building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> my will be on hold accountable. >> the men accused of seeking out, shooting and killing seven people at farms and half moon bay made his first court appearance. tonight as we learn more details about the deadly timeline, we are also hearing the heartbreaking stories about the victims, most of whom were immigrant farmworkers. thank you for joining us. >> we have now learned the names of the seven people killed, as well as a better timeline of how the events unfolded. >> we have live team coverage for you beginning with zach fuentes with what happened during the first day in court for the suspect. zach? >>'s first court appearance was

a fast one coming just a few days after these tragic shootings. he remains in jail, the judge did not grant bail. just the start of the process for justice. >> the last time we saw the suspected shooter it was this video. wednesday is the first time he has been seen publicly since then. julie chow - interpreter only answered when the judge asked them to verify his name. >> there's an awful lot more to learn. >> the district attorney the judge to order no bail for the suspect. the judge agreed. >> under the california constitution, anytime someone is a danger to the community, the court has a right to hold them without bail on any charge. this is the highest number of charges, seven counts of murder. we have not had that and san mateo county before.

a case with one instance of seven murders at once, he is not a citizen of this country, there is plenty of motive to run. that reason it was a very straightforward and simple request for no bail. >> shall was a citizen of china and had an attorney appointed to him. legal analyst stephen clark says the defense has their work cut out for him. >> and looks like a very difficult case for mr. shout when you combine the witnesses, the fact that he went to the sheriff's office, that he was found with the firearm, and apparently made damaging admissions. >> articulated to the court that they are concerned about the publicity. i am too. i want to make sure for these crimes that occurred in san mateo county that san mateo county juries get to hear. we don't want to transfer it. >> this is the most deaths in a

single incident in san mateo county's history, why it happened is not clear. >> we do have a feeling on the motive. based on what he has told us. i am not going to that. >> wagstaff did not add much more on the actions will be taken moving forward, but he will be giving a chance for the defense attorneys to prevent -- present evidence, as well as the possibility of mental illness being a factor. >> we have so many things ready to learn. >> this possibility of life in prison without parole or the death penalty. over the next few months they will be deciding whether or not to go ahead and try to pursue the death penalty, now that his attorneys have been accounted his next appointment will be right back here. abc 7 news, zach fuentes. >> as we mentioned we know the names of all seven people killed

in monday's shooting and half moon bay. 66-year-old jean june 43-year-old gate out bain, josé romero perez, and we do not have his age, was a's brother pedro was also shot. he survived. 50-year-old marciano hernandez martinez. -- -- humanist martinez. >> we are not getting a clear picture of how the deadly shootings unfolded. abc 7 news 19 reporter stephanie sierra is in the newsroom with more on that. >> according to several sources, victims identified tonight were killed execution style and what has been described as an intentional, gruesome attack. sources also tell the suspect was taunted with an offensive nickname that investigators say may have fueled his anger leading up to this attack. >> chilly new details confirmed

how the suspect julie shout -- zhao chunli targeted latino farmworkers and their families. all reportedly in an ongoing feud. >> i never thought this was something that would happen in half moon bay. >> shout allegedly had an argument with a coworker on the first mushroom farm, where many workers lived in trailers. he was reportedly complaining about a situation where he was treated unfairly, but a coworker dismissed his concerns. a short time later, julie found the coworker he was upset with inside a greenhouse on the farm and allegedly shot him and another colleague. >> they were killed with purpose with intent. execution child -- style. the man then went on the farm where his coworker lived and allegedly killed his wife.

sources say the shooter then walked to the trailer of another coworker living on the grounds and killed him execution style in his sleep. another farmworker was in the trailer and was also shot. in the moments that followed, the i.t. first responders witnessed the shooter laid around to collect 20 in the afternoon, and a few miles down the road to the second shooting location, concord farms, off of highway farms in half moon bay. sources tell the i team that the shooter walked past other workers and pulled out his gun to shoot and kill two former core workers -- coworkers and their wives. >> our job is to try to figure out all of the factors that went into this and make sure that it doesn't happen again. >> investigators say work place conditions have rates -- raised some concerns. gavin newsom hinted at that in a press conference. >> you should see why these folks are living, the conditions they are living in.

in shipping containers. >> sources also could -- thomas the shooter has been unhappy with management on these farms for quite a while, and we have been digging into the ownership history for both. over the past couple of days, the sheriff's office identified that first should location as mountain mushroom farm. but state records show the company's license was terminated back in 2017, and ownership has since changed hands. investigators are looking into it. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >> relatives of the shooting victims are trying to process the tragedy, abc 7 news reporter spoke to family members of three of the victims. >> still processing, this meant described the moment he called his cousin's wife and kids to tell them josé had been killed. >> i couldn't believe it.

they were saying, why are you saying this, this is a lie. rena say he was shaking as he tried to understand the words that were coming out of his mouth. recently his cousin josé romero perez took this photo to send to his family in mexico. he leaves behind for children. >> for you josé was not a cousin, who was like a brother. >> you guys work together. -- go up together. their coworkers describe the nightmare at the farm. >>'s coworker saw him getting shot. >> pedro survived and remains hospitalized. his coworkers told you that he had been hurt, and that he had been taken to the hospital.

martinez, he worked at the concord farms for 26 years. his brother said he was a supervisor who left his job. they were planning to meet as a family -- left his job, they were planning to meet as a family this weekend. >> you're so tr this and you still do not understand why this happened. questions why his brother was killed, even. assignments and seeing police officers on monday, and having a feeling that marciano was gone. you felt a knot in your heart that he could not get rid of, and that is the feeling that you are saying was persistent and what told you that your brother was one of the victims. he tried calling marciano hoping it was not true. he tried calling and texting him and he never got back to you.

going back to mexico one day, but now, only their bodies will. he never made it back home. go back. in half moon bay, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> just devastated. if you would like to do something to help the community of half moon bay following this tragedy, please consider donating to this charity. helping latino stream. you can go to our website, abc7news.com for a link, or to their website. they have been supporting fort -- the farmworker community for a long time, and have

established a half moon bay strong fun. they are for monetary donations during this very difficult time.

