el sospechoso se llama samuel cassidy y el mismo se quitÓ la vida. >>> corrieron hacia la barda, sabÍan la situaciÓn, y encontraron altacante pero Él se suicidio. la razÓn es porque escuchÓ que los alguaciles estaban ahÍ, y dijo ya no mÁs. >>> nos dijeron que ningÚn agente de la policÍa de san joÉe tuvieron que detonar sus armas. la investigaciÓn estÁ funcada en esos supuestos explosivos que habrÍa en el lugar. tambiÉn nos dijeron que un perro policÍa alertÓ a los policÍas de que habÍa explosivos y ahora mandaron a unos robots para tratar de encontrar los explosivos. >>> son varias agencias quese tan investigando, estamos asistiendo al alguacil. tambiÉn es muy difÍcil para nuestros oficiales. >>> los agentes del alguacil que tuvieron que sacar arrastrando a los baleados, tambiÉn estuvo el gobernador de california y dijo que no escatimarÁn recursos para ayudar a las familias de las vÍctimas, tambiÉn el presidente joe biden dijo ya basta con las armas de fuego. >>> gracias por la informaciÓn. nos enlazamos al otro punto de la ciudad, donde estÁ libertad pedraza, quÉ informaciÓn hay en la

reportero: la ex esposa de samuel cassidy habla con la prensa en espaÑol.casi siempre, pero nunca comentÓ nombres. Él decÍa que los iba a matar, pero yo pensaba que era porque estaba enojado. reportero: ella dice que su ex esposo nunca habÍa tenido armas en su casa, pero hoy se encontraron mÁs de 22.000 municiones en esa casa. la policÍa dio a conocer un vÍdeo de una cÁmara de seguridad que muestra al atacante el dÍa del tiroteo. fuentes cercanas a la investigaciÓn reportan que samuel cassidy tenÍa que acudir a una audiencia disciplinaria en su trabajo por comentarios racistas. >> tenemos que parar el odio. el amor es la respuesta. es todo lo que puedo decir. reportero: la hermana de una de las vÍctimas no tiene palabras para expresar su dolor. ramÓn: gracias. en varias partes de la ciudad de san josÉ se mantienen banderas a media asta. ayer se realizÓ una vigilia para honrar a las vÍctimas. emotivos momentos en donde la comunidad se uniÓ al dolor de los familiares. el servicio de tren ligero permanecerÁ suspendido por el momento. pasajeros podrÁn abordar u

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a warm welcome to you all, samuel, let me start with you today. if you are p and diplomats have said that if washington implements these measures, ethiopia will impose restrictions on visas for american officials. how is all of this going to impact the if your p o u. s. relationship? let me begin by 1st of all saying thank you for inviting me. you know, sanctions has never worked in any, most of the countries that has been sanctioned by the us. the job site is reacting to what's, what's been happening or the discussions are taking place in washington dc with the bite and administration. but you have to appreciate the fact that what has we truly changed as the for an investment that has been coming to go beyond the visa restrictions. there's an assumption that everyone wants to go to the u. s. might as well be, but if that's the punishment they're entertaining. i don't think that elite so we would suffer if you, if you restrict their us or from going to the us. what worries us the most as how much it will affect the poor and investment that's happe

and remembering samuel e. wright ♪ under the sea ♪ >> o'donnell: from "little mermaid" to the "lion king." p this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with that breaking news out of san jose where tonight another american city is grappling with the horror of a mass shooting. at least eight victims are dead and others are wounded after a transit employee opened fire on his own coworkers before killing himself. the shooting at a rail yard used by the valley transit authority forced a nearby school to lock down and sent employees scrambling. well, tonight, rail service for thousands of commuters in the nation's tenth largest city is suspended as investigators search for explosives they believe may have been left by the 57-year-old shooter samuel cassidy. and at the white house, president biden has ordered flags at half-staff. in a statement, the president says, "enough, that we can and w

