offshore winds continuing tell by the flag. now it's more. >> kind of coming from the east right now, which is technically bringing in a little bit of moisture with it because it's been kind of also water logged in the central valley and also sacramento valley, as we have been as well, mid 30's working and the east bay still chillier this morning because we lost the winds. 40's line up the east bay shoreline. still a 36 freeman. 38 for san jose. 33 meanwhile for santa rosa, don't let those numbers are exactly the 7 o'clock hour numbers. but still cold. even at this hour or so to give you contrast yesterday or some context connection with this, dozen degrees or so behind, for example, livermore fairfield the same as well, catching up a little bit for concord and hayward in mountain view. so the winds are fairly calm, but the direction is east, not as dry as coming in from the north. that's going to be repeat performance. however, it looks like wednesday night into thursday. let's do a 53 by 11 by 2 word around. 57 and we'll see some locations get into the 60's this afternoon. we'll

have more on that in a bit. right now. rain is standing by with an update on traffic right now. all right, our update. we do have a bar bart's not stopping at the lafayette station because of a medical emergency happening there. >> so they want you to expect some major delays on the antioch line in the sfo in antioch direction. so if you're taking bart note that if you drive into the city 20 minutes, mace to that fremont street exit, your san mateo bridge about 60 80 to 101, traveling across towards the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell bridge put you at about 13 minutes tolls to want to one there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes started. it was back to you. >> thanks. a lot rain. a 701. now back to the breaking news. 7 people were killed and an 8th person is in critical condition now after a man opened fire at 2 separate agricultural facilities in half moon bay. yes, san mateo county deputies have identified the suspected gunman as >> a 67 year-old half moon bay resident. his name is li zhao. he was arrested about 2 hours

after the shooting unfolded. and we have a map here that illustrates the 3 locations that pertain to this story. yeah, this shows you the 2 locations where there were shots fired and people killed and then the 3rd location is where he was arrested. kron four's will tran is live in half moon bay to begin our coverage. well. >> okay. so james duryea on that crime scene. number one, we're 17 hours into this. and as you can clearly see, the authorities are still here, despite them saying there is no threat to the community that this man acted alone. but they are preserving this scene to allow investigators to continue to come here to look for any other possible evidence as they build the case against this man. let me show you his picture once again, 67 years old, half moon bay resident chan leaves out who they say came on to 2 locations without any notification and started firing. they say that he shot and killed his co-workers.

let's talk about seen number one. all went down at around 2.22, this is off of highway. 35 about 2 miles or so from downtown half moon bay. there were people at this location. he comes onto the scene, according to authorities and open and fires on 5 people. 4 people died. one person, as you mentioned, still in the hospital fighting for his or her life. but it does not stop here, according to authorities, he gets back into his suv drives about a mile and a half 2 crime scene. number 2, when he gets there, he opens fire on 3 other people. those 3 died making it a total of 7 people all together in rampage of 2 locations in a quiet community that let's face it. the only reason why you would go half moon bay for predominantly is if you live or work here. otherwise it's an off the beaten path just down the road, obviously from san

francisco world famous for the pumpkin festival. but now this morning, even the president knows about half moon bay and the latest massacre in the country. we've got a chance to talk to shocked residents. here's what they had to say about their quiet community being now. world he was >> i mean, i would have never thought something like this would happen in a small, close community. we're all very close. we all know each other. we know our neighbors. we know that people who work within our community, it was. yeah, it was heartbreaking. >> okay. so james duryea, let me give you the lay of the land with my camerawoman. yulia 7. as you can see, the authorities right behind me. they have crime scene tape. it appears that this nursery is just right down the road. and as you can clearly see, nobody is allowed to go through. not exactly what that car on the other side of the scene tape is. but i would imagine that's

