thousands of people at a country music concert was meticulously planned. the death toll is at 58 victims with the number injured now thought to be 489. that evening. -- good evening.>> trump visited with first responders and survivors. the latest from investigators and more of that new video of the shooting.>> reporter: it is heartbreaking to see that video. the sheriff called the gunman stephen paddock disturbed and dangerous. it appears he might have started stockpiling guns last year. the shooter's girlfriend released her first book statement and that new video shows the chaos and the role officers played in urging people to run for their lives.>> the crowd is clearly confused in this video. taken by a passerby as you walk down the strip towards the mandalay bay hotel. then the sound of gunfire. officers ordering people to run. the sheriff says they are beginning to piece together why an affluent retired accountant with no criminal record will commit mass murder. >> stephen paddock spent decades acquiring weapons and ammunition. and living a secret life.>> reporter: everything points to a calculated premeditated crime. stephen paddock requested an upper floor hotel suite with a view of the concert venue across the street. he position cameras and a baby monitor which likely alerted him allowing him to fire off 200 rounds injuring the security guard who found his room 12 minutes after the massacre began. stephen paddock vehicle had 50 pounds of tamarack and explosive in 1600 rounds of ammunition. before the shooting he was seen gambling and one week earlier he had rented a condo during the like this beautiful concert one block away. investigators are looking into whether stephen paddock had accomplices as he stockpiled weapons and explosives at his homes in nevada. the sheriff confirmed he purchased 33 firearms. mostly rifles. right now investigators don't know his mental state motive or if he had accomplices. >> relationship -wise it is hard to determine what has occurred in his life the last decade. anything that would indicate this individual's triggerpoints. and will cause him to do such harm. we haven't understood yet. but not the fbi>> reporter: mary lou dally made a statement to her attorney. >> i knew stephen as a kind, caring and quiet man.>> reporter: stephen paddock told her he found a cheap ticket to the philippines so he could -- she could see her family. he said money for her to buy a house and she thought he was breaking up. >> it never occurred to me he was planning violence against anyone.>> reporter: her sisters in australia said she wasn't aware of his plans. >> she was sent away. she was sent away so she will be not there to interfere of what he was planning.>> reporter: investigators work to understand his plan. trump met with first responders pick >> in the depths of horror we will always find hope in men and women who risk their lives for hours.>> reporter: federal officials say there is no evidence the attack is linked to terror groups. no one today has been taken into custody. they would not give any details about their interview with mary lou dally. during his visit to university medical center presents trump -- president trump spoke to a nurse from california. she was shot in the leg and stomach. she says she jumped over a fence to escape and wasn't sure if she was going to live or die. a cab driver who picked her up and took her to the hospital save her life. >> if it wasn't for that driver i would not be here. i don't know who he is.>> she also says other people in the put pressure on her wounds and called her family and friends to let them know where she was. two couples who survived her back home in the north bay. they are haunted by what they saw on that concert field but the -- glad they could help those around them. deborah is live in petaluma with their experience.>> reporter: the past few days they were numb. just in shock. back at home it is really flooding in the trauma of what they saw. and it.>> reporter:>> i am a huge live music fan. i wanted to experience it all.>> reporter: fun at the las vegas festival. kim and jennifer one of the memories. now they week crying. because of what they cannot forget pick >> i keep saying we should be dead. we should not be alive. how are we alive? >> how do you -->> reporter: they could have run but never left at the scene people near them wounded. >> her face, she was shot. i looked to my other side. there was somebody getting cpr.>> reporter: a -- and emt try to save all he could and is traumatized for those he could not.>> still trying to process the wounds and the different people. it is hard for me to talk about.>> reporter: when they watch the coverage it is with the sound down. they won't -- they don't want to hear the gunfire pick >> we cannot unsee what we saw. the images in the body of the blood. the hurt and the crying. the chaos. the panic. you just go right back to it.