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light winds. and plenty of sunshine in store for today, chilly start, followed by a relatively mild finish. better details on what to expect for your neighborhood, plus that slight chance of rain come the final day of january. coming up in just a bit. at seven o'clock , let's get straight to sell, attracting some trouble along the bart in lafayette. good morning. that's right. good morning, rosemary lafayette. bart station is closed. you can't get a train. their trains are going through. but one of the trains has stopped on the tracks of some sort of major medical emergency. we've been watching with our camera. this train has not moved for almost an hour at this point. some trains have been going by, but there are major delays on that line on the anti octa sfo line. there are major delays or the trains are not stopping contra costa county transit, providing bus service online six between lafayette and narendra and the other trains are moving , but we'll keep an eye on that for you. we're also going to keep an eye on the bridges. it's getting crowded on the richmond bridge and on the bay bridge. another full traffic update in just a few minutes, but now it's 701. let's get to our headlines. thank you. we're going to begin with the mass shooting and half moon bay, a suspect now in custody after seven people were killed in two separate locations . yesterday afternoon. the bodies were found at a mushroom farm and nursery of highway 92 that another farming business near highway one. now the suspected gunman, now look at this identified as 67 year old son. leisure hour of half moon bay taken into custody shortly after the mass shooting when his car was seen in the parking lot of the sheriff's substation and half moon, barry. dal is believed to have acted alone and there is no further threat to this community. investigators believe shaoul worked at one of the farms where the shooting to curb but so far there's no word of a possible motive. ktvu is james torres is in half moon bay right now, and he's here with one of the scenes of yesterday's shooting. as this investigation continues, james good morning. dave good morning to you. this is the first of the two shootings, according to the sheriff's office from yesterday afternoon. we are kind of getting a little bit of a closer look this morning from the scene here this is along highway 92 half moon bay. this is the mushroom farm just behind the spanish town shops. and some people who work here also live here. you can see the sheriff's office deputy blocking after the roadway, talking to some other detectives and investigators were headed out the scene this morning. way further back. you see what looks like some greenhouses, possibly part of the farm here, and then we suspect a little further back is where some of these people actually stay and live there not able to do that tonight. they weren't able to do that last night because this entire area is still a crime scene today have all been displaced and relocated. this area is where police say 67 year old chan li zhao shot five people. four of those victims. found dead here at the scene, and that's in addition to going to a second scene about three miles away, where xiao is accused of killing three more people. police tell us those victims are of hispanic and asian descent. they're all farm workers at those locations and in order to get more information for their investigations, detectives say they had to bring in translators to speak to some of the witnesses and the family members. we spoke to some volunteers of an organization who says they are collecting donations to help the victims families. emergency happens on the coast with the authority of the director belinda, we come out and we send a message to the community of what is needed so it can be toiletries. christmas gifts, you name it. so tonight what we did is we sent the message out. that were in need of um, warm blankets and hot food and snacks for the children. the town's vice mayor says he's receiving several text messages from people who live in half moon bay, asking if he knows anything about their loved ones with the sheriff's office. they are still working to identify those victims actually just got off the phone with the coroner's office a little bit ago. they say they likely won't have any updates on those identification until much later this afternoon that includes the one victim with life threatening injuries. recovering in the hospital will take it live back out here in half moon bay again, the sheriff's office from san mateo county still blocking off some access to actually get into this mushroom farm here. what we can see at this point now with the sun up now, with some police caution, tape down, and we can actually step a little closer. we're starting to see the detectives kind of come in and out of the scene here. we're seeing what looks like some greenhouses that might be part of that mushroom farm. and then way in the distance, likely going to be some residences where people actually work here also live here as well. city leaders say they opened a reunification center at the ides hall community center along main street. if you don't know exactly where that is, that's where the city usually holds that pumpkin weighing festival every fall season and the outside part of that area volunteer we spoke to with the alas, community center. she says that she's seen about 40 adults 20 children as of last night, using the resources that are offered at that center. that reunification center typically is used for a place where family members could come get access to those resources. counseling is usually the most common thing we hear about, but in some cases, family members are going there and hearing for the first time that their loved ones or involved in the shooting here and you see, there's still very much still activity because this is an active crime scene. the people who live there, live here rather are not able to stay here, not able to be inside their homes, their over at that reunification center and some of them spending the night there, and that's why a lot of these volunteer organization groups are asking for things like hot meals, warm blankets to make sure anyone who is staying there as a result of being displaced from here. is at least somewhat comfortable, of course, plenty of updates to come from the story as this morning develops, we'll bring them to you once we know them for now, we're live this morning in half moon bay. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, james. thank you. president. biden has responded to that shooting in half moon bay. in a statement, he said for the second time in recent days, california communities are mourning the loss of loved ones in a senseless act of violence. following a briefing from my homeland security team, i've directed my administration to ensure local authorities and the broader half moon bay community have the full support of the federal government in the wake of this heinous attack. the president also said he supports legislation for tougher gun violence prevention. governor newsom spoke about the shooting while he was in los angeles and said at the hospital meeting with victims of a mass shooting when i get pulled away to be briefed about another shooting this time in half moon bay tragedy upon tragedy will bring you new information throughout mornings on to and you can also find the latest developments on our website ktvu .com. our time now 77 people who live and work in the monterey park community near los angeles, continued to lean on each other for support after last weekend's mass shooting at a dance studio last night, hundreds of people gathered that this vigil outside of monterey park city hall to remember the victims. the people, individuals say it's time to come together and share in the emotions caused by the tragedy and stand together to help each other heal. heartbroken because, um, our community always get together to dance in the park. we have a lot of dance studios, and it was just it's sad because it could have been any of them. i just think about how a lot of people lost their grandparents or their aunts or and it's just it's such as just anybody. and projects are already underway to support the families of the victims and wounded victims who were seriously hurt. investigators are searching for a motive. they continue to search the home of the shooter processing a lot of evidence happening today, san francisco supervisors will consider a proposal that's designed to increase the number of officers in the city. supervisor matt dorsey has introduced a measure that would allow the city to match any police officer recruitment bonus offered by another northern california city supervisor. dorsey says his proposal would prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage in the future time now. 709 tesla ceo elon musk expected to be back on the witness stand today in the san francisco courtroom. the founder of tesla is defending himself against investors who say his tweets back in 2018 about the possibility of taking tesla private cost them. a fortune attorneys argued that tweet by elon musk that funding had been secured, misled the investors. if the jury were to find that mr musk issued this in reckless disregard of the truth or worse, intended to full shareholders, he might be on the hook for punitive damages as well as compensatory damages attorneys who must argue that saudi investors had come through before on handshake deals, and that must was ready to take tesla private by selling part of his stake in spacex, if necessary. authorities for the plaintiffs countered that by saying there is no documentation that saudi investors would fund the deal to take the electric car company private oakland, honor the city's new mayor with a gathering at the asian cultural center. the celebration included performances to mark the start of the lunar new year. mayor shank how said she hopes the city will move forward together and not allow what she called fearmongering to divide. residents also promised to bring in more resources and address the city's needs. we need better quality of life now. yes our streets are very dirty. yes we are seeing our business is broken into. yes we have vacancies and opd and we have vacant seats in every single department. and that is why we can't deliver services. they are pledged to earn the trust o the people of oakland, help provide clean streets, housing, education and public safety time now, 7 10 the san francisco 49 ers ahead because their second straight nfc championship game, their third in four years, there'll be flying this week to philadelphia to play the eagles to try to get a spot in the super bowl. 49ers are looking for their 23 year old rookie quarterback. brock purdy, a star to get them there. he only has eight games of experience, but his teammates say he's ready for the big time. it's ballsy. it's moxie or whatever the #### the words being thrown around. it's like he's he's killing it right now. every day and the way he prepares, you see it in practice and in games. um he's just been an impressive guy to be around in the huddle. so uh, yeah. i'm not shocked anymore. just who he is now, with that victory over the dallas cowboys on sunday, brock purdy became only the third rookie quarterback since 1972 win two postseason games. now sunday's nfc championship game between the 49ers of the eagles starts a timeproblem on e station is closed