the object he touched had a gun in it, then he does not bear criminal responsibility. we have a mature criminal justice system built on hundreds of years of english c

matt gonzalez did the best he could to explain that but i'm telling you what, if a jury sees that ifhey see that, this guy is really strange, we are not letting him out. one of the first things i learned, i have done jury trials a long time, if a jury likes your client, they are going to be more likely to find him not guilty of a crime. they don't like you, you're not going out in the street. they are going to be more likely -- they see that type of thing? he is a weird guy. so why would i believe the gun went off accidentally? >> interesting. >> it's going to be very interesting. two weeks more, i think. >> heather? >> thank you. >>> declaring it a public health emergency. president trump now taking on the opioid epidemic. the one problem critics are already talking about. >> and coming up a little later, new at 6:00, the push to divide california into three states going forward. the fight to get it on the ballot next year begins. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i d

defense attorney matt gonzalez also is saying that the suspect was just too far from the victim. >> i will say this, when i see the photographs posted, it seemed very far away. in some of those photos, you can see the divot, the chair, and you don't even see the memorial that was set up. that's how far it is. >> and both sides are back in court this morning and so is our sam brock. follow nbc bay area on twitter for the latest on this case. >>> happening today, san jose city council votes on a new law requiring gun owners to lock up their weapons when they leave their homes. it calls on owners to lock guns in a safe, lockbox or use a trigger lock. owners will have 24 hours to report a stolen gun without facing any penalties. similar laws are already in effect in san francisco, oakland, berkeley and sunny veil. >>> the murder trial is now underway for a livermore man accused in the dui crashed that killed a mother and 14-month-old daughter. this woman and her daughter were killed when a car plowed into them at high speeds. the two were attending a party at a livermore home. two boys al

<matt gonzalez>(grant) kron four's maureen kelly was in court today. we will have a report from her coming up at 5:30. (grant) police in san bruno are police in san (grant) police in san bruno are looking for a gunman after a shooting on interstate 3-80. and an uber driver was injured. (vicki) kron 4's lydia patnazes explains what happened as the driver was picking up passengers from s-f-o. a driver for a ride-hailing service was shot as he drove two passengers from san francisco international airport near san bruno, officials said. the driver was expected to survive after being treated for a gunshot wound to the neck late sunday, california highway patrol officials said. the shooting happened around 11:10 p.m., when someone opened fire on a black toyota corolla along interstate 380. the passengers were not injured. two other cars were damaged in the incident. those drivers were taken to hospitals and treated for unspecified injuries. investigators were working to determine the circumstances and a motive for the shooting. no suspects were immediately i

matt gonzalezdefense attorney 119-149201 std201 std119-149 attorneydefense matt gonzalez matt gonzalezdefense01 stdthe hallway outside courtroom 13 was a media circus despite the fact that no cameras were allowed in court.that's because the killing of 32 year old kate steinle became part of the 2016 presidential campaign..used as an example by now president donald trump as why sancutary cities like san francisco are bad policy. a few months before the shooting jose garcia zarateorginally known by his his alias juan lopex sanchez , had been released from custody from san francisco jail without anyone alerting the feds.but his immigration status was not mentioned by assistant district attorney diana garcia who started off her opening statements by showing the jury the murder weapon used in the killing of stienle. the ada said that garcia zarate pointed the gun at kate steinle's direction and pulled the trigger.altho ugth she admitted there was no eyewitness who saw him shoot steinle and there is no evidence that he was the one who stole the gun from a car belonging to a federal park ranger, oth

attorney matt gonzalez says his client had only one particle of measureable gunshot residue on his hand when he was tested. even that particle is easily transferable when you have police with sidearms.there's been many studies where even the backseat of a patrol car has been containmentated. (maureen)we also heard from a member we also heard (maureen) we also heard from a member of the sfpd bomb squad today who describes diving to the bottom of the bay to retrieve the murder weapon. i'll have more about that coming up at 6 oclock. maureen kelly kron4 news. kron4 news.maureen kelly oclock. maureen kelly kron4 news. ((vicki/ots))new tonight at five...authorities are investigating an alleged rape at stanford university. it's is the third sexual assault reported in less than a month. and it is also a disturbing trend on college campuses across the country.kron 4's rob fladeboe takes a close look at the numbers for three bay area universities. the stanford university department of public safety confirms it is investigating the alleged rape reported just after midnight on monday. a spokesman