>> reporter: bruises on kim's leg from getting knocked down and trample. that was later at the tropicana the people panic fearing another shooter. the worst moment her call to her daughter from under bleachers is bullets rained down and ricocheted. >> i just need to tell you i love you. and she said mommy mommy no. you need to tell jt i love him. is and i'm going to die. i don't think i am coming home. >> i remember waiting to die. there was no question for me it was going to happen. the shots were still going.>> reporter: jennifer and justin crawled themselves around a wounded woman. they carried her to the streets on a piece of broken fence. jennifer wishes she could remember the woman's face so she could tell her family. >> we state with her the whole time. she was never alone. at any point in time.>> minutes before the massacre kim took a picture of the mandalay bay. she remembers thinking to herself how beautiful it was. the two women drove home without even being able to listen to music on the radio. they have canceled future travel and concert plans. who can blame them? there is no sense of safety. >> it gives you chills hearing their stories. to think what they have been through. i hope they find comfort knowing they did all they could do to help people. >> the clark county coroner says 58 people died in that rampage along with the gunman. many were heroically trying to shield loved ones or even strangers. three woman killed were from the bay area. 25 of those who died were from southern california. among the dead several teachers a police officer a chef a nurse and a fisherman all gathered to simply enjoy a night of country music. in response to the events in las vegas police are stepping up security for fleet weaknesses 70s. >> -- fleet week festivities. >> we want people to feel safe. and have the ability to respond in the event an incident occurs.>> reporter: the police chief confirmed his department is increasing patrols this weekend. he said more than 3000 terry personnel will be on hand. more than 1 million are expected to be in the city for fleet week and to see the blue angels. the italian heritage pulled -- parade will draw crowds on sunday. dianne feinstein introduce a measure to ban bumps box used by the gunman to make semi automatic weapons fire hundreds of rounds a minute. some republicans say they could support a bill. allison barber tells us others say it is too soon to talk about gun control.>> reporter: >> that firing ought to be echoing in our minds.>> reporter: the battleground for gun control this week after hundreds were injured and dozens killed at a country music festival. lawmakers now making the case for new legislation that they say could possibly prevent attacks the one in las vegas. including banning so-called bumps box. used by the shooter to convert semi automatic weapons to fully automatic.>> some have said we should not do this now. we should wait. now is not the time. ladies and gentlemen when is the time going to be? >> reporter: other democrats want legislation to go further and banned the types of guns used in the attack. the new legislative push is not sitting well with republican leaders. their accusing democrats of playing politics with a national tragedy. >> they won't give us a hearing. they won't give us a votes. if you don't like what we are bringing forward you bring something forward.>> reporter: trump suggested he is willing to discuss gun control laws. so far isn't giving a timeline. other members of the administration say now is not the time to talk about new legislation pick >> what the president is focused on is making sure we are there for the first responders and for the victims. showing the support of the entire nation.>> reporter: a handful of democrats started refusing to participate and congressional moments of silence for the victims. saying action and not silence is what is needed to solve the problem. en ktvu.com we created a special section on the las vegas shooting including the latest on the investigation. plus what we are learning about the victims and survivors. for the link near the top of our home page. there are reports three u.s. army special forces soldiers were killed in an ambush in the african nation of niger. the associated press reported in addition to the deaths two other american soldiers were wounded in the attack. the green beret came under fire during a routine patrol with nigerian troops. they were training. the american operation is one of many an african being waged by the united states against extremist groups. bay area county blamed after three-year-old foster child dies from eating of the amphetamines. why some say her death could have been prevented. there was nothing down. there was no investigation. no inspection of the home. it cooled things off on the costs. should be gone by tomorrow. that means a warm up as we pushed through thursday and into friday. details on that after the break. popular band coldplay performing at levi stadium park going past curfew. why this could be the last week of that concert for a while. a curfew controversy in santa clara. coldplay is performing at levi stadium with some 50,000 fans enjoying the show. the 10:00 curfew on weeknight performances has passed. some residents feel the rules in place need to be enforced. >> it doesn't look like the show is ending. it is still going on? >> reporter: it is still going on. you can hear the music in the background. you can see the parking lot is full. fans are in the stands is expected the band performed past the 10 pm late-night curfew. despite leaders not backing down on a curfew policy. >> pop rock band coldplay hit the stage before 9 pm. a return visit after performing in santa clara last september. this time on a weeknight.