right now because of a major medical emergency, says bart. right here on the tracks. this train has been there for almost an hour now. and according to bart, someone was on the tracks may have been hit by a train are still trying to confirm although there is a major operation at the lafayette bar station have seen trains getting through in each direction. they are single tracking through the through the station. so you can get on trains at other stations. just not at lafayette. however this is going to cause delays. as you might expect. this is a look at the richmond bridge. it looks all right. some of these bridges around the bay area are crowded. otherwise they're normal commute patterns right now on most of these freeways, including 8, 80, san mateo and dunbarton bridge, getting a little crowded again no major issues. and if you look at highway four, we have a lot of slow traffic. i think that some people want to hear they have bart issues will get on the road so you can see some or slow traffic here. this is, by the way where the lafayette bart station is that the activity is visible from the freeway, so people are slowing down past it. 7 13. let's go back to the desk sound a carjacking suspect tried to steal a mother's car with her child still inside, you're going to see what happens as the mother managed to stop the theft from happening, also, new protection and training coming to cheerleaders at uc berkeley, details on a 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overseeing the police department of trying to find problems in the department for financial gain. this to me clearly is a last ditch effort to destroy the credibility of me and to make the community believe that again . opd is involved in some shady business and that's not what this is. someone outside investigation says the chief failed to hold accountable. sergeant accused of covering up two incidents. but the chief says mayor shen tao put him on leave because of independent monitor robert warshaw, and that warshaw has financial motives for finding relatively minor problems in the department. monitoring this case is a very clear self interest for doing what he's done in making this creating a crisis, which would if he's successful. extend the monitor ship shyness firm are paid about a million dollars a year for monitoring the open police department, former oakland police chief and kirkpatrick says she isn't favorable oversight for the department but feels it's time for the 20 year federal supervision of the opd to come to an end. my recommendation if i were to make one, and i guess i am right now to the judge requested a department of justice review. independent review of the status of this negotiated settlement agreement . let them make a recommendation to the judge. as to whether or not oakland is deserving of being found and compliance and just remove it right now, metric was fired without cause by the civilian police commission back in 2020. she claimed it was in retaliation for reporting corruption. within that commission. she sued the city for wrongful termination and was awarded $1.5 million. the independent monitor. robert warshaw does not comment on his reform efforts. centaur though through her chief of staff, says the mayor is still reserving judgment until all the effects are eating in this case. all right, andre. thank you time now. 7 18 in the oakland hills, a driver for doordash somehow managed to stop a carjacking suspect who tried to steal her car with their child still in the car surveillance video shows the mercedes as you be pulled up to the parked car that was left running as the doordash worker delivered food. someone got out of the mercedes tried to take the parked car when the worker runs out, yelling her daughter is inside there. the person ended up getting out of the car and leaving it resting on the side walk across the street. the child was not hurt. so far, there's no word of any arrests made. berkeley cheerleaders will get more protection and training under a $695,000 settlement. the university was sued after a former students suffered multiple concussions in the 2017 18 season. the lawsuit alleges cheerleaders were not provided the same attention for medical staff as other aerial athletes such as divers and gymnasts to engage in similar activities. cheerleaders will now have athletic trainers on the sidelines when they perform stunts and other aerial maneuvers. gasia time now, 7 20 right back to south. some major problems on bart. is that where you're starting? that's right. dave garcia. we have the lafayette bar station closed because of a major medical emergency and that they are single tracking trains through the system, so i've watched them use the track on the right to get eastbound and westbound trains towards san francisco and away from san francisco, but they're not stopping here. so here goes the train. i watched this track being used. they have a switch right here, where they where they switch the trains. and right now, this train here has not moved for about an hour as they work on the major medical emergency. you cannot get a train at the lafayette bart station delays on that line . let's talk about the bridges. richmond bridge looks okay, babe bridge delay before you make it onto the bridge. and if you're going to the same mateo bridge right now, this traffic is getting a little bit more crowded. dumbarton bridge is still okay. we look at the east bay commute. there's a lot of congestion. there's also congestion between hayward and union city, and now the south bay is beginning to get crowded on 85 87 1 on one. we see a lot of slow traffic there. let me take a live look at 2 80 in downtown san jose. you can tell it is getting a little bit more crowded, so we're getting into peak commute time right now. 7 21. let's bring rosemary in today's weather. thank you so much. the official sunrise just a couple of minutes ago for san francisco, and we do expect plenty of sunshine for today. now this morning temperatures are turning out. a little chillier than yesterday. the wind at the surface has calmed down dramatically, although still sing some in our hills. take a look at that beautiful view there of the sun now up in shining. we do have an advisory for our coastal communities along the north bay stretching down through the san mateo county coast along northwest swell his creating sneaker waves and increase the risk of rip currents for today, it doesn't expire until 10 o'clock. and we are getting to have some enjoyable whether this afternoon with the sunshine, you might be thinking about taking a walk ride along the beach in areas of the north paypal st helena reporting. 44 mph mountie pablo reporting 42 coming in from the north and northeast, so we do have a very dry breeze through our hills, but you get down to the surface and not bad. com over fairfield conquered santa rosa also reporting calm and santa rosa chilly this morning just above freezing five degrees colder than yesterday morning. down by 11 novato down by 13 in livermore without that winds during things around that cold air, allowing to sink into and along our valley floors still holding onto 33, santa rosa, 35 livermore, 35, brentwood and closer to the bay. upper forties over oakland low fifties over san francisco stretching back here ridge of high pressure going to remain in control of the weather pattern, keeping that storm track to the north of us until we get into about friday begins to transition. we've got what weather returning to the pacific northwest, but we do remain dry. by sunday, though we may have a few scattered showers on our doorstep. better details on what we expect with this plus your forecast coming up in just a little bit. rosemary thank you. time is 7 23 after the splash mountain ride at disney world closed for good . many events took it as an opportunity to sell an unusual item from the ride. coming up. find out what was selling for nearly $25,000 just today after that rides last day, but first, the latest on how the government investigating a plant that makes baby formula that started last year shortage of the formula the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. sure i wish this hotspot was a lot faster. but my phone works, sometimes. it's not that bad. ew. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $19.99 a month for 1 year with a 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we're going to bring you a live report from half moon bay. but had the police apprehended the suspected shooter and very disturbing video from an east bay classroom of a teacher attacking a student at the school district is saying about this incident. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on t well, good morning and welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it's tuesday, january 24th the perfect day to get outside meteorologist rosemary oroczo is here to detail another mild day south to a chilly start. but you're right . gasia day we have a very pleasant afternoon coming our way temperatures ranging from upper fifties to upper sixties 58 for the inner east bay of livermore for the afternoon upper sixties over santa rosa and san francisco expected to hit 60 degrees. now this morning temperatures are near freezing for some of our inland cities fifties, expected or actually say in san francisco. better details on that coming up in just a few minutes. 7 31. let's toss it over to south who is tracking quite a bit of news in the inner east bay this morning south. that's yeah, that's right. rosemary oroczo asian is closed for major medical emergency trains are running through the station, but they're not stopping and their single tracking around the train that was involved in an incident this morning. there was a person on the track that was hit. that station is closed, and that train is going to be there for a while. they have been running trains through. there are delays on the anti octa sfo line. let's talk about some delays at the richmond bridge and also at the bay bridge, told as a which is typical. and right now, if you're driving in the east bay, some of these commutes are getting pretty busy 8 80 from hayward to fremont salmon tail bridge is slow a little bit of slowing on that dumbarton bridge and the south bay commute does have a lot of slowing on one. oh, 1, 85 and 87 as you drive. toward downtown san jose 7 32. let's go back to the desk and we'll get back to that developing story. we're following the investigation into a mass shooting in half moon bay that left seven people dead at two separate locations. yesterday afternoon. the victims were found at a mushroom farm and nursery of highway 92, then another farming business just a few miles away near highway one. and our team coverage. ktvu james torrez gathering reaction from people in that tight knit community. but let's start with our alley. rasmus she has what happened and the man who is now in custody alley after a dramatic take down yesterday. yeah the video of that takedown was pretty studying. we are at the half moon bay sheriff's substation in this parking lot. that's right next to it is where the gunman was apprehended yesterday after shooting and killing seven people. he was just waiting in his car in the parking lot right next to the sheriff's office. a sheriff's deputy spotted him recognized him as the suspected gunman in this shootings in san mateo county sheriff's deputies commonly got him out of the car and arrested him. no guns were fired. the man accused of