investigation. we begin with jay gray live from the crime scene. >> reporter: the massacre was carried out during the sunday morning service. unsuspecting worshippers ambushed in the pews. shots ripped through the first baptist church during the sunday morning service. >> rapid fire. >> reporter: 26 killed, ten or more wounded. >> dealing with the largest mass shooting in our state's history. >> reporter: victims range from five to 72-year-old. include the 14-year-old daughter of the pastor. 26-year-old devin patrick kelly who burst through the open door and fired. >> wearing a ballistic vest. >> reporter: praying with multiple rounds. >> a local resident grabbed his rifle and engaged on the suspect. the suspect dropped his rifle and fled from the church. >> reporter: kelly crashed his vehicle just across the county line. >> at this time, we don't know if it was a self-inflicted gun shot wound or shot by our local resident. >> reporter: kelly spent time in the air force. his uncle calling him a coward telling nbc news i never in a million years did i think devin could be capable. yeah, and that investigation continues over night. police pouring through evidence inside the suspect's car. no links to any kind of terror here. back to you. >> thank you very much, jay. 30 minutes ago president trump reacted to the massacre saying quote, this isn't a gun situation, this is a mental health problem. earlier today the president did offer his condolences to the families. >> our hearts are broken. but in dark times and these are dark times, such as these, americans do what they do best. we pull together. we join hands, we lock arms and through the tears and through the sadness, we stand strong, oh so strong. >> president we want on to say he spoke to the governor of texas. >> this was last week's service. now like many service, the pastor here posted videos on youtube. not clear yet if today's shooting was captured on video. one of the neighbors said he went inside his warm to warn his family and suddenly a bullet went through the wall. >> shock that somebody would decide of all places this small little church. why this church? why would you do this to people like that that are just praying, just worshipping. why would you attack them on a sunday when they are defenseless? >> question many of us had. he said when the gunfire stopped he went to the church and started helping the victims >> this is the third mass shooting in a church in just two and a half years. dylan roof a white supremacist killed nine people as they attended bible study. roof is convicted and now on death row. that shooting may have led to another mass shooting in antioch, tennessee just a few months later. in that case, an african american man wearing a mask opened fire. authorities arrested emanuel sampson. now today's horrific rampage has local -- >> amos brown had poignant words about what is happening in society. >> reporter: that's right. after being a pastor in the city here for more than four decades, he said he is afraid that we will see more of these shootings in churches if we don't take better job in the way we treat each other and also take care of the mental ill. >> it is what happens in our society when we lose moral compos. >> reporter: over time, the church has had to make changes to keep people safe. amos brown says the country is changes for the worse. >> we have become a violent nation. >> reporter: and the reverend has overseen the installation of security gates and surveillance cameras and has had to hire guards since he became the leader decades ago. >> what this gentleman did at church this morning, he was uncouraged to do it because he felt he had his right to take his pistol, whatever weapon he used and go to church. >> reporter: the reverend says society has helped to shape. >> it is created a climate of instability and violence. and people tend to mirror, to reflect their environment. >> reporter: we do see in so many of these cases, there are mental illnesses associated with people involved in these shootings and the reverend says he believes we need to provide more mental health care and also more counseling services. >> thank you. we will continue to monitor this story for the latest details. social media platforms will be updating around the clocks. a new twist to an ongoing problem in san francisco. a police vehicle has been burglarized. among the items taken, guns, ammunition and an fbi jacket. nbc bay area sergio quintana is in san francisco with the details. >> reporter: according to the san mateo sheriff's department, burglars broke a window and made off with weapons. the car was parked on jones street. the thieves made off with serious fire power. >> the first is going to be a shot gun, 12 gage pump action blue steel with a brown stock. second firearm is a colt ar-4 black in color. >> reporter: that is a total of 800 bullets stolen. the deputy's bulletproof vest and the jacket with fbi on the back where also taken. it is not clear if the deputy was in the city as part of the investigation. our investigative unit examined bay area units which had reported 68 guns that were lost or stolen over a five year period. a new law took affect this year that closed a lap hole exempting law enforcement -- when he authored that law. now that new law does specifically remembrance pistols. it does not reference