and get back to a 500 record. people are happen here, a community heartbroken after a mass shooting in half moon bay. what gathering in half moon bay to we're learning about the seven remember those killed in that farm workers who were killed and mass shooting. it's a real what happened during the tragedy because they're going to suspected gunman's first court be highly affected by all this appearance. there is an increased focus on healing and for the rest of their lives. what we're now learning about mental health following two mass the seven farm workers who died shootings in california in just then mental health professionals days. how one community in particular is hurting and the are urging people to speak up if they see anything out of the attacks happened in the state with some of the most norm here from those who detail possible warning signs of restrictive gun laws in the country here from one expert who another tragedy. and the series says those laws are working of mass shootings across the despite these recent tragedies. state have prompted renewed from ktvu. fox two news. this is calls to action as lawmakers discuss pushing gun reform to the forefront. live from chat mornings on team. good morning and thank you for being with us, gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning london square. this morning's . january 26. you had a nice, onto but none easy ride in rain, but i understand it's lurking out there. let's hear what steve paulson says. what's coming our way sunday until sunday, so today will be if we get some, it's windy and colder, really the main message. sunday not

today. today will be another nice day. although we're seeing thirties to sixties on attempts, it's all wind driven. there've been some pretty good guests up in the hill, especially oakland, berkeley hills been about 39 to 50 miles an hour, so the window change in place, windy and hills called the warm lows anywhere from 37 to 64 degrees wall to wall son, though not mostly sunny, it'll be sunny sixties to 70 degrees. santa rosa. they were 72 yesterday. all right over to salad 701 to tell us a bridge a freeway. what we're going to start with the south bay because i'm beginning to see signs of the south. they commute beginning to wake up so to speak, steve north. dont wanna one some slow traffic there on one. oh one as you drive up to 2 80, but still, i would suggest getting on the freeway before it gets really crowded. same for the drive from livermore in dublin. castro valley. a lot of traffic coming in over the altamont pass right now. sam mateo bridge. remember, they're clearing a crash there that is slower than usually is. you might want to think about the dumbarton bridge or the bay bridge toll plants, bainbridge

told plans. it does have a 10 or 15 minutes delay before you make it onto the span. at 701. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, the man in custody for the shootings in half moon bay remains in the san mateo county jail this morning 66 year old channel i. jaoui is charged with seven counts of murder, one count of attempted murder. investigators say zhao is a migrant worker who drove to mountain mushroom forms on highway 92 killed for co workers. they say he then drove to concord forms about a mile away on highway one and killed a supervisor and the spouses of two coworkers. this is the by a large amount in san mateo county . the single most of the victims of homicide in one course of conduct within a short time period. sheriff's deputies arrested zhao outside their substation shortly after the shootings. this is video of that takedown. investigators confirmed that a note was found inside his vehicle but wouldn't give details on what it said. nor have they given a possible motive for the attack. for the

defense. today it's important to begin to analyze this man's mental health background. what was going on at the time of these crimes. court documents show zhao had a history of threatening violence 10 years ago in santa clara county, a coworker filed a restraining order, saying zhao had threatened to kill him time now , 703. some california lawmakers want more restrictions on guns after the mass shootings and half moon bay in monterey park in the state legislature. democrats introduced several new gun safety bills. governor newsom is demanding federal action on gun safety. after those shootings, republicans like house speaker kevin mccall, arthuis pushed back. saying restrictions imposed by the state have not stopped gun violence. but some experts say, despite california's recent mass shootings, gun laws in california are working. gun laws aren't failures because they don't prevent all gun violence.

they are successes to the extent that they do prevent gun violence. we have a mass shooting rate that is lower than the rates in many other states are firearm suicide rate is among the lowest in the country . the laws work, they're not perfect, but nobody expects a lot to be perfect. legal experts say there are ways to get around california's tough gun laws by buying guns in another state or buying them on the illegal market. also they point to recent supreme court ruling that have strengthened the second amendment and also struck down at times to pass extra gun control measures. organizations that focus on serving the asian american community are planning to gather in redwood city to provide additional support for families. more donations are being collected today at the san jose women's center to help the families of the victims and the half moon bay shooting. many people say farm workers are something of an invisible community that the work they do often goes unnoticed. just invisible. workforce it's

feeling everybody that people outside of the agricultural areas just don't understand. it was an eye opener that people who are living in trailers on site we driven by a million times on highway 92. who knew. nominations for the families have been coming in from all across the bay area and beyond. mental health professionals say the deadly shootings in half moon bay and monterey park have affected people who live in those communities and so many far beyond beyond, ktvu is andre senior here now to tell us why it's a specially affecting some in the asian community. good morning to you both be two suspected gunmen in both the recent mass shootings are asian men who targeted the communities where they live. and many of the victims were asianes in oakland says he's shootings along with the recent rise of hate crimes in the us against asians during the pandemic has only added to the stress many people in the community were feeling already.

many of the asian americans, particularly immigrants, they have come from a country where there's been so much violence, whether it's war or other types of persecution. and so this this experience that the recent events in the last few days right around lunar new year has been triggering. last night, dozens of people gathered in front of the mission church in santa clara university to pray for the mess shooting victims and to pray for healing. turn my didn't realize this has impacted me. on a deep level. it wasn't until i heard the words of the people here where i actually felt something. i was like, wow, i needed to feel that the shooting suspects in half moon bay and monterey park were both asian men in their sixties and seventies, and experts say it is rare for seniors of any background to commit these types of acts. perhaps it speaks to that. you know anybody is capable of using a firearm in in

their anger in their aggression in their impulse control troubles or what have you and it speaks to that? you know, no one is immune. rental health professionals say it's important for anyone feeling impacted by the recent shootings to talk with someone about their feelings. state alright, andre. thank you. time is seven. oh, seven new details this morning about an alleged hit and run accident involving an oakland police sergeant that led to oakland police chief laurent armstrong being placed on administrative lee ktvu obtained records of insurance claims showing photos of the mercedes benz with front and damage. michael chung was he the oakland police sergeant driving a city owned vehicle when he hit the mercedes in march of 2021 in san francisco parking lot and then left the scene. sergeant chung reportedly told police investigators he didn't remember the accident last year, sergeant chung was put on paid leave

after he allegedly fired his gun inside of an elevator at oakland police headquarters. now we have tried to contact both sergeant chung and his lawyer, but so far we have not reached them. time now is seven. oh, seven. we do see that the bridges are getting a little more crowded. there was a problem on the same mateo bridge. you may want to think about using the bay bridge is t0 to 15 minutes. nothing unusual. san mateo bridge did have a crash on the span did pretty good job and getting it out of the way. i can see that the traffic is improving. but if you drive it every day you're going to notice something is wrong. it's like why is it extra slow? i it's because of that earlier crash, people are, you know out there in the stop traffic now, if you want to when you get over the peninsula, the peninsula traffic itself isn't that bad? but you can see the road centers pretty red on that same mateo bridge. not so much on the dumbarton bridge dumbarton bridge looks pretty good heading over to east palo alto and

redwood city area and the bayshore freeway looks good. south bend commuters beginning to fill in a little bit ever so slowly, but it's getting slower when we come back. next time we'll take a look at that livermore valley, which i suspect is going to start filling in with all those people coming in from the tracy triangle. 709 let's get back to the desk. okay sal seethe police body cam video from the night that paul pelosi was attacked. coming up the reason the judge rolled the video should be released and paving the way for bay area transit project the hundreds of millions of dollars that will now be available and why that money was sitting on used for the past five ars.