<matt gonzalez, defense attorney: "i think a witness that never says anything about mr zarate garciating in any kind of erratic way when given an opportunity to and then two years later for the first time then the day before the trial starts says gee i remember this detail and that's why i was saying. well, the police are interviewing you and want to know everything that's going on. you must have understood they would want all of that information."> the next witness who took the stand yesterday says she took pictures of a man in black from her hotel window walking away after the shooting while others stayed behind to help steinle. a new report links hillary clinton's campaign -- and the d-n-c -- with funding for the 20-16 dossier linking then-candidate trump to russia. the intelligence firm hired to produce the dossier was originally hired by anti- trump republicans during last year's presidential campaign. after trump won the primary... the democrats took over. some of the information in the dossier has been verified -- fueling special counsel robert mueller's ongoing investigation.

catcher matt wieters hoping for a big-time effort from gio gonzalez. >> so, taking a live look again,tting warm. the gates just opened up at nats park. so the fans are starting to trickle in. first pitch is set for 8:08 inside nats park. d.c. sports fans suffered long enough. 19 years since one of the big four here. the wizards, the redskins, nats. the caps won a league championship. back to you. jonathan: all right. scott that will do it for us. see you back here at 11:00. michelle: good night. cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the violent prison break unfolding right now. multiple prison employees targeted. schooled were put on lockdown. tonight, reports of injuries, a fire set. and several people rushed to the hospital. >>> also break

gonzalez joins us live. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam.ice believe this kill are acted alone and as they focus on learning more about him and why he did this, they're focused -- the focus for so many people mourning today is solely on all of those lives lost. in prayer and through tears, the victims honored overnight. >> it's okay to mourn those you loved. >> reporter: 28-year-old afghanistan navy vet chris roible, jena olive a mother of three, a las vegas police officer. >> one of my officers was off duty attending the concert and lost his life. >> reporter: special education teacher sandy casey and the 55 other os mercilessly killed sunday night, the murderer 64-year-old stephen paddock shooting into the crowd of 22,000 people believe below from killing himself. nearly two dozen firearms found in the room according to a source an assault rifle modified to fire like an automatic machine gun. 19 more firearms and ammunition also found at his home in mesquite, nevada. neighbors and his brother dumb founded. >> steve had nothing to do with a

gonzalez. she's in las vegas this morning. >> reporter: hi, matt and tam. good morning. police believe this killer acted alone. as they work to learn more about him and why he did this the focus for so many who are mourning today is solely on all of those lives lost. in prayer and through tears, the victims honored overnight. >> it's okay to mourn those who you loved. >> reporter: 28-year-old afghanistan navy vet chris woibel. a las vegas police officer. >> one of my officers was off duty attending the concert and lost his life. special education teacher sandy casey and the 55 others killed at a music festival. stephen paddock breaking the window of his room at the mandalay bay hotel along the famed las vegas strip shooting into the crowd of 22,000 people below before killing himself. >> reporter: it was near two dozen firearms found in the room included according to a source an assault rifle modified to fire like an automatic machine gun. 19 more firearms and ammunition also found at his home in mesquite, nevada. neighbors and his brother dumb founded. >> steve had noth

nathan gonzalez is the editor of the political report. matt visor is for the boston globe.ou have clearly just like sarah laid out that people want essentials. they may not be getting tied up in the war of words so to speak. how do you expect the president will be received given that he had the targeted sentiments against the san juan mayor. >> i think the question is how in tune people in san juan are to what the president has been saying. a lot of people without power so probably not refreshing the twitter feed. >> except that we heard from a lot of correspondent who is said the word has been filtering through various communities. >> you wouldn't expect president trump to get a great reception from average people who are trying to build their lives back. the president is focused on a petty fight with the mayor of san juan. he is sort of distracting from the overall fema effort and from the mission to rebuild puerto rico. you will see a potentially frosty reception. >> if he asked, meaning the president to meet with me, i will meet him. right now she is not scheduled. >> w

gio gonzalez had a wild pitch which led in a couple of runs. mattle of innings. for aherzer came in couple of innings. it just wasn't to be. bryce harper tried to stay positive. back-and-forth. that is fun baseball. that is what you live for. do all the things you can to put your heart and soul into a game. our fans came to cheer us on. we just came up short. suzanne: it will be a somber and depressing day here. a lot of the front office will show up with long aces up their lockers for the off-season. .he cubs had to the west coast reporting live, suzanne kennedy. one of the controversies was an overturned call on the field. it stopped a nats rally in its tracks. >> here it comes, in the other. motion, he is called safe. .is foot comes off the bag it took multiple camera angles before the call was returned. that was the third out in the inning, leaving two nats players stranded on base. autria: we don't need to see that again. tickets are punched. a champagne shower in the locker room. champs had on to los angeles to take on the dodgers. new develop