this tragedy is 67 year old june liza . how of half moon bay? he is in custody. he's unharmed. we spoke with a woman who was in her car in the same parking lot one space over from the gunman when deputies spotted him. surprised me to see the officer asking me pretty quietly to get back from my car and i scooted back a little bit. and then he asked me to get further back and further back. this all started around two in the afternoon. yesterday when sam mateo county sheriff's got a call about four people at a mushroom farm and nursery of highway 92, who had been shot to death of fifth person was shot in russia to sanford medical center seriously injured. then shortly afterwards, they got a second call about another shooting scene at a soil in trucking business in half moon bay. three people were shot and killed at that second location. we don't know the names of the victims yet this morning, but the sheriff's office said they were all farmworkers. this tragedy happened in the middle of the day while people were working on those two farms and to work sites, so there's about 20 workers and their children, some of whom who witnessed this violence who are now all temporarily staying at a hotel that county and city leaders have provided they're also providing financial resources. along with mental health support here is the city manager talking about those services. the trauma is going to be within the entire community, and we're going to have to work with the county and again all of our wonderful nonprofits here to make sure that everybody that has been impacted that is feeling the burden of this is able to get those services over the next several weeks. county behavioral health specialists are on site at those hotels as well helping people affected sheriff's deputies recovered the gun that south used. they believe he acted alone. he is in police custody. as for a motive that is still unclear, there are reports that this may have been a workplace shooting that zell may have worked at the sites. where these two shootings occurred. so we're waiting for more information this morning, hoping to hear directly from the sheriff's deputies this morning in the sheriff about the latest on the investigation. we're live in half moon bay. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank you time 7 35. we continue our team coverage of the tragedy there and half moon bay with ktvu is james torres, who's already there and there's some new developments. james. good morning. dave good morning to you were at scene one of two of those shootings that happened yesterday afternoon. the scene here is still very much active, even about 17 hours after 911 operators got that very first call. i want to give you an idea of what this area kind of seems like here. this is off highway 92 kind of on that main road that takes you over to highway one. we're standing right next to pretty much. a big warehouse here and right next to us is a big rv yard here. i can't somewhere around just short of a dozen rvs here. there's kind of this same yard on either side of the roadway that we're standing right next to you in front of that roadway is a cemetery county sheriff's office deputy blocking through here, so the area we're standing him isn't actually the farm. it's just a couple of few little buildings and warehouses that leads you back there. this roadway leads you all the way back to the farm, and you can kind of see what looks like some greenhouses. from where we're standing a little bit in the distance here. there is some sof residences. down there. alongside normally spend the night here with their families were not able to do that last night because this whole area is still very much an active crime scene . so some of these folks have had to be displaced to other as you heard from ali area hotels or at a local reunification center set up by city leaders. this same place is where police say the gunman 67 year old chan li xiao, shot five people, four of those victims. found dead right here at the scene. now. that's in addition to go into a second scene about three miles away, where zhao is accused of killing three more people and police tell us those victims are of hispanic and asian descent. also farm workers at these two locations and their investigation was a little challenging in order to get more information for it. detectives had to bring in translators to speak to some of the witnesses and some of the family members. the sheriff's office of san mateo county, says this shooting happened right when kids were leaving school from the day there's a school that's not too far from here, and it's likely that some of those kids saw this deadly shooting as it was happening. we spoke to volunteers from the group alice in organization. they say they specialize in helping latin americans during a massively tragic event or disaster. here's what they had to say. when it comes to their efforts. emergency happens on the coast with the authority of the director belinda, we come out and we send a message to the community of what is needed so it can be toiletries. christmas gifts, you name it. so tonight what we did is we sent the message out. that were in need of um, warm blankets and hot food and snacks for the children. we also heard from the town's vice mayor. he says he has been receiving text messages from people who live in half moon bay, asking him what he might know about their family members who they think might have been in those areas where those shootings happen. the sheriff's office says they are still working to identify those victims. we also spoke to the coroner's office who is usually responsible for identifying those victims. they say they are not sure they're going to have a major update until a little later this afternoon because there's still so much to investigate. given that there are two separate scenes we are looking at, and that includes identifying that one victim who is still recovering from life threatening injuries at a hospital will take it back. live out here. half moon bay city leaders opening a reunification center at the ides hall community center along main street. that is where the city usually holds its major pumpkin festival that pumpkin weigh off this that they do every fall. so it's a complete 3 60 for what that space is supposed to be used. for now, that's being used for place where family members are going to get information going to take advantage of resources. one volunteer for that group i mentioned earlier said that she noticed about 40 adults and 20 children at that center as of last night, and unfortunately say that's going to be a place where some of these family members may find out for the first time that their loved ones might have been involved in the shooting in some way, so we're checking in with all those city leaders with the sheriff's office, the quarters office, you know, basically every agency that gets involved with something like this, the red cross getting involved as well. and once we have more updates, we will bring them to you. we're live this morning in half moon bay. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you now, 7 40. we'll check on the morning commute here, and the big story continues to be delays on barred in the east bay. that's right. cassie and dave. the lafayette bar station is closed. we have a live picture of the bart station. you can see the gates are partially down. is there letting emergency workers in and out, but no one is coming into the station because person was on the track . according to part that person was hit and killed by a train. and now they're doing a recovery operation there. the trains are going past the station. they're not stopping at that station. it was a pretty big response at one time, but now there's still some vehicles left over. the fire department and rescue teams are reports of performing that recovery operation at the lafayette bart station. that's what's going on. we have seen trains come through. we have another camera here that can see the train's coming through so you can get a train anywhere on the line except at lafayette. let's talk about some of these other commutes. now they're richmond bridge. the bay bridge . these commutes are going to be what you typically find them. there are delays. there are some delays beginning to appear on 80 north and also on 80 south between hayward and fremont. westbound 92 that looks okay. and also we have a new crash reported southbound 6 80 right now in concord, it monument boulevard. this is just going to add to all the slow traffic that was already there. i think some people heard about bart and they got into their car and highway four and 68 year really slow again. a brand new crash reported south bend 6 88 monument. 7 41. let's talk about today's weather. all right, thank you. the sun is up and shining, and we are still looking at chilly temperatures. we will continue with the cool pattern through the morning hours, but by the afternoon average, even a little bit above here is a view over the oakland estuary as we look to the su any along the coastline. for today it goes until 10 o'clock from our north bay coast. answer the san mateo county coastline for sneaker waves and rip currents. so for our beachgoers into the afternoon never turn your back to the water. just keep an eye on what is going on out there. meanwhile in our hills mount st helena still reporting 46 mph mountie hablo also gusting 40 45 mph this morning, but you get to the surface and our winds are generally light and calm. our temperatures have fallen off. as a result, we are 11 degrees chillier this morning in nevada, down by 13 in livermore and a view of some of the numbers a wide span low thirties to low fifties 33 to start your morning in santa rosa. evermore you are not much better at 35, as well as walnut creek and for the basic communities 48 in oakland, 51 san francisco, i look at your afternoon highs and the rest of the week coming up after the break. rosemary thank you time. 7 43 1 generation is using their credit cards more than the other coming up which age group has the most credit card debt. let's run out to our newsroom. now say good morning again to andre senior as you're looking ahead to the next hours of mornings on two good morning to you, cassie and davey saying it's too much of a good thing coming up on mornings on two at eight, the new problems caused by the recent storms. that farmers in northern california are now dealing with then when you join us on the nine layoffs continue across the tech industry. we're talking live with an expert to see if this points to the risk of recession, as a growing number of economists say there's a good chance will be in one within the year. stay th the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. sure i wish this hotspot was a lot faster. but my phone works, sometimes. it's not that bad. ew. