devin kelley entered the church with a ballistic vest on dressed in all black. a neighbor called him a normal guy with a wife and children. right now, let's get to our reporter live, kourtney fisher in sutherland springs, texas with the very latest. kourtney? >> reporter: investigators will work through the night at the first baptist church. meanwhile, residents in this small texas town are coming together. mourning their friends, their families, their lives lost at this sunday church service. a vigil sunday night for the victims of the deadliest church mass shooting in modern u.s. history. the tragedy unleashing a massive response from first responders and residents of this small town of about 650 people, about 35 miles southeast of san antonio. >> the second we knew what was going on, we just ran over there to help. as much as we could. >> reporter: families in tears outside the church, wait stog hear about loved ones, praying for their safety. >> anyone in that church that died, we know they're in the presence of our lord jesus christ right now. >> reporter: state and federal law enforcement officials say devin kelley walked into the church firing his rifle, killing insent churchgoers in the middle of the sunday service. >> as he exited the church, a local resident grabbed his rifle and engaged that suspect. >> reporter: that resident enlisted the help of another local man after kelley fled the scene. >> he said we need to pursue him, he just shot up the church. >> reporter: a short while later, the shooter crashed and was found dead. >> we don't know if it was self-inflicted or if he was shot by the local resident. >> reporter: president trump reacting to the news. >> our hearts are broken. >> reporter: among the many victims, 14-year-old anna bell rene pomeroy. her father, the pastor, was out of time at the time of the shooting. >> reporter: frank pomeroy says he wants to know that his daughter was a beautiful, special child. in sutherland springs, texas, kourtney fisher, abc news. >> now with 26 deaths, this is now the fourth deadliest mass killing in u.s. history. do the numbers in comparison, 59 people died in las vegas just last month. lst year, 49 people were killed at a nightclub in orlando. 32 people died at virginia tech in 2007, and the 2012 sandy hook shooting killed 26. local leaders have been offering condolences. nancy pelosi tweeted her heart is with the people of sutherland springs. also, apple's ceo tim cook tweeted, he's shocked and sorrowed by the massacre. and california senator harris says when do we say enough is enough? all in a tweet. of course, stay on top of any new developments in the texas shooting with our "abc7 news" app. enable push alerts to get updates as new information comes out. and head to our facebook page to get the latest information and also leave your prayers for texas. happening right now, outrage from lawmakers as police search for a shotgun, rifle, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition stolen from a san mateo sheriff's deputy. >> it was stolen from the deputy's unmarked car friday night on jones near market street. kordell bernard has the latest. >> reporter: shattered glass marks the spot where an unmarked county sheriff sergeant's car was broken into on friday night on jones street. guns and ammo ripped off. >> tit's a going to be a 12 gaue pump-action shotgun. the second firearm is a colt ar-4. >> reporter: 500 rounds of ammunition was stolen, too. >> unsecured weapons in it, that's just crazy to me. >> this man says he sees car break-ins all the time in the tender loin. it's not clear where the guns and ammo were left, but oakland police put out this bulletin. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the fbi confirms the sergeant serves on its joint terrorism task force. but the weapons and ammo stolen were not issued by the fbi. this gun and ammo theft is one of six in the bay area since 2015. the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 was stolen from a ranger's car in s>> it really begs the q as to when's enough enough? >> reporter: senator hill requires both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars. >> you can't legislate common sense. and law enforcement officials, sadly, are not getting it. they have to secure these weapons. and we need to do something to make that happen. >> reporter: hill will keep working. meantime, police are trying to recover the stolen weapons. