in half moon bay. governor newsom was in half moon bay just a few hours ago he joined other politicians to speak out about gun violence. the only survivor of the shooting is still in the hospital. they are all hispanic or asian. investigators say this is a case of workplace violence. >> the violent started at mountain mushroom farm. less than 3 miles, more shooting on highway 1. reporters working on the story to make sure that we are getting you all of the latest information. you will hear from zach fuentes, stephanie sierra and luz pena. >> let's go live to liz. have you ever heard the governor speak as passionately as he did today?

>> yes. i cannot think of a time recently, the governor this visibly upset. he was visibly shaking. -- shaken. about the shooting here in half moon bay when he was at the hospital in monterey park, meeting with survivors of the shooting there. the governor did not shy away from calling for gun reform. and he blames republicans for not doing more. >> governor gavin newsom did not waste time or mince words today as he spoke to reporters in half moon bay. >> the one common denominator i have no ideological opposition to someone wielding a gun responsibly but what the hell is wrong with us that we allow these weapons of war with large capacity clips out on the sidewalks.

>> the governor who came to half moon bay directly for monterey park. do its job. the leader of the part of the state of california has not said a word about these mass atrocities. the farmworkers he lay claim to. >> all of them are immigrant farmworkers. the gov inequalities. >> you should see where these people are living. they are living in shipping containers. >> promised to

financial support and other resources. it take action. >> do your job. do you care about public safety? unless you start addressing the number one cause of shootings last year. guns. has responded to the comments the government made about him. they say he did respond to the shooting at a press conference. he started the press conference by telling reporters let me offer my condolences to the families in california. that was his statement. mccarthy has not commented further. from here but at the federal level. abc 7 news. >> while we are talking about

that, the outrage how likely is it that an actual gun safety legislation will be passed as a result of this? >> that is the question. here in california, it is not that hard. have been expanded. there are two challenges. that is nearly impossible with the state of congress right now. the other be challenging state gun laws. there is a sense that even if california does pass more than reform, it could be struck down or potentially overturned. >> thank you very much. we are reminded this aspect purchased his gun legally. thank you.

quick the victims in this case were farmworkers. a point made clear by half moon bay's vice mayor. >> farming, ranching, fishing. community for the pumpkins and ignored the farmworkers. not today. >> she spoke to family and friends of the victims who say this laws is unfathomable. >> we know at victims are latino. we spoke on the phone with a cousin of the two victims. their cousin still hospital survives. >> mary opened up about the two friends she lost yesterday. one of them was josé. a regular at the grocery store.

>> because i maria that he was thinking to leave half moon bay because business is down. the mexican consulate confirmed that three of the victims are from mexico. one of them is still in the hospital. >> down the road from the mushroom farm, we met elaine at her fruit stand. >> thereby fruit from you. is afraid and has been trying to find out who was killed at the nonprofit headquarters, family members gathered while the

community came together to support. >> we just got food bars we have and we just need to contribute somehow. things were kind of on an upward spin. it is shocking. shocking. >> maria is still processing the heartbreaking reality that she won't see her friends again. >> i miss him. i miss josé.

>> we are learning new details about how investigators allegedly found the suspect at this station here in half moon bay. sources are telling the i team that they were inside that lexus suv with the seat reclined and that semi-automatic handgun next to him. he was allegedly attempting to end a text message to his wife saying something long the lines of cu in the next life. investigators are not speculating about what he may have meant by that but it is certainly one of many questions that has yet to be answered. new details unfolding about mass shooting suspects chunli zhao. the 66-year-old half moon bay resident lived and worked at mountain mushroom farm as a forklift driver for several years. >> on the -- all the evidence we have points to this being

workplace violence. quickly i deem allegedly targeted all it victims believed to be coworkers. investigators say it appears they had a lot of built up anger in what has been described as an ongoing feud with his victims. aside from the prior restraining order. detectives say the suspect had no significant criminal history or no mental health issues. >> i will say there were no specific indicators that would have led us to believe he was capable of something like this. >> the sheriff's office has the semi-automatic handgun they lead to the used was legally purchased and owned. sources say there appear to be a language barrier between he and others. >> victims were adults and a mixture of hispanic and asian. quickly i team learned first responders witnessed is out leaving that location on mushroom farm. that is right on highway 92. before going a mere 3 miles away to where the second shooting took place.

