>> that was his father daniel johnson is doing the singing an posting the video. he noted proof that god is faithful. that iuss it for us tonight. don't forget to set your dvr so you stay connected with "the ankle." it is america now and forever, greg gutfeld takes it all from here. ♪ ♪ >> a fox news alert, seven people were dead and another adventure after a mass shooting two separate locations outside of san francisco. it is the second massacre to rock the golden state in the past few days. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. >> todd: the suspect in custody and the victims all chinese american farmworkers who work with the alleged gunman. brooke singman joins us live with the details, brooke. >> that is right, guys seven

dead and one person critically injured following the shooting. the authorities arrested 67 year old in connection with the shooting. take a look at the moment the officers took him down in the parking lot at the half moon bay sheriff's office. he turned himself in after allegedly opening fire into different locations. the police say he traveled to mushroom farm where he opened fire killing four people and then went to a second location d killed three others here are the authorities say the victims were likely his coworkers. the board of supervisors said he was a disgruntled employee according to the locations he shot up. >> we would like to start by offering my heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims. >> this kind of shooting is horrific. it is a tragedy that we hear about far too often.

today, it has hit home. speak of the shooting happened just two days after 11 people were killed at monterey park an eight hour drive between the two locations and we learn about the 26-year-old hero to step in to take down this armed suspect, huu can tran after he traveled to a second location. he is recounting the terrifying moment he was standing in a lobby of a dance studio and saw the gunmen enter the building. >> that is when i turned around and saw there was an asian man holding a gun and i realized i needed to get the weapon away from him and take this weapon, disarm him or us, everybody would have died. i got the courage and lunged at him. i grabbed the weapon and we had a struggle. we struggled into the lobby, trying to get this gone away from each other. he was hitting me across the

face, smashing the back of my head. i was trying to separate the gun away from him to create distance. finally, at one point, i was able to pull the gun away from him. >> the suspect eventually took off running out the door and left in his van. four more victims from saturday shooting have not been identified and reflected the loss of her aunt and i will remember her as a bright light. >> amy is a kindhearted person, really kind, genuine, friendly. she is really cheerful and she has her family's biggest cheerleader, mediator, and she has everything that our family needed. >> authorities say another monterey park victim died in the hospital as a result of injuries. the number of people killed now 11. >> the 26-year-old is amazing. i was reading the family owns the dance hall where the shooting would have taken place

had he not intervened. when he saw the 72-year-old with a gun, he felt like he was going to die so he knew he had to do something. he stepped up in the police called him a hero and they are certainly right about that. >> todd: broke, thank you. a california with the strictest gun laws in the country but gavin newsom calling for more gun control, and of course attacking the second amendment. listen. >> nothing about this is surprising. everything about this is infuriating. >> california has the strictest gun laws in the u.s. >> a suicide pact. >> they are lawful gun owners. >> i have great respect. reasonably responsible -- [indistinct] how did he get a gun that was legal? >> you have to enforce laws and it doesn't mean you give up.

>> i wonder if the security personnel surrounded him making those remarks. it turns out the governor spends a lot of money on security. last year for chp california highway patrol spent $132,000 protecting the gun owner and that is only chp detail. one would assume there is other security forces in place protecting the governor. the lieutenant governor spent seven figures on his security detail. now to new york where four iranian buses from the big apple for texas bus to the big apple from texas for stealing $20,000 in merchandise. carley: four our freemen thanks to the bail laws pure jackie ibanez with the details, jackie. >> todd and carley, the four migrants are back on the street like you said, carl e. they were arrested with grand larceny for the $12,000 heist on long island january 9th. and now the county police say they came to new york on a bus

from texas and held overnight before being released on bail just one day after the arrest. this comes as chase begins closing some of the 24-hour atms in new york citing "the rise in crime and vacancy. they took similar actions in the summer when the growing number of homeless new yorkers began sleeping and using the bathroom and atm lobbies. mayor eric adam says his city needs to be safer, but to offer a solution to combat the crisis. >> people don't want to walk into the atm and see someone. see someone screaming and yelling. i don't want my atms closing down. i don't want people leaving our city. we have to create an environment that people are safe and they feel safe. >> i've seen some of these atms appear they are filthy. chase has a small portion of the atm lobbies will close after regular business hours.