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as well. nine in truckee, 16. south lake tahoe blue canyon, 35 mostly clear up there today is good to go and also for tomorrow changes will begin on the weekend, especially on sunday. looks like they will get some snow on sunday. steve thank you , 7 12 here. the state supreme court ruling has cleared the way for billions of dollars in funding for bay area transit projects. the court dismissed a lawsuit from an anti tax group that was trying to block a 2018 ballot measure that increased tolls at bay area bridges. with the court dismissal hundreds of millions of dollars that have been collected and increased tolls in the past five years and has been sitting unused will be available to agencies such as

the bay area ferry service part in caltrain. money is expected to fund major projects, including expanded service. tolls on barrier bridges are set to increase again coming up in 2025 time now, 7 13. we could soon see the police body cam video from the attack on paul pelosi at the pelosi home in san francisco. a lawsuit was filed by thoughts, the parent company of ktvu and 10, other media companies against the san francisco district attorney's office, which had refused to release the video of the attack in october. d a. brook jenkins argued that releasing that video where trigger conspiracy theories online and could also interfere with the right of the suspect, david de pop to get a fair trial. however a judge just ruled those arguments were not strong enough and says the video should be released. political power battle may be brewing right now at the state capitol over leadership in the democratic party last month, assembly members agreed that

speaker anthony rendon from los angeles would stay in the leadership position until july. then robert revis would replace him. but now fresno assemblyman joaquin arambula may launch a bid to be speaker of the assembly, and that may jeopardize that tentative agreement. speaker of the assembly is one of the most powerful jobs and california's governor, report says california senator dianne feinstein likely won't announce whether she will run for re election until newton the next year, according to the new site. raw story, senator feinstein says she needs more time to decide whether to run so she will not announce a decision this year. several potential candidates for seat have said they may run. feinstein says that she doesn't mind saying the more the merrier. richmond police are looking for the thieves who stole a french bulldog right out of the owner's hands. the dog's owner says it happened in front of their parked car on 46 near the target store in richmond. the woman says she and her fiance were confronted by two armed men in a

silver gmc yukon. she says they grabbed her one year old frenchy named kalua, then drove away. the richmond police department is investigating. our time is now 7 15. we're just days away from the big nfc title game and philly 49ers are saying defensive lineman charles amenah . hugh will stay with the team now. this comes three days after he was arrested for domestic violence allegation. many hues girlfriend says he pushed her down during an argument. as of right now, no charges have been filed yesterday. oh many who was practicing again with the team and the 49ers head coach kyle shanahan says you will play in sunday's nfc championship game against the eagles. we've looked into for the last 24 hours or 48 hours. not necessarily myself, but other people. we feel very good legal process, take care of itself and, um, don't feel we shouldn't kick them off her team of the stuff that will matter. hugh was released on $10,000 bail. the police are still

investigating, and the santa clara county's d a s office says the matter is being reviewed. time now is 7 16. we'll check traffic by running out to the traffic center is focusing his attention. you know, we're looking at some of the bay area bridges only because one bridge had a little bit of an issue, and some people may be trying to use the bay bridge, for example, might be a little better if you choose. there is a there are some people who choose bridges based on what's going on. this is a more normal looking commute at the bay bridge. the cemetery bridge had an earlier issue. it's not great right now, even though they did a good job and clearing a non injury crash from the span. it's not great. it's a lot slower than it normally is. now. when you get to the peninsula, it looks okay. dumbarton bridge is better in case you're wondering, let's talk about how we four. it's pretty slow this morning from pittsburgh debate 40.6 eighties, beginning to fill in pleasant hill and one a creek and 80 slows and also bronte in pockets into the berkeley area. 7 16.

let's talk about today's chilly start. here's steve all right, sal. thank you. we'll look ahead to sunday, though all important, 49ers and eagles and for this time of year, it looks okay. cloudy cloudy mostly cloudy but 52 warm degrees. i think there could be some rain late, but i think it'll be after the game, so everything looks good to go there. just cloudy skies temperatures with a little bit of a northwest breeze. but there's no snow forecast. that's the big thing. for us. it's a dry pattern. our last rain was january 19th. since then, temperatures have slowly bumped up. they really bumped up yesterday. 65 to 75 will probably go until saturday on driving. maybe get some light rain in here on sunday. if you thought yesterday was warm, you were right. santa rosa airport 75 santa rosa downtown 72 that tied a record i going back to 1936, napa hayward, oakland and low seventies sfo. san rafael almost 70. mountain view in redwood city. where 68 sfo that was a record high. the old mark was 68 2011, mount diablo, 50

mph oakland hills at one time, 54 now down to 39 lost tramples though 43 mph not so bad other locations, but boy, it's really been cranked up here pretty strong posting and north and east bay hills there everything's staying to the north. for now, so today, either cold or warm lows. i mean, we're seeing anywhere from 37 to 64 degrees on the lows. the warmest attempts by far been up towards santa rosa sonoma county because of that north northeast breeze. 62 currently now, but palo alto's at 38 a lot of forties and fifties but a lot of fifties here and everything looks good to go today. you can see that signature of the high pressure, sending everything north. we will see a system backtracking coming in over land on sunday. those tend to be moisture starved that will give the sierra some snow. i think windy and cold is the main message for us on sunday, but there could be some rain it would favor areas southward will see how these develop over the next 48 hours sixties to seventies on attempts today, still pretty nice, but a

little cooler friday than big changes much cold and windy on the weekend. steve thank you, 7 18 here and electric air taxi company expanding to the south bay archer aviation show san jose seeks to grow the emerging industry of air taxis and new details on the mass shooting in monterey park down in southern california, but investigators say about the suspects relation to the victims and the dance studio where that attack occurred. there's always a fresh deal on the subway app. like this one! 50% off?! that deal's so good we don't even need an eight-time all-star to tell you about it. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app!

11 people were killed is now where there's a memorial for those victims. last night, hundreds of people gathered for the vigil memorial with photos of the shooting victims now lines the wall outside that dance studio. people line up to leave candles, flowers and messages of support. shocking to know that the lives were lost right here. but at the same time , it's so healing because we know that we're coming together and we're paying our respects. they were dancing, they were enjoying life. and that's something that i'm going to do. the ages of the victims were between 57 76 years old. investigators say it appears the man who carried out that mass shooting in monterey park did not know the victims. the l. a county sheriff says the department has recovered three guns owned by the shooter, as well as a motorcycle released

these photos of the weapons. authorities say the attacker used a submachine, gun style semiautomatic weapon with a large capacity magazine that was not registered. deputy stone and motorcycle near the scene and say it may have been put there as an alternate getaway vehicle. we recovered one firearm from this scene in alhambra. that's well documented about where the young man took the gun away from the suspect. uh when the suspects committed suicide, he shot himself. that was a second firearm and the third firearm was recovered. that was a rifle that was recovered from his home in hemet. the sheriff said the attacker had was arrested back in 1990 for unlawful possession of a firearm. he also said the government had been a regular at the dance hall where the shooting happened in the past, but hadn't been there for a few years time that 7 23 educators in the west contra costa school

district say they need a new contract and may go on strike soon. united teachers of richmond organized a rally outside of lamagna dijon middle school and say the members already voted to authorize a strike. raises the main issue and claims the school district is not sharing the increased funding from the state that it received. the state has given our district so much money and they're choosing not to allocate those funds and the way they should be allocated. i have colleagues who are sleeping in a sofa because they cannot afford to rent a one bedroom, one bathroom and the community they love and teaching. and so far, there's no comment from the school district about the labor talks. the starting salary for a teacher in the west contra costa unified school district is just under $51,000. a year today there will be a fairly close call in space as an asteroid asteroid will swing by earth.

nasa says this newly discovered space rock will make its closest pass to earth. this afternoon around 4 30, but you shouldn't worry. it will still be more than 2000 miles away about the southern tip of south america, but that's still closer than many gps satellites. it circled the earth that's a still has ruled out any chance the asteroid will hit earth. more and more people are tailoring their diets in a way to eat sustainably and help fight climate change. some call themselves climb of wars or reduce the terrians. they choose foods based on their environmental impact and look for products and avoid plastic packaging and focus on crops that are good for the soil was also a continued push to eat fresh food that's made locally to help reduce carbon emissions from transport. some restaurant chains such as chipotle and panera are now putting carbon impact labels right there on their menus. time now, 7 25, a new effort to help reduce harassment in public spaces coming up with a bay area researchers doing to better

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under the lives of the seven farm workers killed in monday's mass shootings were finding out about the victims and what witnesses say about the attacks and the families of shooting victims are burdened with financial problems like paying for funerals and burial, medical costs and loss of income out of the state of california is trying to help from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto or good morning. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian it's thursday, january 26th another sparkling morning. let's see what's coming later today and let's look at a couple of days to steve. very nice again. today you two changes will be on the weekend, but we're seeing some crazy temps here on the lows. palo alto is actually dipped to 36.