shortly after, investigators reportedly pinned his phone. sources are looking into whether or not he tried to send a text message to his wife at some point before he was taken to the ground and arrested at the substation. >> we never had one in this county, not this many deaths in one scene. >> for tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 where we will learn the formal charges filed against him. the sheriff's office does tell us that he had been booked on seven counts of first-degree murder and one count of first-degree attempted murder. all eight counts allow for firearm enhancements. you can see it is dark now. the sheriff's office is still blocking off the entrance of mushroom mountain farm here. we did see the fbi leave around 30 minutes ago. we are told investigators are still here at both firms and will be working through the night. quick thank you, given suspects passed connection to

these farms, it is obvious it was a targeted attack but what are you hearing about what evidence there is to prove there was targeting? >> we have heard from several sources that both shooting locations had other people there at the time both shootings took place. we are told that at least 15 other people were here at the time the shooting took place and thankfully we are not but investigators are telling us along with some other details, they are signaling this is certainly the targeted intentional act. quick thank you very much. we are learning that the man held for this mass shooting made threats against his workplace -- a different one about 10 years ago. dan noyes has that part of the story from san jose. that is new at 6:00. >> just coming out of santa clara county superior court.

it looks like they have a history of making threats associated with his workplace. jaquiski lived with three roommates at this san jose address. one of them also worked at a local restaurant with him. in march of that year, they got a temporary restraining order binding shouted stay 300 got away from him at work and 3 yards while both parties are at the residence. the roommate accused jail while making threats of making life difficult and threatening to kill me if i don't get his job back. he goes on to describe a terrifying morning on march 12 of 2018. he wrote that mr. xia came into my room unnoticed and asked for his salary. the roommate told him to go ask for it at the restaurant but he answered today i will kill you and tried to suffocate him with a pillow. i used all of my might within a few seconds to push him away. the two of them continue to wrestle until he said he convinced him to talk peacefully. he wrote that two days later, he

wants to come back to work and if this can't be done, this could be a bigger problem which would not be good or pleasant for anyone. this seemed to be a threat to me and the restaurant i worked at. he said that he threatened to use a knife to cut my head he can come back to work. the sheriff's department was unable to serve him with the court papers, he never showed up to hear -- humans. the judge allowed the temporary restraining order to expire. for the i team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> as dan unearthed these details, we use the abc 7 app to send out this push alert so that you can get the information right away. download the app for your phone now so that you will get breaking news alerts as they head out. >> there is a lot of support for half moon bay and there is a lot of frustration that we are once again dealing with the aftermath of gun violence. zach fuentes spoke with several politicians about that. he continues our team coverage

live at half moon bay. >> we are talking about that support and frustration out here on main street. i want to show you a live look at the support coming in for this community and his memorial that are slowly growing out here. you can see that sign as a community, we grieve. this community is grieving. just like the rest of the community leaders here at the state lawmakers tell me they are also looking into what they can do at the legislative level to help prevent another one of these tragedies. as the investigation continued, the recovery is only beginning. >> the witnesses have shared with us that he targeted people. he knew exactly who he was going after. he shot several of them the face.

there is a great deal of trauma and pain in the community. a lot of the discussion is what we need to do next in assisting people in the community. ? berman says just a day ago, he was on the capitol steps. other leaders were joined like state senator josh becker him and more. a nonprofit dedicated to helping the local latino community. they are providing support to the impacted shootings. many of whom are farmworkers. >> this seems to be an instance of workplace frustration. that happens on a minute by minute basis. what doesn't happen will be mass shootings.

to the drawing board with him. >> of feeling here. >> if you look at the average per capita in california versus the average state, we save 1800 to 2000 lives per year. in california, that is a massive amount of life not lost. we need to do more and we n to figure out how to get guns out of the hands of people that are unstable. this area touring because this community has been through a lot. they just dealt with the recent storms that just ravished this area. the community is a resilient one they say. they will move forward. the city said there is not a city sponsored. they talked to the van directly impacted by what is -- directly

impacted by what happened. we are hearing there are some community members showing support for the victims and their families impacted. that should be happening at some point later h evening. zach fuentes, abc 7 news. >> the story is unfolding by hour. we are making it easy for you to track the latest developments. we are putting all the updates about the half moon bay shooting. a key member of the 49ers defensive unit is arrested. we will explain the case against him. rain may enter the weekend. have heart failure and still experience

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>> of 49 just offensive linemen was arrested ahead of the nfc championship team. dustin dorsey has more from the south bay. >> just days before the san francisco 49ers play in the nfc championship game, charles dominika was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence. >> a female survivor who called alleged and reported that her boyfriend ground during an argument. >> it happened at his apartment as the team had the day off. her girlfriend declined medical attention despite a complaint of pain in her arm according to officers. police said the woman showed no visible injuries but the

25-year-old was arrested without incident and served as temporary restraining order. he has posted bail, not a felony arrest. there are many different factors, including what the relationship is, did they live together, did they have children together? there was a visible injury. there was the mere complaint of pain. >> a mentor who has been part of the defensive line. the team so we are aware of the matter and are in the process of gathering further information. we reached out to his business and marketing contact race out of this point. he says he intends to clear the air and get the story straight. we have not yet heard back since that. the santa clara county da. they will make the deciding decision on whether or not