carley and todd. >> carley: jackie, thank you so much. don't direct your anger at chase but to the city where the crime is running rapid. and check you just reported four migrants who enter the country illegally. that is one strike against them. then they come to new york, steal $12,000 worth of merchandise, and are released from prison for the next day. what are we doing? what crime do you have to commit now to be held in jail? >> todd: the big reporter issue, this was bound to happen, likely being reported for every mother truck crossing the border to get a better life, they were criminals. that is the reality of the situation. >> carley: possibly terror suspects, too. >> todd: good point. they were pulled over driving a bmw. the amount of stuff that was stolen, $12,000 of goods because they were not stealing but stealing these goods to sew on the black market which funnels money to terrorist and the like.

as for the atms, you and i commute in the early hours and we see as we drive in atms being used as homeless shelters and mayor eric adams was discussing but again the anger should be directed not at chase but at the city. we need to put a stop to this. where are the cops in front of atms? they should be on every street corner in the middle of the night but they are not. >> carley: adam klotz, the meteorologist who you know and love, he was watching a football game with friends and he took the subway at around one-third in the morning. we were talking about this yesterday. he was attacked by a group of teenagers on the subway. look at his eyes. his ribs are bruised. he says his knee is the size of a baseball. he is worried about his knee as well. he details a lot of what happened to him on tucker carlson and this is what he had to say. >> i would say like seven teens, one started to light up a joint

paired with the later still in his hands, put a live waiter in an elderly man's hair. it blew up like a matchbook and his entire head was on fire. i was sitting right there watching and you guys, you can't do that. they just did not want to be told what they could or could not do. suddenly, the focus was on me. you've got a problem or? yeah, you can't do that. he said, "try to stop me." it was a group of seven guys. i caught a pretty good left and put my head back into the wall. another guy to my right, again, it no one else said anything, hey, you should get off the car. actually i move to another car on the train at a stop. move to another car and we go another stop and i think it is over. this whole group comes and gang rushes me and jumps on me and starts beating me, kicking me. i hear put him to sleep, put him to sleep, put him to sleep. their goal was to knock me out.

and then i just covered my hand because once you are unconscious who knows what will happen. >> carley: there is good news this morning, i guess. the police are looking for the teenagers who did this. and we release this photo of the suspect wanted in connection of the attack against adam. there were three that were arrested that night on the spot. two are 15, one was a 17-year-old. all released to their parents within hours. >> todd: for picture use on the screen was the fourth suspect they were seeking. but to your point, okay, what is going to happen? they will arrest them and put them in jail 13 seconds and release them? >> carley: it is interesting they are releasing the photos if they are just going to release the suspects. adam said it was his understanding he has to file a complaint with the city for any sort of ramification with the police. >> todd: think about that, that should not be a burden on him the victim has to process. it should be automatic not just in new york city but the

country. if you commit a crime, all of the 80s will prosecute you for that crime, not the victim. adam is going to make his decision. i don't think this will have a chilling effect on adam one way or another. what if you are not adam? what if a 22-year-old, like my daughter if this happens to her. this is going to be a chilling effect for her. she will not want to press charges for the fear that these people come back after her. >> carley: i thought about that too. and you think about this a different way. >> todd: for attitude adam and i talked about this with my wife, there was no way the attitude that adam had such a good-natured guy. he will not let that stop him but he did the right thing and paid the price for it. >> carley: yesterday on "the new york post," there was a picture of adam at the bottom of the page, george soros on top aweturn to him the visionary, ad his vision is becoming a reality.

reports show he has helped the campaign and leaves 75 district attorneys throughout the united states. these das represent 72 million citizens and one in five americans. the sources spent $40 million in direct spending over the past decade to elect prosecutors with various shell organizations to execute his bidding. >> todd: map hello moat the man behind the curtain inside the secret network of george soros and joins us now. george soros the most dangerous man in america and i want to be clear, it is not adam klotz but george soros. matt, walk us through the money trail that you found linking george soros to these very, very far left d.a.s? >> right, the thing about george soros, it is ironic that us pointing out any money he spent his sort of chalked up as a conspiracy theory. but george soros with his donations on all of his monies