fueron asesinados en el lugar del centro de mantenimiento de (hablan en inglÉs), el sospechoso ese samuelr del sistema y autoridades dijeron que se quietÓ la vida cuando los oficiales llegaron al lugar. la investigaciÓn en este momento estÁ enfocada en los supuestos explosivos que hay. el alguacil nos dijo que un perro policÍa los alertÓ ya que habÍa explovisos. las vÍctimas son 8 con el sospechoso son 9, nos dijeron que hay otra persona en el hospital, vque se estÁ muy grave, asÍ que el nÚmero podrÍa aumentar. hablamos con el departamento del alguacil y nos dijeron que cuando los agentes llegaron escuchaban los disparos y lo primero que hicieron fue sacar del lugar a los jva baleados. en la cÍsima del sospechoso tambiÉn se encontraron municiones y explosivos. en estas dos escenas del crimen en este momento hay muchos policÍas del fbi, del departamento se seguridad en nacional trabajando en el lugar. las autoridades estarÁn dando actualizaciones de esta situaciÓn en los noticiero de telemundo. soy sandra bermudes. >>> el gobernador gavin newsom dicho ques momento de despertar a la realida

they cornered samuel cassidy who took his own life. snatching lives of nine people, nine of his co-workers. they found two semi automatic guns and 11 clips in ex to cassidy's body. his neighbors reported his home on fire minutes after the shooting. they're currently inside right now recovering as many as they can and trying to figure out how many shots were fired inside the building. they said this investigation will last for a long time. live in san jose, i am justin andrews, kpix5. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. santa clara sheriff said we may never know the motive in the case. in the meantime, the investigation in his neighborhood continues in south san jose. and people around there are kept away from their homes with no word of when they will be able to return. we have this new video this morning. fbi has been leading an investigation where sam cassidy allegedly set his house on fire before heading to the vta facility. several hours later the neighborhood was evacuated over concerns about possible explosives. we heard

police identified the gunman as 57-year-old samuel cassidy. he worked at the rail yard since 2012. investigators say cassidy opened fire yesterday in two different buildings during a shift change before taking his own life. laura podesta is in new york. laura, do we know anything about a motive for this attack? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. right now we do not. investigators have not released any information about a motive. yesterday samuel cassidy's ex-wife spoke to reporters and said that he always had a temper and once told her that he wanted to kill people at work. still, she said, she never expected him to go on a shooting rampage. a transit worker killed nine people at a california rail yard early wednesday morning. >> they're actively looking for him, and he was last seen on the third floor. >> reporter: police say 57-year-old samuel cassidy turned the gun on himself as authorities moved in. >> first teams through the door were the sheriff's office and san jose police department, and they're my true heroes. >> reporter: investigators are working to determine a motiv

samuel burner it was a mission explicitly to bring back help me because it was believed at that time that they were the least civilized people on the planet and the whole point of the st louis world's fair was to map human progress from the lowest to the highest with the pygmies said to represent the lowest form of humanity. since i was you know 85 the congo had been the property of the bill juki leopold the 2nd is the start he was unchallenged and his rule was particularly violent and hosh acts of brutality will commonplace. samuel vine and self said how he captured the pygmies he wrote about how the people were crying as he was like loading these people on to the ships and. got away he also indicated how he had gone into villages with force he was armed and he had consent and the support of a group all regime to exercise his mission. of all the so-called specimens presented at the exhibition the pygmies of aroused the precious curiosity among the visitors. they represented absolute savagery. this small statue was due to move from logical adaptation to living in the equitorial rainf

dan a conocer es parte de la informaciÓn, noticias univisiÓn 14 confirmÓ la identidad del atacante, samuelel sheriff y autoridades del fbi, donde serge gnabry de la maÑana. los motivos o las causas las vamos estableciendo desde muy temprano que muy temprano para saber lo que vamos a ir confirmando, a la 1:30 se espera otra conferencia y si este tiene un amigo o un familiar, alguien que trabaja allÍ o que tomÓ el vta tiene que llamar al hombre en pantalla para la verificaciÓn de familiares. de la nada de informaciÓn, detalles y apoyo ecolÓgico para esta sentencia. —— psicolÓgico son nueve las personas que han fallecido,ocho vÍctimas y el atacante. el nombre essamuel cassidy. los motivos la darÁn a conocer la tarea desde la conferencia deprensa a la 1:30 p.m.. la oficina del condado santa clara estÁ confirmando que esta carta ubicada en el 1178 pertenece a esta persona samuel cassidy. en minutos algunos detalles de lo que valladar la caridad. volvemos en minutos. ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: muchos estÁn esperando la hora de montarse a un crucero y tomar unas merecidas vacaciones. eso parece estar muy ce