investigators. they also say that the 67 year-old man came to the scene, opened fire on some people inside their trailers next to the feel. not exactly sure if those are the trailers, but you can see those gates are locked. they also saidtthat he shot people in the fields and because these are farm workers, guys, a lot of them have their families here and they believe that a lot of kids were at the locations and witnessed the massacres of their family back to you. all >> tragic current 75, thank you. will continue our team coverage what happened? what we know about the suspected gunman and his arrest, which occurred about 2 hours after the shooting started. let's go to kron four's michael thomas for that part of the story. michael, what can you tell us about him? >> hi, everyone. well, we did get new information from the da's office saying that charges will not be filed today, but they'll be filed

tomorrow. he's also expected to appear in court over at the hall of justice in redwood city for a felony arraignment not set to take place at one 30, but let's get you another photo of him again. this is the suspects estate. 67 year-old excuse me, john out now he is a half moon bay resident and officials believe he was employed at one of the 2 agricultural farms where the shootings took place. he was arrested yesterday at around 4 in the afternoon. and let's get into some video of that arrest. police were searching for a maroon suv at the time which was spotted at the sheriff's substation. and the suspect was simply sitting inside. officials went ahead and made that arrest without any incident. but still a dramatic arrest with some press that was around and soon after police retrieved a semiautomatic handgun from the suv, which is believed to be the one used in the shootings just down the road. the sheriff's office says they believe zao does have a spouse in the area, but that is still being confirmed. we did speak with one woman who was just feet away from the arrest.

take a listen to what she had to say. i was taking a walk around the building in. >> marked police car come up the other show the parking lot and he stopped and got out of his car and i want to go back, get in my car, which is right next to this suv. and it did surprise me to see the officer de ski mean pretty quietly to get back from a car? and i skated back a little bit. many asked me to get further back in for the >> now, in the area saying things like that simply just don't happen here when it comes to a possible motive. officials have yet to release any information as we get more information regarding the suspect. also, tomorrow's hearing will continue to keep you updated live this and have unveiled send it back to you guys. >> michael, thank you so much for that part of the story and president biden commented this morning on the tragedy saying,

quote, jill and i are praying for those killed and injured in the latest tragic shooting in half moon california. for the second time in recent days, california communities are mourning the loss of loved ones in a senseless act of gun violence. i have directed my administration to ensure local authorities and the broader half moon bay community have the full support of the federal government. >> well, governor gavin newsom also responded tweeting out yesterday evening reacting to the shooting saying he was actually at a hospital down in l a meeting with victims of the mass shooting in monterey park when he was pulled aside and briefed about what was going on and half moon bay he's referring to. the shootings now is tragedies upon tragedies. the governor says he'll be visiting half moon bay today and we'll have more details on that visit once the governor's office announces those plans. >> we spoke with half moon bay mayor debra penrose about the tragedy and what the city is doing now. and here's some of what she had to say.

>> i think the city is on top as much as you can be in a situation like this. we don't have all of the information yet. we are pleased that the shooter has been apprehended and apprehended without difficulty by our sheriff's office. thank god for that what we need to be looking at is why did this happen? and that's not easy easy question to answer. but i can tell you this. we don't have the money for mental health care. in our community or anywhere in the united states of america. and we have too many guns. >> the mayor says she's now working to support the farm workers who are affected and their children and particularly those children who witnessed the shooting. >> simply too many guns in this country. and there has to be a change. this is not an

acceptable way for modern to to live conduct its affairs. this is something the we get to watch on the news. never think based hit home. >> and there you hear local leaders on the peninsula expressing their sadness and anger over what happened in half moon bay. many calling for a change in the country's gun laws. county supervisors also encouraging those who've been affected by yesterday's shooting to seek help. if they need it. >> please take advantage of the mental health crisis counseling that is available out there. the amount of stress is spent on this community for weeks is really quite high. there's people out there who are suffering from this who are feeling the effects of it. please reach out and get help. you're not alone. >> again, if you do need help, one place to start is the san mateo county hotline. the number on your screen, 650-579-0350. there's that. second number is, well, it's available to you. 1, 802, 7,