long rifles which were the type of weapons that were stolen this weekend. thank you. a gun stolen from a federal agent that killed cakate steinl. last year prosecutors ended arguments with what they called an o.j. moment, showing how the beg gun could have been hidden in a pocket. shot steinle while she walked along pier 14 with her father. a man walked into terminal two through an exit bypassing security. the passenger had forgotten something. that investigation caused lines to stack up. >> the lines were very long. all the way down to the end of the terminal down there. walnut creek teacher accused of improper contact with a student. he taught science at walnut creek intermediate school. he was also a substitute in the martinez school district. at this point the charges do not involve any current students in either district. >> president trump former national security adviser feeling heat tonight. also a touching and lively tribute to first responders in what i know country. >> you will want to set aside your jackets. you don't need your umbrella just yet, but that is changing. tracking rain, wind, and snow when we come back. following any breaking developments across the bay area overnight. join us monday on )today in the join us monday on )today in the join us monday on )today in the ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the 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together to volunteer time and products. >> watching the community come together during the tragedy has really been exceptional. >> reporter: at the concert, for some a step towards healing. >> out there doing whatever we could do from the horses running down the road to everything going on with the animals. >> reporter: and today he reflected on the thanks he received. >>. the annual dream force conference kicks off tomorrow. tonight sfpd already closing off roads. company expects more than 170,000 people to attend. plus another 10 million viewers online. a lot of big named guests will be in town. former first lady michelle obama. actor will i am. speaking of sales force, the ceo had an unusually wild tweet nothing to do with the big conference. capturing this video. take a look. that is not a little kitty cat. that is a mountain line outside of his home. he posted this clip on twitter yesterday showing the animal passing right front his front porch. everyone is here for sales force. even the mountain lion. we are heading into monday. >> tracking wind, rain, and more sierra snow on the day. look at that, now down to 43 degrees. san rafael maybe to see upper 30s again. partly cloudy skies currently over san rafael. san francisco more mild as the wind and the proximity to the water. san jose currently 50 degrees. so kind of a sneak preview of what to expect tomorrow morning. temperatures on the cool side jacket weather for sure. near 50 in san francisco. just a slight chance of seeing isolated showersi passing overnight. you see the clouds passing by from north to south. any chance of showers is gone as moving into the afternoon. highs similar to what we saw today. another round from throw mid-60s. tri-valley and out towards concord and antioch. 62 san mateo. downtown san francisco seeing highs in the upper 50s. dynamic system sets up during the day wednesday. one day different will be the chance of seeing stronger wind speeds. peak wind gusts maybe 20 to 30 miles per hour. rain ban pass on by. friday looks relatively dry as we get a break in between systems. increasing clouds. what is pretty interesting is the trends of the model runs which have pulled back on these rainfall totals. somewhere between a half inch to an inch and a half of rain. strong winds. santa clara valley gets a rain shadow. coast to hills in the north bay will likely so the most of the system. 12 to 18 inches of snow above 7,000 feet. rain falling with temperatures around the bay area staying in the 60s. wind with rainmaking a comeback, we will see showers into thursday that should taper off thursday evening. into the system comes in on sunday. overall, besides the wind issues. again, we'll have to watch out for gusty winds knocking down leaves and things that could cause wind. >> this is when jessica switches out her wardrobe from summer to fall. >> i am doing that. i'm in the process. >> thanks rob. fighting for health care. the action a lot of those community members 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ended up getting ejected. i don't know exactly what he did. i did see him get knocked over a couple of types. i loved how he got our quarterback's back. i thought our quarterback had a couple of helmets to the head in the pocket. and i think our players had had enough. >> they had my back. i know they would. and guys like carlos essentially got ejected. but it showed he got my back and i appreciate that. and all the other guys went at him as well. >> reporter: obviously the 0-9 niners are in the cellar. the seahawks lost to washington. you saw the fight. check this out. jaylin ramsey pushes green to the ground. and green just snaps. takes him to the ground starts throwing punches. jaguars went on to win the game. lat more shoved him back and you saw mike evans flying out of nowhere. and no ejections from that scrum. the saints we want on to beat the bucks 30-10. that is going to do it for sports. see you guys