the attacker was samuel cassidy, a vta employee. he opened fire early yesterday during a morning shift change before turning the gun on himself. >> at the same time fire crews were fighting a two alarm fire at the suspect's home. this morning federal and local law emagenci contin dig th evidence at the rail yard and the suspect's home. right now, there is no word on a motive. >>> we are learning the names of the nine victims 36-year-old singh, 35-year-old michael rudometkin. >> 42-year-old paul megia, 29- year-old adrienne ballard, 49- year-old timothy romo, 63-year- old alaghmandan, 63-year-old lars lane and 49-year-old fitch. many were long time vta employees. we have live coverage bringing the latest developments. >> we begin with justin andrews who is live at the vta rail yard. what new information do we have? >> reporter: the sheriff also with her icformion rsere canvassing right now see isisstill a deep investigation as investigators are still collecting any and all evidence they can to try to make sense really of what happene

samuel cassidy opening up about what their relationship was like. and what eventually led to their divorce. >> and we're continuing to honor the lives of the victims. you're looking at a photo of alex french's wife describes him as her rock. she says he always tried to look on the bright side of things. fritsch died while hospitalized late yesterday. it was surrounded by his family. he was 49 years old. family. he was 49 years old. we'll be right back. when that car hit my motorcycle, family. he was 49 years old. we'll be right back. insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> he could be very considerate. one minute and boiling mad the that's part of what

video of samuel cassidy leaving home this morning. carrying a black duffel bag he puts into the back of white pickup truck. that home in south san jose focus of law enforcement, firefighters and federal agents tonight. sergio quintana has been there all evening and said a lot of the neighbors have been out of their homes for hours now. >> reporter: that's because as soon as firefighters arrived and starting knocking down the flames in the house fire they started getting concerned there may be something inside the house that could be potentially dangerous for the neighborhood, so cleared out a lot of neighbors, lot of them only recently all evening. this block in south san jose has been the scene of a fire and connected to one of the worst fatal mass shootings ever in the bay area. after several hours police began taking down some crime scene tape, allowing neighbors to return home. many concerned when they watched thick smoke coming out of the house. >> flames out of the window and lapping at other house. >> reporter: what did you do?

persona que si estaba bastante armada y preparada para lo que fuera a a ser la casa del padre de samuel negado a contestar preguntas. la exesposa del atacante rompiÓ el silencio. narrÓ al enterarse que su exmarido es el sospechoso de esta masacre. >>> estaba conmocionada porque nunca pensÓ que lo fuera a hacer. fueron las palabras de cecilia, exesposa. al enterarse de la noticia esperaba que su exmarido estuviera bien. no im ji nro que fuera el autor de la masacre o el sospechoso. cassidy era amable, pero callado y que no interacto ba mucho con las personas. las banderas de la casa blanca hondean hoy a media hasta. >>> instÓ al congreso a tomar medidas y prestar atenciÓn al llamado del pueblo estadounidense. tienen parte del mensaje difundido por la casa blanca desde temprano confirmÓ que fueron notificados de una horrible tragedia en el mensaje lea men to que haya 8 familias que nunca volverÁn a estar completas respaldÓ la mrp y se manifestÓ ante las cÁmara. escuchen lo que dijo. >>> la vice presidenta harris llamÓ al hecho algo trÁgico. y contaba tambiÉn que e tiene familia vi vien do

the attacker was samuel cassidy, a vta employee.ire early yesterday during a morning shift change before turning the gun on himself. >> at the same time fire crews were fighting a two alarm fire at the suspect's home. this morning federal and local law emagenci contin dig th evidence at the rail yard and the suspect's home. right now, there is no word on a motive. >>> we are learning the names