3, talk. that's 1, 802, 7, 3, 8, 2, 5, >> 5 and there was another mass shooting that happened yesterday in oakland overnight. oakland police are investigating the killed one person and 7 others were injured when shots were fired around 6 o'clock last night at this valero gas station. it's on macarthur boulevard seminary avenue right near mills college and the shotspotter system went off when the police got there, they roped off. you can see this from the citizen app and started investigating. they found shell casings but no victims. and then after a little bit of time, multiple victims started arriving at nearby hospitals. one person died and the others are in stable condition. >> and we're looking for continued sunshine for today. dry conditions as we look at highs approaching about 60 right now. and if you are commuting this morning, we're tracking your commute. remember if you're taking far, there is a closure at the lafayette station because of a medical emergency. so expect

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>> 7.14 right now and all is clear at my favorite location. the has, you know, you might be going somewhere exciting. sure. one up or picking up a little bit of gloss abilities at an airport everywhere. we've got dave in the weather center taking a look at our beautiful sky conditions out there. good morning, dave. >> okay, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and we have a little orange hue

going on here is that offshore flow keeps the flag one. it's now shifting a little bit more from the east which brought in a little bit of moisture from central valley. we're still struggling in these numbers were to come in, but still get some time for the sun to do its magic 40's lining up the east bay shoreline. rosa. 52 for san francisco, maybe being sprayed by little high cloudiness is what it looks going forward today. might see the intrusion of a front that is going to our north. but we'll get some of the offshore winds in its wake. it's a dry like we're very used to in recent winters here. future cast winds, a little breezy up in solano county. it does die down. give those folks a break. but then pops again. and that's actually gonna push some of the moisture we got from the east away and look out filters through the bay down. what's around san francisco and out to sea that will bring down again our moisture moisture level. so it could be a dry week. it looks like all the way through mostly sunny and slide. the background here is updated here. mostly sunny and cool. we've got highs near about 60 well inland for the week.

pretty much the same routine, not quite persistence forecast because there are small nuances each day, which will, you know, kind of keep you up to date on that. generally plan on chilly mornings are cold mornings and cool days. maybe getting up around 60. but again, it's winter scattered clouds here saturday in a showers. sunday question mark. not necessarily in the bank yet highs about 59 san francisco. 61 for open 62 san jose 50's for highs in the east bay contrasted with 60's pop in the north bay and a nice recovery in the south bay. as you can see, 62 after the bin in the 30's this morning will mourn your 4 zone forecast in a bit. rain is checking traffic reyna. yeah, let's check on those drive times dave. so about 42 minutes. if you're traveling along 101. 85 in to menlo park this morning. our bay bridge. 21 minutes may so that fremont street exit. and don't forget if you're taking bart today, they're not stopping at that lafayette station because of a medical emergency. so that's actually on the antioch line. so you can expect some delays because of that 18 minutes, 80

to 101 heading across towards the peninsula of the stanley down towards milpitas. about 40 minutes 6.80, you're starting to pick up a bit. get a little busy crockett down towards the maze. about 30 minutes for you. there. if you are traveling there and highway for antioch in to conquer. about 40 minutes. darya. james, back to you. 7.17, the time and for your money. this morning, the department of justice is poised to sue google over digital ad market dominance. >> and parents weighing in now on kids, birthday parties and just how costly they seem to be getting. we've got jane king live at the nasdaq with these stories and more. every parent knows the cost can go crazy if you let it absolutely. >> i'm live in good morning, tj. so parents are gearing up for another year. kids birthday parties. and the survey by one poll in kinder, joy found the average kids birthday party of all 16 guests, 9 presence and 3 hours of celebration. parents say these parties can get expensive, but they're free games like treasure hunts freeze, tag and charades. a

kid still like and 8 in 10 parents say kids birthday parties are a lot different than when they were growing up. about 60% think celebrations got more over the top and more than half note, the cake is usually store bought rather than well, there are signs the job market is beginning to cool amid increasingly dark economic outlook affect me. just heard from 3 in this morning. 3 m is cutting jobs company to make scotch tape and post-it notes. well, thenational association for business economics shows about 20% of the group's members do expect employment at their company to fall in the coming months and the labor market has been one of the bright spots of the economy. there are some signs that's beginning to soften. know spotify is cutting jobs, cutting 6% of its workforce, layoffs tied. fbi says snapchat lift microsoft, twitter, substack netflix and other tech companies began laying off workers last year. and that has not slowed down. and the u.s. justice department poised to sue google as soon as today regarding the search giant's dominance in digital advertising. the lawsuit will