>> it is just one night. to just have music and a good time together.>> reporter: a good time from this crew from germany. they along with other fans don't want the show to end because of a curfew. >> i think you have to be aware there will be some noise. >> if you have any opening act and the concert starts at 7 pm how do you end it at 10 pm? >> reporter: the performance comes a week after the 49ers made their case to extend the weeknight concert curfew. names are backing out including ed sharon and another artist the 49ers won't name. costing the city $800,000 to its general fund. in a statement about the curfew today the 49ers say because their top priority is the safety of our guest we will defer to law enforcement and public safety authorities to determine all matters related to abruptly stopping a show with tens of thousands of people present. >> we are not stopping any show. we are going to stay here into the concert is done and everyone has left pick >> this is a family area. most of the people have children.>> reporter: he stands behind city leaders saying the 49ers should stick to the rules. calling it a matter of principle and not money. >> i'm not concerned about them losing money. i'm concerned about them keeping their original word an agreement.>> reporter: i just got a statement from the 49ers right now. public safety officials have -- abruptly ending a concert could create a public safety emergency. the concert is still going on. the fine is $750. while that might not seem like a big deterrent the 49ers say artist don't want the bad publicity. in the meantime they are not booking anymore weeknight concerts. just on the weekends with a curfew at 11 pm. the city plans to do more community outreach. they are not going to have any more weekday concerts at levi?>> reporter: that is what they say for right now. as you might recall they lost at sharon. lost another artist. that is what the 49ers are claiming. they won't look anymore weeknight concerts into the city and the 49ers can come to a compromise. they want perhaps for weeknight concerts where it goes past an appeal. the city is not budging until they do more outreach with the neighborhood and make sure they get their input.>> is this concert close to ending?>> reporter: it doesn't seem like it. i believe it will end at 11 pm. they took the stage at 9 pm. usually they perform for two hours. 11 pm is when this will likely end. separate cisco and police leaders announced the new focus addressing the car berkeley epidemic. they have seen an increase in break-ins 2012. the trend has continued with even more reported that last year. city leaders but the full weight behind the plan by a new police chief to increase foot patrols around the city.>> we made the decision that it is best at this point to change our legislation. but change it so it becomes a resolution. which indicates to the public that we are on the same page. >> the bottom line is we are going to get judged by our results. we can have a pretty strategy but at the end of the day a year from now you are going to look at this department and his body standing before you -- did this work? we are committed to doing everything we can to address the issue.>> in addition to the foot patrols and focus on hotspot they will also look at pilot programs using surveillance video. they are pushing an education program to get people to keep their valuables out of sight. checking on your weather. patchy fog back on the coast tonight. the has things cooler. it is getting pulled away. the winds more northerly. the patchy fog clear by tomorrow. when it clears out we will have clear conditions. warmer then certainly it was this afternoon. we will see temperatures inland warm as well. the next couple days. a warming trend. it warmed up today by a couple degrees. before napa. 66 concorde. -- 54 napa. not quite getting up into concorde. in fairfield you are getting a seabreeze. temperatures on the cooler side tonight. 