is public so it is easy to trace. george soros has been involved in politics for decades. the silver lining is he spent tens of millions in elections he has mostly lost. but over the last decade more than 90% success rate in getting the d.a.s elected. i hate to use brilliance for soros but one of the brilliant things he realized is you want to get policy reform done with law and order and this case degrading it, going through ada, you don't have to go through state legislature or a mayor about back someone with millions of dollars that will do what you want. and that is what he's done across the nation and largely interchangeable with the crazy policies. they seem to see criminals as in any situation and they support the defund the police movement and a one-two punch in 2020 where we have not enforcing the law but also support cutting the

police. one sort of underreported fact, i think, in 2020 is that even before the defund the police movement resulted in a single police officer losing their job, the u.s. employed about 30% fewer cops per capita in the world average. so cutting the top of the world average and the consequences were impossible to ignore. it is seldom the case a policy can blow up in your face this quickly. in 2020, while there was an issue in crime increased, the announcing of soros jurisdiction near doubling. and there were some crimes, you know, the lack of enforcement changed how we would reported. so crime sky rocketed in the crime is reliable. and you can walk into cvs, still $100 and walk out. >> carley: real quickly before we let you go, i want to ask what do you think is motivating george soros to fund his money the way he does? do you think he is actually a believer in the liberal causes

or is it something else? >> that is the thing, there is a sort of santa claus bernie sanders type but i think i cannot find the theory for why anyone would think these policies work. i hate to give the lazy answer but that the guy is evil, but there is no moralistic spin on this. maybe he sees benefiting chaos. >> todd: joe rogan called him like a batman villain. if you do the research and the reason why he's doing this, the batman fill-in is scary and weird but that is 2023 and george soros. >> carley: thank you for joining us, thank you for joining us. new billboards in washington with this message to presi president biden, "please help my son escape addiction like you did hunter appear the mother is here to share her story next. >> todd: did you see this? the coast guard intercepting 400

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>> todd: in the meantime, parents with kids battling drug addition action sending to biden stop running drug sites and help children escape addiction the way you helped your son hunter. by rolling out billboards on your screen and across washington, d.c. jackie berlin the cofounder of mothers against drug deaths is the feast of that billboard campaign. jackie, why did you feel you had no choice but to create this billboard campaign? >> honestly, i've been struggling to get my son help. he is a fentanyl attic on the streets of san francisco. unfortunately, we do not have rediscovery services built out in san francisco. as i'm learning in other parts of the country to make it easy for people to get into recovery treatment, it is really frustrating to see that there is

a disparity between people who have money and don't have money or whether or not they can get treatment for their loved ones or addiction. >> todd: it seems the default from the cities and states are to feed addiction through these shoot up centers for lack of a better phrase. why isn't treatment the automatic default? >> it is really frustrating to me. i don't know why it's not the automatic default. it really needs to be. i feel like we are putting the cart before the horse. these -- we need recovery solutions. what we are doing is addiction maintenance instead of recovery. and my son is in a position where he is feeling really trapped in his addiction. he looks at me and he tells me he doesn't know how he's going to get out of this. and i try to find services to

help him. and unfortunately, even i am having difficulty finding those services. there is a limited number of beds and far more people that need them and the treatment centers. there was also not many detox beds. >> todd: i can imagine how heartbreaking that must be as a mother. and let's go back to the billboard for a moment here. basically, it says, "please help my son escape addiction the way you did hunter." appointing hunter biden did go to rehab and to get clean. obviously, we talk about hunter involving documents and marie's mama and all that stuff there is an underlying notion he did getn and presumably he is no longer addicted to cocaine, to all the other things he was addicted to. so the overall point for these

billboards, carley, shouldn't joe biden push for the same recovery for all americans and not just his son? you would think that would be, again, like jacqui said the default. so many cities in the country are sagging, "we don't want to get recovery as the default but we want to give them these avenues to shoot up easier and take drugs easier to become more addicted to the stuff that has gotten them in trouble. >> carley: jacqui, we are working on getting it back up but shocking to hear a mom say about her son and the bravery she is showing the desperation that she is showing as well. and just really propose what is going on in the streets across the country. we have identified the leading cause of death among young people and it is fentanyl. and silence from the biden administration. hunter aside, we think about what is going on at the southern border and this drug pouring in from mexico and from china.