be the second case against the company from the doj. google, of course, the number one player in the 280 billion dollar u.s. digital ad market controlling most of the technology used to buy, sell and serve online ads from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to james. ok, thank you very much, jane. >> it's 7.19 right now in the golden gate bridge is getting a major upgrade. thanks to some federal money to help restore the bridge. >> and as a new project that they're going to be working on to make it safer. crawford's charles clifford takes a look. >> well, the golden gate bridge is 90 years old and it was decided after the loma prieta earthquake decades ago that the bridge is in need of some seismic safety upgrades. now we're learning that the federal government is going provide 400 million dollars to complete that work on monday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg, along with nancy pelosi, san francisco mayor london breed made the announcement the money, which is being provided through a grant as part of the infrastructure investment and jobs act signed into law back in 2021 will be used to

improve the seismic safety of the bridge. specifically. they're going to retrofit the towers and improve some of the foundations and beams on the bridge. the golden gate bridge was just one of 4 bridges nationwide to receive funding in this round. it was chosen not only because of its historical significance, but also because the bridge is a key piece of infrastructure in the bay area. and across california, secretary buttigieg said this is just part of a larger effort by the administration to try to upgrade the country's aging infrastructure. >> whether it's a road threatened by mudslides, support threatened by sea-level rise or a major american bridge threatened by earthquakes. we are acting to ensure that's more resilient in the face of all that will come our way in the century. >> now that the funding has been secured, the golden gate bridge district will have to beat out the work. and then if all goes well as take about 6 years to complete those safety upgrades. but for now at the golden gate bridge, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> thank you, charles. 7.20, on the clock in some states supported covid-19 testing sites are now closed as demand for them begins to wane in

santa cruz county, the california department of public health shuttered the testing site there at the watsonville veterans building on thursday and plans to do the same to the santa cruz county courthouse location and the felton public library location in the coming weeks. the state is also working on closing a handful of clinics in monterey county. the health department says that you can get a pcr covid test from your care provider at pharmacies and some clinics run by local health departments and people can still order. of course, those at-home covid tests through the usps website. if they haven't done so already. >> the fbi has uncovered more classified documents as president and that biden is continuing to talk about how these documents were found in his home and former office a 13 hour search last friday found 6 more classified files in his home in wilmington, delaware. the white house says that they voluntarily allowed a thorough fbi search agents collected documents from biden's time in the senate. and as vice president,

attorney general merrick garland says that the case and another involving former president trump are being handled objectively. >> are all the justice department to supply the facts and the law in each case, reach procreate decisions, a non-partisan and neutral way without regard to the subjects are. that is what we've done. each of these cases as well. we'll continue to do. >> garland has appointed a special counsel to investigate each of these cases. it's 7.22. will be right back. it's

7.24 and happening now, redwood city police are looking for this 12 year-old girl. her name is mila. perez pause and she was last seen 10, 30 sunday night in the stone. but heller neighborhood that's southeast of downtown redwood city. she was last wearing a dark hoodie. >> red and black pants. a police are asking you for any information if you spot her to give them a call, they're concerned about. >> more developing news now. the mass shooting in half moon bay comes on the heels of that other mass shooting over the weekend in southern california. and investigators in monterey park are searching for a motive now into saturday night shooting that killed 11 people and wounded 9. it's being called the worst mass shooting in los angeles county history. investigators revealed that the gunman may have been manufacturing gun. silencers in his home. he was

identified as 72 year-old. you can't ram investigators believe that tran fired 42 rounds at the star ballroom dance studio and then tried to enter a different dance hall. but they say the gunman was disarmed by an employee. there. and authorities are now calling that employee a hero. >> i just those people that but that did most believe. but this incident also cover. >> safely. >> after the gunman left the second dance, all investigators say he fatally shot himself while he was sitting in his van after a standoff with police. we're going to take a break. it is 7.26. and coming up next on 7.26. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news are continuing our coverage of the deadly mass shooting in half moon bay. we'll tell you what police know so far about what happened and the gunman what happened and the gunman involved.

