suspect is being described as a disgruntled worker. he is set to go before a judge tomorrow. we do have team coverage tonight in half moon bay, ktvu lamonica peters with more on the support for the victims, families, but we begin with ktvu is jana katsuyama with new information about the suspected gunman and his past, jenna. that's right, mike. there was a community prayer service tonight for the victims. and we also as you mentioned, learned quite a bit more about the suspect and his history of violence. new details emerged tuesday about the suspect 66 year old tune, leizhou, the san mateo sheriff said zhao was a co worker of some of the victims. all of the evidence. we have points to this being the instance of workplace violence. the mou was employed. the sheriff says. the suspect, who turned himself in monday, was a resident of half moon bay . the semiautomatic handgun was illegally purchased, and owned officials announced that the seven victims killed for at the mountain mushroom farm and three at the concord farms. a few miles away on cabrillo highway. we're all adults, five men and two women victims were adults and a mixture of hispanic and asian descent. 42 year old wanna. zavala was working at concord farms monday. she was too scared to speak. so her ex husband explained those moments when the gunman entered come inside to the green's house. man, he said. oh, you almost ready done. then we have to say yes, we are homeless, ray. then he got in and then go outside again. then when he came by again he showed us person in the head and then those guys come to the ground. he do again. in the head appears to have had a history of violence in march, 2013, a former coworker and roommate, filed for a temporary restraining order against him in santa clara county court records, the roommate states, mr zhao said he would use a kitchen knife to split my head. the roommate also stated that mr zhao attempted to suffocate me with his pillow for a few seconds, causing me to have difficulty breathing. and the former coworker said zara was making threats of making life difficult at work and threatening to kill me if i don't get him his job back. the coast side lutheran church tuesday night in half moon bay and interfaith service brought the community in pain together in prayer, horrific it's incomprehensible. the damage that this does to the spirit. i love that. you know, everyone came together and wants to pray together, and he'll about how to be involved in the community also was praying for the eighth victim who was injured. he is at the hospital, and the sheriff says that he is stable after undergoing surgery. the district attorney today said that zhao is scheduled for arraignment tomorrow at 1 30. in redwood city, mike and jenna did the sheriff's department at all come out today to talk about the state of mind of the suspect. is he cooperating with detectives up to this point? there hasn't been a lot of information about that. mike and the district attorney said that they are not planning to share many details. they want to try this in court and not in the public. he says. 1 30 tomorrow we'll be there. alright. jana katsuyama live tonight in half moon bay, jenna. thank you. california senator dianne feinstein has reintroduced a bill to ban assault weapons nationwide. the legislation would restrict the sale of military style assault weapons. and high capacity magazines. senator feinstein also reintroduced a companion bill called the age 21 act, which would raise the minimum age to buy an assault style weapon from 18 to 21, the same requirement that currently exists for handguns today, california congressman kevin mullin said lawmakers need to act on the federal level. to strengthen gun laws. too many deaths. too many guns available . yes mental health is part of the equation, but we need we need action. we need it now. senator feinstein was the author of the original assault weapons ban that was in place between 1994 and 2004. the coastal community of half moon bay grieves. many members are stepping up to support the families impacted by the shootings. ktvu lamonica peters joins us now live in downtown half moon bay, where people have been leaving flowers and candles in remembrance of the victims, lamonica. i'm at mac dutra plaza , and this is sort of a meeting place for farm workers. they come here just to relax and to catch up with each other. but tonight it's become a place where the community can count to mourn the seven people who lost their lives. residents in half moon bay say it's a quaint and quiet farming community, and what happened here on monday has left them all and total disbelief. we don't bug anybody ? we don't you know, we're just come together and we're very tight community and we like each other and it's it doesn't happen here. who's going to think about farm workers being victims of mass shooting? i mean, we don't know the motives behind it. about you know, the whole city have been made that the coast you know, we are hurt. we are grieving nor the loss of our family members. investigators say the deadly shooting that left seven people dead is a case of workplace violence. it was also one of three mass shootings in california in a three day span. now people say they want to focus on doing everything they can to support the families who have been impacted. people are just whether it's money or their time or both. it's just everyone is jumping in, and everyone is really making this a strong community family of hundreds of families