but these are close 37. yet santa rosa is 60 not only at the airport but also downtown. the city at 57 forties for san jose , and also for livermore. clear smooth sailing all the walls, sunshine today, the window change that has really been cranked up in the hills up about 40 to 50 miles an hour, but it will be nice today and it will be well above average here. sand rose again. i went 70. degrees 66 sandals. all right. sounds here. 7 30. i think he could have a pick of the litter. so to speak. where would you like to start? we're going to look at the bridges against steve because there's been trouble on the san mateo breads and i think that's putting more people and other ones a crossing the bay. the bay bridge is pretty crowded getting into san francisco. i believe this will probably get better after nine o'clock, but you don't know. at least it's moving. well i can always kind of just looked to see how well it's moving in the lanes. if it seems to be kind of stop. that's a bad thing. but cars are moving through. san mateo bridge has improved after an earlier crash on the span. if you're driving

on the dumbarton bridge, that's a little better yesterday we had an issue with that bridge today, the dumbarton bridge looks a lot better and at the san jose silicon valley commute. we've had just a couple of things don't don't wanna one right near the capitol expressway, there's a crash 85 87 2 80 are getting busier heading west 7 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you memorial and half moon bay just keeps growing, remembering the seven people killed in that mass shooting on monday and we're learning more about the victims and what the witnesses say about what happened moments before the shootings. ktvu is ali rasmus is here with that part of the story, ali. good morning. good morning, david. we can show you this memorial here behind us adorned with dozens of bouquets of roses and take a look at the handwritten notes here at the foot of the steps. they're written in multiple languages. the seven victims of the shooting. we're all farm workers from china or mexico and here are their names. they range

in age from 38 years old. 2 73 years old to married couples were among the victims. ktvu spoke with the family of 50 year old marciano martinez jimenez. he was working as a supervisor at the concord mushroom farm when he was killed on monday. his family is trying to raise money to send his body back to his hometown in oaxaca, mexico. they've set up a go fund me page. he has lived and worked in this area near half moon bay for about 20 years. his nephew says a coworker told them that martinez jimenez was the first person to confront the gunman at the farm and had tried to stop him. he shot my uncle in the head. and then, um the working next to him was like basically saying, like, you don't have to do this and all this stuff and then the guy time something. around the lines of like i have no beef with you. and no like i have no troubles with you. at another mushroom farm off highway. 92 2 brothers were also among the victims. 38 year old

jose ramirez perez leaves behind a wife and four children, also in oaxaca, mexico. his family also has a go fund me page to transport his body back to his family for burial, his cousin wrote in a post quote jose immigrated to this country with a great dream of working for his own family. he wanted to provide a better quality of life for all of them. he arrived in half moon bay a year and a half ago. with the best illusions january 23rd. he paid painfully lost his life in the massacre. and his illusions also died and quote romero perez, his younger brother, pedro was also shot at that farm on monday, but he survived and is recovering after still recovering in the hospital . so we have links to both of those go fund me page is on our website as well as links to a general community wide donation page for the community of half moon bay, not just for the victims families but also the workers who saw what happened and survived the shooting. reporting live in half moon bay , ali rasmus ktvu. box two news

, ali. thank you. beyond half moon bay bay area communities are really coming together honoring the lives of the shooting victims last night in oakland, people gathered to remember people all over the state affected by recent mass shootings, and at the vigils, candles were lit flowers were placed for the people who were killed. and despite those tragedies, the speakers at the gathering still see a spirit of connection and unity in their communities. my hope is that as we are recognizing the darkness and the trauma. that we're also using that to understand. and feel and recognize. the light that can come from it. and now we stand in solidarity with that. many faith leaders were also there. they offered prayers and read aloud the names of those whose lives were lost. the state of california is reaching out to people directly affected by the shootings in half moon bay and monterey park, the state

is now urging them to apply for help from the victim's compensation board. it helps to pay for funeral and burial costs , medical bills mental health care. and loss of income. pay after other insurance so we will come out and pay. we would pay for bills that victims have after their insurance is depleted, or perhaps they don't have insurance and then we're able to cover the costs up to $70,000 after the shooting in monterey park governor newsom said he'd met with the shooting victim. whose biggest concern was getting back to work to pay for his medical bills. the state says an application for help is lifelong in case victims and families need to use the service in the future. we have a link with more information about the victims compensation board at ktvu dot com. click on web links. caltrans is asking for more money to clear out homeless encampments along roads and bridges, the agency says the job is bigger than what it can currently handle. in a pair of budget request, the agency is

asking for more than $26 million to increase staffing. caltrans says it's concerned about the safety of drivers and people living in the encampments. advocates for people who are homeless argue the money would be better spent on services and affordable housing instead of evictions. franz is gonna move people to wear and they're not providing any services. um so how those people are just being moved around from one place to the other. caltrans says it received almost 9000 requests involving homeless encampments in the past fiscal year and said with its current budget, it can only handle about 1000 requests a year. alright. our time is 7 36. it's 49ers head to filler. they're going to play the eagles this sunday to try to win a spot in super bowl 57. the spotlight will be on brock party 23 year old rookie quarterback, the highest rated quarterback in the nfl since becoming the starter. his record seven and oh, but he

knows the eagles defense will be his biggest challenge. this week is gonna be a great challenge with the front that you know, philadelphia has so in terms of the playoffs, you know, going on the road for road games and obviously for philadelphia and these kind of games all about communication. how can you operate smoothly in and out of the huddle? get the playoff in the right way. make sure everyone's on the same page, so it's definitely a big emphasis this week. 49ers have won 12 straight games going into the nfc championship game, but the eagles are 2.5 point favorite at home, you will be able to watch sunday's nfc championship game right here with us on ktvu. the kickoff is at noon and then after the game stick around with us for sports focus. we're celebrating bay area sports and athletes of every kind from the field, the court the rink and even beyond. alright let's see if we can't get you out the door 7 37 cell. where are the problem spots you're watching. well right now i'm beginning to see that silicon valley gasia and

dave fill up a little bit. it was very calm earlier, but now it's getting pretty slow on the silicon valley commute, and that includes the commute on 85 87 1. oh, one has a crash right near capitol expressway and very slow what happens with this commute? is it starts off really light, and then all of a sudden, almost seemingly all at once, it gets really heavy about 7 30 or so 7 15 7 30. let's go to the east bay. the bay bridge commute is slow as well. that's more of a typical slowdown coming into san francisco. even some of the carpool lanes are getting filled up. i have a feeling some people were avoiding the same hotel bridge. we had some earlier issues on that bridge. things are better. but they're a little bit more crowded than they used to. then they they usually are. dunbarton bridge is a little better today. yesterday it had a bad day. don't be shy to use that bridge. it looks all right, and the peninsula hasn't had a lot going on. seventh or by the way one thing before i go, bart, a green line service. steve is

now back after they had issues with it. so all the lines are up. you can expect some residual delays on part duly noted. thank you, sir. yes, sir. right kent miller is up around the santa rosa area bounces between bodega bay and santa rosie says good morning to you. the temperature in west santa rosa. have been up and down an hour ago was 50 and calm. then at 6 45 northeast wind kicked in 15 to 25 mph, and that temp jumped up to 62. i've seen a lot of temperatures around 58 to 64 in and around santa rosa, and it was a banner day yesterday in santa rosa latin villain upper laker in the thirties. middletown is 55 windsor is 63. napa is 59. so if you get that north wind yet windsor 63 rohnert park 47. so if you're heading may be from st healdsburg south, just keep an eye on your car thermometer probably bouncing all over the place. yesterday was a warm one. for many, especially up around santa rosa's show you that in a second. our last rain was on january 19th since and temperatures have been inching up and they really bumped up.