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> about yesterday's mass shooting in half moon bay. authorities now believe the 66 euros suspect, chunli zhao, targeted the victims. investigators say he used a semi-automatic handgun which was legally purchased. there were eight victims total. all of asian and hispanic descent. the lone survivor remains in the hospital with what officials say are life-threatening injuries. >> yesterday

feinstein introduced her senate assault weapons ban, i am asking you all to send that to my desk as quickly as you can. >> no word it in will visit california. >> the vice president will travel to southern california to mourn the victims in the monterey park shooting. 11 people were killed, nine others were injured. investigators released the names of all who died, hundreds of rounds of ammunition were found in the gunman's home. the suspect, 72-year-old huu can tran died by suicide. the frequency of these mass shootings is just appalling. >> it is. that is what got the governor so emotional today. >> 39 now of these mass shootings, we are only in day 24 of the new year. looking back at notes, it is right here.

it says aurora midland. orlando. buffalo. sandy hook. boulder. i started writing park and now i have to write half moon bay. what the hell is going on? >> that is the question. >> over the last 10 years, the gun violence has gone up. not just the number of mass shootings, the number of victims is also in increasing. melanie: mass shootings in california so far this year. three of them in the last three days alone. mark is the executive director of the gun violence archive.

they log gun violence incidents. over the last year, he says that it is up by approximately 25%. >> the number of people killed and injured, the number of mass shootings has gone up dramatically. melanie: the numbers peaked in 2021. or the last two years, they have been flat so far. >> we are on the same level as we were last year. melanie: while the number is the same, the number of victims per shooting has increased. >> they are getting louder and bigger. that tells me that people are using high-capacity magazines. it tells me that people are using semi automatic assault type rifles. melanie: the weapons perpetrators use speak to their crimes as well. >> while the guy in monterey park used an extended magazine, he killed more people faster. the person in half moon bay

yesterday, he killed more methodically. melanie: more than one third of the individuals killed in mass shootings this year have been in california. when accounting for the population, the per capita ratio is low. while numbers till part of the story, they don't capture the individual lives taken, nor the toll on the victims families and communities. >> it is not one issue. it is about eight different issues. we have to start looking at it like that. >> if you have issues involving gun violence, workplace violence, mental health issues, or more, find an ally by going to abc7news.com/ takeaction. >> another mass shooting claimed a life last night in oakland, four others were shot but not seriously hurt. at a valero gas station on macarthur boulevard.

suzanne tells us investigators say the shots were fired during the filming of a music video. suzanne: the shootings in oakland on monday rattled local leaders and the community. any of them were deeply disturbed, given the recent shootings in half moon bay and monterey park. >> this is the third mass shooting in california in less than a week. this is the 39th mass shooting in america in 2023. suzanne: a total of five people were shot monday night, one person died. three other people were hurt in a car crash connected to the shooting. >> 40 to 50 people were at a location where they were filming a music video. while the recording of the gunfire broke out firm multiple shooters in various directions. suzanne: they got themselves to the hospital. 18-year-old mario navarro was killed. investigators believe the shooting may be gang related. captain tony jones is with the

operation cease-fire, an ongoing effort to stop homicides. >> the biggest threat to us right now is retaliatory shootings. we continue to see violence that will stem from this particular incident. >> i am outraged, disgusted. the community is, as well. suzanne: monday nights shooting happened in the councilmember kevin jake ends -- suzanne: they are doing all they can to stop the shootings and the deaths. >> together. if we all come together, we can defeat gun violence in our city. >> this has to end. it must end. we must deal with the proliferation of guns on our streets at every single level of government. >> ongoing turmoil with the police chief in oakland. community leaders are calling on the mayor to reinstate chief armstrong.

ryan was at a rally today where support of the chief fear that if he is not reinstated soon, oakland might become less safe. >> i won't pick a fight, but i am not running from none! ryan: armstrong says he will not stop until he is reinstated as oakland's police chief. >> as a kid born and raised in oakland, single mother, no father, to work to get to this point, and have it taken away from you, hurts. ryan: they are investigating misconduct in the room police department. he failed to take action over incidents with a police sergeant. those in tuesday's rally say armstrong was working to make oakland safer. >> right now, we need a strong leader. we need to put him back to work. ryan: they chose to not comment on the calls for reinstatement. >> i have not seen a request

from the naacp. i know they have a media thing happening right now. that is a personnel matter. we are going to leave it at that. ryan: many are calling for include monitoring of police. >> why don't we assign rob bonta to do an evaluation and inspection to make sure that we are in compliance? ryan: others say this rally has united the community and say they have an opportunity to reverse the decision. >> chief armstrong has been leading the effort. this is evidence of that. this is exactly what we have been working towards, where the community has faith and confidence in the leadership of the police department. >> at trump's house, now at mike pence's house. we are talking about classified documents and the places