in this community that are outraged and want to dig deeper to understand the grief that's happening in our farm worker community, mccarthy says. they all hope to figure out what's behind the tragic shooting. but in the meantime, helping the families is their priority, got protein drinks. apple sauce, granola bars, the farm workers and families who worked and lived where the shooting happened have been taken to hotels while the investigation continues. joaquin jimenez is half moon based vice mayor and farmworker program director for the advocacy group . alas we never saw or notice any stress between anybody. we never heard about anybody being angry about with somebody else, or it wouldn't never saw reason for somebody to do this. if anyone would like to donate money, food or clothing, they can contact. alas that's a l. a s here in half moon bay, the san jose women's club is also collecting donations tomorrow, which is wednesday from nine am to two pm julie. so nice to see people stepping up to help lamonica. thank you. governor newsom visited half moon bay today to meet with the families of some of those killed in yesterday's shootings. as ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us, the governor pledged his support to the farm worker. community but was frustrated to be speaking at the scene of another mass shooting. i'm sick and tired of this stuff. i'm sick of this. i don't want to ever see this again. governor gavin newsom angry and frustrated, speaking after another mass shooting in california, the governor spending the afternoon half moon bay meeting with community members, first responders and families of the seven people shot and killed monday. we have your back and we're here, not just today tomorrow, but we're here for the long haul, newsome joined local leaders san mateo county sheriff christina corpus and the fbi. as the investigation continues in what the sheriff calls an act of workplace violence, the governor getting the call while meeting with victims from the monterey park, mass shooting trauma and the damage the devastation. is felt. for generations in some cases. communities being torn asunder if no one feeling safe, the state's latest mass shooting again leading to calls from local, state and national lawmakers who want to see more gun safety laws california home to some of the nation's strongest laws, but facing legal challenges for its ban on assault, weapons and high capacity magazines. shame on them and shame on those that allow and perpetuate. that to be rewarded politically. shame on them. shame on these judges. that are rolling back the laws that we've established in the state of california. shame on them. you deserve better. moon bay officials also calling attention to the conditions some of these migrant workers were living in here and statewide. now we have he's been exposed to our farm working communities living the living conditions. there's not ignore that. the mental health support that they need not ignored the elected officials praising the way the communities come together through tragedy, a tragedy that's left an indelible mark on this coastal town has changed or history have from bay. we never thought it was going to happen in our community, beautiful community community. but it happened. as for the migrant workers who witnessed these acts of violence, and mateo county is providing income replacement and has put them up in hotels while they process this grief with the rest of the community in half moon bay, gregory ktvu, fox two news governor, newsom also remarked today that house speaker kevin mccarthy had not publicly commented on either the mass shooting in monterey park or yesterday's shooting in half moon bay. but mccarthy's office sent us video of remarks by the house speaker on capitol hill today, where he address the violence. first let me begin by expressing my condolences to the families in california's for the recent violence over the last couple of days. and president biden released a statement today saying he and the first lady are praying for the victims in half moon bay. it goes on to say i 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 tonight in southern california, the monterey park community came together to honor the lives lost in the mass shooting. at a dance hall residents leaving flowers, balloons and candles at the memorial for the 11 victims of the massacre on saturday. today l. a county officials identified all five men and six women who were killed. their names were read aloud by the city's mayor, who encouraged the city to heal together. our monterey park family. has suffered. tremendous loss. like all families. who suffer a loss. we come together like tonight. to remember. the gunmen. 