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $19.99 a month for 1 year with a free streaming box call, click or visit a store today. how to richmond, where a substitute teacher who was caught on camera throwing a student to the ground has been fired before we share video of what happened will warn it is difficult to watch that having been said here is some of the altercation. stop saying. it again and again. the substitute went on to physically remove the student from the classroom. we got this video from a parent who says the physical confrontation happened yesterday at richmond high school. we wanted to ask west contra costa unified school district leaders about what happened. they wouldn't talk with us, but issued a statement that said in part the student is safe with their family and our school and district are fully investigating the incident. it is our priority to ensure that staff and students are always able to interact in a safe and respectful manner. mental health resources are available to any richmond high school student who needs to speak to someone for support, and we will be facilitating restorative actions in the classroom where the incident occurred. our time now, 7 47. we expect to see dozens of flight attendants for american airlines walking picket lines at sfo outside of terminal one. it's part of a national demonstration at airports around the country right now the flight attendant to locked in a contract dispute, but the management of american airlines over scheduling and other problems. the protest. today it has fo begins at 11 o'clock. also today, the senate judiciary committee in washington is due to hold a hearing on competition in the live entertainment ticket industry. it comes after all of the harsh criticism of ticketmaster during the high ticket prices and the company's debacle during the sale of tickets for taylor swift, upcoming tour lawmakers say they will bring up antitrust concerns and the lack of competition. in the ticket industry. witnesses will include the head of live nation, which owns ticketmaster and the ceo of ticket search engine seat gig. m and m's will no longer use cartoon character candies as mascots. the company said the characters were too divisive for a polarized america . the counties included new purple eminem, there were meant to represent acceptance and inclusivity. former snl star. my rudolph will now appear in eminem's tv commercials as the company's new spokesperson. alright guys, so the time is 7 48 apple now introducing something old to improve security for your iphone. also amazon has a new program helps save money on important medications. cook has this and a lot more in today's dollars and cents, saving money on medication. something a lot of people. yeah very interested and much needed. amazon launching a new program for its prime members, it is called rx pass, and it offers description drugs for just $5. the membership prices will include medication for high blood pressure, diabetes and anxiety. among other things, it's not yet available in california but launched today in 42 other states. as the opening bell rang this morning. verizon stock dropped 1.5% after posting mixed results for the fourth quarter. general electric also down on mixed results for earnings. hundreds of companies report earnings this week and one of the most anticipated is tesla that comes in tomorrow. taking you live to the new york stock exchange. little bit of a rally fizzled out pretty quickly. the dow j down slightly to 6 33,020, the s and p. 500 down about a quarter of percent hanging on to 4004. 1011 the nasdaq down about a quarter of a percent as well to 11,000. 3 39 . some state lawmakers are pursuing an audit of the franchise tax board's handling of the state's middle class tax refund program. they're concerned about issues, including claims of fraud and those debit cards that were issued. the franchise tax board has said it expects to address the issues by the middle of next month. payments range from $200 to $1050, depending on the size of your household and income. generation x appears to lead the rest of the nature nation when it comes to racking up credit card debt. researchers for the insurance company, new york life looked at the finances of americans born between 1965 and 1980, the research found they had an average credit card debt of $7000. that's roughly $1000 more than the millennials. just about $200 more than baby boomers, the study found. many members of gen x are providing financial support for their elderly parents, while at the same time taking care of their own kids, including paying for college. and apple is introducing a key an actual key to increase iphone security. the latest software update gives users the ability to use a physical security key for two factor authentication. it's an external device that apple says strengthens the phone security against hackers. users can also now activate the emergency s o s feature by holding the side button. and the up or down volume button at the same time that emergency esos lets you contact emergency services even in areas without reception. i'm pam cook. that's what get your dollars and cents, pam. thank you time 7 51. but now that the popular disney ride splash mountain is closing, some really interesting souvenirs are being sold online water. from splash mountain is among the thousands of disney souvenirs being sold on ebay and elsewhere online. the bio now price is for a limited four ounce jar of water held in front of the splash mountain signed at disneyland. 150 bucks one void yesterday the water was selling for $25,000. to 7 52 governor gavin newsom sits down. he meets with the victims of the shooting in moderate park. community members are telling the governor about the tragedy. and protecting the iconic golden gate bridge from a major earthquake. dave after the break, the new funding and the actions of federal government's taking now to protect the i nic oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect your investment laser measured floorliners and cargoliner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade plus, mudflaps and bumpstep for the exterior order american made products at weathertech.com surfs up yeah, right rich people to have more babies . births in japan dropped to a new record low last year under 800,000. for the first time japan has tried to encourage, we would have had more children offering cash bonuses and better benefits, but japan remains one of the most expensive places in the world to raise a child but now japan's prime minister will submit a proposal to double the budget for child related policies. and the new children and families. government agencies is being set up here at home400 million from the federal government to make sure the bridge can withstand a major earthquake. ktvu reporter greg lee was there for the announcement about the grant and says officials called the golden gate bridge, one of the most recognizable and essential bridges in the world. there is only one golden gate bridge and we are going to protect it. transportation secretary pete buttigieg's stood in front of the golden gate bridge celebrating a $400 million federal grant to improve the iconic structure carries over 100,000 vehicles a day 37 year, including over half a million freight trucks, making it a key link for supply chains, including the waterborne freight at the port of oakland secretary buttigieg's joined former house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco mayor london breed and other federal officials to announce the funding for the final phase of a retrofit project. checked. designed to protect the bridge from a major earthquake, but essentially, you move from having shock pads to br worst and hope for the best. the money comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law. president biden and his administration have been traveling the country to tout its benefits. former speaker pelosi praised biden for getting the bill passed, saying it will improve safety and create jobs nationwide. the vision, the knowledge of how to get it done and how to pay for it. so it's very satisfying in the aftermath of the damage caused by three weeks of storms , buttigieg's devoted funds to repair roads in california and stressed the importance of making them more resilient to extreme weather. there's a down payment on the president's commitment to help rebuild after the storms. we just announced that were immediately making available $10.2 million in emergency transportation funds to repair damage roads. the final phase of the golden gate project includes retrofitting the main suspension part of the bridge as well as the north anchorage construction scheduled to begin in late 2024 iron completion in 2029. also included in this initial grant program bridges in kentucky, illinois and connecticut at the golden gate bridge fox two growing pressure from republicans in both the house of visitor logs from the personal homes of president biden. that's after the fbi found even more classified documents during the search of the president's home in wilmington's delaware. what we need to know is who also had access to those documents. and this is a very serious matter. we do not have different rules for democrats or republicans, different rules for the powerful and the powerless, different rules for the rich for the poor . now the justice department is leading the investigation into why classified documents were in the president's personal home and also in an old office. it is 7 59, a little boy in britain has become the uk's youngest member. er of mensa. the largest iq's society in the world. alameda. yeah he's little that's teddy harms, but he's smart. he can count to 100 in several languages. at three years old. he qualified to be a member of mensa, with an iq test score was 1 39 out of 1 60. teddy is now four years old. he taught himself to read when he was two. during the covid lockdown. community of half moon bay, grieving the killing of seven people at two different locations are alive and half moon bay with the latest developments in oakland police people are on armstrong breaks his silence about being placed on administrative leave while he says he should be immediately reinstated and the development expected today. 49ers getting ready for their second street nfc championship game with teammates are saying about rookie quarterback brock birdie being ready for the big stage. