>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: a deadly mass shakes the bay area. the 30 california in two days. seven people are dead in half moon day -- in half moon bay. reggie: the suspected shooter now in custody hours after leaving a deadly trail of destruction. kumasi: investigators combing evidence to figure out what led to this latest wave of violence. we want to update you on the latest on the deadly shooting in half moon bay. reggie: seven people have died after a gunman opened fire at two separate scenes. theouaimuroom farm and concorde farms. foemhildrewere among the witnese shooting. one victim is still in critical condition. the accused gunman is still in custody.

the sheriff says he lives in half moon bay. the sheriff says the who was identified as 67-year-old chunli's out -- li zhao. it is believed he was acting alone. we have live team coverage this morning beginning with jobina to look at the timeline. jobina: there were three key locations in half moon bay where this horrific shooting took place. the scene of the first shooting was a mushroom farm on highway 92. the second scene was a mushroom farm on highway one and the suspect was taken into custody at the sheriff's substation. deputies were called to the first scene at 2:22 yesterday afternoon. they found four people dead and one critically injured at mountain mushroom farm shortly after they found three people shot to death at nearby concorde

farms. investigators had identified a suspect and the search was on. at 4:40 suspect sitting in his car at the parking lot of the sheriff's office. they said they found a gun inside his car. >> i would also like to commend the deputy sheriffs for safely taking the suspect into custody. jobina: wasthe suspected gunman was taken into custody. you can see him there in a redshirt. he was inside a maroon suv. police say they believe he acted alone and there is no further threat to the community. kumasi: we are hearing about how close this agricultural community is. many getting painful news about their family or friends. gloria rodriguez is live mountain mushroom farm with more

on that part of the story. gloria: as somebody who lives here on the san mateo coast i can tell you that is so true that this community is very tightknit. i was getting a lot of text messages as this was happening from people hearing about what was going on and people telling each other to stay safe and now everybody associate can up by what happened. -- everybody is so shaken up i what happened. they did take down some of the crime tape so we were able to get closer but there is crime tape in front of the mushroom farm where this happened. this is where police found four people dead, one person critically injured, and not far from here they found another three people shot to death at concorde farms. we have footage we want to show you. a center has been set up at the ids home in half moon bay. we understand some families who

live at the farms were displaced by the shooting. some were staying at the home. half moon bay residents collected food and blankets for the family and the children displaced by the mass shooting. >> i walked to my boss office at 4:00 and i said there are four people dead in my town and i have to go. the farmworkers have a rough life as it is in this is terrible. >> there is a lot of sadness, there is grief. it affects me because i have four boys and i cannot imagine what those kids witnessed today. gloria: volunteers say families could be there for the next two days and they are still gathering items for those affected and residents say so many in this community were already affected by the recent floods. some were displaced because their homes were flooded. a lot of people were without

power for days and now this is going on in this small community. i was here yesterday as well. i saw there were a lot of farmworkers who are out there. they were keeping them here as they were questioning them. i saw children out here yesterday. somebody did say there were children on the scene when this happened. so tragic. gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. reggie: concorde farms put out a statement saying "with a little information available to us at the moment our comments are limited. we think the outpouring of thoughts and support from the community. we think law enforcement for their swift response and actions." they go on to say "with no past knowledge we are shook and very eager to gain more information. our hearts are with the and their families and the chinese-american community from

half moon bay to monterey park." half moon bay is relatively small coastal community. there is just over 11,000 people who live there. half moon bay is just under 30 miles south of san francisco in western san mateo county. one of the things the city is known for is its annual pumpkin festival, which brings people to the bay area across the country. kumasi: family members are telling us some of the relatives are among the victims. lena howland joining us live from the sheriff's substation with more on this. lena: we are at the sheriff substation only feet away from where that suspect was originally taken into custody yesterday evening. we also know there are seven families in this tightknit community waking up without their loved ones. their lives forever changed after yesterday's tragedy. at concorde farms yesterday we

met carlos martinez, who told us his uncle works there where three people were shot been killed only hours earlier. throughout the evening martinez and others arriving at the location, attempting to piece together what answers they could , but his repeated calls to his uncle went unanswered. >> my dad got a call saying mushroom farm got shot up by someone and he basically left us, drove over here, and then my mom gets a call from my dad, he is crying, sank my brother is in there, he has not been answering his calls. we are just worried because he is not answering his calls or anything like that and they're not letting anyone in or out. they're also not telling us who the deceased are. lena:

