from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >> right now on the afternoon edition, flags at monterey park are at half staff after the shooting that left 10 dead. good afternoon. i'm elizabeth cook. a memorial is also growing now at the dance hall where shots rang ou a group of mostly asian americans were celebrating the lunar new year when police say the suspect opened fire, killing 10 and hurting 10 more. michelle medina joins us live from monterey park with the very latest and michelle. >> reporter: the pain of the shooting is really impacting this tightknit community here in monterey park. many people gathered over the weekend to

celebrate the lunar new year. now they are struggling to understand why and how this happened. as investigators work to determine what motivated the command to open fire in a dance hall, residence in monterey park, california, struggled to cope with a mass shooting that left 10 people dead. >> i feel a sense of great loss about the home that i always had. it's gone. i will never feel safe here again. >> suddenly heard the boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: she was at the dance hall saturday night as shots rang out. >> we were seeing the bodies already. several lying there. >> the l.a. county sheriff said 20 to 30 minutes later, the same gunman entered another ballroom about two miles away. a man working there says he wrestled the gun away from the suspect, who fled in a white van. 72-year-old huu can tran was eventually tracked down in torrance, where police say he took his own life as a s.w.a.t. team moved in. about 60% of

the residents here in monterey park are asian americans. many have begun leaving candles and flowers at the dance hall. >> will need to talk about it. i think mental health stuff is so real and so difficult in the asian american community. the chinese community, in particular. >> reporter: police say the suspect used a semi automatic handgun, illegal to own in california. the shooting spree has renewed calls to reduce gun violence in america. >> why do we have so many guns in this country? and even more on the horizon? it's not right. other countries don't operate this way and we should not either. >> reporter: authorities said most of the victims were middle-aged or older members of the asian american community. >> the governor is in the area at the hour holding a news conference alongside the mayor of monterey park, updating the public about saturday's

tragedy. in the meantime, we can tell you the community will come together tonight for a candlelit vigil to remember the victims. elizabeth. >> it is such a tightknit community , michelle. i grew up near there. this type of thing does not happen in monterey park. i know that they are reeling from all of this. thank you so much. people marking the lunar new year in san francisco said they are troubled by the deadly violence in southern california. crowds took part in traditions to celebrate the year of the route, including a half-time performance at a warriors game featuring traditional financers. dancers. they received red envelopes at the door, but many also had heavy hearts. >> my mom is from vietnam. we celebrate it. it is really unfortunate to hear what happened in monterey. especially today, where, you know, you want to get together and celebrate as a community.

>> reporter: other fans at the arena said while they have a slight sense of fear after the weekend tragedy, they felt reassured by tight security measures, and we will continue to bring you updates on the shooting right here on cbs news bay area . on air as well as on the cbs news app and our website, kpix.com. switching gears, let's go to first alert meteorologist darren peck. nice day today. >> it is windy out there in places, still. especially in the mountains. our cameras are having a hard time staying still. the one on top of salesforce tower is just fine. but on mount diablo, it's going back and forth a little bit. the winds are gusting in the mountains right now. bubbly even feel this not as strong, but to some degree in the lower elevations where we all live and 40 on mount st. helena. we have been under a wind advisory until 7:00 this morning. that is going to expire and here is why. watch the wind diminishing over the next few hours.

coming to an end later in the afternoon. we look ahead to a day that is mostly sunny. right around 60 and a little bit of a wind chill on this. 60 might not go quite as nice if you are near the water and feeling the breeze. i will be back with the rest of the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. oakland police chief laurent armstrong said he does not blame mayor thao for putting them on leave, but says he deserves to be reinstated immediately. a federal monitor report last week found that armstrong failed to hold a sergeant accountable for multiple counts of misconduct and armstrong also says he thinks the mayor only made the move because of pressure from the monitor, robert warshaw, who has overseen the department for nearly 2 decades. >> for those that have been around here and have seen many chiefs fall. the common theme when those chiefs fall is that it comes based on the monitor's recommendation. rent >> armstrong says he took