72 year old hugh can tran was found dead in a van the following day. investigators are still working to determine a motive. to attend tonight, employees of the san francisco unified school district held a rally tonight demanding urgent action on the ongoing payroll problems and what they call a staffing crisis. the rally was outside the district offices as a board of education meeting was going on inside, the union says some employees are still being underpaid after the district switch to a new payroll system and also says their wages are still less than their counterparts in the city. a lot of our members are like i said the lowest paid employees of the city and county of san francisco, and it's hard for them to live in san francisco, with the rest being so high, but inflation rates being so high. it's very difficult. some of some of my members have 2 to 3 jobs. the district says it has set up a new command center designed to help employees who are having payroll issues still to come. a group of community members are showing their support for embattled oakland police chief laurent arm strong. do developments in a cold case involving a serial killer in san francisco will bring you the latest. pretty warm day out there today. we had some mid sixties no. seventies with some mid sixties, another warm one tomorrow changes this weekend. an officer accountable as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us, the chief supporters say not the chief, but another big name needs to be investigated. this is oakland. if you want to pick a fight with somebody. oakland is the wrong place to picket. oakland police chief laurent armstrong surrounded by supporters days after he was put on leave for alleged officer misconduct under his watch, fight with us. are you gonna do by selling necessary to do are you gonna be afraid? solidarity for the chief outside the alameda county courthouse near lake merritt in oakland state chief armstrong so he can get back to the business of meeting the public safety needs of our constituents. carl chan, president. the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce says armstrong has supported the asian community as it grappled with hate crimes for all this time you have are bad. but today it's our turn to say that we have your back. let's bring back jim armstrong. he embodies character, integrity, wisdom and, most importantly, strength. right now. we need a strong leader and have it taken away from you hurt. doesn't just hurt me. it hurts my community. it's unfair to sideline him when he's trying to improve the department . i recognize that there's been problems over the years. i'm trying to fix the problem. i need your help. i need your support. we can't allow these things like this to get in our way, man that he be exonerated, said exonerated. we don't want nothing ruining his reputation took him at robert warsaw, the independent monitor who, along with his firm has paid a million dollars a year to highlight problems at the department. we have a white overseer. over telling the black community like the what is best for them at an unrelated news conference at city hall, mayor xiang tao had this to say about the chief. but the end of the day. that's a personnel matter, and we're going to leave it at that. armstrong's fate still hangs in the balance, but his supporters say it's the independent monitor who needs to be investigated. in oakland, henry lee ktvu, fox studios, san francisco supervisors are set to consider a proposal designed to boost the number of police officers in their city supervisor matt dorsey 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 draw in more officer candidates and prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage in the future. mayor matt mehan took part in the annual census. list of homeless people in santa clara county before dawn this morning. the point in time censuses, a coordinated effort to count the number of homeless on one single day. the count includes both people living on the street as well as in shelters. and today, the mayor and other volunteers counted on house people at the guadalupe river park, the mayor said. it is 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. this count found 10,000 homeless people in santa clara county with 6000 of those in the city of san jose. alright another warm day out there today, especially in some of the north bed communities like napa. they were 65 antioch was 65 east bay . santa rosa was 65 highs tomorrow going to look a little very similar to these may be about the same. and so you're seeing more more? certainly more low sixties and fifties like yesterday. tomorrow will be very similar thursday friday. two are wednesday friday. temperatures start to trend down so instead of sixties, we're going to see temperatures in the fifties, so cooling trend towards the weekend. with an opportunity for some showers and perhaps some swell for sure some snow in the mountains but it's kind of a weak system. so here we are. now this is the holding pattern until friday and come friday night into saturday and sunday. this system drops in, it's coming from the wrong direction to be productive for rain. it's a cold system, so it's going to carry very little precipitation. they'll get some snow up there. they may get 6667 inches, eight inches of snow. um that's because they're on the right side of that low, but we're on the wrong side to get much of anything, but it will cool off. it'll be a little damp. but that's the end of the weekend. tomorrow is going to be just like today. well thank you attend tonight. san francisco police are stepping up efforts to try to catch a serial killer who has eluded authorities for almost 50 years. that's right. cold case inspectors hope a big reward and a new sketch will finally lead to an arrest views. amberleigh spoke with the sister of one victim still searching for those answers. there might be that person. on the beach police call to 911 dispatches from a man reporting a dead body found at ocean beach in san francisco. the first homicide committed january 27th 1974 by a serial killer that preyed on gay men. it's a little chilling to me. i mean, it's uh, middle of its late january. it's pretty cold out. it's very late in this person's walking around the beach police