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>> it's 7.29 and it is just beautiful. over our shoulder says the in between. i looked at that. so we've got a beautiful start to a tuesday morning. dave spahr with the forecast. good morning, dave. good morning, james and darya. good everybody. it's a pretty sweet week. we have up ahead. nice drying activity going on. a little bit of a breeze left over, but it's not as pronounced as we had from yesterday. there go. >> temperatures a bit cooler, particularly in the east bay. we'll see the winds pick up a little bit probably in the next day or so again for a quick puff. but that's not going to cover really every. but it's going to be solano county and that will make its way down to the golden gate. by the way, going across the

bay temperature check. we'ra still struggling in the 30's in the east bay. 33 at the santa rosa 40's. you can see elsewhere with 51 san francisco, 50 meanwhile for half moon bay, the contrast we have still much colder off to the east bay that we were this time from yesterday. that gap will be closed but all day your temperatures will trail compared to some inland spots say in the north bay in the south bay, where numbers are expected to pounce will bit later on today. we're kind of calm winds, although it's a little bit out of the east that does bring a little moisture from the sacramento valley moisture that's been evaporated from the ground because they're trying to dry out as well. the breakdown for you today were in the upper 50's this afternoon. but again, some spots in little be able to be treated to some lower to middle 60's, maybe we're going to have that in your 4 zone forecast. look at that. extended to hour in the harvey standing by with an update on your traffic reyna. >> yeah, were busy out there. we have an accident. southbound 6.80, north, a stone valley road in alamo. what are other highways starting to pick up? so 5, 18, 80 traveling through richmond and reveal along highway 4 as you're traveling to can

conquer. and 8.80, hayworth to fremont starting to see things slowing down a bit traveling into the city 20 minutes may so that fremont street exit, the bart station still not stopping at lafayette because of a medical emergency. there. so if you're taking an outline, expect some delays on that 20 minutes, a 80 to 1, 1, heading across towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, one about 13 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.31. and the breaking news. we want to continue covering what we know about the mass shooting that happened in half moon bay, 7 people >> were killed and one person is in critical condition after a man opened fire at 2 locations due to agricultural facilities. san mateo county deputies have identified the suspected gunman. >> as 67 year-old half moon bay resident, a truly and he was arrested about 2 hours after that shooting unfolded. we have a map that kind of lays out where the locations are, where the shootings were and where he was arrested. yeah, those are 3 different

locations to are the crime scenes. >> and we want to go now to the first crime scene. kron four's will tran has been following that live all morning with the very latest. we'll can you tell us. >> he was arrested 2 hours after the rampage, but not before 7 people died. and one person still in the hospital this morning. i can tell you guys, investigators, more of them are showing up to the that the sun is up. this is crime scene. number one, you can see a police officer right behind me just to make sure nobody unless you're an investigator will be allowed to be on this squad car because they want to preserve it as they will come through this area. looking for more evidence. this is the man who is waking up this morning in jail in san mateo county. 67 years old, as you mentioned, chung lee zao. they say that he shot and killed his co-workers out of the blue. nothing as far as they know at this particular point tipped

anybody to what was to come. this all went down at around 2.22. in the afternoon, according to authorities. and this is crime scene. number one off a highway. 35 about 2 miles from downtown half moon bay. he comes to the scene. ends starts shooting people. 5 people altogether. 4 people died. one person rushed to the hospital in critical to life-threatening conditions this morning. and then he leaves the scene, according to investigators does not drive very far. only a mile and a half from this scene goes to see number 2 and shoots people there. 3 people were killed at that scene, making it a total of 7 people all together. we have been covering mass shooting for days now. this is the second mass shooting in 48 hours. and as the nation still is dealing with the first one in monterey park. now as another one right here in the bay area. and that has