reportero: detectives de la oficina del alguacil dijeron que samuel entrÓ al vta con tres pistolas deatacante seleccionÓ las vÍctimas. >> no podemos decir lo que dijeron los testigos. reportero: fuimos a la casa del pistolero, que se incendiÓ. vimos que parte de la cuadra siguen sin acceso al trÁnsito. >> el personal fue a la casa y checÓ la escena. reportero: segÚn la vocera, no se ha encontrado ningÚn artefacto explosivo activo que ponga en riesgo a los vecinos. se desconoce la causa del incendio. paola: el tiroteo de ayer nos deja con preguntas. tenemos un invitado para hablar del tema. profesor, por quÉ vemos mÁs ataques de este tipo en el paÍs? quÉ sucede con el uso de armas de fuego? >> es muy fÁcil adquirir armas. no se estÁn llevando requisitos. paola: por quÉ se siguen vendiendo armas de forma tan sencilla? muchos hablan de la segunda enmienda. >> cuando se escribiÓ la enmienda se hablaba de una pistola que daba un tiro a la vez. muchos piden que se lleve a cabo el sentido popular. la mayorÍa de los norteamericanos favorecen regulaciones. paola: algunos piensan que estados un

now samuel took his bride susan on a honeymoon to new york. but while he was there, he purchased merchandise for his next trading expedition. therefore giving susan if you will and extended honeymoon on the santa fe trail. for the previous two decades samuel and his brother james had engaged in trail in trade on the santa fe trail and they had a very lucrative business and they were very well connected. they arrived in independence where susan started her ld audio de doÑa susanita magoffin. and indicated that these were going to be her travels in mexico commencing on june 1846. on friday the 12th. she said that my journal tells a story tonight rather different from what it is ever been before the curtain raises now with the new scene this book of travel is act to literally and truly. while they were there and independence samuel purchase cargo for the trade expedition that he and that would be frated on 14 big wagons. pulled by six yolk each and that you can tell they were very big wagons if they had six yoke that were pulling those wagons. th

days samuel is a widow and lives here with her 4 children before the coronavirus pandemic she was already struggling to cover energy costs for her house and to feed her family it's become even harder since lagos went into lockdown. all along when the coronavirus came everybody had to stay indoors lots of family stuff that we only have food handouts from private organizations and sometimes if you're unlucky the help might not reach. here women do. cooking usually over an open wood fire and since this area is not on the grid people use diesel powered generators to get electricity. burning these fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. the authorities had no clear idea about the fuel usage here so they started to gather information. in here are used to ignore the image. in light in cooking i mean not our committee. c 40 is a network of almost 100 cities around the world including lagos that promotes climate action this energy usage survey is being carried out under its guidance the team go door to door they've already uncovered the main reasons why solar ener

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es lo que encontrÓ la policÍa en la casa de samuel cassidy. >> Él esperaba una violencia dramÁtica.tera: el sujeto tenÍa tres armas semiautomÁticas de .9 milÍmetros cuando ingresÓ al lugar de trabajo. >> preparÓ una manera de quemar lentamente y no se incendiara rÁpidamente. Él hizo algo en la cocina para que se incendiara lentamente. reportera: por quÉ motivo habrÍa planeado este incendio lentamente? por quÉ piensan eso? >> es una pregunta muy buena. no sabemos lo que pensaba realmente. a veces hay personas que quieren causar mÁs daÑo y si un bombero llega a una casa que se estÁ incendiando no va a pensar que hay todo eso en la casa. reportera: quÉ hay detrÁs de todo esto? >> tenÍa problemas con diferentes personas y con su puesto de trabajo. no estaba muy contento. no sabemos exactamente el por quÉ. reportera: afortunadamente pudieron llegar rÁpido los bomberos, pero se tardaron seis minutos. por quÉ? >> ellos no avisaron al radio. no lo hicieron inmediatamente. reportera: en otras palabras, no alertaron que estaban allÍ, pero llegaron antes de seis minutos. >> exactamente. los of

the sheriff says 57-year-old samuel cassidy chose his victims. also detained and released by border patrol five years ago after returning to the u.s. carrying books about terrorism. >>> and travel is rebounding for memorial day. aaa estimates more than 37 million americans will travel 50 miles or more from home this holiday weekend. that's up 60% from last year. most are expected to drive. >>> people across the country will honor america's fallen on memorial day. last year cbs' steve hartman asked musician to play "taps" at 3:00 p.m. sharp. it became one large musical performance. elise preston explains. ♪ >>> this is what memorial day >>> there is what memorial day sounded like last year for tens of thousands of buglers and trumpeters. ♪ with memorial day parades and ceremonies canceled because of the pandemic, they honored america's patriots by playing "taps." ♪ from coast to coast, musician of all skill levels answered the call from cbs' steve hartman and "taps for veterans" and created "taps ross america." i was not surprised. i was blown awa