and they are just being absolutely nothing being done to prevent this or stop this. it is so sad in such an absence appear at something that quota, should very much be addressed. >> todd: we have jacqui back and i hope you heard what carley said focusing on the southern border. based on the track record on drugs, fentanyl literally streaming across the southern border. him doing nothing about it. how competent can you beat that he will do the right thing? look at your billboard and do something for the nation and of course, for your son? >> i'm absolutely hoping that he has a parent who has a son who has struggled with addiction, that he will see what needs to be done in this situation. and it is absolutely to stop the drugs pouring over the border as well as getting recovery oriented systems of care in

place and not safe for consumption sides. not encouraging drug addiction among the citizens of the united states. including my son and others. >> todd: jacqui and a world where supervised drug sites really gain a lot of traction, will your son ever be able to get clean? >> not if they continue to open and encourage and enable addiction, he won't. he wants to get well. he tells me he wants to get well, but in the position he is in right now, he doesn't see how that can happen. and honestly, i don't see it either. >> todd: jacqui, your strength is beyond measure. to come on national tv and talk about something that has to be extremely tough for you. you do it for one reason and one reason alone, the vision for

your son. we do it for our kids and you are doing that right here. >> absolutely. >> todd: i hope the president pays attention. jacqui berlinn, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> todd: democrats not happy adam schiff and eric swalwell are being booted from the intel committee. they want him to stay but will mccarthy cave? the latest on that situation. >> carley: that's right. california wing a brand-new text that would apply to the people who left the state. tomi lahren moved out because of democrat overreach like this, and she will be here live to respond. >> todd: you looked at me. ♪ ♪

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wilmington, delaware, home. now joining us live from washington with the latest, alex, good morning. >> good morning carley and todd, this impacts the pursuit for a second term and peter doocy brought this up at the white house yesterday. listen to this. >> president biden still intending to run for reelection in 2024? >> i will repeat what the president said after midterm election, which is he intends to run. >> is there fbi agents that search their sock drawer? >> it sounds like you already know the answer to the question. >> that is a tough be there. the week of the classified material found on friday making the third the president's wilmington residence, two letter sent by republican senate yesterday so the house oversight committee james comer wrote this to the secret service, "given the white house lack of transparency regarding president biden's logs, they seek information from the secret service regarding who had access to his own since serving

as vice president." ron johnson and chuck grassley reaching out to national archive seeking how the reform of classified documents back in early november expressing here that as it is cold in the white house has made unresponsive inquiries regarding the biden failed dealings. on july 30, 2021 and june 28th, 2022, we asked the white house about joe biden's use of nongovernment business and transmission of government information to his son, hunter biden, and compliance with federal record lows. today the white house has failed to respond to the request. here is another take. >> it is just a pile of incompetents on top of incompetence on top of sloppiness on top of your responsibility. to use biden's word so happy to be throwing rocks at donald trump and saying how irresponsible it is committed is a little bit amazing that every day they find more and more classified documents and it

makes you wonder where it is coming ne next. >> yesterday peter doocy also asked the white house very plainly if the president is involved in a cover-up. karine jean-pierre said the president takes the soul seriously and his team has been cooperative, carley and todd. >> carley: i have heard that line many, many times before, alex, thank you very much. jesse watters has this take on the controversy, watch this. >> white has sent the fbi classified documents with the laptop? connect the dots and fbi is not just looking at biden properties. cbs reports they will be looking into places linked to biden, linked. he has been linked to pretty much everywhere. university of delaware, corn pops pool, the feds could run up a heavy black male op. by the time this is over, they will know everything about the big guy where he has been, at this point, hunter is starting

to look like the smart one. >> todd: we've been talking about corn pop on this program for years. b democrat house minority leader calling out kevin mccarthy to reappoint congressman eric swalwell and adam schiff back to the intel committee. this comes after mccarthy says he plans to block all democrats citing eric swalwell ties to chinese spy among other reasons. both democrats say this is all political payback. >> this is kevin mccarthy's promise to marjorie taylor greene in order to earn their vote. he will bring payback because she was properly removed from her committee. >> mccarthy looks like the old mccarthy. an individual who would abuse their political power to exact political vengeance. and in my case, he is doing it under a fig leaf of false claims. >> todd: false claims? eric swalwell with a chinese spy christine fang back in 2014.