lawmakers talking about safety about mental health and about gun control. >> in the days and weeks ahead of us, we really have to come together and figure out how to go ahead and wrap our arms around getting to address this problem. gun violence which is afflicted our state here region's recent days. and as a flick to this here at home, it's it's a it's something shat's unimaginable that happen here in half moon bay and frankly, here in san mateo county. >> it's unimaginable because they're only a few 1000 people that live in half moon bay guys. and this is world famous for their pumpkin festival that they have they have every year. but now everybody knows about it, including president biden. we do know that the victims were farm workers predominantly most of them were chinese. and authorities say many of them were shot in their trailers. not exactly sure, guys, if those of the trailers, but you can see it

is secure. nobody allowed into that parking lot as well. it appears that one door is open this morning. and according to authorities, when the victims, if they were not shot in their trailers, they were shot in the fields sometimes with children present to witness the massacre. >> back to you. all right. and we're going to have more on the effects on those kids to will. thank you very much. right now, though, we want to focus on the shooter and what we know about him. yeah, let's continue our coverage by going live now to kron four's michael thomas standing by at the location where that suspected gunman was arrested. michael? >> yeah, everyone a tough morning for a lot of people here. you know, when it comes to charges, the da's office is those will be filed until tomorrow. that's when the suspect is expected to appear in court for a felony arraignment for the first time at the hall of justice in redwood city. and that's set to take place at around one 30 in the afternoon. but let's get you another look. but the

suspect, again, this is 67 year-old chumley zao. he's a half moon bay resident and officials believe he was employed. one of the 2 agricultural farm to the shootings took place. now. he was arrested yesterday around 4 in the afternoon and we have some video to show you of that arrest was a press conference that was set to just right before that incident happened. police were searching for a maroon suv at the time, which was spotted in the sheriff's substation with the suspect sitting inside. officials made the arrest without any incident, but still a traumatic arrest. and soon after police received a semiautomatic handgun from the suv that the suspect was in, which is believed to be the one used in the shootings that happened just down the road. now, the sheriff's office says they do believe that sound does have a spouse in the area, but that is still being confirmed. spoke with one woman, the area who saw the arrest happened. here's what she had to say. >> it's shocking and i was glad that it happened without incident and was very impressed with the way

officers handled the take down. >> when it comes you know, reasons of why no motive has yet to be released. officials say that they are still investigating again. he is in custody as we get more information. we'll continue to keep you updated all back to you guys in the studio michael. thank you. all right, now we want to talk more. >> at this children that will mention that witness this horrible massacre. the san mateo county sheriff says that they are aware that the kids were there because it's when they get out of school. and so they they live there. it's inevitable that they were going to see this thing unfold. >> it's a big rule so people are working. it spread out. there's people that live at the location as well. you know, it. it was in the afternoon when kids are out of school and for children to witnesses is unspeakable. >> and we did speak to assembly member mark berman

about the impact the shooting is having on those who live in that region of the peninsula and he shared his concerns about their mental health. >> this is farmworker housing, right where we're people, you families live on on a farm. and and, you know, members of the family work on the farm and so is devastating. the impact that that it's going to have the the real trauma that those families are going through right now in the trauma that the broader community is going through. >> if you do need help, one place to start is the san mateo county hotline. we put their numbers on the screen. the first one is 6, 5, 0, 5, 7, 9, 0, 3, 5, 0, and the second toll free number is 1, 802, 7, 3, talk. that's 1, 802, 7, 3, 8, 2, 5, 5, you'll find resources there to help you. we'll take a break. 7.38, the

>> 7.41 and today nurses from john myhre behavioral health center in concord going to hold a picket, an informational picket to let people know about what they say is under staffing and high turnover rates at the facility and they're asking the hospital to hire more nurses and sure there are adequately trained while also making sure to take steps to keep nurses safe and they're working conditions good as they already are employed the pick. it's going to be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon in front of the facility. >> well, elon musk was back in