appropriate action against the officer in the report based on information he had at that time. mayor thao said over the weekend she will not make a decision on his future until she has more time to review the report . the golden gate bridge is about to get a major retrofit. congresswoman nancy pelosi and secker perry secretary of transportation went to celebrate. secretary wants to highlight the upcoming project. it will go to increase the chance of with ending aim major earthquake. buttigieg spoke about the bridges importance. >> like all iconic infrastructure, it is symbolic power interwoven with the real concrete capacity to deliver prosperity to those who count on it. we also know without improvements, it's structural elements would become more vulnerable each passing year. >> this is 1 of >> bridge project so far to

secure funding from a byproducts and infrastructure law. elon musk back on the stand this morning defending his 2018 tweets in which he claimed to have secure funding to take the company private. these are courtroom sketches from the friday testimony. today, he told the courtroom he truly believed he had a deal with saudi arabia to provide him with the funding. the rest would have been covered by space x shares. tesla shareholders said the tweets misled investors, costing them tens of millions of dollars. a live look at levi stadium where the 49ers won their second consecutive playoff game. the red and gold knocked off the rival dallas cowboys 19-12. the niners advanced to the nfc championship game in philadelphia. here is vern glenn with more. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report.

>> the 49ers are advancing to the nfc championship for the third time in the last four seasons. after defeating the dallas cowboys here at the levi stadium. the 49ers only scored one offensive touchdown the entire game. this two yard run from christian mccaffrey of the fourth quarter. the niners ran 86 rushing yards in the second half to hold off dallas 19-12. it does not matter if it looks pretty. you just have to score more points than the other team. >> pretty cool with the clock. you see the n■iners ver he cowboys in the playoffs. >> we kind of knew it was going to be one of those grimy games. any team that scores 19 points will say, it does not have to be pretty. but it true. we are in the playoffs, playing against the best teams in the league. >> with the red and gold report, i am briar glen. >> the price of eggs are starting to

>> let's take a quick look live at the big board right now. the dow up to one points. not a bad way to start the week. a former advocacy group is asking the federal trade commission to investigate the skyrocketing cost of eggs. they allege possible price gouging or coordination among major producers. the usda reported last week in california that the average price for a carton of eggs was $5.97. that is

actually down 11% from the week before. but look at the prices in other parts of the country. some families are taking matters into their own hands now. >> she is in charge. the red one is a stella. the black one is king nakamura. then we have john candy over here. the big guy. well, rle all hands. >> reporter: the family in walnut creek can now ignore the rising cost of eggs and stores. >> we're getting around for, six per day. very perfect. >> reporter: according to new data from the consumer price index, egg prices in december rose 60%. the usda reports the average price for a dozen eggs hit $7.37, up from the average of about $4.84 just in early december. then compare that to the average of $2.35 that we

saw in january 2022. it a mixed carton of inflation prices, plus an outbreak in avian flu hitting flocks across the u.s. the usda says nearly 58 million birds have been infected making of the deadliest outbreak in history. egg supply has weakened as birds who are infected are slaughtered. it takes time to replace the lost tens with an uninfected block that is ready to lay eggs. >> it's been very nice with the egg prices going up and people not even being able to find any eggs at the store. to have them as a luxury. >> reporter: it comes with other benefits to the environmental impact, as well. >> we crushed the egg shells and use them as fertilizer for our fruit trees. another great thing is that the evil of our scraps. i think we have a lot less waste. >> reporter: less in the trash. more protein on the table for her family. with minimal upkeep and it's a simple place price to pay. >> we worried it would be a lot