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the gunman is identified as samuel cassidy. police believe he killed himself after shooting eight others. 57 years old, an employee of the vta. images from surveillance video show cassidy leaving his home this morning, seen carrying a black duffle bag. you can see he puts the bag into the white pickup truck. why did he kill those people? why did he go there? still unclear. >> investigators are hoping to get clues and answers at the gunman's hope. about eight miles from the vta rail yard. this is the fire that erupted at his home this morning. the same time the shooting massacre was unfolding. a neighbor called 911 and firefighters responded to the scene. they believe the suspect may have set this fire before leaving to the rail yard to go to work. now, the bomb squad found rounds of ammunition and empty gas cans at his home, which is located just off 101 and capital expressway exit. meantime, nearly 12 hours later, we are still waiting to learn the identities of the victims. an agonizing 11 1/2 hours for those families, not kno

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. >> reporter: tonight officials say samuel cassidy set his home on fire before the shooting by putting ammunition in a pot on the stove. once heated, it ignited flammable liquid. video from wednesday's rampage shows the gunman walking calmly across the rail yard just moments after killing his first victims. the attack not over yet. overnight, hundreds gathering at city hall to mourn with the families of the nine men killed. paul may mcgee's life grieving the loss. >> god took my best friend, husband too, soon. and i'm wishing i could give him one last hug and tell him how much i love you. >> reporter: you ca see investigators still actively combing this scene. officials say it's clear this was a planned event. based on the evidence they have, they say they believe the suspect was prepared to use his firearms to take as many lives as he possibly could. whit? >> we are thinking about those families, kaylee, thank you. >>> we move on now to tacoma, washington, tonight. three police officers pleading not guilty to criminal charges in the death of manuel ellis during an arrest last year. vi

so this police officers never had a gun battle with samuel cassidy. now with his death. hard work begins. i mean, you do the heavy lifting, obviously on the if you want to make sure to save as many lives as you possibly can. now for the victim's family and friends. they want to know why. why did they why did he kill their loved ones and they're hoping that with all the detective work and the home that they will be able to provide answers. and of course, this is being done locally and on the federal level the fbi. we took the news conference live yesterday that he said he hadn't. so resources flying in from the east coast as he spoke at the news conference to come to san jose, back to you right now. >> well, and it's just a completely to to hear stories like this. you've been on the ground since yesterday talking to people in that area in addition to talking to the neighbor kind of what is the sentiment in the mood of people understandably heartbroken that this has happened. >> people are stunned that it happened but not shocked. i mean, this is the second mass shooting i

i'll grant you right under our constitution under our basic law under the bill of rights we have samuel chu of hong kong democracy council he joins us from washington d.c. samuel ewing your father have participated in the candlelight vigil in the past it's gone on for 30 years now young activists have been sentenced for showing up your thoughts. well i think that the timing of this is unmistakable we're coming up on the 32nd anniversary next month just under a month and i think that this is a deliberate attempt to attend intimidate people from participating even though just weeks ago they have already announced a government that they're banning the vigil for 2nd year in a row and i think that today's sentencing is to make larry they don't want anyone to publicly memorialize what happened in 1989. and your father. very well known in hong kong had earlier also been sentenced for his activism the government has gone after so many of the major players where does that put the movement well i think that this is becoming increasingly clear to the world and to everyone and that the tactic that