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>> 7.44 right now and a man was a hero. he put his own life on the line to disarm that gunman who killed 11 people in southern california over the weekend. the shooting happened at a dance studio at the lunar new year celebration on saturday. 9 people were injured as well. now the la county officials, they say that this gunman tried to go in and shoot up a second dance studio. but in can't pass the entrance because a young man stopped him from firing his gun. chris wolfe has the details. >> many people around the world now know the story about the mass shooting in monterey park saturday night. investigators say 72 year-old who can trend walked into a dance hall during a local lunar new year festival and opened fire. apparently he wasn't finished with the deadly mission. and 20 minutes

later walked into the lie, lie ballroom and studio in nearby alhambra reports say 3 people were left on the spacious dancefloor close to 11:00pm. however, tran never made it past the lobby. >> the person was caulking is he saw the upper 2 years jumped. >> 26 year-old brandon tie the 3rd generation operator of the family own dance hall immediately noticed, quote, menacing on and a semiautomatic assault pistol pointed right at him. unaware of the earlier carnage in what is described as one of california's worst mass shootings. the young man jumped into action, struggled with the gunman and disarmed him before or during the intruder to leave or be killed with his own firearm. brandon says he's ok, however. >> have some trouble sleeping. and and, you know, calling events of what had been contemplating the incident. i

would say that i'm not a health is a recovering. i just those people that but that did most believe that this incident also cover. >> safely. >> all of a problem are proud. you know, i've always told him if there's >> any people robbing the place, the weather just given the money. but >> and life money. money is not there. but i guess this is a different situation. i never prepared him for that. >> i'm very proud of him that he is. he's braver than the rest of i i don't think i could have done that once they saw what >> started turn that so. >> so governor newsom visited the thai home in san marino monday to thank the local hero with the world watching this remarkable young without any hesitation. though, with moments of fear. took it upon

himself to safe countless lives. who knows how many lives he saved. >> pretty incredible story. it is. all right. 7.47 is the time are back here in the studio with a live look behind us here along the embarcadero. the sun is up. looks like a pretty nice start to this tuesday. i must say yesterday on the walk, dave, it was pretty warm. i think it might have got to 65. okay. good. and we're looking to build on that in some later on today is going to warm up a little bit in the north and the south bay. good morning, everybody. >> and we're going continue this dry trend just about all week long and again noticed in the morning hours, such joining us a little bit earlier each day. that's right. the tide is turning now is the days get longer and now the mornings caught up in a little bit 30's in the east bay. still at this hour, this is a big hill to climb to get highs today because the days are still fairly short. east bay shoreline in the 40's up to the north bay center rose at 33 this afternoon. we're expected to make up for that. 38 san jose. untouched. 51 san

francisco isn't move much future cast winds a little bit of an offshore wind still working here coming from the east. that does bring some moisture because the recent rains east, well, everywhere. and then here come those offshore winds. we spoke of later on in the middle of the week. a weak system. our impact is going to dry system which is kind of typical we've seen over the last few winter seasons and this is going to actually travail a little bit. it looks like off towards the golden gate, going the opposite direction out to sea. this thrust of some drier air. what kind of eat up the moisture that's come our way a bit coming in from the east before the marine layer strikes back. you can actually see this in color is a shun form. that's the marine layer coming back again. but more importantly, the moisture off towards the east. it comes in the morning hours. it tries to do the same thing. again, it kind of gets pushed off a little bit by those offshore winds and the extended forecast. very uneventful over most of the week we get to the weekend. the thinking is sunday. something may happen. get a little closer. we'll get more details on that. and then the week or punch a grant by monday into tuesday, that will

clear things out for a while until another system way upstream. this is coming from the southern latitudes. sometimes it's going to be more copious in terms of moisture and sometimes push those snow levels a little higher, mike. it's a melting going on. 59 san francisco will along the coast will be around 60. we're getting some movement on the bay side here. 61 burlingame, 61 foster city, 62 redwood city, palo alto in the south bay membership. talk about the morning lows in the 30's. 62 san jose in cupertino looks like east bay shoreline matching that the tri valley trailing a few degrees, maybe not getting out of 50's today. sub 60 round. 59, the number 62 san leandro with oakland at 61, billy host. 59 60 fairfield napa at 62 with santa rosa. this is this popping we're talking about 66 there. more of the same, a kind of a persistence forecast, but they're minor deviations such as wednesday. thursday. there's that offshore wind pop. you're gonna notice that in solano county. nice 60's working