yesterday between 65 75 santa rosa airport did hit 75 santa rosa 72 that tied a record high for the date. napa hayward, oakland low seventies sfo san rafael were closed and mountain view at 68. redwood city was also 68. there's santa rosa 72 that time going back to 1936 and sfl did set a record high beating the old market 68. set in 2011. we have an offshore breeze or wind for some up in the oakland berkeley hills has been about 40 to 54 mph seems to be coming down a little bit now, but look at all the fifties or upper forties so pretty mild air mass in place. we are good to go today and most of tomorrow i think changes will be on the weekend. windy and colder looks to be the main message here. if we get any rain, it'll be sunday, but does it looks like to me sixties to upper sixties and low seventies thirties forties fifties and sixties on attempts. palo alto, the coldest santa rosa the warmest and we have water wall sun today, it'll be beautiful day. now the system coming in on sunday, it might

give a little bit more rain to the south, although i'm sure there will be some serious snow on sunday. but i think we need cold is going to be the main message. this could be a better event for southern california, then for us 60 seventies and attempts here tomorrow looks good. a little cooler than much cooler on the weekend. gasia steve. thank you, 7 41. we reported that netflix plans to crack down on passports sharing and we have a clearer picture of how it'll likely do that. how netflix can tell who is watching without paying let's find out to our newsroom. now say good morning again to andre senior as you look ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two well, good morning, a chance of a lifetime for some east bay high school students who will now make their way to carnegie hall. yeah. yes but their road to get here was not easy, the hard work that led up to the chance of a lifetime coming up on warnings on two at eight and when you join us on the nine fda advisory panel meeting now discussing the future of covid-19 vaccines, we're talking live with a doctor who has been

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a data collection tool to gather information about harassment or hate speech, including things like this unprovoked attack on a woman on immunity bus in san francisco. the concern is growing about people being physically and verbally attacked in public spaces. the goal of this project is to develop a survey essentially that transit operators in california could use to collect information from all of their passengers so that we really understand how widespread is this problem and also who is most affected? what kinds of you know harassment is occurring and maybe from all of got figure out some solutions to help protect people better in the future. now the bill was a response to the work of the group. stop a ap i hate is implementing a new policy that will charge writers who make drivers wait kicks in two

minutes after the driver arrives , lift says the fee will vary by location. writers with disabilities can request a waiver in anyone with a disability has been charged to wait for you can be refunded for previous charges. uber, by the way, has a similar policy. many people want to know how netflix plans to stop people from sharing their passports for free starting in march. business experts say netflix will likely use ip addresses account activity from devices and devices ieds to reveal if users are sharing passwords streaming giant says more than 100 million households currently share passwords and says that impact its ability to invest in and improve its product. netflix plans to launch a shareable account at a higher price that's meant for multiple households. guys your time. 7 46 some bad news this morning from southwest airlines has been being offset by some good news about the economy and from tesla. even better news is that pam cook is back in the studio, and she has this and more in dollars and cents. and i will start with that good news. thank you this morning. the latest read on the economy shows the gdp grew almost 3% in the fourth quarter

despite higher interest rates and concerns about a recession. the gdp, by the way, measures the value of final goods and services sold during a specific time frame that is helping take stocks up this morning and as the opening bell ring, tesla stock also jumped close to 10% after posting record revenue and solid earnings this morning, taking a live look at the numbers again that gdp number coming in helping things a little bit for the dow, but as i'm speaking, the numbers are kind of dropping a little bit for the s and p 500. no they're staying steady. the s and p 500 , the nasdaq. they're just up slightly, though at this point southwest airlines says it lost $220 million in the fourth quarter. following that meltdown of flights nationwide during the holidays. it's also expecting a big loss for the first quarter as well, nearly 17,000 southwest flights were canceled between december 21st and december 31st . the airline says the overall cost of that shutdown $800 million. an electric air taxi

company is expanding its presence in san jose. according to the mercury news, archer aviation has leased an office and research building in north san jose, just about hrom its ct headquarters and is 86,000 square a four passenger electric aircraft that can take off and land verticallgned to ce people take short distance trips of about 20 miles. the company is hoping to begin distributing the aircraft in 2025, san jose's director of economic development , tells the mercury news. san jose was chosen because it's an nd ideal site for companies that are innovating and idea. if you want to impress that special someone for valentine's day, you might be spending more this year, a new survey by the national retail federation shows americans plan to spend nearly $26 billion this year. on valentine's day. more than half of the people surveyed say they expect to spend an average of $192 to celebrate the day.

that's about $17 more than last year. top gifts include candy cards and flowers, followed by a night on the town and jewelry. i'm pam cook. that's look at your dollars and cents. thank you. 7 49 straight to the traffic center. we go south castaneda. what's your number? one concern. i want to let bart users know that all the lines are working. they had some earlier delays right now. bart is kind of behind. we up and take the next train. it's better because they are set back. but bart is running on all the lines. there are some delays. let's go to the bay bridge right now. we do have traffic backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. that's kind of a typical delay getting into san francisco as you look at 8 80. we're beginning to see some slowing as you pass the colosseum and head up to downtown san mateo bridge is recovering from some earlier issues. it looks better. all the lanes are open. dumbarton bridge is better today than yesterday

is still a little bit slow. i do want to take a look at that peninsula because dortmund 1 to 1 and sat down one on one or slow coming in and out of san francisco right now, and so is to 80. that's typical. we haven't mentioned marin county. me a lot. there's been a kind of a typical backup this morning from roland boulevard all the way down to central san rafael. there was an earlier problem this morning. it's not any slower than it normally is at this point, but it's not great either. it's not great, steve. 7 50 not great. bob dave and i are talking season one episode one of rawhide was on the other day, and we're keep them doggies rolling. alright putting that on the list. clint eastwood was in that episode. alright, here we go. wind gusts at mount diablo 50 mph blast tramp is 43. i mean, it has been in the oakland hills lost travelers than mount diablo. the strongest gust by far although the oakland hills looks like it's coming down, he was 54 mph. that was 2 33 this morning. ben lomond mountain

snow mountain, mount tamalpais have also been coming down there. not too bad right now. but there have been some roaring gus, especially mount diablo. you can see everything continues to be marching northward are pattern has changed, as you might already know. by now, maybe some very light rain on sunday, but i think windy and cold is going to be the main message. i don't see us going into weather pattern. so ignore that if you see that this is the wind at 5000 ft. call that north northeast. that's pretty. it's all offshore. so you're seeing thirties forties and fifties to even some sixties caroline was 49 years, santa rosa 62 57 in the city, 57 in oakland, and we are smooth sailing wall to wall sun today. that's a wall of high pressure and everest here. there will be a system on sunday, the sierra will get some snow a little bit. we could see some rain south, but i really not. i think they'll cut back on that as a trajectory over land, which means it doesn't hold as much moisture. but wendy and colder will definitely be on the menu on sunday. today though, it's pretty warm sixties to seventies

still nice but a little cooler friday, much cooler on the weekend, dave alright. see? thank you time now 7 51, the latest on several mass shootings around the state coming up on mornings on two at eight would mental health experts say about the signs and the triggers that can lead to these tragedies and the labor dispute in oakland at ucsf benioff children's hospital after the break by some of the workers say the current policy is hurting families in the east bank.

workers at ucsf. benioff children's hospital say contract negotiations have stalled medical technicians, office workers, therapists and nursing assistants walked picket lines outside the hospital workers complain they're worried about an erosion in services at the hospital and say that will deprive east bay families of needed treatment by moving services to hospitals in san francisco. i asked them that if they plan on closing programs down, which they have in the past, they closed the story research department gave us 60 days notice. and we're worried about that. and we want to make sure that that we get care here in oakland, the hospital released a statement saying, quote. we're disappointed that the union has elected to

distract from our ongoing negotiations while we're still bargaining in good faith, we look forward to reaching a fair agreement that recognizes the excellent work of our employees while upholding our commitment to responsibly serve our community. it is 7 56, the federal trade commission says. we careful about job scams as the layoffs increase in the tech and other industries, the ftc's scammers will create fake websites and post jobs that don't exist fake online interviews or being another way the scammers attract job hunters trying to steal your personal information, the ftc says the best way to avoid job scams. verified the job opening before you applied watch for obvious signs of a possible scam and do not pay for the promise of a job well, twitter ceo elon musk reportedly looking for ways to raise up to $3 billion to help

