Right above them. Just a long time. Changingweapons. Changing calibers. You can here the difference in the gunshots of the different rifle that hes shooting. Reporter guests that claimed they stayed in that same suite last year shared this video. They say the suite has striking, unobstructed views of the Las Vegas Strip and the concert venue. Now theres new questions about paddocks girlfriend. Shes a person of interest. Reporter shes in the philippines. Investigators want to know about 100,000 that paddock transferred to that country just last week. Were hearing emotional stories from victims families. Were also hearing from the father of a bay area student who was wounded in that attack, and she is 20yearold savannah chasco. She is a junior at the Nevada University in reno. Gunfire was still ringing out in the background when she called her father. I then asked her, tell me, have you been shot, have you been grazed or just felt cut. She says im not sure. Im angry. Im angry. Im angry. Reporter two of savannahs friends were also hit by gunfire. One of them didnt make it. Savannah was treated for her own injury and has since been released. My photographer and i have been driving around las vegas today. Weve been observing people who are here, asking why youre here. A lot of people come for celebrations for weddings, to get away. One man though, flew here from the bay area to donate blood. Across from the Las Vegas Trauma Center where hundreds of victims were taken the night of the shooting is a blood drive. Showing up today to give blood, the very doctors and nurses who have been caring for the shooting victims since sunday night. Ive worked for United Blood Services for 30 years, and ive never seen anything like this. Its hard to imagine potentially what the blood needs could be for 527 patients admitted to hospitals. Youre supposed to squeeze this every five seconds. Reporter he flew to las vegas to be with his mom, so the two could give blood today together. Thanks mom. Reporter he calls vegas his second home. Ive never donated blood before. Its kind of unfortunate, this is the first thing that inspired me to do it. Now i know how to do it, and hopefully i can make this kind of a habit. Reporter signs reading pray for vegas. We stopped to find this couple putting up an american flag, only to learn theyre not from the united states. Theyre from switzerland. They came to las vegas for their honeymoon, and spent part of it on lockdown in their hotel, when there were reports an active shooter was on the loose. Today, they came to pay their respects to the victims. Were thinking about all the victims. Its our honeymoon, so beginning our honeymoon with this, its touching. Reporter following the las vegas shooting, the topic of security is front and center now at big festivals and at fleet week in the bay area. Theres also a big festival in austin, texas, coming up. The organizers are talking about their security. Theyre going to have seen, and unseen security. Were going to be seeing bigger changes now, and maybe changes to the venue, and where would soft targets be, vs. Hard targets and hotel rooms, and all of that sort of thing. Obviously, a topic of conversation that a lot of people in las vegas say theyre not going to let it change their behavior, and where do they go when they come here . Juliette, have all the victims been identified . Reporter the majority have, liz. Were told three of them have not yet been identified, and weve been hearing their personal stories about who they are, and where they live, and what theyve done. Today, we even saw victims family members reunited, and theyre in town. A lot of them just waiting for them to get out. A lot of them in surgery as we speak. Thank you, juliette. The wife of a San FranciscoPolice Officer was among those killed in the attacks. Stacee etcheber was a mother of two from novato. During the shooting, her husband vinny told hour to run to safety while he stayed behind to help the wounded. Stacee never made it out. Reporter ken, by all accounts, stacee was a beloved member of the community. She worked at a hair salon in Historic Downtown novato. Just a moment ago, a car pulled up and said are you guys here for stacee, i said yes. The woman nodded her head, shed a tear and drove off. What a charismatic person she is, amend just a a loving person railroad the mother of two, and her husband, vinny, an officer assigned to sfpds northern station were at the three day Country Music festival. His description of the barrage of shots was unbelievable is what he said. He had never experienced anything like that before. And he put himself in harms way. Reporter vinny started tending to the injured. When the shooting occurred that you know, it was all about helping other people. So when my brother went out to help other folks, she didnt run out of there, she came back and helped other people as well. So thats when they got separated, and from there, we dont really know what happened. Reporter stacee didnt have her id or cell phone. The realization she wasnt safe ticked up. It was almost impossible to find a good solid list of what we call jane does. We circled around, circled around, then we just had the sixth sense that the last stop was the coroners office, and thats where we found her. Reporter now, in about an hour and a half, two hours, thats when the memorial will start here in novato for stacy. Now were learning another shooting victim from san ramon. Denise coen, also went to the same school, graduated in 77. Flowers for the two women were placed outside a memorial to cal high alum this afternoon. A woman who grew up in san jose is also among those who were killed. 