2 degrees cooler in napa. 5 degrees cooler in santa rosa. fault at the close right now. it is not overhead in san francisco on the bay bridge you don't see any fog or 1. tomorrow morning when you wake up it is chilly. as it has been the last few mornings. it is that time of year. upper 30s and low 40s in some inland bay valley's. be ready for a cool start to your day tomorrow. the forecast in san francisco starts out mostly sunny in the city. at the beach some cloud cover. mostly sunny a lunch time. late in the day sunny and warm. high of 74. like oakland could go 77. a warmer day for thursday. warmer still for friday. see you back here with specifics. the white house says despite statements from trump of the u.s. does not have the authority to reduce puerto rico's $74 billion debt as part of hurricane relief. u.s. treasury and budget officials point out the debt is tied up in the bankruptcy process. most of it in the form of bonds owned by investors. the u.s. is pledging disaster relief to help the island rebuild. in the u.s. navy hospital ship is now in san juan. to provide medical supplies. puerto rico is also getting help from firefighters in chicago. >> whatever they need for fixing their firehouses and giving them food and relief. whatever needs to be done we are there to help them. >> 23 chicago firefighters headed to puerto rico to volunteer their time and bring supplies. many of its members have roots in puerto rico. a man pulls out a gun at an east bay pharmacy. up next a look at the surveillance video police hope will lead to an arrest. hockey is back. the sharks hosted the flyers in their season opener tonight. new developments in a sexual scandal involving bay area police agencies as charges are dropped against one sheriff deputy. jack: why am i sitting here at jack: this ridiculously long table in the middle of nowhere? 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program to do it. he starts by hiring promising young people in service aids. they facilitate public events and handle parking enforcement while finishing school. the best are then offered jobs and then paid to go through the academy. anthony padilla just graduated yesterday. >> it was a dream come true.>> reporter: he says the program helped him confirm lee's work was a good fit and prepared him for the training i had. he and -- the first officers to pass through the program. >> it has been a huge learning process. from the ground up.>> reporter: he started patrol on his own on saturday. he and the chief hope it is beginning of a long career in east palo alto. >> being able to protect my home and talk to these people and give them i story. my testimony. it is a great feeling. i would not trade it for anything in the world.>> reporter: as soon as new positions open in the but in the department he has three more candidates eager to take on the academy. we are tracking what is now just a tropical depression. soon to be a tropical storm. if you hours ago -- six hours later it becomes a tropical depression. here it is now. in the next 12 hours it will become a tropical storm nate. beyond that it becomes a hurricane. this is before friday. category 1 hurricane. he wants to slam into the peninsula of the panhandle of florida as a category 1. hurricane nate will be the name. this is the forecast. it looks as though it will go down. the upshot is it won't be a category 4 or 5. it will be a weaker storm. get ready for it to start -- to start hearing about nate. you look at the forecast the highs for today. the storms you don't see that happen. you usually watch them form over weeks and days. this has been over the course of hours. harvey did the same. a function perhaps -- a high water temperatures in that area. it is unusual. it is not every day you see a storm this morning that will be a hurricane within 24 hours per it was just a storm. did not have rotation. wins offshore going north. that is north and northwest. when that happens the fog goes away and temperatures warm up. no red flag warnings were spared the air days. warmer daytime highs after cool overnight lows. no-fault on the bridge. fault at the coast. it is minimal and at the edge. as you look at the temperatures for tomorrow the fog stays offshore. temperatures warm. lots of 80s. orange. yellow his 70s. green is 60s. low pressure sensor goes and we start to warm up. especially into friday. saturday will be warm. peak temperature looks to be friday and saturday. it stabilizes. by friday and saturday temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s. forecast highs tomorrow 84 antioch. 85 brentwood. santa clara valley middle to low 80s. the story is going to be nate as it becomes -- dislike hurricane after hurricane. it is just a category 1. those areas have been inundated. harvey already hit parts of louisiana and florida. this next storm will move. it won't sit. it is a hurricane nonetheless. they will have warnings by saturday.>> category 1 can still do damage. >> absolutely. this is going to drop a lot of rain. if you have plans to florida to the southeast this weekend it will have an impact. san francisco's p or 39 turned 39 years old in style today. -- p or 39.