pay off the company's debt. twitter right now has more than $13 billion in debt after must bought the company. paul street journal reports twitter could sell new shares is one way to help pay off some of that debt. in november, must said that twitter is losing more than $4 million a day. former twitter janitors who were fired from the company continued to call for change the contract id union workers were abruptly laid off back in december. they said twitter is violating state and local laws have required cleaning contractors retained the janitors employed by the outgoing contractor for a transition period. so far that hasn't happened. and they're reportedly hasn't been any janitorial services in that building in weeks. have an owner who's not paying his rent. living in the building who's firing janitors and is not respecting working people. we

have to keep fighting. we have to stand up for what's right in san francisco, and every member of the board will stand with you . the janitors are among thousands of people fired from twitter since must bought the company cnbc says the company now employs only 1300 people about 80. cut in the work for us lawmakers in sacramento will soon consider a bill to make the lunar new year a state holiday at community colleges. the goal is to provide community colleges with more days off that they could give around the lunar new year. those days off would be around the existing presidents day holiday. this allows community colleges up and down the state to do this lunar new year is a holiday for us where we're not supposed to be in school. we're not supposed to be really doing anything was supposed to be with our families and really ushering in the new

year, celebrating with loved ones. last year, a bill was passed declaring lunar new year is a holiday for state employees, but it did not cover community college districts and the chinese new year parade in san francisco is set for next saturday for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. you can watch it live right here with us on ktvu. we'll have a special newscast at five pm and then parade coverage begins at six. everyone's hurting. you know, this is so homey. didn't didn't happen here . the community of half moon baked trying to come to grips with an unspeakable act of violence. the killing of seven people knew details emerging about the victims and what happened when the suspected shooter appeared in court. in the search for answers this morning the question what caused the suspects in the mass shootings in the bay area and southern california to act out, plus a familiar argument along mont lawmakers after a mass shooting debate over gun laws,

the latest discussion that shows both sides are still very far apart of any kind of agreement. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto it is coming up on eight o'clock. welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior gasia mikaelian. it is a gorgeous thursday, january 26th let's get outside steve paulson , these afternoons have been spectacular. i dare i say they've been warm for january. that's for sure. and today will be no exception. santa rosa and san francisco are both at 58. degrees santa rosa finally drop below 60. they were 64 at about three o'clock this morning, yet palo alto's 39. that is correct . they dropped to 36. now they're 39 san jose. looks like they're bonded out 43. now they're 45. sunny for all today , walter. wall sunshine here, the wind to change those really been cranked up in the hills not so much and, uh and the and the surface, but it'll be severe clear as we like to say today in temperatures sixties and you're 70 degrees today, all right over to sound. now it's gotten busy this time he will begin where?

let's talk about marin county. just in case you're thinking we don't we don't talk about it a lot. but this morning, we have some slowing. it seems pretty. i don't know kind of slower than it usually is. between roland boulevard through nevada, heading down through marine would in the san rafael if you're south of that, it's a smooth trip to the golden gate bridge across the bay, elsa brownie to berkeley. we have some slow traffic there a lot of it and at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is crowded. so if you're driving in the san francisco today, either you put the trip off or you just go to the top plaza, knowing there is going to be some slow traffic, salmon tail bridge. we've been watching that closely because it had some earlier issues. i like the way it's improving. 801 let's get back to the headlines. memorial in half moon bay continues to grow in the seven people killed in the mass shooting there on monday. ktvu sally rasmus live now with some of the stories of the people who died, ali well there dozens of flower bouquets and candles, handwritten notes here on the

steps of mac dutra plaza in downtown half moon bay to remember the seven people killed in this mass shooting. they were all farm workers from china or mexico. here a. they range in age from 38 years old to 73 years old in two married couples were among the victims. i spoke with the family of 38 year old jose romero perez . he was originally from oaxaca, mexico, and leaves behind a wife. and four children there. his family has a go fund me page to raise money to transport his body back to his family in mexico for burial, his cousin writes, quote jose immigrated to this country with a great dream of working for his own family. he wanted quality of life for all of them. he arrived in half moon bay a year and a half ago with the best delusions. january 23rd. he painfully lost his life and his illusions also died. romero perez is younger brother pedro worked alongside him at that mushroom farm. he was also shot but survived and still recovering in the hospital. he

was very kind, um he has a very good father figure. um. use super supportive and whatever i did, he introduced me to a lot of stuff that i like to this day. and that was the nephew of another victim, 50 year old marciano martinez. jimenez was working as a supervisor at the concord mushroom farm when he was killed. his family is trying to raise money to send his body back to his hometown of oaxaca, mexico as well. and they also set up a go fund me page to raise money. he lived and worked in this area for about 20 years, according to his family, and his nephew says a coworker told them martinez jimenez was the first person to confront the gunman at that second farm and had tried in stop him tried to stop him, although his efforts were in vain. we have links to both of the go fund me page is of the victims we mentioned on the website web links section of our website. we also have links and information there on the community wide donation page.

but as the morning goes on, and over the past 24 hours, we've seen many people coming here to grieve to leave behind flowers and other items that there's some people who have just stopped by this morning. to pay their respects to the seven victims live in half moon bay. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news, ali. thank you, the man in custody for the shootings in half moon bay remained at the san mateo county jail this morning 66 year old channel. zhao is charged with seven counts of murder, one count of attempted murder. investigators say john was a migrant worker who drove to mountain mushroom farm on highway 92 killed four coworkers there. they say he then drove to concord farms about a mile away on highway one and killed a supervisor and the spouses of two coworkers. this is the by a large amount in san mateo county. the single most of the victims of homicide in one course of conduct within a short time period. sheriff's deputies arrested you outside their

substation shortly after the shootings. this is video of that takedown. investigators confirmed that a note was found inside his vehicle, but wouldn't give details on what it said they also have not given a possible motive for the attacks. or the defense. today it's important to begin to analyze this man's mental health background. what was going on at the time of these crimes? court documents show had a history of threatening violence 10 years ago in santa clara county, a coworker filed a restraining order, saying zhao had threatened to kill him. california lawmakers want more restrictions on guns after the mass shootings in half moon bay and monterey park in the state legislature, democrats introduced several new gun safety bills. governor gavin newsom is demanding federal action on gun safety. after those shootings. republicans like house speaker kevin mccarthy have pushed back saying restrictions imposed by the state have not stopped gun violence. but some experts say, despite california's recent mass shootings, california gun laws are working. gun laws aren't

failures because they don't prevent all gun violence. they are successes to the extent that they do prevent gun violence. we have a mass shooting rate that is lower than the rates in many other states are firearm suicide rate is among the lowest in the country. the laws work, they're not perfect, but nobody expects a lot to be perfect. legal experts say there are ways to get around california's tough gun laws by buying guns in another state or buying them on the illegal market. also they point to recent supreme court rulings that have strengthened the second amendment and also struck down some attempts to pass additional gun control measures. organizations that focus on serving the asian american community or planning to gather in redwood city to provide additional support to families. more donations are being collected today at the san jose women's center to help the families of the victims and the half moon bay tragedy. many people say that farm workers are something of an invisible community that their work often goes unnoticed. just invisible.