interview with him he says workers from the farm confirmed to the family that his uncle was one of the people shot and killed at the scene. martinez is identifying his uncle as a man named marciano martinez who at work was known as martin. the names of the other six victims have not been released. that information will come from the corners office in time. we are standing by the sheriff's office substation for when they are prepared to give their next update, hopefully sometime this morning as we work to learn more information about what happened here. lena howland come abc 7 news. kumasi: we were sending push alerts constantly to you as the manhunt was happening live. you can stay in the know by downloading the abc 7 bay area app for your phone and your tablet and make sure you enable push notifications. drew: looking at temperatures

right now. along the coast we are in the 50's but we have cold spots in our valleys. coming in in the 30's. it is a clear picture from the exploratorium camera and here is how your day looked. a lot of sunshine on the way. less wind than we had yesterday. we go to the upper 50's to lower 60's later on today. 59 in the city. 62 in san jose. 58 in concorde. above average for this time of year. we have a hazard statement in effect through this evening where we have a bit of an active ocean current where we have increased risk of waves and strong rip currents. take a look at the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. kumasi: more violence in the bay area. multiple people shot at a gas station in oakland. reggie: then oakland's top cop

drew: beautiful outside this morning. clear skies, calm conditions. less wind it spots this morning but we have a gradual warming trend over the next few days. we will bar i on the weekend. it is cloudier and much cooler. high pressure is in control off our coast line. that is blocking any storms from getting into california and creating the mild weather pattern. for another afternoon we go into the upper 50's to lower 60's and then tonight we will have a breeze in our hills, especially the north bay and the east bay. otherwise our coldest spots dipping back down into the 30's.

a look at that forecast in about eight minutes plus a check of traffic. jobina: we have an important note to mention about east trade number one. 20 to 30 minutes behind schedule because they are waiting on inspection between pleasanton and fremont. we know this is an area impacted by the mudslides that prevented that trade service last week and then it resumed yesterday. we will keep an ion that and hopefully everything is ok. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 5:37. we have a wind advisory. slow traffic of your traveling westbound. a wind advisory also issued for the bay bridge and the antioch bridge. kumasi: president biden releasing a new statement about the shooting overnight in half moon bay. what he is calling for. what he is calling for. everyth ab cen

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vepeople died and c.. mn deputies are dispatched to san mateo road where they found four people shot dead and another hurt. shortly after authorities found three more people dead at a second scene. the suspect is in custody. deputies have not announced a motive but sources tell abc 7 all of the victims were his coworkers. deputies believe he acted alone and there is no threat to the community. governor newsom is reacting to the shooting, expressing his frustration over another mass shooting happening in california. in a tweet the governor wrote "at the hospital meeting with victims of a mass shooting when

i get pulled away to be briefed about another shooting, this time in half moon bay. tragedy upon tragedy." the governor is talking about this weekend's lunar new year shooting in monterey park where 11 people were killed. president biden released this statement. "i have directed my ministration torture local authorities and the broader half moon bay community they have the full support of the federal government in the wake of this heinous attack." reggie: multiple gunshot victims are recovering this morning after a shooting at an oakland gas station where one person was killed. police are investigating the shooting at this valero gas station in east oakland. there were no victims at the scene but they found several shell casings. the victim self transported to area hospitals. we do not know about their condition. u.s. district judge will hold a hearing on the federal oversight

of the oakland police department following allegations of officer misconduct last week. the report prompted oakland's mayor to put the police chief on administrative leave. yesterday armstrong spoke about the allegations and demanded he be immediately reinstated. he claims he took appropriate action after an officer was accused of having a car crash which ripped the bumper off a neighbor's car and fired a gun inside police headquarters. >> i placed that officer on administrative leave as result of that but neither the department nor myself as chief of police ever had the opportunity to participate in the investigative or disciplinary process because it was adopted by the federal monitor who took the investigation out of my hands so he could handle it himself. reggie: the oakland police department has been under federal oversight for 20 years. armstrong and his attorney claimed the federal monitor took over their investigation as part of an effort to extend the

oversight set to end in may. the mayor will decide if armstrong is reinstated. kumasi: in san francisco a supervisor is sounding the alarm over what he is calling a catastrophic staffing shortage at the city's police department. during a board meeting the supervisor is expected to submit a proposal today to remedy the issue. it calls to match any recruitment bonus offered by another law enforcement department in northern california. san francisco currently offers a $5,000 signing bonus for officers from another department but there are none for new recruits. dorsey's resolution will develop a plan for reaching a recommended police staffing number of 2200 officers within fo we take y ia sharp picture. it is breezy as you go up in elevation. you can see diablo is gusting to 44.