>> there was a cake decorated with the sea lions balloons and plenty of sunshine. the peer opens back in 1978. services the board of supervisors president diane feinstein showed up in a bathing suit after losing a bet it would open on time. >> i am a little disappointed that marilee not come out in a speedo today. but maybe next year. we will work on that. >> the city says peer 39 and its world-famous sea lion -- 11 million visitors each year. coming up, president trump meets with survivors of the massacre in las vegas. his message to the victims family. hospital staff in law enforcement as we learn more about the gunman. the sharks hosted the flyers in their home opener. mark has the highlights and the rest of sports 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(voice fading away) i am fired up because hockey is back. the sharks did not do as well as i was hoping.>> it is hard to say what is going to happen this year. maybe some leadership issues. where are they going to get there scoring this year? the people who went to opening night expecting good stuff did not get it. they played come from behind all night. their home opener down 2-zero to philly. kevin back -- truly appreciate that particular effort. you have to look at the replay. beautifully done as he takes it out of midair. 2-two men. in the third they find themselves down again. logan couture shot on goal. actually as you watch the replay it will hit off defender andrew macdonald. a night for wacky goals. sharks will take it 3-3. 927 in the third. had quite a night. another weird goal. he redirects. that is his second goal of the night. wrapping it around. and getting it passed martin jones. 4-3 lead. 35 seconds left. simmons completes his hat trick. the second of his career. 5-3 final. flyers come to san jose and ruin the home opener. l-s-u like pitching duels you have to love the wildcard matchup tonight in arizona with colorado in town. rockies known for their hitting. randy johnson known for his pitching. he was on hand to check it out. as you know if you are facing arizona -- he does. paul goldschmidt in the first inning. 3-zero. total of 11 runs scored. 20 hits. 14 pictures used. ball flying out. six mike hoss-zero lead. the seventh colorado back. to on into out. relief picture -- relief pitcher archie in the gap. the first triple in the history of postseason play. by a relief pitcher. he is one happy camper as he goes to third with his first ever triple. and apparently wore him out. all the celebrated. he goes back on the amount. the next inning -- takes him 425 feet deep. trevor story finished it off with another home run. there was an 8-7. the diamondbacks come through another triple. into the wide open spaces right- center field aj diamondbacks centerfielder with a two run hits. 11-8 is your final. friday night in the los angeles. clayton -- the d backs go in and derail the dodgers. the raiders had one big thing in mind. make sure they have a capable backup to take care of their car in case he got hurt. it happened in denver. dj manual now has the job he will start against baltimore this sunday. number 3 in this video from a workout today. he has a nice pedigree. he was the first quarterback taken in fact in the 2013 draft. 16 overall in that particular draft. five years in the nfl. format with buffalo. he assesses his third-quarter replacement act when he led some pretty good drives before the interception not the raiders off in denver. here is his own personal appraisal. >> when opportunity calls you have to be ready to handle your business. the receivers and everybody -- was very receptive. they gave me the added confidence. the only issue was -- i wish i had taken it down and ran.>> he could be -- nine interceptions for the ravens. -- raiders. 49ers tried to prove they are more than just a good zero-4 team. lots of this stuff in arizona. the defense and rushing game not bad. they lost three of the games by taking total of eight points. that is not going to get it done. says kyle shanahan. >> if one or two plays would've gone different we will be 3 and hot -- 3 and 1. people would be hyping us all. have to put that into perspective. we did not make those plays a zero-4. that goes from the coaching staff to the players. we have to make those plays.>> we must congratulate the minnesota lynx -- w nba title as they beat the los angeles sparks. women basketball. that is the sporting life. it is 11 pm. time for no -- time for more news. new information on the massacre in las vegas including the first statement from the gunman's girlfriend. a new video of the chaos on the las vegas strip as people ran for their lives. investigators hoping the gunman's girlfriend to shed light on a motive for the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. we begin our coverage with -- the latest on the investigation.>> reporter: the crowd is clearly confused in the cell phone video taken by a technician on sunday as he walks toward the hotel. then the sound of gunfire. officers ordering people to run. the president praised the heroism of first responders as he met with them wednesday. >> in the depths of horror we will always find hope. in the men and women who risk their lives for hours.>> reporter: investigators don't know why stephen paddock an affluent retired accountant and real estate investor with no criminal record would commit

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