cold case, investigators say the 911 caller is a person of interest and over the next 17 months, five other men were killed, most the same way, stabbed multiple times at the speech and elsewhere. the victims included fred cape in a decorated vietnam vet who worked as a nurse and joe stevens at 27 , year old female impersonator and cabaret performer. it feels good that somebody cares. it felt like nobody cared. steven's sister, melissa han rath, says she's grateful investigators are looking for new leads, she says at the time of the killings. there was not much attention on this case because of negative attitudes towards the gay community. lots of sorrow. a lot of um heartache pain. it's just horrible. police say there are two additional victims who survived being attacked in two separate incidents took place here at the fox plaza. apartments with the victims lived. one survivor was able to provide a description of his attacker to police. a new updated sketch was released tuesday, and the reward has been increased to $250,000 for information leading to the killer. investigators say they are looking for people who called police. after the original sketch was released. people have been disappearing from the bars lately. sometimes there have decayed bodies show up later on a beach, mark abramson read from a book he wrote about life in san francisco during that era. i don't think it really made the papers back then it was mostly talked about the killer was called the doodler. police say the suspect had told one survivor that he was in art school, studying to be a cartoonist. a lot of different stories that are out throughout the years have come out. in regards to this guy was in purpose in restaurants and he's drawing guys. that's not the case. investigators say they have a strong person of interest in mind and that he is alive and living in the bay area, steven's sister says. when the killer is caught, he wants to know why he killed her beloved brother. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox, two news and anyone with information regarding the case is asked to call the sfpd tip line at 1415575. you can also text tip 411 and police say you can remain anonymous. alright coming up after the break new details tonight on a deadly shooting in oakland that left one person dead and several others injured. also san francisco supervisors approving a plan to build as many as 80,000 new homes in the city. also a warning tonight if you're traveling to mexico's caribbean coast, the clashes between taxi drivers and customers next have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of 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dead and four others injured. at a news conference this afternoon, oakland mayor xiang tao said she was heartbroken with the senseless violence. officials say the shooting happened around six o'clock last night at a gas station at seminary macarthur boulevard, where a music video was being filmed. the acting police chief says there were 40 to 50 people at the scene when the gunfire erupted. while the recording was occurring, gunfire broke out. from multiple shooters in various directions. when officers arrived on scene. they located several casings, but at the time, no victims investigators say those shooting victims later turned up at hospitals. one person 18 year old mario navarro, was killed and tonight no arrests have been made. we suspect that there may be a gang connection. so ceasefire will be coordinating the activities of the oakland police department. in our response to this particular incident. at least six other people were affected by the shooting, including a car and a business hit by stray bullets and a driver and passengers were injured in a car crash trying to avoid the gunfire. francisco board of supervisors has approved a plan to build tens of thousands of homes in the city over the next eight years. the board voted unanimously in favor of the plan. it would require the city to build 10,000 housing units every year through 2031 with a total of 82,000 homes. more than half of them would be earmarked for low end come in moderate housing subsidies. the supervisors have to sign off on it again next tuesday before sending it to the mayor's office for final approval. the mayor says she supports the plan, she said in a statement. in part quote, we can no longer rely on past thinking to get anywhere near building 82,000 homes over eight years. i am hopeful for the work that lies ahead and optimistic about what we can do. still to come and unprovoked attack in san francisco police searching for this man caught on camera shoving a senior citizen to the ground plus i believe that there is no one side to play. and i know that they are both at fault rally on the campus at richmond high school, one day after video shows a teacher slamming a student at the ground. also, several stolen dogs reunited with their owners tonight after a dog walkers van was taken by thieves in san francisco plus brock purdy will face his toughest test sunday in philly. joe fonzi has the eagles coaches take on the niners rookie later in sports. round. investigators released this surveillance video of that attack. it happened january 8th. you can see the victim, a 78 year old man walking with the cane when the suspect strikes him with enough force to knock him down. the suspect, then gathers up belongings on the sidewalk and leaves. it happened on a toma street near new montgomery. fortunately the victim was not seriously hurt. the