along the coast we have winds gusting at 25 miles an hour. as you go towards the surface it is not as breezy. nowhere near as wind time yesterday. the wind in our hills is creating a wide range of temperatures as the wind rolls down the hillside of san mateo county. you can see we are at 52 in half moon bay. where it has been calm in our shelter valley's, it is much colder this morning. here is the future whether. as we go hour-by-hour expect a lot of sunshine. warming nicely by 11:00. we do expect more 60's to pop up later on today. very similar to yesterday. 59 in the city. 60 for half moon bay. 62 in san jose. 59 in fairfield. we will keep the breeze in our hills later on tonight.

near the surface the wind is calm but temperatures 30's in our coldest spot. seo 50egrees thected to pick up again in our hills early tomorrow morning. here is the seven-day forecast. dry and warm through midweek and then the weekend we are cooler and a chance for light rain to finish out the weekend on sunday. reggie: now we turn to ginger z ee with a look at what is happening on gma. ginger: good morning. great to be with both of you. we are all over that mass shooting right by you all come at least seven people killed. we have the suspect in custody just days after the rampage in monterey park. the latest as the death toll is rising. in a first look at amazon's new announcement offering unlimited prescription medication.

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drew: we will take it to sutro tower showing you the beautiful golden gate bridge. the day planner similar to yesterday. it's that bright sunshine. we will get up into the upper 50's and lower 60's. be aware along the coastline we have a beach hazard statement in effect through the evening. active ocean current means an increased risk of waves and strong rip currents the next 12 hours. reggie: in ohio the family of a college student who died in a hazing incident has reached a big settlement with the school. the family got a nearly $3

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: trying to make sense of this latest shooting. seven dead in half moon bay. the third kumasi: president to reintroduce of federal assault weapons ban in the wake of this and other tragedies across the country. reggie: other lawmakers weighing in on ways to stop the violence as the u.s. has already seen more mass shooting than we have had days of the year. kumasi: it is tuesday, january 24. reggie: we are tracking the news of the shooting santos kovar in half moon bay. -- news of the shootings at two farms in half moon bay. here is what we know. seven people have died after the

suspected gunman shot people on both farms. one person is still in the hospital in critical condition. the suspect taken into custody at the half moon bay sheriff's office substation. a rivet tragedy officials never would have guessed -- a horrific tragedy officials never would have guessed would have happened. >> there were four workers on scene. there were children at the incident. reggie: the sheriffs office still putting together a motive and exactly what happened at both of these farms. kumasi: we are covering all angles of the story. we start with lena howland live outside the sheriff substation with more on the investigation. lena: we are live outside of the sheriff substation just feet away from where the suspect was originally taken into custody yesterday afternoon after he was accused of gunning down seven people. an eighth person is still in

critical condition in the hospital this morning. we met elian joe lopez last night. he says he knew one of the victims, he called his brother, a man he has known for 30 years, and he came here to meet the victims family. outside of concorde farms, the second scene where three of the seven people were killed, we meant carlos martinez, who told us his uncle works there. he rushed year after his dad got a call that the mushroom farm was shot up with his uncle inside but his repeated calls to his uncle went unanswered. >> just obeying -- just my uncle is safe and sound. that is all i am worried about. i am not concerned about anything else, just hoping to see him come out. i really do not want to -- lena: interview with him he says

workers from the farm confirmed the family his uncle was one of the people shot and killed at the scene. he is identifying his uncle as a man named marciano martinez, who at work was known as martin. the names of the other six people killed have not yet been released. that information will come from the coroner's office in time. lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: a very difficult day for them. the gun violence is causing a ripple effect across california and the country. it was just a couple of days ago we learned about the mass shooting and southern california's monterey park. state, local, national officials are weighing in on gun violence. jobina: there are renewed calls from politicians on actions to stop gun violence. president biden released a statement saying "i have directed by ministration to ensure local authorities and the broader half moon bay community have the full support of the