of work but it's just like having a dog or any other pet at home. >> it is a cost that is mildly low compared to what americans are paying for just one carton at the store eric i don't know. that seems like a mighty commitment. she makes it look so easy. that's a lot for some eggs. you have to love the process and the romance of it all in order for that to really work out. she really did. >> there is nothing better. >> got any eggs? let's get into the forecast. two headlines to talk about today. talked about the wind and how that will get better but there are two other items out there. there is a coastal flood advisory. and high tide happening right now. a lot of wave energy coming at the coast. this does not start until later this afternoon into tomorrow. going to be anywhere near the serve for the rest of tuesday, make sure you pay

extra careful attention to your surroundings. it can come up's seemingly out of nowhere. that's why it's called that. the advisory expires 3:00 today. we hit high tide today at 12:01. we are there now. we are seeing the highest of this particular surge. the weather will be quiet for the next couple of days. if you look at the big picture here, the pacific wants to throw another system our way. it's going to turn into another one of these inside sliders. but we've got to go long-range. thursday, nothing happens. by saturday, right here, the next system tries to sneak down into northernmost california. you can watch it showing up right here and fizzling through. essentially, going into nevada. the reason why we were so windy yesterday and today is because we had that by the inside. we will probably see it happening again as we go through the weekend. that will mean more of the offshore winds. more

details as we get closer. that's the look outside. view off towards the east. sunset and the west and 5:23 tonight. seven-day forecast shows a fairly smooth ride here all the way through. it gets cooler by the weekend . maybe we increase the clouds a bit. if anything, maybe it gets a bit windy. starting to see. storm track might be coming back. we will let it play out first. >> hopefully, plenty of time to dry out. that's what we really do want. >> that is what we are about to get. see you later. a baby saved from an accidental fentanyl overdose and we hear from the family who met with the heroes who saved the baby's life. another look outside before we go to break here. cbs deals.

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breaking news to report now. and 11th person has died from saturday's monterey park mass shooting. officials in l.a. county say one of the victims died today. nine others were hurt. it's been nearly two months and since her medics were called to a park in san francisco and saved a toddler who had accidentally overdosed on fentanyl. investigators still don't know how it actually happened. yesterday, the family met with those first responders who stepped in to save the child's life and devin fehely was there for this hold for a moment. >> by the time i arrived, all i saw was he was laying flat on his back. they had a breathing

apparatus on his face, assisting him with breathing. apparently, he was completely blue. >> reporter: he says he will never forget the nightmarish day he nearly lost his 10-month-old son to a fentanyl overdose and he will be eternally great for the quick thinking firefighters and aromatics who saved his sons life and >> they knew all the signs and decided to administer narcan. and just pop back almost instantly after that. >> reporter: his recovery was just as quick as the onset of his symptoms. a simple day at the park with his nanny and when brother that nearly went tragically astray after he stopped breathing anturned blue. the paramedics said they had to ignore his age and believe the evidence before their eyes. >> somebody who is not responsive and has stopped breathing is very characteristic of a possible opioid overdose. this is not my first video trick opioid overdose. >> reporter: the mystery then and now is exactly how he was

exposed. once paramedics administered narcan, his condition improved almost than a heart beat. >> started breathing, open his eyes, looked right at me, kind of scanned the room. the back of the ambulance. then started crying. >> reporter: the twins you just turned 1 never know how close they came to tragedy. but their pare that the little boy was pulled from the brink. and because of that, will live to celebrate many that moment. a parade of pups taking over a loretta town.

today at 3:00, another live update from monterey park after the deadly shooting there. we will also speak with a bay area professor about mental health concerns that surround act of violence in the asian american community. let's look one more time at the first alert forecast. darren. >> temperatures will warm up over the next few days. we will actually have some mid 60s for daytime highs by wednesday and thursday. you notice the cool down by the weekend. back then in the mid to upper 50s. it's

probably going to get breezy again. another inside slider. we get offshore winds in that case. >> another great way to end the newscast and a parade of puppies took over key west, florida. the show known as wienerpalooza featured 150 dachshund's. look at that guy. the grand marshal even dressed up in a tux and top hat. the nonprofit helps animals in need. i love the hot dog and that's a classic. >> that one is probably the easiest. >> they e

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