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on team. oclock on the dot welcome the mornings onto i'm andre senior gasia mikaelian . it's tuesday, january 24th let's get you outside in this gorgeous sunshine rosemary oroczo here to detail another mild day. yes we have some fabulous weather coming our way. agencia andrei, hello to you mostly sunny skies across the region this morning, although we are starting out a bit colder in most spots, and we still have a little bit of wind in our hills. next chance for some rain looks to be the final day of the month. better details on the current conditions, your afternoon highs and what we can expect through the rest of the week coming up in just a bit. it is eight o'clock and salads try tracking some tragic news in the inner east bay as well as traffic trouble. so that's right , roseberry. we have the lafayette bart station when remaining closed. for an investigation of a person who was killed on the track after being hit by a train so you cannot get in and out of the lafayette bart station that is not available to you. they have busses taking you to other stations if you need them, but one of the things that we know is this is going to be closed for a while. the police and investigators about corner was just dispatched from martinez heading down to lafayette. and that's going to take awhile so and by the way that corner vehicle is going to take awhile because he's going to have to deal with a bunch of slow traffic on 6 80 hitting south. there's a crash at monument is also very heavy traffic on 6 80 heading down into denville this morning sat down 6 80. as you get down towards el cerro. there was a crash there. it's just really slow in the east bay when we come back just a bit. we're going to talk about some of the barriers, bridges and the silicon valley commute to one. let's get back to the headlines. after that mass shooting in half moon bay. the suspected attacker is now in custody after seven people were killed in two locations just a few miles apart yesterday afternoon. k two is james torres has more on how the people live and work in half moon bay are responding to what happened, james good morning to you. we are just outside the mushroom farm here. this is seen one of two of that shooting incident that happened yesterday afternoon where we are right around the spanish town apartments and one way you see a number of gardens and nurseries and just in front of what we're seeing right now is a warehouse. that's part of a landscaping business. but then if you go down this road behind me here, you see two vehicles from the cemetery in sheriff's county. ah sheriff's office here you go down this roadway, and that's where you head down towards that mushroom farm where police say the first half of the shooting happened. that's what they say. 67 year old chan li xiao, the suspect in this case, the gunman shot and killed four people shot 1/5 person here as well. that person still recovering in the hospital as of this morning, that's in addition to then going to a second scene about three miles away, where zhao is accused of killing three more people and police tell us all of those victims are of either asian or hispanic descent. each farm workers working at those two locations in order to get some information on their investigation, detectives had to bring in translators to speak to some of those witnesses and family members were also even hearing this morning that they're still using these translators to help try to identify who some of these victims are. the sheriff of the same mattel, canada. rather the sheriff of san mateo county, says the shooting happened right when kids were leaving school for the day, so it's likely some of them might have seen the deadly shooting as it was happening. we spoke to volunteers for the group. alas an organization specializing and helping latin americans during a disaster or tragic events. some of those volunteers tell us just how much this shooting hurts them. mortified scared and shocked that something like this would even actually happened in a small community here. it's tragic. i mean, for the children that have seen this i mean, the man was captured right across the street from the junior high devastated that. you know, this is now what more families have to deal with today. we heard from the town's vice mayor as well, who says he has been receiving text messages from people asking if he might know anything about their loved ones who they suspect might be or might have been in the area during that shooting. the sheriff's office says they are still working to identify the victims and those two shooting incidents. we also learned from the coroner's office that they're not sure they're going to have a major update in terms of identifications for at least several hours until probably later this afternoon. because there's still so much to be investigated. so many questions to be answered when you're talking about two different shooting scenes as well. city leaders, they created a unification center. not too far from where we're standing right now. that's at the community hall on main street and half moon bay. if you don't particularly know where that is, that is where the pumpkin festival usually starts, and they have that large, big pumpkin weigh off every fall. and now this morning, it's being used for something in a complete 3 60 rather 1 80 direction where now it's much more tragic space for families who are taking advantage of that spot as a place for resource is a place for grieving the volunteers that we spoke to who are offering to collect donations and give them out to some of those grieving families say they've seen as many as 40 people out at that redefine cation center as a as of yesterday evening. so certainly still much to be done in terms of getting us further into this investigation, but plenty to be done for some of the victims who are suffering a remote, enormous amount of heartbreak. and a lot of work to be done for those volunteers. volunteers were hoping to give them just a little bit of light during an awful situation. this morning. it happened bay. i'm james torres, ktvu fox. two news dreams. thank you continue our team coverage of this tragedy. ktvu sally rasmus live in half moon bay with details on what happened, ali. well andre just continuing with what james was talking about. the victims have not been identified. the seven people who were shot and killed by this gunman in half moon bay, but we're waiting for identification of those victims . but just in the last 15 minutes or so, we spoke to two gentlemen who identified themselves as cousins of two of the workers at that mushroom farmer warning the shootings happened in one of the gentlemen i spoke with, said that the manager of that farm called him and told him that one of his cousins had unfortunately died. in this shooting, and the other was at the hospital, but the way the gunman was apprehended in all this, it was sending there's video of it, in fact that we're showing you he actually after these two shootings apparently drove himself to the half moon sat in his parked car, and at one point, a sheriff's deputy recognized him sitting in that vehicle. and so mateo county sheriff's deputies calmly got him out of the car and arrested him. he's identified as 67 year old chun li xueju of half moon bay. he is in custody. we spoke with the woman who was in her car at that same parking lot one space over from the gunman. when deputies made the arrest. they had their guns drawn approach from behind the car. pretty tight formation and got up to the car and we're probably few feet behind it six ft. behind it or so and asked him to get out, took several as he and then he got out of the car, and eventually he was taken down to the ground. this started around two in the afternoon yesterday. that's when san mateo county sheriff's got a call about four people at a mushroom farm and nursery of highway 92, who had been shot to death. 1/5 person was rushed to stanford medical center with serious injuries. then shortly afterwards, a second call came in about another shooting this time, edit soil and trucking business in half moon bay near highway 13. people there were shot and killed at that second location. again we don't know the names of the victims, but the sheriff's office says they were all farm workers. and we mentioned just a short time ago. there were two people also farm workers who came to this sheriff substation looking for help trying to identify their two cousins who they were told were involved in all this were victims of this. there's also workers, dozens of workers and children who live and work on those farms, who some of whom witnessed the violence. that happened. they are now all being temporarily housed at hotels that county and city leaders have provided. working with at the farm. some of them witnessed what happened yesterday and for now, they cannot go back to the farms, and so they just need some support until they're able to go home and back to work, and we have local nonprofits and the county behavioral health services teams that will be going out and meeting with folks and starting to provide the mental health services today, and of course, it's not just today they're going to have to receive these services on an ongoing basis for the foreseeable future. cemetery county sheriff's deputies recovered the gun that's values . they believe he acted alone. he is again in police custody. as for a motive that is still unclear. there are reports that saudi worked at may have worked at the two farms where he went and shot people at those two locations again short time ago. we did talk to a couple of family members cousins of that they say of two of the victims that that mushroom farm they are inside. with the city manager. you just heard from that they're trying to city leaders are trying to put them in touch family members in touch with services for their loved ones were live in half moon bay, ali rasmus ktvu. box two news, ali. thank you this morning, president biden responded to that shooting in half moon bay in a statement and said for the second time in recent days, california communities are mourning the loss of loved ones in a senseless act of violence. following a briefing from my homeland security team have directed my administration to ensure local authorities and the broader half moon bay community have the full support of the federal government in the wake of this heinous attack. the president also said he supports legislation for tougher gun violence prevention governor newsom spoke on the shooting while he was in los angeles, saying at the hospital meeting with victims of a mass shooting when i get pulled away to be beefed about another shooting this time in half moon bay tragedy upon tragedy will continue to bring you any new developments during mornings on two. you can also turn to our website. for more information anytime. ktvu .com 18 your time right now happened today. san francisco supervisors will consider her proposal designed to increase the number of police officers in the city supervisor matt dorsey has introduced a measure that would allow the city to match any police officer recruitment bonus offered by other northern california cities . supervisor dorsey says his proposal would prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage. in the future. tesla ceo elon musk is expected to be back on the witness stand today in san francisco in the courtroom there must is defending himself against investors who say his tweets back in 2018 about the possibility of taking tesla private cost them. a fortune attorneys argued that the tweet by must that funding had been secured misled investors. if the jury were to find that mr musk issued this in reckless disregard of the truth or worse , intended to full shareholders , he might be on the hook for punitive damages as well as compensatory damages. attorney argued that saudi investors had come through before a hench on a handshake deal and that musk was ready to take tesla private by selling a portion of a stake in spacex, if necessary. plaintiffsattorneys counter that by saying that there was no documentation that saudi investors would found the deal to take the electric car company and private oakland honored the city's new mayor with a gathering at the asian cultural center. the celebration included performances to mark the lunar new year. mayor xiang tao says she hopes the city will move forward together and not allow what she called fearmongering to divide. oakland ear's she also promised to bring in more resources to address the city's needs. we need better quality of life now. yes our streets are very dirty. yes we are seeing our business is broken into. yes we have vacancies and opd and we have vacant seats in every single department. and that is why we can't deliver services. mayor towel pledged to earn the trust of people in oakland to provide clean streets, housing, education and public safety. francisco 49ers are heading to their second straight nfc championship game and third and four years to philadelphia this week to play the eagles for a spot in the super bowl. the niners are looking for their 23rd year old 23 year old rookie quarterback to take them there. just eight games of experience. his teammates say he's ready for the big stage. it's ballsy. it's moxie or whatever the #### the words being thrown around. it's like he's he's killing it right now. every day and the way he prepares, you see it in practice and in games um he's just been an impressive guy to be around in the huddle, so uh, yeah, i'm not shocked anymore. just who he is now, with the win against the cowboys on sunday, pretty became only the third rookie quarterback since 1972 win two postseason games. sunday's nfc championship game between the 49ers and eagles kicks off at noon. you can catch all the action right here on k tv. 8 38 12 and we will look at the bay bridge. want to show you some of these commutes westbound coming into san francisco. it's going to be slow as you drive up to the toll plaza have also been looking at that same mateo bridge that traffic is moving along. well if you're in the east bay, six eighties kind of a mess from concord, walnut creek . remember the lafayette bart station is closed. you can get on all the other stations, though that station is closed for police activity. trains are running through without stopping. and you can see look at the inner core of the east base. vary slow all over the place. 