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." suspected asbestos forced the federal government to block residents from turning into an area burned by the tubs fire. flames destroyed large areas of this mobile home park, but some homes remain standing. >> i was worried about my stuff, but now i know they're not going to remove it. i'm better off -- i'm just having a hard time about the whole fire thing and it just is really upsetting me. >> the epa will test 25 locations before it can determine if residents can come back. test results are expected on wednesday. just ahead, legal weed will soon be for sale in california. but tonight, there's concern that no one will buy it. >> until you're encouraging a large corporate takeover by having tax rates that are that high. >> the pot tax problem that some say could keep underground marijuana sales alive. plus, the san francisco public schoolteachers are set to get a raise. that is, if taxpayers approve it. the pay increase agreed to by the district and teachers, and one thing both sides are relying on to make it happen. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. numbers are cooling off rapidly tonight. and we're tracking our next san francisco's public schoolteachers are set to get a raise after their union reached a tentative contract deal. it calls for a 16% raise over the next three years. the union says a part of the deal is contingent on the passage of a partial tax next june. school officials and union leaders have been in talks since february. the agreement still needs to be finalized from the district and the union. the dream force conference is about to take over part of san francisco. sales forces annual conference begins tomorrow and runs through thursday. organizers say it's the largest software conference in the world. they expect 170,000 people to attend howard street between 3rd and 4th will be closed through november 11. taxes on pot sold in california could be as high as 45%. and experts believe that could be enough to keep the black market running. >> state and local taxes in addition to other fees could have marijuana consumers paying sky high taxes. industry experts say the taxes will keep the black market going and hurt smaller growers. >> small mom and pops can't afford that. so you're encouraging a large corporate taxover by having tax rates that high. >> california wouldn't be alone in implementing a high tax rate. washington rate has the highest cannabis sales tax at 50%. >> licensed cannabis businesses will now be able to insure their crops. >> this is a big supply chain. you've got growers, you've got transporters, you have manufacturers, you have labs that test the product. and you have retailers. in each segment of the supply chain, there's a need for insurance. >> experts believe other insurers will begin to offer plans, as well. recreational marijuana will be legal starting january 1. why wait until veterans day to have a parade? ♪ >> coming up, we'll take you to a day of family fun and patriotism in pleasanton. >> and outside, the beautiful skyline there, the dry weather we had today, though, is going to change. meteorologist drew tuma will let you know what we can expect. >> the niners are on pace to grab the top draft pick with their ninth straight loss. several generations saluted american's veterans in the east bay. ♪ >> "abc7 news" was in pleasanton for the annual veterans day parade. many marched or rode down main street. spectators included a 93-year-old man who served in world war ii. >> i thought in italy, france, germany. i was wounded once. i was wounded and captured. >> john shirley also shared how thankful he was to survive the world and to remain healthy for decades. veterans day is on friday. >> in accuweather tonight, sit a chilly night on the way. we'll stay dry to start out the new week. but then we'll track another storm moving in by wednesday. live doppler 7 hd along with satellite tonight, it's a quiet picture. today we enjoyed a lot of sunshine, but it was a chilly day with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. tracking a few changes. just to the north, live doppler 7 hd with satellite, we have this cold front that's situated between your rika and redding. you see a couple of isolated showers in that neighborhood. as this front sinks to the south, it will lose the moisture but add clouds into the sky. the live camera right now, you can see we have partly cloudy skies right now. and the addition of that cloud cover overnight means it won't be as cold as last night but still on the chilly side. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 53 in san francisco. 47 in fairfield. san jose checking in with temperatures of 52 degrees. overnight tonight, here's the call. partly cloudy skies, that's going to slow the schooling process to the 30s and the 40s overnight tonight. we'll drop to 39 in santa rosa. 46 the low in san jose. 49 in half moon bay. right along the coast, there could be a little bit of drizzle in the next 12 hours. otherwise dry in concord with a temperature of 46 degrees. sun is up earlier now thanks to daylight saving time coming to an end this weekend. it's up at 6:40 in the morning. clouds for the first half of the day and by the afternoon we'll bring back the sunshine. so another bright day, but it will be brisk once again in the 50s and 60s. monday, temperatures very similar tomorrow than they were today. 59 in san francisco. 62 in fremont. 61 thevallejo. 