workforces feeling everybody that people outside of the agricultural areas just don't understand. it was an eye opener that people who are living in trailers on site we driven by a million times on highway 92. who knew. donations for the families impacted by the shooting have been coming in from the bay area and beyond. both suspected gunman in our state's recent mass shootings are older asian men who targeted the communities where they live, ktvu south bay reported. lamonica peter spoke to mental health professionals about the signs and triggers that can lead to these tragedies. dozens of people gathered in front of the mission church at santa clara university wednesday night to pray for the mass shooting victims and to pray for healing. i am tired. god. i'm tired of the unwillingness to see this as an important issue. i didn't realize this has impacted me. on a deep level. it wasn't until i

heard the words of the people here where i actually felt something. i was like, wow, i needed to feel that doctor to watch from asian health services in oakland, says the recent rise of hate crimes in the us against asians during the pandemic has only added to the stress many people in the community were already feeling many of the asian americans, particularly immigrants, they have come from a country where there's been so much violence, whether it's war or other types of persecution and so this this experience that the recent events in the last few days right around lunar new year has been triggering the shooting suspects in half moon bay and monterey park, where both asian men in their sixties and seventies, but dr thomas plant says it's rare for seniors of any background to commit these types of acts. perhaps it speaks to that. you know anybody is capable of using a firearm in

in their anger in their aggression. in their impulse control troubles or what have you and it speaks to that. you know, no one is immune doctor plant also says most people with mental illness do not cause mass shootings and mental health issues shouldn't be stigmatized . i dream of mental health that is communal, and that isn't just for individuals. um, that is ah! collaborative and that isn't just like i'm the expert on who you are, and i feel frustrated. i feel angry. i feel compelled to do something. i don't know what that something is, but i want to do something also says that it's important that the asian community be able to express themselves more freely and also to have more access to mental health care. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. now two new details about an alleged hit and run accident involving an oakland police sergeant that led to oakland police chief laurent armstrong being put on

administrative leave ktvu obtained records of insurance claims showing photos of a mercedes benz with front end damage. michael chong was the oakland police sergeant was driving a city owned vehicle that hit that mercedes in march of 2021 in a san francisco parking lot, then left the scene. sergeant chung reportedly told police investigators he didn't remember the accident. last year, sergeant chung was put on paid leave after he allegedly fired his gun inside an elevator at opd headquarters. we've tried to contact both sergeant chong and his lawyer, but at this point they have not reached out to us. time now is 8 10. i do want to mention that the east bed commute is pretty busy as you might expect it to be right here during the peak of the morning commute. i can show you the map, and it can show you that 8 80. oakland fremont is slow conquered the wallet creek highway four still slow and hercules to berkeley. this is pretty much the peak of the commute. it seems to be redefined every few weeks. sometimes it's 7 30. sometimes it's eight o'clock hour. let's

talk about the bay bridge that is backed up. we do see some slowing here. of course, before you make it onto the span, and 80 is slowing from the coliseum to downtown san mateo bridge is improved nicely. we had some earlier issues there. dumbarton bridge has not been an issue this morning and on the peninsula. we're looking all right. there's some slow traffic in saint bruno, heading south from south city to st bruno. and that whole south bay commute not unusual for it to be slow this morning. it is, although we don't have any major crashes, trying to get the sunnyvale well. cupertino in palo alto. it's 8 11. let's go back to the desk appears we will see police body camera video from the night that paul pelosi was attacked coming up by the judge ruled that the video should be released the way for barrie transit projects the hundreds of millions of dollars that will now be available and why that money couldn't be used for the

g 13 tahoe 36 blue canyon, but it looks like a beautiful day here and also up there. change will occur over the weekend today. not too bad, but the wind pick up especially on sunday. looks like some fresh know about 3 to 6 inches. thank you, steve

. the state supreme court ruling has cleared the way for billions of dollars in funding for bay area transit project court dismissed a lawsuit from an anti tax group that was trying to block a 2018 ballot measure that increased tolls at bay area bridges with the court dismissal hundreds of millions of dollars that have been collected and increased tolls in the past five years and has been sitting on used will now be available to agencies such as the barry ferry service, bart and caltrain. the money is expected to fund major projects, including expanded service barrier bridges, by the way set to increase again in 2025 15 your time now that we could soon see the body camera video, the police body camera video from the attack on paul pelosi at his home in san francisco. a lawsuit was filed by fox, the parent company of ktvu and 10, other media companies against the san francisco district attorney's office, which had refused to release video of the october attack. district attorney brooke jenkins argued that releasing the video with trigger conspiracy theories online and could also interfere with the right of the suspect, david to have a fair trial. however judge just ruled that those arguments

were not strong enough and says the video should be released. richmond police are looking for the thieves who stole a french bulldog from the owner's hands. the dog's owner says it happened in front of their parked car at 46 near the target store in richmond. the woman says she and her fiance were confronted by two armed men in a silver gmc yukon. she says they grabbed her one year old frenchy name kalua, then drove away. the richmond police department is investigating. we're just days away from the nfc title game in philadelphia and the 49ers state defensive lineman charles omani who will remain with the team. this comes three days after he was arrested on the domestic violence allegation, whose girlfriend says he pushed her down during an argument. as of right now, no charges have been filed yesterday he was practicing again with the team. 49ers head coach cal sheehan is that shanahan says omani who will play in sunday's game we've looked into for the last 24 hours or 48 hours. not necessarily myself. but other people. we feel very good. let the legal process take care of itself and, um, don't feel we shouldn't kick him off the team

of the stuff. who was released on $10,000 bill. police are still investigating, and the santa clara county district attorney's office says the matter is under review. 17 from the roads, domestic transit cell. where do we start with traffic? we start by telling frank mallicoat who's talking over here, that this man this man is trying to work, frank love? i love mallicoat you know that. alright let's go out and take a look at the commute here on the south bay here, it's pretty slow. you can see. traffic is busy and this is not unusual. i think that people who drive this everyday say what else is new? at least we don't have any problems there when it comes to unusual occurrences, babe reads. the same thing goes. it is kind of crowded. you can see traffic here is doing okay. if you're driving into downtown oakland, there's a lot of slowing. this reminds me of before the pandemic where we had the slowdown every day at this time. looks like it's returned san mateo bridge happy to say it's a little better. it's still

a little crowded, though, from some earlier issues. dunbarton bridge does not have issues that could be a decent alternate. you know, steve mallicoat speaks very well of you. that man has stories. let me tell you can tell spin a story, like ask him about frank zappa. okay? great story. the weather. i'll go ask him about that story about frank's alright, uh, for football forecast looks good. don't have to worry about snow. in fact, it looks cloudy but mild 52 in philadelphia this sunday is the way it's looking. no maybe some rain late, but i think it'll be over the game will be over by the time we get to that. so everything ok except cloudy skies, but no snow. that's the big news there last range for us or snow really was on the 19th. so since then, it's been dry and getting a little warmer. especially yesterday, we warmed up had temperatures between 65 75 santa ros airport . 75 warm degrees santa rosa downtown 72 that tied a record high. napa hayward, oakland all low seventies sfo. san rafael were closed mountain view in

redwood city. we're both 68 santa rosa 72 tied the old mark going back to 1936 sfo set. a record beating the old market 68 in 2011 high pressure continues to dominate our weather system will be dropping in on sunday. it's going to do this. it's going to come in like this. it'll have an over land or directory, which means it doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with. so i think windy and cold er will be the main message on sunday more so than any rain, but maybe some to the south. today though, sunny side up wall to wall son, however, you want to look at it. that's an offshore breeze. it's northeast to east and it's been up to 40 50 mph, especially in the oakland berkeley hills, lost tramples and also mount diablo north at 53 42. degrees had been thirties for a while. now it's forties. 50 cent rose has come way down. there were 64 for a while now they've dropped 51. but look at the degrees warmer compared to 24 hours ago. i mean, we are running double digits warmer from many locations due to that north northeast breeze. high pressure

large and in charge is we like to say, but the system will clip us on sunday. i think they'll decrease these amounts not to the north, but to the south, but it does look like maybe san jose south better opportunity. this year we'll get a quick little shot of snow on sunday, so if you're going up there, keep that in mind. 60 seventies on the temps today looks good tomorrow. not bad. then it starts to cool down. cool down on sunday, you guys. thank you, steve. coming up. an electric air taxi company is expanding in the south bay. coming up by archer aviation show san jose as it seeks to grow in the emerging industry of air taxis. new details in the mass shooting in monterey park in southern california. when investigators say about the suspects relationship to the victims and the dance studio where he attac oc

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last. hundreds of people gathered for a vigil memorial with photos of the shooting victims now lines the wall outside that dance studio people lined up to leave candles, flowers and messages of support. shocking to know that the lives were lost right here. but at the same time, it's so healing because we know that we're coming together and we're paying our respects. there are dancing . they were enjoying life and that's something that i'm going to do. the ages of the victims were between 57 76 years old.

investigators say it appears the man who carried out the mass shooting in monterey park did not know the victims. the l. a county sheriff says the department is recovered three guns owned by the shooter, as well as a motorcycle released these photos of the weapons. authorities say the attacker used a submachine, gun style semiautomatic weapon with a large capacity magazine that was not registered. deputies found a motorcycle near the scene and say may have been placed there as an alternate getaway vehicle. we recovered one firearm from this scene at alhambra. that's well documented about where the young man took the gun away from the suspect. uh when the suspects committed suicide, he shot himself. that was a second firearm and the third firearm was recovered. that was a rifle that was recovered from his home in hemet. the sheriff said the attacker was had an arrest in