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david muir he did not take any classified documents from the white house. >> as we sit here in your home office in indiana, did you take any classified documents? >> i did not. morgan: the doj investigate the documents found in biden and transposition. -- possession. the doj is not commenting, but the republican house committee is releasing a statement saying pentz reached out to him saying he agreed to fully cooperate with any congressional oversight and questions on the matter. >> executives from the ticketing industry, ticketmaster's parent company, is apologizing to singer taylor swift. they were unable to handle ticket demand for her latest tour and furious fans complain because many of them couldn't access available tickets even

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you can see the countdown on your screen. it is sunday, march 12th. hosted by jimmy kimmel, and you can watch it right here on abc 7. >> let's turn to our weather. >> spencer should get an oscar >> l.a. radar, you can see high pressure is the controlling factor. it will be for a couple more days as it lies east with a little bit of a warm up. already bringing us sunny skies during the day and clear skies at night. looking at san francisco, current temperature is mid 50's. upper 50's in san jose. 52 in half moon bay, and lake tahoe is 26 degrees. nice view from the east bay hills camera. 51 in santa 50's at napa and fairfield in

livermore. our view from the rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero out over the bay toward the bay bridge. these are the forecast headlines, mostly there overnight. warmer than average in the next two days, and cloudy and cool over the weekend. we still have a beach hazard statement in effect until 10:00 tonight. the wave heights are elevated, serve is rough, increased risk of sneaker waves and strong rip currents. don't turn your back on the waves. overnight, clear skies and pretty chilly inland with mainly low temperatures in the mid to upper 30's. low 40's along the bay shoreline. tomorrow, another sunny and , almost early spring day with highs around 60 at the coast. low 60's around the bay shoreline. mid to upper 60's in the north bay, 64 in napa, 68 santa rosa. long-term forecast, starting at

noon on thursday, another sunny day. notice how quickly clouds come in on friday. no rain acted like rain may develop on saturday into sunday morning. a little damp. we don't expect that to be very significant. we start to get partial clearing again on monday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. three or four bright sunny days through saturday, a few high clouds will develop. even cloudier and much cooler on sunday with a chance of light rain, clouds linger on monday and tuesday. we go from highs tomorrow and thursday in the mid axes to a high temperature inland monday and tuesday in the low 50's. that is a pretty sharp cooldown. feeling like spring, but it will feel like winter pretty soon. >> thanks, spencer. >> how will in philly? >> should ask you that partly cloudy and dry, and a high of 48 or 49.

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this was a scary and spectacular ground that set up the niners only touchdown of the game. no matter how much is on the line or how much pressure the team faces, george keeps it all in perspective. >> i love football. every opportunity we get to play, especially at home, is fantastic. you don't know when your opportunity will end. just have to take advantage of those opportunities, i try to be myself and have fun. it is a lot easier when you're having fun. i don't get anxious, at the end of the day, we are playing a kids game and the stakes are credibly high. if you have fun, it is so much easier. i like to have a blast, i am dancing, i like the vibe. larry: what an awesome guy. more proof that brock purdy has made it. w w the raw was in philadelphia last night, the wrestlers. the niners quarterback got a shout out from paul live on the air, much to the chagrin of the eagles fans.

listen to the reaction. >> we are going to feel like the fans of the philadelphia eagles after they get conquered by brock purdy! the 49ers! larry: major league baseball hall of fame voting announced today. only one player made the cut, 76.3% of the vote. you need 75 to get in. he was an eight time homers in 17 seasons. former giant jeff kent got 40% in percent of the vote. warriors having lost six of their last 10, they have struggled to find any type of consistency this season but nothing motivates them like a match up with the memphis grizzlies. a little payoff rematch. when they meet tomorrow night at

chase center, they will likely have james wiseman back. he recovered from an ankle sprain that forced him to miss 11 games. he is searching for a way to figure things out. >> it will all come with time. right now, i am still trying to figure stuff out. i am being patient with myself. just take it one day at a time. all the stuff i have been through has been out of my control. it is really trying to just work hard and do what i gotta do to get better every day. my attitude, and putting in work. larry: it has to be so hard to maintain a positive attitude. there is so much frustration for james wiseman and the warriors. he was the number two pick in the draft. it has just been injury, covid, injury, injury, injury. never able to 16 -- sustain any success on the court. at some point, you've got to get out and play and show what you can do.

>> you gotta love the wrestling guys. nobody can work up a crowd like that. >> coming up tonight at catch the rookie, followed by the rookie feds. stay with us for abc7news at 11. that is it for this edition. angst for joining us. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening, we will see you again.

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