64 in antioch. the three-day forecast, morning clouds on monday. all in all, a nice day. i think the pick of the week right now is going to be tuesday. tons of sunshine out there, bright skies, and then wednesday we track the changes. first, increase in clouds and showers move in, in the evening. the storm impact scale, the system coming in wednesday night, and lasting to thursday morning is a one. it's a light system on the storm impact scale. about 0.1 to half an inch of rain. but the rain will kick up wednesday night, about 25 to 30 miles per hour as the system rolls through. we'll fine tune the timing as we get closer. accuweather seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow it's morning clouds to afternoon sunshine. tuesday, loads of sunshine, a nice day with temperatures in the 60s in those cities. wednesday, evening showers come back. thursday, it's morning showers to a dryer afternoon. and then another weak ripple of energy moves in friday. best chance in the north bay and dry for the weekend. >> now sports with mike shumann. >> the raiders preparing for the dolphins. derek carr was back on track. beast mode back after serving a one-game suspension. we start off with the dolphins. jay cutler playing with broken ribs, tosses to williams. and you kids when tackling, you need to wrap up the receiver. ten yards on the touch. 6-3, miami. raiders respond. johnny halt had one catch coming into the game. his second catch, 44 yards and a touchdown. 10-6, raiders. third quarter, marshawn lynch's longest run of the year, 22 yards. and he runs it in for six. cutler threw for 311 yards and three touchdowns. one possession ball game again, 20-16. fourth quarter, raiders march it 87 yards and marshawn runs it in for his second of the game. raiders win 27-24. afc west leading chiefs in dallas. k.c. down 14-3. cowboys with the defense. alex smithps it off to hill and with seven defenders around him, goes 56 yards, 14-10 dallas at the half. third quarter, smith, the second touchdown pass. two yards to travis kelsey. watch the celebration. sack racing. 17-14, chiefs. ezekiel elliott, two-yard touchdown run. 98 yards for him on the ground. dak prescott ran for a touch, threw for two more. cowboys win it 28-17. chiefs drop to 6-3. so it's a good day for the raiders with the chiefs and broncos losing. they vault into second place. two back of k.c. chargers had a bye this week. well, the niners have so many issues, i'm not sure where to start. injury is the biggest, and the result, no depth, too many missed passes and today ends up with an 0-9 record. jimmy garafalo with his first start. drew stanton finds brown. and the cards go up 7-0. stanton, 15 of 30, two touchdowns. second quarter, jermaine gresham, 14-3, arizona. this time, stanton is picked off in the end zone by eric reed. defense played well. niners down 11 at the half. they would strike first in the third. this cuts the lead to four. in the fourth, he slides and gets crushed by antoine bethey. a skirmish ensues. 2:30 left in the game. niners with a chance to score. beathard's pass is picked off. that sums up the season. 20-10, niners drop to 0-9. >> we're battling. this is the nfl, and nobody cares if we're trying hard. so we just got to get the job done. >>re going to come out and compete. just the few plays may thaed before us, that's why they're victorious. >> we just have to finish. and get thpoints on the board. >> all right. the browns had a bye this season, so if the season ended today, san francisco would have the first number one pick. raiders back in the playoff hunt with a win. niners on the hunt for the top draft pick. so we'll end on a positive note. tonight on "abc7 news" at 11:00, churches here in bay area show their solidarity with texas tonight. >> and santa rosa fire victims deal with the reality, first they lost their home, now they may not be able to return to see what's left. join us at 11:00. "thor" proved mightily at the box office this weekend. >> it debuted with more than $120 million in ticket sale. that's "the hulk," by the way. that was good news for hollywood. >> coming in second, "jigsaw," "boo too." >> you crazy as heck. that's it for "abc7 news" at 9:00. by the way, that's the last ma deea impersonation from me. >> see you at 11:00. (theme music) - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z covering the lgbtlmnop and everyone in between. here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbtlmnop and everyone in between show. tonight we have two great interviews for you. one with an elected official, supervisor david canepa, who serves for the san mateo county, and he serves district five, which includes daly city, broadmoor, parts of south san francisco, and colma. he's gonna be here to talk about some issues that san mateo county faces. and then we'll also speak to board member amber todd of oakland pride. oakland pride is coming up september 10th. before we get to our interviews, let's check in with quotes.