here. cool off a little bit of the weekend indicating a change. but in the meantime, cold night. so we'll see some upper 30's still to be had 40's at the coast. checking bay area traffic. how is it you know what? hey, if you are thinking about taking bart, we have a station closure. trains are not stopping at the lafayette station because of a medical emergency. >> so that's slowing things down along the antioch line. so that's something you need to know if you are going to take part today heading into the city. 25 minutes maze to that fremont street exit about 28 80 to 101. as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. 101 of the south bay. 71 minutes. 85 minutes to travel towards memo. part let's get a look at 8.80, silly down towards milpitas about 57 minutes there. traffic in busy now cracking down towards the maze about 40 minutes. if you are going to hop on highway 4, it's going to take about 42 minutes to make it into conquered and doubling down to fremont about doubling down to fremont about what the buck? need money?

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downtown half moon bay couple hours or so after the shootings began, deputies say the weapon used was a handgun. fact, they were able to recover that weapon from the suspect's vehicle. now there were 2 shooting scenes. the first was at a mushroom farm on highway 92. that's where for farm workers were killed at that location at about 2.20 yesterday afternoon. and then the second shooting scene was about a mile away from there and an agricultural facility on highway one. and that's where 3 farm workers >> were killed. it was about 30 minutes later that that shooting happened. >> the fbi now assisting the sheriff's office with the investigation. as of now, the motive is still unclear. we'll let you know if we find out. in the meantime, we'll take a quick break and be back with quick break and be back with more updates in just a minute.

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>> this is horrific event, one that we would never imagine where the current san mateo county. violence in this country. completely unacceptable levels. it's really hit home tonight. >> half moon bay mourning the loss of 7 people killed in california. second mass shooting at 48 hours. investigators are piecing together what happened. lawmakers are calling for stricter gun laws. live team coverage on the kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at

>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm darya james, we have a lot to cover with that story and we'll get to that here with 2 live reports coming up in just a minute. so stay tuned. but first, let's get you updated on the weather. looks like it is another chilly clear morning and we're waiting for sunshine later today. dave. >> yes, good morning, james and ari, good morning, everybody. in a pretty pleasant start to the day except again being kind of cold there. there's the blue skies behind us and good get used to that pattern and it's still dry. so once we lost the winds got a lot of cooling this morning, particularly off towards the east bay and even at this hour course, the 8 o'clock numbers haven't come in just yet, but we're still in the 30's, at least at last check. the santa rosa. 34 that's we're looking at about perhaps a 30 degree climb from that today. 39 still san jose. they're trailing as well. 40's east bay shoreline in 52 for san francisco. there's the contrast to 24 hours ago, a dozen degrees behind the livermore valley, 13 degrees behind for a fairfield right on target. it looks like for san francisco and also a little cooler this morning up in the north bay. there's when

tracker where we stand right now. an east wind, it's favoring more now which actually brings a little bit of moisture across from the delta. it's a coming in from the sacramento valley where they have a lot of rain along with us. 53, 11 o'clock by to work. 57, but some locations around the bay will top off in the lower 60's today. well, more on your forecast coming up in a bit. reyna harvey has a look at traffic right now. all right. well, we've got a pretty busy morning if you are going to be taken bar today. >> we have a closure at the lafayette station because of a medical emergency. so now they are expecting major delays on that antioch line. if you're going to be taken that again, trains not stopping at the lafayette bart station today traveling into the city. let's look at those drive times. 22 minute may's to that fremont street exit. don't see any accident along our bridges, but do some reports of some high winds across our san mateo bridge. 28 to 101. it's nearly 30 a richmond center fell bridge about 15 minutes tolls to want to as you travel out of richmond and the ld