later. the texas church masaacre outside of san antonio. we want to update our top story, the texas church massacre, the nation is sharing in this grief. >> 26 people including children were killed. the gunman ambushed worshippers in the pews. 26-year-old gunman fled the scene and confronted a man being healed hailed a hero. >> the suspect dropped his rifle and fled from the church. >> the gunman eventually crashed his car and was found dead inside with a bullet wound. the victims range in age from five to 72 and include the 14-year-old daughter of the pastor. president trump saying about an hour ago this is not a gun issue, this is a mental elhealt issue. a prominent pastor here in the bay area spoke out about growing violence. reverend amos brown has led san francisco third baptist church for four decades. >> our young people, our children, and even adults are not civil and careful about what they say and how they deal with their issues and differences. >> in the wake of today's shooting, third baptist church did not beef of security. but the reverend has added that he has had to beef of safety. >> we continue to monitor the story. social media platform is updated around the clock. we are following developing news in san francisco. guns, ammunition and an fbi jacket was stolen from a san mateo county sheriff's vehicle in san francisco over the weekend. happened on the corner of jones and market street. a shot gun was stolen along with rifle and ammunition, kevlar vest and fbi jacket. confusion and long lines at sfo after a security scare shuts down a terminal. busy sfo a man walked into terminal two through an exit bypassing security. the passenger had apparently forgotten something. the investigation caused lines to back up >> the lines were very long. all the way down to the end of the terminal down there. no idea what was going on. >> a lot of people coming into town. terminal two serves american, virgin and alaskan airlines. many people still without power. coming up how tesla's elon musk is hoping to make a difference on the island. highs approaching the low 60s but when will the best chance for finding more rain. tracking that for you as we head towards the middle of the week. all the details for you when we come right back. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. 46 days after hurricane maria, more than 60% of puerto rico is still without power. thanks to tesla, the lights are on at the children's hospital in san juan. >> here is nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: across this beautiful island, miles of mangled power poles. >> it is very hard, she says she and her husband have been without power for 46 days. did it sound too good to be true? the administrator of the hos spit spital de ninos. after the storm the power was out and fuel for generators was impossible to find. now they are grateful for tesla's donation. the company's founder. >> we have to reinvent life as we know it. >> reporter: but reinventing life by going solar won't be easy. there are still sharp opposition of privatizing the power grid. the president of the electrical worker's union says while solar technology should be studied, it is difficult to implement on a wide scale. >> we are a tropical island. we receive sun 365 days a year. >> reporter: an island shattered but not broken. >> workers really helping the island. great to see that. >> let's turn things over to rob mayeda. >> right now, yes, midweek we are watching a shift in the weather which will include wind, and rain. bring you up to date on the rainfall numbers up to date. we had rain friday night and early saturday, but compared to what we should be this time of year, just 24% of average. best percentage by location is mountain view. by this time next week, hopefully these percentages do come up. rain in the forecast. 54 in san francisco. 45 degrees down in dublin and into san jose. check out, squaw creek lake tahoe. low 40s around the tri-valley. 50 closer to san francisco and mid-40s down to los gatos. there could be a stray shower, weak system passing by. you see the cloud ban there right around three. once we pass 8:00 in the morning, partly cloudy skies, breezy times and a cool day. surround the bay area tomorrow mid-60s. you will see temperatures very similar to what you see bay side low 60s. coast side around pacifica and half moon bay, temperatures still in the mid-50s. upper 50s near san francisco and north bay temperatures tomorrow in the low 60s. and after tuesday, things begin to change with more wind. again, midday wednesday, we will see the wind pick up. main rain event passes wednesday evening. more scattered showers follow thursday friday into saturday. maybe late monday seeing our late chance of rain coming in. by late sunday, chance of seeing more snow could see another foot and a half of snow around 7,000 feet. wednesday we will see wind and rain changing over the scattered showers. so thursday have to watch those outdoor events. those numbers looking a lot more like november. >> we have an active week. up next, we investigate. >> serve so scared to with a toto school. >> what neighbors are asking for and what our investigation is helping to get it. a problem facing booming bay area communities. ♪ what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy 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