>> tragedy today at a san francisco apartment building, one person was killed in a fast-moving fire that broke out before noon at the missouri terrace on co-chair hill. some 50 firefighters worked to put out the fire that was concentrated in a low grade unit, steep narrow streets and lots of wires made it tough to extinguish the flames. no word yet as to how many people were displaced, and the fires under discussion. >> soma was shot and onto robbery this morning, it happened at 11:00 a.m. on south winchester street in capitol. we do not know anything about the victims or their condition other than that they were taken to the hospital, cable police are searching for several

suspects. >> across-the-board in the bay area, community levels of covid are dropping sharply after winter search. we fared pretty well with hospitalizations and deaths over that time. but abc 7 news expands why doctors are still asking people to use caution when living their daily lives. >> sometimes lost in the news of the well -- world is the fact that the pandemic is still upon us. it was at the forefront of many people when they were making holiday plans, but not much toxins. because doctors are saying we are in a much better pace. >> at this point it seems that we have come down the mountain, hospitalizations are down, you know, cases are down, everything is looking good. >> that the client seeking -- that decline seen here in seneca county, but we are not here --

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>> new details on an ongoing story. we could see police body camera footage of the attack on congresswoman nancy's husband. a judge ruled in favor of a request to release that video. on october 28, paul pelosi suffered a skull fracture when he was hit in the head with a hammer inside his home. david to pap is charged with attacking pelosi. that man has pleaded not guilty.

>> 49ers charles amanda play in the championship game this weekend after being arrested monday, legal say that they will let precedence player. he was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence, and is accused of pushing his girlfriend down and giving her arm pain. >> in the meantime, tickets for this weekends and a c championship game are set to base -- be some of the most, -- expensive in the history of the championship. we spoke with experts at ticket -- at stubhub about that. >> if you are planning to travel to philadelphia to see the 49ers by the eagles, it is good to know what it will cost the average cost free ticket hovers around $900. >> it is in line with what 49ers saw last year. >> we love to see what the

current cheapest ticket is for one person. it is 620 54 a standing seat. kecloser to the action will cost you at least 1600. stubhub says is it is -- it is because the game is to popular teams. >> the eagles haven't been in a championship since 2018, and there is excitement around the postseason. >> if you cannot afford the trip back east, you can head to soma on sunday, just like they did last week and last year, district six planning of san francisco is what -- holding a watch party. >> the watch parties are between out at the stadium, so we have pregame announcements, we do a roll call with all the players. >> the event is free and open to the public. they say dozens have already been showing up at the previous watch parties. this kit -- this week and will be the most crowded one yet. >> there could be 8-10,000 fans. >> the 49ers have been to six

nfc championship games in the last 12 years. i have only won two of them. and they haven't won a super bowl. the hope is now that they will finally once again lifted the bardi trophy. >> whether it's basketball, baseball or football, we are one of it comes to how we support our teams. >> all that is left is to wait for sunday. >> it's going to be fun. it doesn't matter about the weather on sunday because we will be watching tv. >> to be inside, because it is going to be chillier, and there may be some showers. i want to show you our life picture, it is absolutely gorgeous from our santa cruz camera as the sun is getting ready to set. you have to record high's report, san francisco airport 68 degrees tying a record. and santa rosa hitting 72 degrees, tying a record set back

-- set in 90's 76. with the down sloping wins offshore winds, we are getting warmer weather today. certainly still gusty in the hills, that is where we are seeing mount diablo, 50 mile-per-hour winds. a beautiful view because of this offshore pattern from our mount tam camp. we are looking over here in the low 60's from palo alto to san jose. the defined degrees in half moon bay. be a full view from the sutro tower, clear skies over the city, 71 degrees and santa rosa right now, one of our warmer spots. 63 degrees in napa, and from our walnut creek camera it is a bright right now. is he in the hills overnight. sunny and mild tomorrow, cooler at the end of the week, and a chance of showers coming your way on sunday. morning to pitchers in the 30's and 40's, breezy conditions in the hills will hold temptress up tonight.

it will be mild, maybe not as mild as it was today. we are looking at beautiful weather in the south bank. 66 in san jose, 65 in -- it half moon bay will be another silly one, and san francisco 63 degrees. no -- from calistoga, 65 degrees in san rafael in the east bay and oakland as well, 64 degrees in fremont, you will be heading up to 61 degrees in concord, and 66 in fairfield. fast forward into the weekend, systems coming in from the north will drop in and this computer model showing the possibility of showers on sunday with the see reckoning snow. it will becoming down to 3500 feet. the moisture is going to be limited. the weather model is showing rainfall about a 10th-two a third of an inch. for now we are going to go with a chance of showers until the high resolution models come in.

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nova for stories to me about 530. >> will focus on victims families and communities impacted in the shooting at half moon bay. the local organization in that area, and what the safety of the most. plus adam schiff and eric swalwell take off house intelligence committee, what happens moving forward and the response. join us for those stories and more at 530. >> you can download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com for more local news with karina right now. >> if you're watching this on tv, from sandy and patel officer, thanks for watching. we will see you at 6:00. ♪

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