32yearold michelle vo graduated from Independence High School in 2003. She used to work for a Software Company in the bay area. Today, we spoke to her former boss who was still in shock. The hard part is kind of trying to tackle how she was taken from us. To go from being as exhuberent to silent. Also hearing a lot of stories of heroism tonight amid the deadly attack. A couple from Sonoma County helped victims get to a hospital. It was trauma and horror. There was no, i mean, it was just terror. Reporter Jennifer Mcgrath says the videos youve seen of las vegas dont come close to what it was like to be there. You see people scared, but they dont show the horror of it all. Reporter she experienced it firsthand, hitting the ground, and playing dead, while the shooter opened fire, and her husband administered cpr to a young woman next to her. The pop, pop, comes back, and we laid down next to her, and shes between me and my husband, and im just thinking, holy crap, hes going to get shot, or im going to get shot. Reporter jennifer says she and her husband laid with that young woman until the gunfire ceased. For her family, she can know we were there for the whole time. Reporter when they realized shed passed, they ran for their lives. I remember, there were people underneath the bleachers in the vip section, and they were pulling out dead bodies. Reporter next, a scramble to get victims to the hospital. There were some cars driving by. And we started pulling over cars, and shoving them in the back of cars. Just shoving them in the backseat and saying, go to the er. Reporter they survived. Jennifer says her 5yearold daughter, and 8yearold son were all she could think of as she laid waiting for the gunfire to stop. Now she gets to try to go back to normal. Im scared that when i hug them, im going to lose it, and theyre going to wonder, why are you crying momma . Im going to try not to, because i dont want them to feel the trauma. Theres just no place that feels safe anymore. These are live pictures of a growing memorial in fremont to honor the victims, survivers and their families. This is at Veterans Memorial park at the hall of justice. Were told there are a dozen people here. Its being sponsored by the Brady Campaign to prevent gun violence. Security is expected to be tight at the shoreline amphitheater where imagine dragons will be performing. The band is from las vegas. Much more about the shooter, that hotel suite and the investigation into a possible motive, coming up, on the cbs evening news with anthony mason. Thats at 5 30. And coming up, President Trump in puerto rico. Why the san juan mayor is calling him a quote miscommunicater in chief. Plus, a tech billionaire ordered to open this beach to the public. His surprising move ahead of a critical deadline. And how stanford is transforming a quiet corner of campus to mark an infamous crime. The areas devastated by hurrican a. They met helped President Trump and the first lady flew to puerto rico today to tour the areas devastated by hurricane maria. They met with victims, and helped distribute some supplies. At one point, the president picked up some paper towels, and tossed them into the crowd. As seth lemon reports, his latest comments about the disaster are raising some eyebrows. President trump toured the destruction in puerto rico and talked about the u. S. Response to hurricane maria. I hate to tell you, puerto rico, but youve thrown our budget a little out of whack, because weve spent a lot of money on puerto rico and thats fine. Weve saved a lot of lives. He said puerto rico should be proud of its low death toll, in comparison to new orleans after hurricane katrina, which he called a real capacity. 16 people vs. In the thousands. You can be very proud of all of your people, all of our people working together. 16 vs. Literally thousands of people. Reporter the president did meet with the mayor of san juan, who he chastised after she asked for more help last week. Nearly two weeks after maria hit, 95 of the island remains without electricity, and food and freshwater are in short supply in many areas. In response, the u. S. Has deployed aid workers, and 70 of the nations gas stations are back up and running. The president was also set to meet with sailors and marines, assisting with disaster relief. Some bay area nurses are on their way to puerto rico to help the victims. Rn response network. Volunteers left from sfo today. Some are even using personal, and Vacation Days just to be there. We know there are nurses and physicians that need to rest and look after their families so were there to fill that void. Flashlights, headlights, im ready to go. Im ready to visit the terrain if need be. Its taken nearly ten years, but it appears bay area surfers may have finally won the battle over access to Martins Beach. The tech billionaire who owns the surrounding land was ordered to unlock the gate. Low and behold, look at what devin feely found when he pulled up with sky drone 5 today. For the first time in nearly a decade, the gate outside Martins Beach near Half Moon Bay was wide open. Giving the public the unfettered access to the beach, thats been the subject of a long and legal battle. You ask why is access important to Martins Beach . I say for the same reason that access to yosemite is important. Its a california treasure. Reporter shortly after, installed a gate, and posted private property, and no trespass signs. The Coastal Commission sent a letter, ordering him to cease and desist with the publics use of the beach or face heavy fines. Up to 11,000 per violation per day. As surfers, and just a wildlife enthusiast, its important for us to have access, to get down to the beach, just to check the coastline, check the waves. Check the beauty of it. Reporter the gate being open is progress. 