suspect is described as a white or latino man in his late thirties to early forties. with a short beard information tonight about an incident at richmond high school teacher was fired after video shows him throwing a student right to the ground. as ktvu cristina rendon reports. it was one word that sparked the confrontation. a peaceful protest at richmond high school tuesday, led by the black student union, as seen in this video posted to twitter by a staff member. the student who organized the sit down tells me they're protesting the use of the n word on campus after a student allegedly used the racial slur when talking to a black substitute teacher. it wasn't right for that work to get tossed around, and it just goes around campus. substitute is seen on video, grabbing the student, throwing him to the floor and forcibly removing the team from the classroom. a spokesperson for the west contra costa unified district said the substitute was immediately fired and the student is okay. the incident is under investigation. i believe that there is no one side to pick and i know that they are both at fault. things escalated , and i think he was just at his limit because richmond high that where it does get tossed around a lot, so we just wanna just stop it. it's just it's not right. the incident happened monday during an ethnic studies classes for freshmen. the substitute has not been identified. but students tell us his name was mr campbell, and he was reportedly an assistant football coach. he was actually very well respected by other students. everybody loved him. this student says he understands why the substitute was pushed to a breaking point, but says it's no justification for his actions . overall, i just think it could have been handled better. the black student union advisor says the peaceful protests started during the lunch hour and lasted until the end of the school day. they came up with the chance we stop, you stop and hopes this sparks of culture change on campus. we don't want to normalize it. it's no longer normal to use this word right if we don't want others to use it, because now it's being used out of context, and it's being used for harm. and so if we stop, hopefully others will stop. richmond police are handling the criminal side of the investigation and say this could be a misdemeanor battery case. it will ultimately be up to the da's office to decide whether charges will be filed in richmond, cristina rendon ktvu to news san jose police say san francisco 49ers defensive end charles amina, who was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence yesterday. investigators say they responded to the report at 4 30 yesterday afternoon at san santana row when they arrived. a woman told them that a man who was her boyfriend and that he had pushed her to the ground during an argument. she said she hurt her arm but refused medical attention. police say a man who gave a statement and was cooperative. he was arrested and has since posted bail. what classify this as a misdemeanor and not a felony is there was not a visible injury. there was the mirror complaint of pain that classifies that changes the classification from a felony to a misdemeanor. police say the case will be submitted to the district attorney's office for possible charges. santa clara county granted the woman and emergency protective restraining order must testify for the third day in the class action lawsuit by tesla shareholders. shareholders claim they were misled about plans for tesla to go private ktvu is brooks jarocz was at the courthouse and has the story. elon musk emerged from the federal building in san francisco, asking more than answering listening. what do you think any more comments? i can't comment, you know, because it's legal stuff comes after three hours in a third day on the witness stand, must defending himself against a class action lawsuit alleging he misled tesla investors sparked by a 2018 tweet about the possibility of taking tesla private funding secured while questioned by his attorney must painted the picture. he's trustworthy, informative and able to raise plenty of money to pursue his plans. what the defense was trying to do was to paint mister musk tweets as innocent that he did not deliberately trying to mislead shareholders or anything like that. second tweet from 2018 suggested a deal was imminent. but the buyout to take tesla private never happened. musk insisted in court, he could have pulled it off. the judges already told the jury those tweets are false, letting jurors decide if must deceived investors. and cause them financial losses, but really will matter here is whether he made a good connection with the jury or not. are they inclined to believe him? or not, you see, college of law professor david levine says it's going to come down to musk's behavior and actions. was it reckless and untruthful or an innocent mistake? i think it would have been better if he had said it was an innocent mistake rather than go up against the judge's ruling that the tweets are false because then the jury is put in the position of disbelieving the judge if they're going to believe mr musk musk told jurors . i had no ill motive, and my intent was to do the right thing for all shareholders. despite getting grilled previously by the plaintiffs, attorneys, musk brushed it off, reminding jurors investors who held tesla shares in 2018 did extremely well if they held onto the stark let it go good about how it went. yeah, i think so. i think all