federal government in the wake of this heinous attack." the president continued "i once again urge both chambers of congress to act quickly and deliberately assault weapons ban to my desk and take action to keep american communities, schools, workplaces, and homes safe." governor newsom tweeting "at the hospital meeting with victims of a mass shooting when i get pulled away to be briefed about another shooting, this time in half moon bay. tragedy upon tragedy." the governor was talking about last weekend's lunar new year shooting in monterey park. the san mateo board of supervisors president david pied reacted. >> this is a horrific event, one we would never imagine what a current san mateo county. gun violence in this country is at completely unacceptable levels. it has really hit home. lena: former congress member jackie spear shared her thought on the situation, writing "a

mass shooting has hit my beloved community of half moon bay, one of the last places one would expect such an abominable act." spear, a victim of gun violence or self, continued by posing a question two congressional leaders: "when will congress have the guts to really do something about gun violence?" kumasi: another reaction from the newsroom. the city of half moon bay has released a statement saying "this unimaginable event has shaken everyone to their core and the close knit community. we mourn the loss of those lives were taken by this rent is act and sent condolences to their loved ones." so far this year there for at least 38 mass shootings. the gun violence archive defines a mass shooting as one with four or more people shot or killed, not including the perpetrator.

there were 691 mass shootings in 2021, and 38 so far in 2023, which is more than the number of calendar days we have had this year. reggie: it is the latest in a string of mass shootings we have seen in the past several years. in may of 2021 of gunmen opened fire at the bta light-rail facility in san jose, he killed nine people and himself. all of the victims were vta employees who helped maintain the railyard during the pandemic. an independent investigator found there was no prior warning the shooter was planning an attack. halloween of 2019, five people died and four others hurt at a gathering billed as an airbnb mansion party. police say multiple gunmen stuck weapons past the security guard before the massacre. five people were arrested. a few months before, who could forget the bloodshed at the gilroy garlic festival in the chaos when three people died including a six-year-old boy. 17 others were hurt.

police shot and killed the 19-year-old gunman. in march of 2018, three women were shot and killed at a veterans home. the gunman was a former resident who previously made death threats against the victims. he took his own life. in 2017, ups worker killed three of his coworkers and shot two others in san francisco's. he eventually killed himself. kumasi: we are keeping you up-to-date with the latest information on the shootings. download our abc 7 news app and get push alerts sent straight to your phone. reggie: yesterday's mass shootings in half moon bay columns just three days after the tragedy and have been -- in monterey park in southern california causing the governor to reiterate his call for gun reform. >> is a disgrace. only in america. we are better than that. we are supposed to be leading the world, not just responding

to these prices and oppressing -- and expressing prayers and condolences over and over again. reggie: investigators are continuing to mystic violence as a possible motive for the dance hall shooting. the 72-year-old suspect was arrested for unlawful possession of a firearm in 1990. authorities say he entered a second dance hall shortly after the first incident. 26-year-old brandon sae an assault for civil away from the shooter -- wrestled an assault pistol away from the shooter. >> i realized i had to get the weapon away from him or everyone would have died. reggie: police say the suspect died of a shelf inflicted gunshot wound -- a self-inflicted gunshot wound. an acquaintance says he was regular at both of these dance studios. the back-to-back shootings are raw reminders of the painful toll of gun violence. whether you've lost a loved one,

have been a victim of gun violence yourself, or are feeling the emotional weight of these incidents, there are ways you can seek help. visit abc7news.com/take action. some of hollywood's biggest stars are waking up with oscar nominations. kumasi: and we are taking a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another updates on the markets, next. reggie: taking on ticketmaster. the saga headed to capitol hill. stay with us on our streaming app for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live from 7:00 to 8:00, only if you stream us. drew: taking a look at the 24 hour temperature change. less wind this morning, which means a polar start to our day. 12 degrees in fairfield, 11 degrees in san jose. the winds lighter than they were this time yesterday.

it is gusty in napa but most of us have winds less than 10 miles an hour. outside, a beautiful picture. a live look from our rooftop camera. first hints of sun coming up. here is how the day looks. right conditions. temperatures in the 50's by lunchtime and by the afternoon we go into the upper 50's to low 60's. above average for this time of the year. 61 in oakland. 59 in the city, 60 in half moon bay. 56 in antioch. we have a beach hazard statement in effect through this evening. active ocean current. waves nine to 12 feet. there is increased risk of sneaker waves and strong rip current. while we warm up we do cool off as we headed to the weekend. we will have the seven-day forecast in about nine minutes. let's check in with jobina to

see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we have some mass transit issues to talk about. we have a major medical emergency underway at the lafayette bart station. that station is currently shut down. also a community alert for our train writers, train number one is about 20 minutes behind schedule because they are waiting on a track inspection. this is the area that experience the mudslide last week. we are not looking at other mudslide today. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is backed up significantly this morning, and then we wrap up with a live look at the richmond bridge.