1100 miles of coastline in california belongs to the public. Well, it isnt any good for people. Reporter devin feely, kpix 5. An suv slams into a home in fairfield, this happened about 6 30 this morning. Police say the driver missed the turn, rammed right into the front of the house. Nobody was hurt. And police are now looking for that driver who took off. The chp is releasing this video of officers in oakland taking an accused freeway shooter into custody. Two people were rounded last week on interstate 880 at the industrial parkway onramp. Witnesses say sedel delvon wilkes. A crime scene is now a place to remember. Reporter beneath tall redwood trees on the stanford campus is a stone sitting area. The peaceful setting commemorates an event. Were very close to the backdoor. Reporter this is the exact spot where an unconscious student, emily doe was sexually assaulted at the kappa alpha house. I wanted there to be a permanent symbol and reminder for how important it is to take Sexual Assault serious. Reporter turner was convicted of Sexual Assault, but given only a 6 month sentence by aaron persky. The light punishment made persky the target of a recall development. The issue is still apparently very sensitive with some stanford students. What do you think about this . Reporter at first, he agreed to be interviewed, but other students stepped in to tell him no. Sorry. Were not supposed to be talking about this. Why . Because were affiliated with the university. And were not supposed to be talking about this. Its none of your business why else. Reporter only half of the students who would talk knew the significance of the memorial. One student who said the turner case was a big part, praised stanford for doing something. I think its important that they do the right thing about it, and that we can move forward learning from that. Reporter at stanford, kpix 5. I like to talk to len ramirez, hes one of my favorites. We look for any sign of a low cloud owe there, and find none, its one of many signs that weve got a warming trend on the way. Well have the forecast for you in a minute. Coming up all new at 6 00 tonight, the mass shooting shines a spotlight of gun culture in las vegas. A wild west for powerful weapons. We take a closer look at how the city caters to gun lovers. But first, the markets closed up today. Heres a look at the closing numbers from wall street. Hows it going down there . Thats good. Lica misses you. Im over it though. laughter thats fine. I miss her more than you anyway. Hey, my window is closing. Yeah thats okay. Alright miles. I love you. phone hangs up yeah i love you too. Hello, welcome back on this fine tuesday, where weve got mostly clear skies around the bay area. The prospects are, it is going to stay that way for a while, with High Pressure over the west coast, and the numbers right now, as we look toward the bay, concords got 77. In oakland, 71. A smidge cooler today than it was yesterday at this time. Thats it. From here on out, were going to begin to build temperatures. Wind speeds have abated a bit as well. We have the red flag warnings. Those have been lifted as the air flow now gently shifts toward onshore. Not as strong with winds up to18 at novato. At twain heart, this afternoon, they had a mix of freezing rain, and snow thats at an elevation of 240 feet on 108, right kenny . Thats about 140 miles east of San Francisco. Its snowing tonight. Not much, but nevertheless, we thought wed show it to you. 49 at fairfield. And sun up tomorrow at 7 08. Heres how it looks, from high atop the west coast, that low pressure is running south of the bay area. As a result, things will be a bit cooler. Now the high will begin to build back in. Thats going to build temperatures as well. So tonight it will be mainly clear and cool. Numbers come up a bit tomorrow. Then well warm them up even more on thursday, and by the time we get into the weekend, it will be 90. Tomorrow, were close to average. 79 in the city. 81 for san jose. 78 at fremont. Over the east bay, the numbers will again get close to 80 degrees in spots. The north bay, 79 at petaluma. The beach weather will improve as we get toward the weekend. Ukiah back above 80 degrees tomorrow, and it looks like a very nice day. Extended forecast will go from mid80s tomorrow, upper 80s thursday. Low 90s friday, and by the weekend, the warmest day on saturday, low 90s inland, before we begin to back off a bit. Again, this time of the year, along the beach, and even inland, numbers can be some of the warmest of the year, and at least we are headed in that direction. A little more news for you after our break, well see you in a minute. Thanks for watching at five. Ahead at six. Cbs evening news is up next. As you reported, investigators still dont have a motive, but we do know these were among the weapons recovered from the las vegas gunman hotel room. Tonight, well show you how easy it is to modify guns like these. Plus, President Trump makes waves, surveying the relief effort in puerto rico. And a tribute to the one and only tom petty. Coming up in just a few seconds on the cbs evening news. Thank you for watching tonight at 5 00. Ahead at 6, Juliette Goodrich live from las vegas, and well take a closer look at how the city caters to the gun culture, and well be back in 30 minutes. Captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs mason the search for a motive. We anticipate substantial amounts of information to come in, in the next 48 hours. E mason the girlfriend of the las vegas gunman is called a person of interest. We are in conversation. Mason and a memorial grows me the numbers become names. Also tonight, the president visits hurricane victims in puerto rico. At i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but youve thrown our budget a little out of whack, because we spent a lot of money on puerto rico. Weve saved a lot of lives. Mason and. Well, i wont back down mason . Remembering a rock star. I feel pretty blessed because ive always had a job that i loved going to. No, i wont back down