right. the billionaire, leaving with a smile before getting into the back of a white tesla and taking off musk is not expected to be called back to the witness stand . but there is a long list of other witnesses. the case is planned to be in the hands of a jury in early february in san francisco, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. attend. tesla announced it will invest in additional $3.5 billion into its mega plant in nevada plans to ed its gigafactory complex east of ass produce its long delayed semi electric truck and the other will make its next generation 46 80 battery cells. tesla says the plant will be able to make enough batteries for two million light duty vehicles each year and at about 3000 jobs. coming up tonight at 11. some good news for san francisco residents and update on the city's water supply following all those storms we're setting up for our wednesday. it's gonna be another warm day out there. but there are changes this weekend umbrellas might be needed for part of the weekend. we'll have that coming up more classified documents where they shouldn't be the items discovered at the home of former vice president mike pence. 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. 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did was called, provide him over. he's called, uh, coma on the oversight. former president trump, who has been at odds with pence since 2021 is also being investigated for keeping hundreds of classified documents at his home in florida, he wrote quote. mike pence is an innocent man and leave him alone. pence joins former president trump and president biden with a document scandal overhead. huge difference between how the president handled it and how president former president trump handled it. one cooperated fully with the authorities, the other stonewalled for over a year. the white house continues to stay mum on president biden's special counsel investigation referred to the white house counsel's office documents from biden's vice presidential and senate days. have now been found, and it's possible there will be more searches. many on capitol hill are frustrated that classified documents continued to be found outside of secure sites. dang rules. i mean, we've got rules up here wednesday, the director of national intelligence will brief the senate intelligence committee, though it is unclear if she will disclose anything about the classified document investigations in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news the executives of live nation were on capitol hill today, where they apologize for the taylor swift tickets fiasco back in november. the demand for her new concert tour was so intense that ticketmaster site crashed during the pre sale event. the ceo of live nation, which merged with ticketmaster and controls the majority of ticket sales in the us, testified before the senate judiciary committee. he said they were overrun with bots despite a billion dollar investment to fight them. we knew bots would attack that on sale and planned accordingly. we were then here with three times the amount of boat traffic that we've ever experienced. some lawmakers suggested ticketmaster and live nation might have to be split up. they also debated whether tickets should be non transferable to cut down on scalping and a possible cap on ticket fees. justice department and several states filed a lawsuit against google. the lawsuit alleges mountain view based the mountain view based company tried to neutralize or eliminate rivals through acquisitions and also force advertisers to use its products by making it more difficult. to use competitors products. the lawsuit was filed in federal court in the state of virginia attorney general merrick garland's has google has been operating this way for more than a decade. for 15 years, google has pursued a course of anticompetitive conduct that has allowed it to halt the rise of rival technologies manipulate auction mechanics to insulate itself from competition. and force advertisers and publishers to use its tools. and this lawsuit is the second from the department of justice against google in 2020, the doj suit alleging google had a monopoly over internet search traffic. google has long held the top spot in digital advertising, accounting for nearly 30% of the industry last year. stocks mixed on wall street today, the dow bouncing back though from those early losses, gaining 104 points. the nasdaq fell 30 points and the s and p was slightly in the negative disappointing earnings by the way by three m and union pacific did weigh on the markets. you attend tonight. the u. s. state department has issued a warning for travelers heading to cancun and the rest of the caribbean coast in mexico. us officials say some passengers have been attacked in taxis and ubers following clashes between disgruntled taxi and uber drivers. social media sites over the past two days have shown videos of tourists being berated . and in one case, apparently manhandled by groups of several uniform taxi drivers. yesterday taxi drivers blocked one of the main roads leading to the hotel district in cancun, resulting in passengers having to get out and walk. coming up area teenager swimming her way into the history books more on her 28 mile journey across the hawaiian islands. clear skies out there tonight. our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us next with the complete bay area forecast. 