8 80 all the way into oakland all the way down to san jose and san jose is also very crowded. getting up to the west valley. all the freeways are crowded heading up to sunnyvale and cupertino 13. let's go back to the desk. they're saying it's too much of a good thing coming up the new problems caused by the recent storms for farmers and northern california. and new protection and training coming to cheerleaders at uc berkeley, details on the settlement that paved the way to keep those acrobatic athletes safe after a former students suffered 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(co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? it comes as oakland police chief there on armstrong is calling for his immediate reinstatement in his first public comments since being placed on leave and outside investigation, says the chief failed to hold accountable. a sergeant accused of covering up two incidents. but the chief says mayor centaur put him on leave because of independent monitor robert warshaw, and that warshaw has financial motives for finding relatively minor problems in the department. this to me clearly is a last ditch effort to destroy the credibility of me and to make the community believe that again. opd is involved in some shady business and that's not what this is. sean is firm or paid about a million dollars a year for monitoring the oakland police department. do you have war shot? the shows up once a month creates a report to stay employed. and oakland continues to pay that heavy price. the independent monitor, made no comment about his reform efforts . centaur through her chief of staff, says the mayor is still still reserving judgment until all the facts are in about the case. in the oakland hills, a driver for doordash managed to stop someone who stole her car when her child was still inside surveillance video here shows a mercedes suv pulling up to a parked car that was left running as the doordash worker delivered some food. we see someone get out of that mercedes and start to drive away in the parked car. the worker runs out, yelling that her daughter is inside. the thief gets out of the car leaves it on the side walk across the street. in the end, the child wasn't hurt. and so far no word on any arrests, cheerleaders will get more protection and training under a $695,000 settlement university was sued after a former students suffered multiple concussions during the 2017 18 season. the loss of the ledges cheerleaders were not provided the same attention for medical staff as other aerial athletes such as divers and gymnasts engaging in similar activities. cheerleaders will now have athletic trainers on the sidelines when they perform stunts and other aerial maneuvers photographer in utah captured a rare phenomenon. this drone video shows a reverse waterfall in the southwest corner of the state near the nevada boundary. have you ever seen anything like this before? powerful winds actually causing water to go up along the side of a rugged cliff drove managed to capture the scene in 60 mile. an hour winds is pretty cool stuff right there. wow! what an amazing sight. all right. time for the check of the roads right now. here, south castaneda south andre garcia. we've had a lot of slow traffic this morning. let's start in san jose, because if that's you look at the grid here, it's very red. almost every freeway. there's too much of it for me to mention all of it. but you can see 2 80 in downtown san jose. that's what you have there for all of san jose. let's talk about some of these bridges bay bridge that's crowded. still it's kind of a tough day. tuesdays usually are cemetery elbridge as well, and the east bay commute has been slow. 6 80 highway 46 80 getting into danville because of earlier issues and look at how lit up this 8 85 83 ways. 13 almost everywhere really is probably one of the slowest days i've seen a little bit and nuff not too many questions. just a lot of people are on the road. they're back at it at 8 20. let's bring rosemary back. now talking about something pleasant blue skies, overhead sunshine and temperatures for today, running a few degrees above average to several degrees above average. nice look there at all that sunshine and abundant sunshine expected for today. we do have an advisory along our coastline from the north bay down through areas of the cemetery hill county coastline until 10 o'clock this evening for an increase in sneaker waves as well as rip currents. so if you are thinking about and enjoyable walk along the beach today be prepared, of course. never turn your back to the water. at the surface. our winds are light, but in our hills still blowing quite strong mount st only to reporting 45 mph diablo 45 upper thirties the winds over areas of oakland north, but with the calm conditions at the surface temperatures fell off early this morning right now, livermore ur 12 degrees chillier than yesterday. 36 for you. 34 in santa rosa. you get closer to our basic communities, though in it's not quite as bad 49 right now in oakland, 51 in san francisco, and for the afternoon and enjoyable one will go upper fifties for the inner east bay low sixties around the bay and into the north bay 67 for santa rosa, your extended forecast remaining status quo for tomorrow thursday. we do begin to cool down on friday and into the weekend. the cooling trend continues with a slight possibility of what weather on sunday. back to you. rosemary thank you. 8 20 here after the splash mountain ride at disney close for good. many fans took it as an 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speed internet with unlimited data included. it's just $50 a month for 2 full years when you add xfinity mobile. switch today! someone infected with covid. the cdc says it's responding to several recent positive trends in the pandemic. the new guidelines have yet to be finalized. the justice department is now investigating a factory in michigan that sparked a nationwide shortage and baby formula. the abbot plant in michigan shut down last year after the fda began investigating bacterial infections and infants who ate baby formula made at that factory. inspectors reportedly on coverage. several violations , including bacterial contamination, leaky roof and lax safety protocols. experts say the doj likely has serious concerns. they probably have information from that site visit or from human sources that are telling them that there was a significant problem. the baby formula shortage sent parents searching for baby formula food banks, doctors, offices and even across state lines. a spokesperson for abbott says the company is fully cooperating with the justice department. farmers in california, who have had been hoping for an end to the drought are now trying to deal with flooded fields and damaged crops. after weeks of rain, the recent rainstorms could result in even higher prices at the grocery store. farmers say they have mixed feelings because he prayed for rain but now thousands of acres of farmland or underwater. probably around 3 to $4 million. total losses from and that's some of that is crop loss. but a lot of that is fixing the ground after it's a lot of consumers will forget about it. but when they go to the grocery store and see the prices higher, they're going to say what the heck is going on. a variety of crops have been ruined and other others can't be planted until the ground the ground dry and is tested for contaminants. experts believe strawberries may take the biggest hit since they get planted early. governor newsom sits down to meet with the victims of the shooting in monterey park what community members are telling him about the tragedy and new features coming to apple's iphone coming up the new security features you'll get the latest software update. did attacker is in custody will bring you a live report from half moon bay on how police apprehended him. classroom confrontation between a student and teacher at richmond high school turns physical what happened to the teacher who put his hands on the student and what the west contra costa unified school district says about what happened. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian the end andre senior. today is tuesday. january 24th it is 8 30 rosemary oroczo is here with a look at the forecast, which involves a warmer temperatures. yes, upper sixties in the forecast, andre gasia the afternoon for areas like napa santa rosa are small communities in the north bay going to enjoy that. meanwhile we are off to a colder start this morning and the winds generally lighter across the bay, although still quite breezy. be in our hills. better details on what we can expect outside this morning, the rest of the afternoon and the weak left into the weekend coming up in just a little bit. it is 8 30. let's get to sell, who was tracking a lot of traffic trouble out there this morning south. it's a really busy day everywhere you look, the bridges and the freeways. let's start with the richer and bridge approach still have slowing getting over there. and if you're driving on interstate 80 nearby, it's slow. all the way to the bay bridge is i look at some of these commutes are still very thick. if you have some flexibility, you may want to put the commute off. if you have, like one to take that morning meeting virtually because everywhere you look is slow, including now the peninsula and the san mateo and dunbarton bridge is 31. let's go back to the desk. so thank you and developing news this morning. a suspect is in custody after seven people were killed at two separate locations yesterday afternoon. their bodies were found at a mushroom farm and nursery of highway 92, another farming business near highway one. ktvu sally rasmus live and happening bay with details on what is happening there, ali yeah, we're at the half moon bay sheriff's substation here and we've seen so far. three people. some family members who say they are looking for information on their loved ones who worked at those two farming locations. one gentleman we spoke with earlier says the manager of one of those farms called him and informed him that his cousin had passed away. and then