we have some video showing samuel cassidy leaving his home wednesday morning. you can see here that he's carrying a black duffel bag that he puts into the back of that white pickup truck. cassidy's home in south san jose is another focus for law enforcement as well as firefighters and federal agents because along with the flames at the house, firefighters were concerned there may be something in the house that could pose a danger to the neighborhood. so they evacuated nearby neighbors after that fire started at his house. >> "today in the bay's" sergio quintana was in the neighborhood y were allowed back to lo of angmar court in south san jose has been the scene of a fire and is connected to one of the worst fatal mass shootings ever in the bay area. after several hours police began taking down some of the crime scene tape allowing neighbors to return home. many were concerned when they watched as thick smoke began rising out of a house on this cul-de-sac. >> flames coming out of the window and the roof. >> what did you do? >> grabbed a hose and started putting

tonight's cbs news learned that border agents questioned and released the killer, 57-year-old samuel cassidy, five years ago after he was found returning to the u.s. carrying writings about terrorism and professing that he hated working for the valley transit authority. it was at the same transit rail yard where he opened fire wednesday, gunning down nine of his colleagues in what now appears to have been a methodical execution with cassidy shooting specific co- workers and letting others go. as we come on the air tonight we're learning more about the co-workers who lost their lives and the heroism they showed as those shots rang out. one victim even pushing someone to safety before being killed. cbs' jamie yuccas is in san jose again tonight and is going to lead off our coverage. good evening, jamie. >> reporter: newly released video shows shooter samuel cassidy who casually killed co- workers walking from one building to the second where he took the leaves of more people. a co-worker told us cassidy was antisocial, unpleasant and clearly disgruntled while at work. tonight, the firs

new video tonight of the killer as cbs news learns samuel cassidy was previously questioned by federal agents. what they found on him that made them so concerned. plus new details about his arsenal of guns and ammunition, and what we're learning about the nine victims, and the grieving tonight for the lives lost. "on the road" again. with millions now vaccinated, americans are on the highways and in the skies tonight. one out of every four people traveling this memorial day. and the stunning new video of that passenger attacking a flight attendant. wicked weather, 22 million americans in the path of dangerous storms, high winds, possible tornadoes and the rain and chilly temperatures that may dampen your weekend barbecue. falling on deaf ears, the mother of a fallen capitol police officer begs g.o.p. senators for a bipartisan investigation into the january 6th riot. why the republican leader is asking his party to vote no. strip search outrage -- the disturbing body cam video of baton rouge police strip searching two black men, then entering their home with guns drawn. tiger's roar, th

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that gunman has been identified as samuel cassidy. they believe he took his own life. he was an employee of vta. at this time the motive is unknown. >> we've been talking to people who knew him, though. one neighbor describes him as scary. his ex-wife says he talked about "today in the bay's" bob redell is outside of the gunman's burned home in south san jose. any idea yet on maybe why he snapped? has anyone said anything to you? >> reporter: no. and this morning sheriff laurie smith of the santa clara county sheriff said law enforcement doesn't know yet why samuel cassidy shot all those people. they're still investigating the motive. as you see behind me san jose police are guarding the home on angmar court in south san jose. this is where cassidy lived. this is video of him leaving his home yesterday morning. a black duffel bag he's putting in the back of the pickup truck. his house burned down later. law enforcement investigating whether cassidy set the fire to his house with a timed device. we spoke to his ex-wife who was married to him for about ten years. she say

. >> reporter: the home samuel cassidy is now boarded up. emotional and spiritual support for them. >> reporter: the home samuel cassidy is now boarded up. investigators revealed he had an arsenal of weapons. evidence that remained even after the mass shooting simultaneously set his home on fire while he shot and killed nine of his coworkers at this vta rail yard yesterday. >> there was a pot on the stove. around the pot there was accelerant. >> reporter: investigators uncovered 25,000 rounds of ammunition. they say cassidy's guns were stashed near different doorways. at the rail yard, cassidy first killed several coworkers in one building then was seen on this surveillance video calmly walking over to a second building where he murdered several more. cassidy's father apologizes for his son's unthinkable act. "i don't think anything i could say could ease their grief. i'm really, really very sorry." investigators say no clear motive still in this crime. cassidy's father also telling our media partners that he saw his son just last week and t