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. owners in san francis. tonight after they were reunited with their stolen dogs. eight dogs were recovered this evening following that theft. we're told the dogs were in their dog walkers van, which was stolen at piedmont and ashbury streets in ashbury heights. this afternoon , distraught owners scoured the area for any sign of the vane and the animals, not knowing what had happened to them. did they release all the dogs in the park somewhere? we're going to take the dogs and sell them or they just give them away. um so it was incredibly frustrating because we couldn't locate the no. no no dog had a tracker on it to be able to find find the dog quickly, so we were just we were just beside ourselves. tonight one of the dog owners spotted the white sprinter van abandoned at 18th and collinsworth with all of the dogs inside, they were safe and sound. francisco police are now searching for any information on a suspect. it's hard not to notice how warm it was today. for late january, we had temperatures into the mid number sixties, especially up in santa rosa by castro valley. uh 65 cupertino morgue until 62 temperatures tomorrow be very similar to these, so we're going to continue with these above average temperatures for the next 48 hours and then on friday , we're going to see those temperatures start to trend down. i'll show you what's happening here is the model is that long range model so you'll see it. looking clear here we are today. everything over that going over the top. and then here's thursday afternoon thursday evening to see this right here up there in the san juan islands up around puget sound in washington, seattle that coming down that's the beginning of that low. it's not really well pronounced as kind of a dry, cold system. but look what happens it kind of gains a little backflow there on sunday morning. so that's going to bring good snow to the mountains made 4 to 6 inches and a few sprinkles around here. the big story will be the drop in temperatures. not that that's a big story, but that's what most of us are going to notice on friday and saturday and sunday, especially how much cooler it is , then it has been this week or then it will have been this week so live camera shot as always stunning. no fog. frost not well, maybe a little frost, but not a huge issue. no frost advisories, winds are still blowing 32 miles an hour on the top of st helena. we've got 20 was at 23 on mount tam, so those winds again offshore winds, compression wind. so when you see those, they're not dangerous , but they just indicate that tomorrow will be another warm day because that air funnels and sinks and warms. so the surface winds are pretty light, but it's the upper level winds that do the forcing down of the air. the surface winds are more just sort of byproduct of it. so very active pacific. lots of swell out there right now there's just nonstop. 10 to 15 ft every day for the next four or five days, maybe beyond. that's not quite as big tomorrow. it's just big. it's january. it's always big in january, but it's this dangerous is always ocean beach pacific of those areas. santa cruz not so much, and we saw some pretty significant tide swings after the king tides. things are slowly selling down, so we're still seeing some four and five ft tidal changes. um not as great as the eight ft title changes we're seeing earlier, so here are the forecast overnight lows above freezing nice. that's the offshore winds and the light shower or the light surface winds, keeping it a little warmer and then these are the forecast highs. so nice day. so stoked. we got so much rain when we did right because we beat the whole idea. whole different deal if we were worried about rain, but we're not. we'll get a little something in here on sunday. it looks like i'll see you back here at 11. all right, bill. thank you. a teenager from berkeley has made history completing that long distance swim between two hawaiian islands to raise money for pediatric cancer research. 15 year old maya marriage last week became the youngest person to swim. channel 28 mile journey from molokai island to oahu. she completed the swim in 27 hours and 33 minutes and earlier today on the four marriage explained what kept her going during that grueling swim. continue to motivate myself by remembering why i was doing it and that it was in dedication and in memory of a friend that passed away last month, and that and him saying, i'm really pushed me to keep doing this and go forward. marriage says she spent 48 hours in the water, leaving mollica island last wednesday night and finally reaching the shore of oahu after nine o'clock on thursday evening. coming up in sports. the 49ers are heading to hostile territory. philadelphia's lincoln financial field for sunday's nfc championship are joe fonzi has the players take on what to expect next tonight on the 11 o'clock news warriors head coach steve kerr speaking out about the shooting and half moon bay more on his passionate nine hours in the philadelphia eagles will be meeting in a playoff game. this time, it's for the nfc championship and the right to go to super bowl 57. you expect the level of play to be cranked up a notch every time you advance in the playoffs, and that's just what the 49ers will be getting in the eagles. they earned the number one seed in the conference by being its top ranked offense driven by quarterback jalen hurts through for 22 touchdowns but also ran for 13. 