1990 for unlawful possession of a firearm. he also said that gunmen had been a regular at the dance hall where the shooting happened in the past, but hadn't been there for at least a few years. 24 now vice president, kamala harris visited the memorial for the victims in monterey park. the president expressed her condolences for the tragedy that unfolded last saturday. and for the victims of the nearly 40 mass killings that have happened already so far this year, also called on congress to get to work. california has been. courageous as a leader on the issue of smart gun safety laws. but. we also need congress to act because truly if we are to have a uniform approach that is a statement of where we as a nation, i think where we are can do. the vice president also meeting privately with families of the victims and the men who wrestled the gun away from that shooter when he went to a second dance studio just a few miles away. educators in the west

contra costa school district say they need a new contract and may go on strike. soon united teachers of richmond organized a rally outside lavanchy dijon middle school and say members already voted to authorize a strike. they want to pay raise and say the school district isn't sharing the increased funding it received from the state. the state has given our district so much money and they're choosing not to allocate those funds and the way they should be allocated. i have colleagues who are sleeping in a sofa because they cannot afford to rent a one bedroom, one bathroom and the community they love and teaching. so far. no comment from the school district on the labor talks, starting salary for a teacher in west contra costa county school district just under $51,000 a year. well, coming up tracking trouble on public transit. the new effort to tackle harassment in public spaces will tell you about the new law now in place. thanks to the group. stop ap. i hate and we're just days away from the nfc title game, all eyes on 49ers rookie quarterback brock party here with the 23 year old had to say about taking

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how witnesses described the attack and the great loss being felt by the entire community. then amid extreme pain families have shooting victims also have to work through details like paying for funerals, burials, mounting medical bills and loss of income help available from the state of california. from

ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre. senior. thank you so much for joining us. it's thursday. january 26. it's coming up on 8 30. let's go over. steve paulson, steve a couple of things welcome back off a little bit. secondly if you don't have a c like i do and the sunbeams right in. it is hot. and this morning it wasn't as cold as normally was. i think it said upper fifties when i was driving in because of the wind offshore breeze here in january, we've gone from rain cold. now it's on the mild to warm side, but it is clear yes, it does. get warm. you notice that pretty fast there. temperatures don't get below about 55 for some, but everyone's in on sunshine. today will be another nice day was doing one of my heels. yesterday lady was coming up. i was going down and i said a little warm. she goes. oh, my very walls, sun , clear skies windy in the hills sunny and nice to warm temperatures vied, say so santa rosa. we're going 70 degrees. there were 72 yesterday. all right over to salads. 8 30 in

the morning. what would you give the grade today on the commute? i would say a c plus yesterday was kind of a nef or anyway, it wasn't good today. c plus, maybe b minus, said there are slow downs. there's a new crashes. this might bring the grade down little bit westbound 5 88 coolidge. it was already slow there anyway. 5 80 13. the last few days have been very, very slow. and then on the peninsula , we have a crash that came in just a few minutes ago, sat down to 80 at westboro so coming out of daly city. heading down december. no don't miss that flight at sfo. if you're trying to get there, it's going to be a little bit tough getting down the saint bruno this morning. 8 31. let's go back to the desk. the people who were gunned down in half moon bay range in age from 38 to 73 years old. they were chinese and mexican immigrants to couples are among the dead. ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us more about those who died. flowers and candles. lina plaza in downtown

half moon bay, a testament to seven lives lost. i grew up in this community. and i just can't imagine. what the families are going through and rose. bennington was among many in half moon bay who stopped by to pay their respects don't deserve this and, um. i know the amount of stress it puts on the families now. two couples and three other victims were shot and killed allegedly by a disgruntled fellow farmworker at two mushroom farms. ktvu spoke to a family member of two brothers who worked at one of the farms. 38 year old jose ramiro perez is among the dead. he leaves behind a wife and four children in oaxaca, mexico. his younger brother, pedro romero, perez, was shot and wounded. he's the only survivor of the mass shooting and is still in the hospital. the brothers came to half moon bay about a year ago to work and live at the farm. mm relative of another farm worker who was shot and

killed came to the plaza to speak about her sister's brother in law, she says 50 year old marciano martinez jimenez was also from oaxaca but at work in half moon bay as a farm worker for the past 20 years. she said. she's sad because his parents had died before him. she said he was quiet and reserved. also killed were five chinese immigrants, including two couples just send lou 73 his wife, 74 year old i. xiangxiang were shot dead as well as chief cheng, who was 66 his wife, liu , who was 64 being 43 was also shot and killed. the victims were gunned down in two separate locations in half moon bay before the suspect turned up at a san mateo county sheriff's substation. they were just picking the mushrooms. and they're innocent. they only mourn even getting minimum wage the sheer magnitude of the tragedy almost too much to bear provide so much for us. i guess it just kind of like hits home a little bit. my dad and a lot of my uncles have been farmworkers, and it just it kind of sucks that like we can't even be safe.

families of the victims are working with chinese and mexican consulate to help make arrangements for proper burials in half moon bay, henry lee ktvu, fox two news now beyond half moon bay, other bay area communities coming together to honor the lives of the shooting . victims of vigil was held at wilmot chain park in the east oakland last night to remember people all over the state affected by recent mass shootings. despite these horrible tragedies, speakers at the gathering still see a spirit of connection and unity in their communities. my hope is that as we are recognizing the darkness and the trauma. that we're also using that to understand. and feel and recognize the light that can come from it. and now we stand in solidarity with that. many faith leaders who were also there, offering prayers and reading aloud the names of those whose lives were lost. oakland ap united a coalition of more than 25 groups organized the vigil. the state

of california is reaching out to people directly affected by those shootings and half moon bay and monterey park, the states now urging them to apply for help from the victim's compensation board helps to pay for funeral and burial costs, medical bills, mental health care and loss of income. yes pay after other insurance so we will come out and pay. we will pay for bills that victims have after their insurance is depleted, or perhaps they don't have insurance and then we're able to cover the costs up to $70,000. after the shooting in monterey park governor newsom said he met with the shooting victim was greatest concern was getting back to work to pay for his medical bills. the state, says an application center for help his lifelong in case victims and families need to use the service in the future. we have a link with more information about the victims compensation board at ktvu .com . under web links 35. now a new state law will track reports of harassment in public spaces. it requires the mineta transportation institute at san jose state university to set up a data collection tool to

collect information about harassment or hate speech that includes things like this unprovoked attack on woman onboard immunity bus in san francisco. there was growing concern about people being physically and verbally attacked in public spaces. the goal of this project is to develop a survey essentially that transit operators in california could use to collect information from all of their passengers so that we really understand how widespread is this problem and also? what kinds of you know harassment is occurring apeople better in the future. the bill was in response to the work of the group. stop ap i hate is asking for more money to clear out homeless encampments along roads and bridges, the agency says. the job is bigger than what it can currently handle in a pair of budget request, the agency is asking for more than $26 million to increase staffing. caltrans

says it's concerned about the safety of drivers and people living in the encampments. advocates for people who are homeless, argued the money would be better spent on services and affordable housing instead of evictions. franz is going to move people to wear and they're not providing any services. um so homeless people are just being moved around from one place to the other. caltrans says it received almost 9000 requests involving encampments in the past fiscal year and said with its current budget can only handle about 1000 year, 49ers will head to philadelphia to play the eagles on sunday for a spot in super bowl 57. the spotlight will be on brock purdy, the 23 year old rookie qb is the highest rated quarterback in the nfl since becoming the starter. he's seven and oh, but he knows the eagles defense will be his biggest challenge. this week is gonna be a great challenge with the front that you know, philadelphia has so in terms of the playoffs, going on the road for road games and obviously for philadelphia and

these kind of games all about communication, how can you operate smoothly in and out of the huddle? get the playoff in the right way. make sure everyone's on the same page. so it's definitely a big emphasis this week. so the niners have won 12 straight games going into this nfc championship game, but the eagles are 2.5 point favorites at home. and you can watch sunday's nfc championship game right here on channel to kick off at noon after the game . stick around for sports focus . we're celebrating bay area sports and athletes of every kind from the field, the court the rink and beyond time is 8 38. let's get outside in this glorious sunshine. steve paulson took a little trip around my neighborhood for the first time not wearing a jacket since i can't remember when. yesterday. it was certainly warm enough, wasn't it? i mean, temperatures were in the sixties to almost seventies should focus all right away here. it'll be another warm day. but for a few areas, the oakland berkeley hills the wind is just going bonkers 33 to 50 mph. it's been up to 54. diablo