gio gonzalez with the wild pitch, which eventually lets in two runs. he's pulled after the third and matt albers holds it down for an inning -- but jump ahead to the fifth, and here comes max scherzer. you'd think the ace would deliver, even out of the bullpen. but this was a disaster. a would-be strikeout ball gets by catcher matt wieters -- he panics - throws to first, and a runner comes in. and the cubs tack on another run after a catcher's interference call and a hit batter, and then two earned runs to boot. the bleeding finally stops after the nats have given up four. and try as they might, they couldn't battle back to get back out front. it was a slugfest, the cubs winning -- 9-8. our suzanne kennedy is live in the aftermath this morning. suzanne, sadly, this aftermath this morning. suzanne, sadly, this is all too familiar. as for the team - players, reeling this morning from yet another playoffs. that nightmare fifth inning, still so fresh. max scherzer on the mound, watching as it went from 4-3 nats to 7-4 cubs.. as suzanne mentioned, this is the nationals fourth n-l-d-s loss in s

matt sherzer could have a busy night. you know who he's going to, geo gonzalez is getting the start out there.nds out, all hands on deck. meantime i see sheree burruss is available to talk about the mood of the minds and the fans as they're coming in. sheree? >> carol, the nationals fans i've spoken to are optimistic this year will be the year they advance to the nlcs. you see all these fans coming into nationals park? they are putting their playoff hopes in the hands of manager dusty baker. and today i met one fan who is rooting for dusty maybe a little more than the rest. on their way into the ballpark, i met a fan matt, and he told me a story of giving dusty baker a letter when he was 13. a year after giving him that note, dusty remembered him and invited him to hang out in the dugout before the game. they stayed in touch ever since over the last 14 years and matt is now 27. he's a special guest of dusty baker tonight. thrilled to support a man who has meant so much to him. >> i'd be there for him no matter what. i've given two kidneys if he needed them. being here today, there's no place -

gonzalez, abc news, las vegas. melanie: coming up at 12:18, we will talk to abc's matt gutman, was been in las vegas since the shooting, and he will have a preview on tonight's "20/20" special documentary digging into what happened on the infamous night. step forward for a woman from maryland who was wounded in las vegas. spokesperson 14 a frost -- four she wasst's family says able to take a few bucks on her own when she was taken off a ventilator last night. the graduate of anne arundel high school is in a coma after suffering trauma and losing and i. we will keep you posted as we find out more about her condition. remember to stay with us as we follow the investigation into the las vegas massacre. for up-to-the-minute updates, head to our website, wjla.com. up yourt, buckle nats fans. the quest for world series title begins tonight at home against the chicago cubs. -- entire town so i just for so anxious for game one. reporter: we are a few hours away from the gates opening up at national park. as you can see behind me, they are getting the feel the ready. first pitch is at; 30. gates will open two hours before. the

the latest on the investigation let's turn to abc's marci gonzalez life for us in las vegas with more. good morning. >> reporter: hi, tam and mattr acted alone and as they look into finding out more about him and why he did this, the focus for so many people mourning today is solely on all of those lives lost. in prayer and through tears, the victims honored overnight. >> it's okay to mourn those you love. >> reporter: 28-year-old afghanistan navy vet chris r. >> reporter: ible, hasn't no olive a mother of three, a las vegas police officer. >> one of my officers was off duty attending the concert and lost his life. >> reporter: special education teacher sandy casey and the 55 others mercy lessly killed at a music festival sunday night, the murderer 64-year-old stephen paddock breaking the windows of his room on the 32nd floor at the mandalay bay hotel along the famed las vegas strip shooting into the crowd of 22,000 people below before killing himself. >> reporter: near two dozen firearms found in the room included according to a source an assault rifle modified to fire like an automatic machine gun. 19 more firearms and ammunit

gonzalez channel6 "action news." rick and monica, back to you. >> allall right, thank you. >>> let's get a check of our "action news" traffic report friday night. >> take it live to matt pelman. >> trying to get this weekend started rick and monica, but first a couple things in our way. there's a crash here on the roosevelt boulevard extension southbound side right where it meets up with the schuylkill right behind the fence here taking out the left lane. penndot is on the scene. here's a different vantage point of that southbound boulevard accident and it is causing plenty of slowing. as you come southbound from broad street through this point approaching the schuylkill. northbound is also locked up but that is just normal afternoon volume over there. also have another crash on another chunk of route one, city avenue right by the overbrook train station and we have one earlier this afternoon on the northeast extension of the turnpike, northbound approaching quakertown, that's now off to the side so luckily speeds are starting to increase at least a little bit coming north of lansdale. on the east-west turnpike it's closing overnight in bucks county tonight and tomorrow nigh