but claims to my claims to cut off all contact when he learned of her wrongdoing. adam schiff's right to a degree, this has to do with marjorie taylor greene. the democrat started this trend of kicking people off of committees because in their case, they didn't like her. but in this case, there is actual legitimate reasons that somebody with these kinds of ties, eric swalwell's case to a chinese spy, on the contrary and axios reported on this, the fact this is a real thing and not some hack scheme to hurt democrats shows how off-base both of those two gentlemen are. >> carley: democrats are the legitimate reason to kick marjorie green taylor off in 2021. when that happened, the republican said if you do this there will be political payback. that is what is happening now. now, kevin mccarthy wants to kick, obviously adam schiff and eric swalwell off of the committees.

every committee has different rules and so when it comes to ilhan omar on the foreign affairs committee that will have to go to the floor for a vote. more to come on this front. >> todd: of the picture here it begs to question whether they want to be tough on china at all. i look at what happened with eric swalwell and i question exactly what kevin mccarthy said. this person would not get a security clearance in the private sector. so why should i facilitate him getting one in the public sphere, in the government's fear? it raises an interesting question. >> carley: when it comes to china, i think the best news is bipartisan vote to create the china committee to investigate what is going on in china and take train a lot more seriously. so good is there. but you are right eric swalwell, mccarthy doesn't want to have on the house until committee because of his relationship with alleged chinese spy. when it comes to adam schiff, he

was the chairman of the intel committee, which means he had access to a lot of classified information. during the trump russia investigation and telling the media and the american people there is evidence of a link between trump and russia, people took that out seriously and it turned out not to be true. >> todd: he didn't recognize the information but weaponize lies have that information. so somebody like that shouldn't be in a high-performance. >> carley: when it comes to comes to ilhan omar come always remember she described 9/11 terrorist as some people who did something. >> todd: they did something. we will have more when we speak with south carolina congressman nancy mace coming up in the next hour. >> carley: in the meantime, listen to this, 277 reported homicides in new orleans in 2022 with the city reporting murder as the leading cause of death among its children. but watch the mayor latoya cantrell says. are the reasons for the sky-high

homicide rate. >> one, dealing with covid-19, violence, everybody has guns. the ability or lack of ability to resolve a conflict without pulling a gun. everybody needs to be held accountable. that is how the folks take a holistic approach in the city of new orleans. definitely seeing a decline moving in the right direction. >> carley: member of the latoya campaign and the attorney joins us now. laura, good morning to us. what do you think of the mayor's answer? is covid and guns the cause of crime? >> covid is the most ridiculous answer. we don't think -- we don't seek covid causing people to carjack a murder people in the city. so, to blame the murder capital of the country and the world, really, on covid is just a slap in the face of new orleans.

and honestly, i don't think anybody took that seriously. there is certainly not a decline in crime happening in new orleans or 500 cars stolen since the first of the year averaging's twentysomething cars a day being stolen. and certainly we can't blame that on covid anymore. it is ridiculous to think that the covid pandemic is still has anything to do with crime in the city. >> carley: the light that stood out in the interview, "everybody needs to be held accountable." what about her? she is a leader in the city. >> absolutely right. where has she been and what has she done? she has been an investigation after investigation and certainly under federal investigation right now. she simply has been asked from the scene as the city unravels. there has been lack of accountability from her. we see the lack of district attorney holding people accountable for crimes. a recent statistic came out over

65% of violent crimes in the city result in either a misdemeanor or dismissal appearance of the most recent city council meeting, we actuale parents coming in begging city leaders to hold that her children accountable, children who are committing crimes. essentially stating, "listen, you keep slapping the juveniles on the wrist and they are out of control. you are accountable to what is happening in the city. where are you? we can't do this alone." >> carley: ice although statements from the parents, who is saying my daughter is committing crimes and i've gone to the police but she gets a slap on the wrist and there was nothing i can do about it. please help me save my daughter. stunning comment there from that woman. how is the recall campaign going? the mayor addressed it on "face the nation" and didn't seem too concerned. >> you know, the recall effort is still moving along. she seems to think because she was reelected that people are fine with the job she is doing.