kumasi: we want to update you on what we know on the developing news out of half moon bay. seven people were killed and one person critically injured yesterday when the suspected gunman shot people at two farms. the suspect was taken into custody at the sheriffs office substation. authorities say the suspect is a half moon bay resident. investigators believe the suspected gunman worked up one of the farms but his motive is not known at this time. the community is reeling after this tragic event. gloria rodriguez mount mushroom farm with how they are reacting to everything that is going on. gloria: good morning. so many people in this coastal community saddened about what happened. we are live outside one of the mushroom farm sun 92 in half moon bay. shooting happened yesterday. four people were found dead.

one person critically injured. police found three other people dead at a nearby mushroom farm -- a nearby mushroom farm. we have footage. a reunification center has been sent up at the ids hall in half moon bay. some people who live at the farms were displaced because their homes are now crime scenes and they were staying at the hall last night. half moon bay residents john williams and his wife dropped off blankets for those affected. heaymu is still recovering froja fine says it erything iset th cmunity. he says he does feel more safe knowing the suspect was arrested. >> you hear about this on the news all the time but when it comes home to you like this, it really does bring it home. it is deplorable. gloria: resident who came to the shelter

to help out the families. she is also happy the suspect was arrested but now she wants answers about why this happened. that is something someday people are wondering why did this happen. so many people are saddened by what happened and wanting to help those who were affected. they are still gathering donations for those who were displaced. we will stay out here and bring you the latest. gloria rodriguez, abc7news. reggie: the taylor swift ticketing meltdown from november take center stage on capitol hill. the senate judiciary committee will hold a hearing on the lack of competition in the live venue ticket industry. they want more information about what caused ticketmaster system to fail in november, leaving millions of fans upset. ticketmaster controls more than 70% of the ticket selling market , something experts say is not likely to change anytime soon. >> there is no one who comes

close to ticketmaster strength, its reach, it's muscle to sell the volume of tickets. nobody else can do that right now. reggie: when the debacle with taylor swift ticket sales first happened, ticketmaster blamed the chaos on high demand, claim their -- claim and their site saw more than 3.5 million requests. the president of ticketmaster it will tell the community today a cyberattack was happening at the same time of the sale. kumasi: the fda is changing the way it administers covid vaccines. it wants to simplify the process -- the fda will assess circular strains of the virus every year and moving forward most people will only need one dose of the covid vaccine to restore protection regardless of how many shots they've already received. two doses might be needed for kids who've not been exposed, the elderly, or the immunocompromised. reggie: there is still a major

cleanup effort and concern after the storms we have seen in orinda. this man's home is deemed unsafe because it could slide down a hill. he will be living at a friends house for their first siebel future. -- for the foreseeable future >> they red tagged us and said we had to move out. the reason we had to move out is because they saw movement and they are concerned. the event may not be over. reggie: another home already slid off its foundation. crews are monitoring the area daily. kumasi: abc has learned oakland unified's budget report has been downgraded from positive to qualified which means the district might not be able to meet its financial obligations. this came after the school board reversed a plan to close five schools to keep the support staff at those schools. it is estimated it will cost the district more than $5 million a year.

closing the district would have saved the cost of routine maintenance. >> this report talks about oakland having upwards of $3 billion to improve its buildings. these schools are old. kumasi: all of this is happening as a district admits enrollment is declining and could continue and even accelerate. reggie: ford is planning on 3200 job cuts in europe and plans to pick up employees in the u.s. instead. germany's ig metal union says the majority of its product work is ready to come to the state. fort declined to comment on the plans, referring to a statement on friday that says shifting to electric vehicle production required structural changes. prescription drug retail is coming to amazon. the company announced the release of rx past. company members will have --

subscribers will pay five dollars a month develop as many prescriptions as they need from a list of about 50 generic medications. those are usually cheaper versions of brand-name drugs. looking at a live look at the new york stock exchange, we are down about 100 points. kumasi: the oscar nominations have just been announced. reggie: actors riz ahmed allison williams hosted the ceremony this morning. >> angela bassett in black panther: wakanda for kumasi: that is all you need to know. reggie: we are done. clearly we have a bias. we loved her performance in perhaps the academy will, too. then again everything everywhere some pretty great actors as well. they lead the oscar nominations with 11 including michelle yeoh.

