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shawn adler was a security guard. at the lena housley was just 18 years old and a student at pepperdine university. in a terrible twist, he survived the las vegas shooting a year ago but not the rampage here. >> stanford is in action and what the prognosis is for stephan terry. >> two fires that broke out in san francisco first started at 6 pm. the second fire workgroups contain the fires in less than an hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ here is a look at steph curry. >> though warriors news was not so good. you saw stephan go down last night against the bucks. he had a moderate growing strain. he won't play tomorrow against brooklyn. after that we will have to wait and see. that is a tough break. >> the mri was encouraging so it will be a day to day thing. obviously we won't do anything crazy. got he will be out until he is healthy and ready to go. >> the bears traveled halfway around the world to open their season. a game against yale. it didn't seem all that daunting until the on the floor.

i own a networking group, organization, and the bouncer there last night that lost his life was shawn adler, business owner, father of two young boys. he owned a small business in simi called rivalry roasters. he had his dream. he opened up a shop, a store that was his own. there is a vigil there this evening at his store. there is going to be another one tomorrow night. it's devastating. it's devastating what's going on. kids that went to dance last night. i know a lot of people that either were there who are supposed to be there, or have lost somebody. it's not like i heard somebody. it's this close. and everybody's gathered here tonight. and my heart is broken. i'm one of those, you know, peace, love. i chose to wear this hat tonight because i've got to believe that we are going to somehow figure out a way to stop this. >> karen, i know you are hurting so badly tonight, and i hope you find comfort in this vigil. we are going to go to that roasting company's vigil that is later tonight at 7:00. and we will bring that to you later on abc 7 news at 11:00. but for now we are live in thousand

this is her friend, shawn adler. he recently opened his own coffee shop. he was the bouncer last night at the club. he was one of the victims. now, even though many people do not know shawn, but are in attendance at this vigil tonight, they stopped me and they said they wanted to share with the community what thousand oaks is all about. >> the joke that we live in a bubble, but you can see where it bursts, we connect and we -- it's been my home since i can remember. and i'm so grateful we live in this type of community that holds each other up when we are falling apart. >> reporter: it's hard not to tear up yourself listening to her and how much she cares about her community. there are more vigils planned throughout the next day or two. we plan to go inside here at city hall. we'll bring you the latest of what happens later on, on "abc7 news" a 9:00 and 11:00. back to you. >> thank you. >>> elena housley is among the confirmed victims, she's a recent high school graduate. >> wayne freedman joins us live. >> reporter: it seems everyone knew her. i'm going to

shawn adler was also a hero, the 48-year-old was working at borderline, and family members say he tried before he was shot. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. authorities say it could have been worse. when first responder sergeant ron helus got the call, he ran into the bar to end the bloodsh bloodshed. >> you can't describe it as anything other than totally responder ron helus entered the building. >> you can't describe it by anything other than heroic. >> reporter: and there were other people there at borderline who were also in las vegas for the worst mass shooting in american history. >> no parent should get that phone call once and much less twice. >> danielle was there. >> i know the sound. >> reporter: and you know the exits. >> yes. >> reporter: is that why you survived? >> yes, unfortunately, it prepared me for things like this. >> reporter: and this man also survived las vegas, but not here. his distraught father blames the rampage on gun culture in america. >> i won't vilify this kid, because he has parents who are grieving, too, and i feel sorry for them as well. >> repor

bar where college night turned into a nightmare last wednesday. [ sirens ] five of his employees, shawn adlerse friend. >> they meant the world to me. we would hang out on a personal level. christina was the same way. her bubbly attitude and her smile, just it's horrible. >> reporter: all across california, communities are paying their respects. in napa, 18-year-old alaina housely returned home for the first time. >> friendly, lovely, good grades, overachieving in every way. and the family means so much to our community. >> reporter: daniel, a marine corps veteran, was also honored on sunday in san diego. he was helping to plan a relay to benefit american veterans. >> sad and ironic that the young man who took dan's life could have been helped had we connected with him. it is tragic that we didn't get to him sooner. >> reporter: hynes agrees that personal connections are needed to avoid tragedies. >> you start having thoughts and feelings and have that anger build, talk to somebody. talk to anybody you can. >> reporter: he vows that borderline will once again with a place for the community to