that is simply that really, our numbers are starting to decline rapidly right after her reelection. and we face no opposition in the election. i think people are at their wits' end. when you have people coming and asking for consequences for their children, that should be a giant red flag. when people are coming to the city council meetings, screaming in the streets that there is no hope for their children, children are being murdered, that was the number one cause of death for children in the city. i mean, enough is enough. the city has had enough. i think she has nothing else to say but that she is doing a great job and crime is on the decline. but the math does not add up for her. >> carley: laura rodrigue, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> carley: absolutely. take a look at this, a high-speed chase ends in chaos on a speedway. and we will tell you who is behind the wheel. >> todd: it turns out most of

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♪ ♪ speed to take a look at the spirit of wild video shows a moment a carjacking ends with a suspect crashing on a virginia highway yesterday. the play say this was the second part of the suspect stole that day. he reportedly first made off in a honda back to washington, d.c., and fairfax and ditched it for the chevy tahoe you see on the screen. the suspect is now in custody with charges pending. we are learning many of the suspects with atlanta anti-police riots are reportedly pampered and privileged children. who don't even live in georgia! >> todd: the suspect was born and raised in a wealthy suburb outside of portland. ferguson is happy about this. an award-winning clarinet player with a prestigious education and award-winning smile. the at-large chair of, wait for it, al gore's climate reality project and frances carroll

lived in his parents multimillion dollar mansion indeed before his arrest in atlanta. >> carley: and thrilled. the cofounder joins us now. janelle, good morning to you. we are talking about the most privileged people in america fighting against the country if they so greatly benefited from. >> yeah, and i'm still trying to figure out exactly what are they fighting against? what this is what happens when you take young people who are being bred into this whole notion of white guilt and bleeding heart around issues that they have nothing to do with and nowhere around. they were no where around when it actually took place. this is what happens when you take these type of kids and you tell them there is such a thing as good a trouble that they can get into peer's and they feel like they can come into other cities and destroy the cities, destroy small businesses with the sake of whatever they want to call it, whether good trouble, we will see what that

is or have a mission. i don't know what it is, a major issue but as republicans we have seen this and we are a little frustrated and tired of being the one side speaking out against it. i am happy to see that the mayor, mayor dickens is actually putting this on the forefront and that he is standing firm against these types of ads and behavior. that is why when he was elected, the first thing i said is i need him to be mayor dickens and not dray because you have to represent the entire city. i did see that when he was speaking out in the press conference. >> todd: florida governor brown decent his defending to reject ap american african studies with florida schools after the white house called the move and comprehensible. take a listen to the governor. >> this course on black history, what is one of the lessons about? queer theory and who would say

an important part of black history is queer theory? that is someone pushing an agenda on our kids. >> todd: is he right, janelle? >> 100% pure these concepts banning them is the right thing to do. when i think about the black community, the black community is nonsupported. the lgbqt have what i have said, they have hijacked our mission and hijacked the george soros movement and a lot of things the black community has put forward an has shown how it operated as a trojan horse during this time. i think that is what is happening right now. i'm not happy about the messaging, but i'm most excited about the fact that we have someone standing face-to-face with this. i want to see more people do this. you have to hit it head on. there is no room for negotiation when it comes to this behavior. when i think about what is

happening and even the trans community a friend of mine posted in the trans community come aretha franklin, the song "natural woman" that is completely opposite of the black community and you can't cancel aretha. when you look at what it is, governor desantis so it as a trojan horse and called it out. >> todd: fortunately we have learned the aretha franklin story was satire. and people just jumped on and realized the fact that they would even be in these hedges have state governor. >> carley: may be florida can replace with something not so political? >> absolutely. you know what, i wish i could say the satire is something that we are -- that we shouldn't consider. but there is so many foolish statements coming out one thing after another. so i want to present that we should, i am an advocate for teaching accurate history. what i mean by that is, let's tell it from the beginning to

the end. let's not tell people, especially the black community you started with slavery and ending with jim crow. that is not true. let's talk about reconstruction. let's talk about booker t. washington. there were so many things we can teach. >> todd: it is a rich history that does not involve queer studies. don't go anywhere. jam-packed hour on deck. >> carley: nancy mace, joe concha, tomi lahren all live on "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪

>> todd: a fox news alert, seven people dead, another injured after a mass in half moon bay, second massacre to rock the golden state in the past few days. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the victims were chinese american farm workers who worked with the gunman. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: seven dead and one critically injured following a shooting in half moon bay. authorities arrested chunli zhao. chunli zhao turned