that another cousin was injured, and we just talked to another gentleman. just minutes ago, who said that his ex wife called him in a panic at three o'clock and didn't have time to explain what was going on. but now he's looking for more information on where to find her because he has their three kids. you just took them to school, so there's a lot of information swirling around in the community and victims. family members. our loved ones are still trying to track down information investigators, of course, still piecing together what happened in the motive. in this case for these two shootings, we do know that the suspected gunman is in police custody and the way they apprehended him was really quite stunning, because he apparently after these two shootings at two separate locations after shooting and killing seven people, this gunman came to the substation parking lot and just sat in his car, and that's where the sheriff's deputy recognized him. san mateo county deputy deputies commonly got him out of the car and arrested him. no guns were fired. that man accused of this tragedy is has been identified by sheriff's officials as 67 year old chun li zang zhao of half moon bay now, as for the motive in this case, we don't know. but there are reports that south had worked at those at least one of the farms where the shooting happened. one was at a mushroom farm off of highway 92, then a second shooting at another farm. also mushrooms possibly near highway one, so two separate shooting scenes, seven people killed, eighth person seriously injured at stanford stanford medical center in the shooting, so a lot of pieces that investigators are trying to put together this morning after the tragedy that happened here in half moon bay. wasn't it back to you guys at the desk? and this morning. the mass shooting in half moon bay has shocked and saddened many people who live and work in this usually quiet community in the cemetery. oh county coast. it's believed the victims included chinese and latino workers. there has been an outpouring of support for the victims and their families mortified, scared and shocked that something like this would even actually happened in a small community here, condolences to the families lost a loved one today. and to bring my to offer the support so other families and the farm workers that were affected. some volunteer groups and half moon bay are already accepting donations to help the dozens of families directly affected by this tragedy, and we will bring you any new developments during mornings on two. you can also turn to our website. for more information anytime. ktvu .com now to southern california, where police are still investigating a motive behind an attack in monterey park where 11 people were killed at a dense studio this morning at 26 year old man is being called a hero after he stopped the gunman from killing more people. the 72 year old alleged gunman who can train entered a second dance studio and nearby alhambra with a gun in hand. brendan say, jumped into action and managed to disarm him. community members say the shooting could have been even worse if it wasn't for his actions. he says the focus should be on the victims and their families, not on him. you have my deepest condolences. some of these people i know personally come to our studio. it's a tight knit community and i hope they could heal from this tragic event. say said the struggle to get the gun lasted about 40 seconds before the suspect eventually walked out of that studio. governor gavin newsom says he met with victims of that shooting in monterey park as reporter alex michaelson reports the governor has sent or spent the last two days in southern california, talking to people impacted by the tragedy. how do you make somebody feel better? in a moment like this? by trying to do better. by acknowledging with humility that we haven't done enough. governor gavin newsom is walking the streets of monterey park and having conversations with residents. and what did you say to them and what they say to you? i didn't say much. i listened. he visited shooting victims inside their hospital rooms. i think the most extraordinary thing was visiting that young man. i was going to recover. um and the first thing he said to me is how many days are going to be in here? and i immediately asked the doctor to come in. and it wasn't for medical reasons he was asking financial, he said. i can't afford to be here. i got to get out of here. i don't have the money. and then next question, he asked. what can i do? tomorrow is supposed to be at work moments before our interview, the president called him the president say to you give me give me people to go. i mean, that says everything you need about the president's states on that front, the governor choosing not to attend the big press conferences here and instead spending more time talking to people. what have you learned from them? how extraordinarily resilient community is governor, stopping by the san marino home of brandon, say who disarmed the gunman in alhambra, stopping even more deaths. we talk about heroes, and then you get a chance to meet one newsome grateful to meet this community but frustrated to be it yet another mass shooting one thing that absolutely consistent in common as large capacity clips. i mean, there's just weapons of mass destruction and devastation. that somehow. we've been complicit in allowing on our streets across this country over and over and over again. what is your bottom line message to people that are really feeling pain right now that we will get through this and we get stronger. as we work through these things. alex michaelson fox news. moved out of richmond , where a substitute teacher who was caught on camera throwing a student to the ground has been fired before we share video of what happened will warn it is difficult to watch that having been said here is some of the altercation. say it again. say it again. the substitute went on to physically remove the student from the classroom. we got this video from a parent who says the physical confrontation happened yesterday at richmond high school. we wanted to ask west contra costa unified school district leaders about what happened, but they wouldn't talk with us instead released a statement that said the student is safe with their family and our school and district are fully investigating the incident . it is our priority to ensure that staff and students are always able to interact in a safe and peaceful manner. mental health resources are available to any richmond high school student who needs to speak to someone for support. and we will be facilitating restorative actions in the classroom where the incident occurred this morning. san jose mayor matt mehan is taking part in the annual census of homeless people in santa clara county. it's called the point in time census and his coordinated effort to count the number of homeless people on a single day and includes both people living on the street and then shelters. this morning, the mayor said. it's important to know how many people need help. we can't develop common sense solutions to homelessness. if we don't understand the scope of the issue, which is why it's so important that we are out here today, counting very specifically how many people are out here and then following up to understand who's here? why they're here? what kinds of support they need. last year, the count found 10,000 homeless people in santa clara county with 6000 of those in san jose. let's get you outside this gorgeous weather 8 39 a couple up and downs coming our way. the rosemary wind in our hills this morning, gasia andre, but at the surface we are generally like to calm and as we get into the afternoon, very enjoyable temperatures, although not the case at this hour, still freezing for some. here's a look at the golden gate bridge where it is a beautiful start there mostly sunny skies across the region for today, if you are thinking about heading to the coast, maybe for a walk do be prepared. we do have an income. crease of sneaker waves and rip currents for today, this advisory for the north bay coastline all the way down into the cemetery county coastline until 10 o'clock this evening. meanwhile in and around the bay area, checking in on those winds in our hills, mount st helena 45 mph monthly abdullah reporting 41 oakland north 37 so quite breezy that northeast breeze out there and at the surface, though , fortunately, not quite as windy temperatures fell off early this morning. as a result of some of that common weather out there we are still 12 degrees chillier right now in livermore compared to yesterday at this time keeping in mind if you had the breeze yesterday, it was brisk and blustery 36 degrees at this hour in livermore, just above freezing in areas over santa rosa. so it's been a slow climb so far. 51 in san francisco 49 in oakland, 39. san jose, your afternoon highs for two today, ranging from the upper fifties for the inner east bay low sixties closer to the water there 62 sam mateo 60 degrees in pacifica. you get into the north bay 67 expected for you, santa rosa 66 in napa. not much change going on with the temperatures for the next few days, we will begin to cool it down in time for the weekend, even a slight chance of scattered showers on sunday. better details coming up. keep rosemary oroczo. says about being placed on administrative leave and why, he says it has nothing to do with allegations that he failed to discipline a police sergeant who broke the law than one generation is using credit cards far more than the others coming up which age group has the most credit card debt. east oakland, where one person was killed and seven others were hurt. it happened shortly after six o'clock last night at the gas station on seminary avenue in macarthur boulevard. police officers rushed to the scene after they were alerted by oakland's shot spotter system. upon arrival. they located shooting scene they located casings, but no victims shortly thereafter communications division received notification of multiple gunshot wound victims who self transported to local hospitals. the people who were wounded are all expected to survive. one relative says a teenager killed in the gunfire had just graduated from high school last year. he was really sweet. he was a really like he kind of liked music. but he wasn't that, like, really bad person. he was really good. some witnesses say a music video was being filmed at the time of the shooting, but so far there is no word of a possible motive and no arrests have been made. in this case happening today, we expect to see dozens of flight attendants for american airlines walking picket lines at sfo outside terminal one. it's part of a national demonstration at airports across the country right now, the flight attendants are locked in a contract dispute with the management of american airlines over scheduling and other issues. protest today at sfo begins at 11 o'clock. also today, the senate judiciary committee set to hold a hearing on competition in the live entertainment ticket industry. this comes after the harsh criticism of ticketmaster amid high ticket prices and the company's debacle during the sale for tickets for taylor swift, upcoming tour lawmakers say they'll bring up and i trust concerns and a lack of competition in the ticket industry. witnesses will include the head of live nation, which owns ticketmaster and the ceo of ticket search engine seatgeek 45. now apple has a