. >> reporter: and more, automaker of this separate from what samuel cassidy brought into that vta rail yard just behind me wednesday morning. earlier today investigators at his home even detonating what they believe was a small case found at samuel cassidy's home friday. it's evidence that remained even after the mass shooting simultaneously set his home on fire before he opened fire at his work. >> around the pot there was accelerate. >> reporter: around inmar court, neighbors were surprised to find out what was inside. >> i just found out. i was a little scared. now i'm safe. >> reporter: investigators uncovered an estimate estimated 29,000 rounds. >> if he was to be contacted by someone else he would have those weapons inside the house. >> reporter: taking into account the three semi automatic weapons and 32 magazines full of ammo cassidy had when he open fire department on his coworker. >> the weapons he purchased legally but ammunition pwaoeup. >> evidence collection teams are still hard at work at that vta rail yard. they will remain here in the following days. i'm amanda del cas

the investigation. >> chaos and carnage erupted in san jose when a gunman 57 year-old samuel cassidy shot and killed 8 of his co-workers in critically injured. another at the vta railyard around 6.30, wednesday morning county officials say cassidy began shooting after a morning union meeting or 40 other employees were president. the santa clara county sheriff's office in san jose police immediately responded first team through the door where the sheriff's office and san jose police department and they're my true heroes. there was active shooting going on at that there victim shot in 2 separate buildings. santa clara county sheriff laurie smith says. >> once cassidy realize law enforcement arrived. he turned the gun on himself and took his own life. >> she says deputies did not exchange gunfire in addition to the shooting. the sheriff's office detective explosive materials at the rail yard but say there's no danger to the public. we actually had an explosives dog on scene. >> which detected to some type of explosives material. at the crime scene itself. at that point, we activate the

we have samuel a cio of hong kong democracy council he joins us from washington d.c. samuel you and your father have participated in the candlelight vigil in the past it's gone on for 30 years now young activists have been sentenced for showing up your thoughts well i think that the timing of this is unmistakable we're coming up on the 32nd anniversary next month just under a month and i think that this is a deliberate attempt to turn intimidate people from participating even though just weeks ago they have already announced a government that they're banning the vigil or 2nd year in a row and i think that today's sentencing is to make larry they don't want anyone to publicly memorialize what happened in 1989. and your father reverential uming very well known in hong kong had earlier also been sentenced for his activism the government has gone after so many of the major players where does that put the movement. well i think that this is becoming increasingly clear to the world and to everyone and that the tactic that hong kong government or the beijing government is us

. >> reporter: and more, automaker of this separate from what samuel cassidy brought into that vta railard just rlr today investigators at his home even detonating they believe was a small case found at samuel cassidy's home friday. it's evidence that remained even after the mass shooting simultaneously set his home on fire before he opened fire at his work. >> around the pot there was accelerate. >> reporter: around inmar court, neighbors were surprised to find out what was inside. >> i just found out. i was a little scared. now i'm safe. >> reporter: investigators uncovered an estimate estimated 29,000 rounds. >> if he was to be contacted by someone else he would have those weapons inside the house. >> reporter: taking into account the three semi automatic weapons and 32 magazines full of ammo cassidy had when he open fire department on his coworker. >> the weapons he purchased legally but ammunition pwaoeup. >> evidence collection teams are still hard at work at that vta rail yard. they will remain here in the following days. i'm amanda del castillo. >> i was left speechless at human

samuel you and your father have participated in the candlelight vigil in the past it's gone on for 30 years now young activists have been sentenced for showing up your thoughts well i think that the timing of this is unmistakable we're coming up on the 32nd anniversary next month just under one and i think that this is a deliberate attempt to intimidate people from participating even though just weeks ago they have already announced a government that they're banning the vigil or 2nd year in a row and i think that today's sentencing is to make clear they don't want anyone to publicly memorialize what happened in 1989. and your father reverential uming very well known in hong kong had earlier also been sentenced for his activism the government has gone after so many of the major players where does that put the movement. well i think that this is becoming increasingly clear to the world and to everyone and that the tactic that hong kong government of beijing government is using is to manipulate the rule of law in hong kong to pile up various charges for joshua log for example this is act