46 lost tramples all east bay 38 46 50. the oakland hills went from 54 down to 39 other back up to 50 mph, and it looks like right around the berkeley botanical gardens. looks like it around 35. so if you're up there, you're like man hang on. sonoma mountain is now up to 30 mph not as bad in the santa cruz mountains. mount tamalpais has been coming down. there were about 35. now they're 26 mph so forecast for the 49ers and eagles looks good. it looks cloudy, but it does not look like rain or snow. if there's any rain, i think it'll be after the game and pretty mild for this time of year 52 cloudy, so i don't have any weather issues. at least nothing showing up last rain for us was january 19th. since then, we've had cold lows, but mild days and they're getting warmer and warmer yesterday, especially 65 to 75. covered most of the spread on the temps with sonoma county airport at a balmy 75, santa rosa, downtown 72 napa hayward, oakland in the low seventies sfo san rafael were closed in mountain view and redwood city. we're both at 68 degrees, and

that's santa rosa 72 tied a record going back to 1936 and sfo center record. the old mark was 68 2011. everything continues to march to the north. high pressures built in you knew it was overdue. i was going to happen. it's just a matter how long it will last here. there will be a weak system cold system but not much moisture. i'm dropping in on us on sunday, so called the mild to warm on the lows here. but it will be sunny for all today you can see the wind direction at 5000. ft is noticeably north northeast, mainly east northeast. and mount diablo, speaking of has been at 50 miles an hour most of the morning there now at 46 with the temperature of 43 degrees fifties on a lot of the temps. some of these have come down. there were sixties at one time, but we're running much warmer than 24 hours ago. 18 degrees warmer for concord and also santa rosa. double digits warmer because of that north northeast breeze. for many, that's a pretty strong area of high pressure. it'll hang around till at least probably saturday when it starts to break them. system on sunday will drop in. i don't think there's much going to be

much in the way of any rain, there'll be some serious snow, windy and colder looks to be the message for us. we'll have to wait about a week. i think from today before we see any ring. 60 seventies warm out there today. still okay friday, then big changes, mainly windy and cold are taking us into the weekend. you guys thank you. 8 41 left the advisory panel, leaving right now to discuss the future of the covid vaccine next on the nine talking live with a leading voice in the covid pandemic about the proposal of annual booster shots and where we stand now, as we're heading into 1/4 year of the covid pandemic. plus. well check this out. some east bay high school students will make their way to carnegie hall. believe it or not, but they're getting there hasn't been easy after the break the hard work that led up to the other day a hornets nest fell on my head.

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at the markets. the indexes were up for most of the morning as we take a live look at the dow dropping down a little bit at the south. our a little bit less than 10 points the s and p 500 hanging onto a little bit of a gain. but tesla helping the nasdaq and those tech stocks are up again today, nasdaq up more than half of a percent to 3 11,084. southwest though reports it lost $220 million in the fourth quarter following that meltdown of flights nationwide during the holidays, and that is expected to impact profits this quarter as well. nearly 17,000 southwest flights were canceled between december 21st and december 31st. the airline says the overall cost of that shutdown $800 million. an electric air taxi company is expanding its presence in san jose. according to the mercury news, archer aviation has leased an office and research building in north san jose. that's just about a half a mile away from

its current headquarters and is 86,000 square feet now, archer aviation has designed that a four passenger electric aircraft that can take off and land vertically it's designed to carry up to five people and take short. distance trips of about 20 miles. the company is hoping to begin distributing the aircraft in 2025, san jose's director of economic development , tells the mercury news that san jose was chosen because it is an ideal site for companies that are innovating and idea. and just like everything else, valentine's day will be more expensive this year. a new survey by the national retail federation shows americans plan to spend nearly $26 billion in total this year. more than half of the people surveyed say they expect to spend an average of $192 to celebrate the day. that's about $17 more than last year. the top gifts include your typical items. candy. cards and flowers, followed by a night on the town and jewelry. i'm pam cook. that's look at your

dollars and cents. thank you. if you go to san francisco, you might notice some heart shaped artwork across the city. it's part of the hearts in sf fundraiser for sf zuckerberg general hospital. the cultural heart sculptures are decorated with different themes like the san francisco skyline. and landmarks like the golden gate bridge, the palace of fine arts and the painted ladies. organizers say the sale of the hearts in the past have raised millions for the hospital. over the past 35 years we have raised about $245 million and. this annual event that has gone on since 2004 has raised over $34 million by selling these hearts and having our annual event the display included six large heart sculptures, eight tabletop heart sculptures and nine many heart sculptures will be auctioned off in just a few weeks. school students in livermore have earned the opportunity of a lifetime. livermore high schools

, chamber orchestra and symphonic band won a competition last year and have been invited to perform at carnegie hall in new york city. we spent a good amount of time at the end of the last school year. recording ourselves and submitting auditions. with pictures and bios and the whole nine yards and we're one of 12 groups nationwide to be accepted. the cost of taking all 25 musicians to new york is about $25,000, students say, because each musician is crucial to the ensemble. everyone goes or no one goes. we worked on this together, so if one person can't go, it's not fair that their hard work isn't displayed at carnegie hall when everyone else is there is a go fund me account raising money to ensure all students make the trip. at this point. it's raised $15,425 towards $25,000 goal would like to donate. we have a link to that page ktvu dot com. just look under web links, i will say as a proud graduate of granada high school, the rival there in

livermore. i am tempted to donate because 100% i support music in schools, and it's fine young musicians representing livermore, well, amazing, amazing thing for them to accomplish at such a young age, a story to tell anyone knows what that could lead to in their future. is as well. wow, amazing here. yes good on you for donating to the rival high school. yes you know how frugal i am. i will notice i'm looking right now. i see a $1000 donation. i see a $25 donations, so it's kind of one of these. whatever you give your getting them, their $1000 more area can do it. i mean, i mean, with the entire bay area can happen. yeah, i'm with you. i cheer for all my now that i'm out of high school cheer for all my rival high schools to you hear, that s i n s h i cheer for you too. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go to the richmond bridge. and let's go out and take a look at the richmond bridge. it looks like this commute has ended. traffic is doing very well on the golden gate bridge. it looks very good if you are driving to the toll plaza. still a crowd there. also this morning we still have a lot of slow traffic in the east bay. i have a

question for steve. and i hope that steve is listening this morning. the planes are coming in like they do when the terrain ng sfl planes are coming in. this way and the open plains are coming in this way. that's not typical. and i want to ask you, steve. is it because of the wind that those planes are coming in that way? yes, yes, absolutely. so for the oakland approach, it's over. what albany el cerrito, sal comes that way because of a strong north northeast breeze. yes that's my guess. lots of sunshine today. but man, the wind is just screaming up in the oakland berkeley hills up to 50 miles an hour. it's been there dropped down to about 49 ounce back up to 50 diablos around 50 elsewhere. it's not as bad but there'll still be a pretty good breeze up in the higher elevations. it'll be sunny for all today. and there it is. you can see that's a northeast breeze again. that's at 5000 ft. so it is really roaring coming in from land to sea and speaking of mount diablo, they've been up to around 54 mph. so is the oakland berkeley hills. but now it's at 46 mph. but still, it's

been up there, kicking up its heels all fifties now in the temps hero for the livermore 48, but most are in the fifties. 59 berkeley, san francisco, oakland circling the wagons there, and we are running noticeably warmer than 24 hours ago. 18 degrees warmer at concord airport. also at santa rosa, double digits warmer for many because of this east northeast breeze something we're very familiar with this high pressure. although it