49ers will also be seeing the league's second ranked defense, but they are number one. as for the division, the eagles are coming from the nfc east, where three of the four teams made the playoffs. and mike mcglinchey, who was born and raised in philadelphia knows football. passions run high. i know a lot about nfc east football. um i don't know if division stuff makes any difference really is going to be as talented as a group as we've seen. they've been, you know, dynamite all year. wonderful i know how much the fans love their opposing team, the opposing team and all the fans, so it's gonna be really fun, and it's gonna be cold and violent. it's gonna be blessed to much into the noise, you know? we should go out there like i just said, play by play and just let the letter pairs do all the talking. the game will be another in the continuing series of hurdles for 49ers quarterback brock purdy. so far, he's cleared them all of the eight games of 49ers of one and his tenure. only two have been on the road, though people questioned how he would do in hostile seattle, there was lead the 49ers to win that clinched the division. the road game in las vegas was as friendly to the 49ers as it was to the raiders. purdy's cleared the playoff game hurdle twice. so the next one is playoff game on the road. i think it is the best venue in the nfl coming here and playing here to see the passion that atmosphere that these fans have for this team. it's incredible. he plays extremely fast. he knows where to put his eyes. he gets out of trouble at a pretty good clip. you see some free runners or the pocket breakdown and guys have a hard time getting him on the ground. it doesn't take a lot of sex. he makes quick decisions. he's accurate. he gets the ball out of his hand. so here it is again the 49ers and eagles for the right to go to super bowl 57 right here on ktvu at noon on sunday. and when you're making a run, like the one that 49ers are in the middle of the whole bay area sports community takes notice. steve kurtz warriors play again tomorrow against memphis, but right now i definitely have 49ers fever. um they've been amazing to watch on both sides of the ball. incredible defense. and then the you know all the weapons on offense and parties doing such a good job of keeping everybody involved and making good decisions and making really right throws and it's fun to watch so pulling for him hard on sunday. career point, but he's got more and san jose state at home tonight hosting air force in the mountain west game time running out in the first half and more takes care of business himself. he beats the clock for two of his 26 points as the spartans headed to the locker room with a 15 point lead parts kept it going in the second half robert viola with a little lefty hook. he had a nice double, double 18 points, 10 rebounds. martin's role. 82 52, therefore, and foreign conference play 13 and eight overall sharks tonight in game three of a grueling eight game road trip. they were in detroit to meet the red wings. and dylan larkin coming up late in the second period. it's 2 to 1. detroit erik karlsson turned back twice. the logan couture finds the net with just six seconds left scholars third period and went to overtime tied it to you know, t james reimer makes one great save to keep the game going. but he can't stop this one andrew cup gives the red wings 32 to win. san jose, still winless on the road trip. and it is getting serious in the australian open, where they're now down to the quarterfinals. stefanos sits a pass of greece is the men's third seed. he's in the far court here against unseeded hearing latika of the czech republic. nice return by laika between the legs, but since the past comes to the net for the winner. and now they'll be tied at match point, which sits a pass in the near court. take care hits into the nets. it's a pass has a straight sets win. he now moves on into the semifinals. and it is check this out time on a tuesday night. you know, there are some dedicated cowboy fans in texas. there are also some who are slightly off center hurt your hand. brake your t v. whoa how bout them cowboys? two years in a row. there you go, and we will show you from time to time pizza, bravery or for that matter, foolishness. make up your mind on this one. don't know if the guy clinging to the wall meant to do that, or if you just chickened out, or would that matter how we got down, but we thought we choked there, okay. fun stuff. not much you say is there, joe? thank you. next at 11. were very shocked that here on the coast close knit community that this has transpired. community in mourning tonight, flowers and candles placed in remembrance of the seven farm workers killed in half moon bay. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now . area farming community reeling from deadly violence. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener a number of new developments to bring you one day after a gunman opened fire in half moon bay, killing seven people. the victims worked at two mushroom farms. their names still have not been released. investigators believe this is a case of workplace violence, as the suspect is being described as a disgruntled worker. he is set to go before a judge tomorrow, and we've also learned that the gunman had a restraining order against him dating back to 2013 . we begin our coverage now with ktvu lamonica peters, who joins us from downtown, half moon bay or people are honoring the lives lost lamonica. i'm in mac do j. r. plaza where some farm workers come just to relax after a hard day's