plus best picture, disney's avatar, the way of water, top gun: maverick, elvis. disney is the parent company of abc 7. kumasi: i've not watched any of these. reggie: can we give some love to pixar? they live here. turning red is nominated for best animated feature. i did not want to let that go. kumasi: we have -- drew: friends there. reggie: shout out to you all. that was really cute movie. drew: embryonic got nominated for her song. -- and rihanna -- nominated for her song. where is she and lady gaga will perform at the oscars. she could have the super bowl and her oscar?

is this her best february? reggie: lady gaga has already won? she wanted golden globe. she did not win an oscar. she did do the super bowl. lady gaga was up? drew: some quick googling. reggie: she won an oscar? drew: i forget. i feel like i would every number that. reggie: for the song. drew: for the song. reggie: shoes on. drew: that is a tough category. animated films. kumasi: that means we had a rich year of film. reggie: it should be up for best picture. kumasi: you sod? drew: not yet. reggie: get into it. drew: here is a live look

outside the implored taurean camera -- outside the exploratorium camera. above average temperatures and then we turn the dial down. this weekend we will get much cooler. 30's and her coldest cities. sa in the low 50's. a lot of sunshine this morning. if we were to stop here, this would be about average for this time of year. we will warm even more. similar to yesterday. several cities in the 60's. high pressure in control off of our coastline. that is blocking any rain from california. 59 in the city, 60 wanted oakland, 62 in san jose. 65 in santa rosa. temperatures in widespread 40's close to the coast line. talking about the wind, it

relaxes later on this evening but tomorrow morning it'll pick up once again. for the next seven d sunshine and warmer weather. thursday we are in the 60's. we cool off with light rain possible on sunday. reggie: between a busy game schedule, steph curry made an appearance at the sundance festival in utah for a documentary called steph curry: underrated. the oakland native and panther director ryan kugler is one of the producers. after the screening they took part in the q&a where steph curry was asked if he would join the pastor black panther three. he responded saying if we can shoot it in the summer and koogler could find a nice role for him, absolutely. kumasi: this is exciting. reggie: i did not know that is a possibility. now ryan coogler is in the

hot seat. kumasi: the options are endless. reggie: i wanted to come back -- i want it to come back in some way to oakland. where did they go this time? boston? somewhere not here. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: the city is looking beautiful you can always watches on-demand on apple tv, google tv , amazon fire tv, and roku.

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know this morning. the second mass shooting in california within 48 hours. seven people killed in shootings in two locations in half moon bay yesterday afternoon. one person survived but has life-threatening injuries. reggie: family members have identified one of the victims as marciano martinez who was working at mount mushroom farm at the time of the shooting. the other victims have not been identified.

kumasi: abc7news was there when the suspect, 67-year-old chunli zhao, was taken into custody. reggie: an 11th person has died after the shooting at monterey park in southern california. officials are still trying to determine a motive. drew: looking beautiful. we are expecting more sunshine and less wind. a live look at the exploratorium camera showing you the sun still going up. bright conditions, temperatures above average, 50's and 60's this afternoon. be aware we have a beach hazard statement in effect through this evening. active ocean current along the coast with an increased risk of strong waves. jobina: trains are not stopping at the laffey eight bob station -- at the lafayette barb station. bus service online six between lafayette and dorinda. you should also expect major

delays on the antioch line in all directions. kumasi: it has been a challenging morning so we wanted to leave you with some positive news. overnight u.s. key michaela chevron became the winningest woman alpine skier in history. reggie: that is a record. how do you win that many? drew: just constantly compete. never stop. travel where the snow goes. kumasi: she won. and we have a sunrise that is stunning. reggie: and the oscars are out, i guess. jobina: we had some good news. reggie: there is some good news. kumasi: it has been a tough morning so we thank you for spending the morning with us. we will keep you updated as we get more on what is happening in half moon bay. we are streaming on the abc 7

app so we hope you will join us there. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, a man in custody over the third mass shooting in california in three days. breaking overnight. at least seven people dead, one critically injured after northern california.ms in - dramatic video shows police taking down the shooter. the incident under investigation this morning. and the death toll rising in the dance studio shooting. 11 people now dead and investigators combing through evidence. what they found after searching the gunman's home and van as we learnew details about the victims. demanding justice. what the family of tyre nichols told us they saw on the body camera footage of the arrest