This time of morning and thats starting to, as well. Coming in from the san mateo, things moving pretty good. As we take you outside, no Major Concerns here and things moving without a problem. Back over to you guys. 6 01. A gunman is dead, but why he fired his shotgun from six stories up in the air in San Francisco remains a mystery. This chaotic scene all unfolded high above the ground as terrified people watched from below. Now we know the story actually begins several hours earlier at a big 5 in san bruno. Stephanie chuang. It appears the gunman had a bigger sort of plan, steph. It appears that way, laura. A lot of questions as you mentioned surrounding this, the big one, why . What was this mans motive . Investigators are trying to figure that out this morning. But it all began to unfold first around 4 15 in the afternoon yesterday. Witnesses reporting a man with a hand and rifle walking up the stairs at a construction site near st. Lukes hospital on cesar chavez. Officers rushed
Question of why. We do know that it is 25yearold Javier Lopez Garcia of san jose. But again, the question of motive still up in the air. The latest from the scene here though as csi investigators scoured all of the floors here but mainly focused on the sixth floor around the open air lift where the shooter was standing. Theyre said to process all the possible evidence collected just this morning. Witnesses around st. Lukes hospital in the mission caught gunfire on their cell phones, a tense scene unfolding around 4 15 yesterday afternoon. When we dent down that south stair, man was shooting a gun, he was actually shooting. Like a duck hunting shotgun. Reporter San Francisco police say he suddenly pointed a rifle down toward the hospital and at officers who acted quickly. Right in front. Suspect down. Suspect is not moving at this time. Unsure if hes been hit. Reporter three officers shot. One round fell marked here in front of the construction site by crime scene investigators. Overnig
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