new key to keep your phone and your very important information safe street waiting for some very important reports this week, pam cook ran upstairs to bring us this and more in dollars and cents. hundreds of companies report earnings this week, so a lot are in focusing particular the bi waiting, of course for the impact the holiday travels abl e report is tesla. that comes tomorrow. right before the opening bell ring. this morning , amazon announced a new program called rx pass. prime members can now join the program, and we'll get prescription drugs for just $5 that includes medication for things like high blood pressure, diabetes and anxiety is not yet available in california, but launched today in 42 other states now as we take a live look at the numbers , it's been a little bit of up and down no big swings. but in the last hour, the numbers were all down. now the dow jones up just slightly the s and p 500 still down just a little bit. the nasdaq was down about a quarter of a percent. it's now almost flat down just a tiny bit as well for the nasdaq. some state lawmakers are pursuing an audit of the franchise tax boards handling of the state's middle class tax refund program that they're concerned about issues including claims of fraud and those debit cards that were issued. the franchise tax board has said it expects to address the issues by the middle of next month. payments range from $200 to $1050, depending on the size of your household and your income. generation x appears to lead the rest of the nation when it comes to racking up credit card debt researchers for the insurance company, new york life looked at the finances of americans born between 1965 and 1980, the research found they had an average credit card debt of $7000. that is roughly $1000 more than millennials just about $200 more than baby boomers, the study found. many members of gen x are providing financial support for their aging parents, while also taking care of their growing kids, including paying for college, and apple is introducing a key an actual key to increase iphone security. the latest software update gives users the ability to use a physical security key for a two factor authentication. it's an external device that apple says strengthens the phone security against hackers. users can also now activate the emergency s o s feature by holding that side button and the up or down volume button at the same time. the emergency s o s let you contact emergency services even in areas with no reception. pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents, pam. thank you. 8 48 happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors are set to vote on the housing plan that calls for adding 46,000 affordable housing units by the year 2030. san francisco supervisor dean preston released a report on six sites in his district that could be converted to affordable housing. six sites would add more than 1200 units supervisor president says the goal is to be a starting point for important discussions that are needed to meet the city's housing goals. and the report finds home prices in san francisco's metro area fell more than any other u s city last month. median price in the city dropped more than 5% in december. $985,000 according to remax, angelus, is next to drop to 4.7% followed by honolulu. the principal dog will soon be up for adoption and upstate new york and it has gone viral ralphie. he's a frenchie that the spc of niagara called a fire breathing demon and a jerk. the shelter says on facebook that ralphie has been returned twice for behavior issues, it says there has been a lot of interest in ralphie, but it's going to put him through more training before putting him up for adoption. a third time time now is 8 49. sally, you've been reporting on the major issue at the lafayette bart station. a little bit of progress there, but something we should still tell viewers about we should. although you are, you know you're right. there have been delays, although trains have been moving through the station and fortunately at the lafayette bar station, even though you can't get on the train there you can at other stations. i think some people decided to take the car as a result. highway 24 is busy look at 8 80 getting up from hayward to oakland. that's really slow and going the other way. slow as well. almost everywhere you look as slow. this is kind of a late commute, and it's more employers are telling people that they want to be back at the office, or they have to be at least a few days a week. we're going to start seeing those old 2019 patterns like this one late into the morning. a big backup at the bay bridge, 8 50. let's talk about today's weather with rosemary alison has been up and shiny from about an hour and a half and are temperatures are slowly rebounding started out really chilly and some of our inland cities giving you a live look here over san francisco, where san francisco has enjoyed about 50 degrees from most of the morning. here we do have some wind still in our hills. but most of us looking at calm conditions at the surface, and the ridge of high pressure is locked in for the next few days , that storm track as well to the north, just right on the border of washington going into canada. here's a view of the future cast in that rain continues to move up and over most of even the pacific northwest. now by friday, things start to change. we do have some wet weather expected to develop over the pacific northwest. we remain dry. we will begin to cool down, though so heading into the weekend, a cooling trend coming, we will continue to cool down into the weekend and on sunday, maybe a few scattered showers out there now keeping in mind. this is not coming via the pacific. we do not tap into that atmospheric river. it is coming from this direction, and so it is likely to be moisture starve, so to speak. not a lot coming along with it. maybe a few 107 inch maybe quarter inch if we're lucky, and it may fizzle out before we even get to sunday, so we'll continue to watch that. but that looks to be our next opportunity at some wet weather into the bay area. meanwhile outside this morning, the headlines still reads for our inland cities just how chilly it is 34 in santa rosa for the inner east bay 36 in livermore closer to the bay. we got 49 in oakland, 54 sfo low fifties san francisco. afternoon highs quite nice in the north bay 67 for you to enjoy. santa rosa 60 expected for san francisco low sixties along the peninsula as well as the east bay shore and for the inner east bay today, 58 conquered upper fifties expected for antioch, brentwood as well as livermore. the extended forecasts will call for status quo, so to speak. wednesday thursday again, the cool down begins on friday, additional cooling into the weekend increasing clouds. and maybe a few sprinkles come sunday as well back to you. thank you. leos continue across the tech industry coming up on the nine. we'll talk with an expert to see if this points to the risk of a recession. protecting the golden gate bridge from a major earthquake. after a quick break the new funding and action the federal government is taking around that world famous fairy, a landmark. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. nurtec is the only medication that can treat and prevent my migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. talk to your doctor about nurtec today. transportation secretary pete buttigieg, former house speaker nancy pelosi and mayor london breed announced the $400 million grant at a ceremony at the golden gate bridge toll plaza secretary buddha judge said the bridge isn't just spectacular to look at. it's also a critical structure. carries over 100,000 vehicles a day 37 year, including over half a million freight trucks, making it a key link for supply chains, including the waterborne freight at the port of oakland. the golden gate bridge retrofit project is set to begin late next year and should be complete by the year. 2029 san rafael is creating its own crisis response team to deal with emergency services for people who are mentally ill and homeless. the city council approved a $775,000 contract for a three year pilot program with the nonprofit petaluma people services center. the crisis team is expected to relieve police and firefighters have about 4000 calls a year about 8% of the city's 911 calls . the effort is expected to launch in march. the fda is considering recommended recommending an annual covid vaccine, much like the flu shot. an fda advisory pen will meet thursday to consider proposing one dose of the latest updated covid vaccine annually for healthy adults. public health experts have suggested the need for changes in the covid vaccines every year. much like strains for the flu vaccine are changed every flu season. well, the most in food stamp benefits designed to help people through the pandemic is coming to an end. people enrolled in the snap program have been allotted at least an additional $95 per month during the past two years of the covid crisis, but that boost in benefit payments will end at the end of february. here in california. netflix now says that it's moved to end no longer allows subscribers to share passwords for free may start by the end of the month by the end of march. the company says more than 100 million netflix viewers watched content using passwords they borrowed from someone else . last year, netflix suffered its first subscriber loss in more than 10 years, and it blames part of that loss to sharing passwords. it's a big deal. i mean, they have 230 million subscribers globally, and they have losing millions of additional subscribers due to the sharing, internal control and external control policy of it really never existed. netflix says under the new policy, only one household will be allowed per account. there will be an extra charge to add more homes to the same account. a little boy in britain has become the uk's youngest member of the high i. q society, mensa good. that's four year old teddy hobbs. he can count to 100 several languages. when he was three years old. he qualified for mensa with an i q score of 139 out of 1 60 that puts him in the gifted or very high intellect category. so he could count to 100 before he was to in english , but i just assumed, you know, every child has their own. each child develops slightly quicker in something else than the other ones. and we just assumed that was his thing. and that was fine and that that that would be the end of it. teddy also taught himself to read when he was two during the covid lockdowns. popular disney, right splash mountain is closing. some interesting souvenirs are being sold online water from splash mountain is now among the for as selling for just $25,000. several people are dead after a mass shooting on the coast. there's really not much i can say. you know about the pain that we're feeling right now what? we're learning about the shootings in half moon bay and what it took to take the suspect into custody. then another deadly mass shooting in the east bay just hours after those shootings in half moon bay. it's really disheartening and difficult, you know to deal with what led to gunfire at an east oakland gas station and where the investigation stands this morning. and we're hearing from the man credited with stopping a deadly attack after 11 people were killed in southern california the details he's revealing about how he sprung into action.

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