kinda samuel is looking forward to having light during the long evenings she might eventually be able to do away with her diesel generation this would save her some much needed money well also reducing the area's carbon emissions. bolivia is one of many countries where violence against women. continues to be widespread women's rights are often neglected haven their way around tough of the country's parliamentary representatives and women but resistance is growing against such entrenched discrimination with young women leading the way. the. state boards kneepads and skirts a group of young women in bolivia it's breaking a taboo to fight for more equality in this and be a nation. it's. just a great well i have to control both my body and my mind. it's a way of channeling my feelings and finding my equilibrium. in. the training session gets underway at 10 am the skateboarders are ambitious on the schedule for today muscle strength coordination and jumps. the summer left for the 1st all women skateboard collective in bolivia our name. means skater girls in the indigenous i'm our language

. >> federal and local investigators spent the day combing through vta gunman, samuel cassidy san jose home on an mark court. the homeless reported on fire wednesday morning about the same time. authorities say cassidy began shooting co-workers at the bt a light rail facility. the set up some type of a device or a slow fire. >> that would get larger. and it seems like he wanted them to both happened at the same time. because there's only a four-minute different. so we know he wasn't there at that time. home security video shows cassidy loading a duffel bag into his pickup truck before leaving his home wednesday. >> thursday. sheriff's officials confirmed he brought plenty of fire power with them to work that day. >> the suspect had 2 handguns on when the sheriff's office approached him and they semiautomatic. 9 millimeter handguns, but he also had 11 magazines in the had ammunition. and i'm in fact, they were high capacity magazines. each one had 12 rounds in it and he fired a total of 39 shots. 9 co-workers were killed before cassidy turned the gun on himself. >> and sheriff's officia

in aga reagan, reagan, also happy about the new solar powered street lights that are going kinda samuel is looking forward to having light during the long evenings. she might eventually be able to do away with her diesel generator. this would save her some much needed money, well, also reducing the area of carbon emissions. bolivia is one of many countries where violence against continues to be widespread. women's rights are often neglected haven, though around half of the country's parliamentary representatives a women. but resistance is growing against such entrenched discrimination with young women leading the way skateboards, knee pads and skirts of young women in bolivia, it's breaking a tad booth to fight for more equality in this indian nation form of control. well, i have to control both my body and my mind. it's a way of channeling my feeling and finding my equilibrium with human gentlemen. the training session gets underway at 10 am. the skateboarders are ambitious on the schedule for today. muscle strength, coordination, and jumps. so we're good, we're the 1st of all women, s

witness accounts are painting a picture of samuel cassidy as an angry loner. >> he's being described as a disgruntled employee. he didn't like anybody and nobody liked him. >> reporter: he fired 13 shots inside the rail yard wednesday, killing nine people before taking his own life. he carried more firepower than investigators first thought. >> there were three guns located where he killed him, located in his duffle bag or backpack and in the surrounding areas we found a total of 32 magazines. these were nine millimeters. >> reporter: before the shooting, the sheriff said there was a brief exchange with a union representative who came by the rail yard for a visit. >> the suspect talked to the union person said i'm not gonna shoot you or words to that effect and then started shooting other people. >> none of our family members from vta or extended family deserve this punishment. >> reporter: an emotional news conference at vta headquarters as employees pay tribute to the fallen coworkers. >> i was at the family center and i saw that aftermath. and i saw the immense pain in the faces o

and neighbors surveillance camera caught the suspect, samuel kathy, leaving for work the morning of the vta massacre. today investigators revealed that cassidy left his home with rounds of ammunition, slow cooking in a pot on his stove. >> it would have heated to a point where the powders inside would have detonated and likely ignited the axons in the kitchen, causing that residence to catch fire. >> reporter: it happened at the same time he was gunning down nine of his coworkers at the vta yard. investigators also recovered a dozen firearms including rifles and handguns with high-capacity magazines. seven day -- 70 molotov cocktails. the new estimate is roughly 25,000 rounds of ammunition in various calipers. >> reporter: they thought they came across a -trapped device in the homes at it. >> we found a suspicious device , we are not sure what it is so we are going to render it safe. >> reporter: it was on a discarded box of batteries and wires. police have evacuated the entire cul-de-sac where he lived. plus, two houses on the backside. neighbors were eager to get back home after three