announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. announcer: building a better the half moon bay shooting. what we're learning about some of the people who worked at those farms. >> he's not a citizen of this country. plenty of motive to run. >> veil denied -- bail denied. the da making his case to keep the accused gunman in jail. >> what victims of recent disasters ought to be on lookout for. >> good morning.

>> we start with our forecast. >> breezy in the hills. some of our coldest spots are in the 30's, palo alto and ukiah. some areas in the upper 50's if not close to 60 this morning. you will feel the winds. they are strongest in the hills. you can see diablo gusting to 53, parts of the north bay over 35, given time to time, the outside we go. the camera shaking a bit. the wind with us in the hills now. it will calm down as the day goes on. another day filled with sunshine, mild weather, mid and upper 60's. a closer look coming up in nine minutes. >> we are learning the names of all seven people killed in monday's mass shooting in half moon bay. they are --

five of them are chinese migrants, two mexican migrants. we are hearing from were people who knew some of these victims. lena howland isn't happening half moon bay where a memorial has been -- howland is in half moon bay, where a memorial is in place. >> trying to understand why something like this may have happened. they are leaving behind flowers, candles and signs to honor the seven people killed at this growing memorial. josé romero perez was one of the seven people killed. he worked at the mountain

mushroom farm with his younger brother, pedro felix perez, who gotten the job. recently, he took this photo to send to his family, who are still back in mexico. children. we spoke with his cousin. >> why are you saying this? this is a live. he was not ever cousin. he was like a brother. >> felix perez, is the lone survivor and is still in the

hospital recovering from his injuries. his cousin added that he, along with his brother and other victims, dreamed of going back to mexico to be back with their families, and now only their bodies will. live in half moon bay, lena howland, abc7news. >> the man charged in the shooting is expected back in court february 16. yesterday, he tried to hide his face using a yellow piece of paper. of course, that was in vain. the suspect is a citizen of china and spoke with the assistance of an interpreter. the da asked the judge to order no bail and the judge agreed. >> any time somebody is a danger to the community, the court has the right to hold them without bail on any charge. this is the highest number of charges, seven counts of murder, we have not had in san mateo county before. he's not a citizen of this

country. he has plenty of motive to run. for that reason, it was to me a straightforward and simple request for no bail. >> the suspect had two attorneys appointed to him in court. they will review the case. >> if you would like to support the farmworker community around half moon bay a local organization is helping. you can find a link to donate at abc7news.com. they are grateful for monetary donations from across the bay area in this difficult time. california has been hit with one disaster after another in this short time since the new year. first, historic storms, the two mass shootings in less than a week. if you want to help out, there are some things you need to know so you can do that without being scammed. fundraisers are popping up all over for victims of the shootings and storms. it is not uncommon to see

scammers create fake websites or social media posts laming to raise money for victims -- posts claiming to raise money for victims. >> make sure it is actually connected to the cause. a lot of the time, they either have the city incorrect, zip code incorrect, and the images are distorted. those are red flags. >> another tip, secure platforms that encrypt your bank information. the url should start with https and show a lock icon in the corner. >> it is the last day for monterey county residents impacted by recent storms to get help at the veterans memorial victim. it gives people access to resources. it is open today from 9:00 to 7:00. our partners at mercury news report storm damage is likely to top $120 million. the county plans to open another help center at a different location saturday.

also happening today, the first day the monterey county department of emergency management and california highway patrol's air unit will deliver goods. bottled water and meals will be delivered by helicopter to communities isolated by landslides. distribution continues on friday. >> in contra costa county, people with recent storm damage to property or businesses are urged to check if they qualify for aid. officials say they should first contact their insurance company and then the county. officials say to keep track of the damage and take photos. the preliminary estimate of damage and cost recon accounting is $12 million -- damage in cost recon to county is $12 million. >> b.a.r.t. board meeting. the discussion focused on its director today. >> a lovely view from sutro tower. we are in line for another mild

afternoon, back into the 60's, five, nearly 10 degrees above where we typically are this time of year, but look the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. sure i wish this hotspot was a lot faster. but my phone works, sometimes. it's not that bad. ew. it is that bad.

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>> look at this. clouds over the mount shasta summit in northern california. the video was shot on sunday as the sun was setting. mount shasta is the second-highest volcano in the cascade mountain range. >> that is cool. they have the name lenticular clouds because they sometimes look like ufos. very cool. >> or is it? >> it is like the movie "nope ." >> it does look like it is hiding in the clouds.

warmer by 30 degrees in santa rosa compared to this time yesterday because we have gusty winds in the hills. the strongest gusts are in excess of 50 miles an hour. the reason why, we have high pressure off the coast, low pressure over the four corners. we call this a pressure gradient. these two features are opposing forces that are close together. that is creating a wind tunnel effect. as those winds roll down our hillsides, they speed up because of gravity and warm up because they are getting compressed as they roll down the hillside. that is why you have warmer temperatures. gusty winds. they do back off as the day goes on. much later in the afternoon, but still sunny and mild, mid and upper 60's. cooler weather does move in for the weekend. we will talk about that in eight minutes. >> thank you. we have a new crash reported now on the san mateo bridge, westbound 92, right in the

westbound direction around the center span. looks like they are in the process of moving these vehicles to the shoulder, but you see brake lights starting to form. the bay bridge plaza starting to fill in. metering lights came on at 5:34. traffic is really stacked out of tracy. tracy to dublin will take you one hour and 33 minutes. we have a stall on westbound 580 around grant line road and a crash on 205. antioch to concord, 26 minutes. >> electric aircraft expansion. the valley-based company looking for workers. and some of the bay area restaurants that could be named the winners of a contest. a look outside at 6:12. be right back. before treating your chronic migraine— 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start—with about 10 minutes of treatment

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>> berkeley police are looking for your help to find a suspect in an attempted kidnapping. jobina with the images investigators want us to see. >> the victim was able to get away and tell police about the attempted kidnapping tuesday when the women was crossing the street to euclid avenue. she says the suspect came from behind and grabbed her by the arm, threatening to assault her. here's a video police want you to see. the suspect is in the red box. the woman said, after she was able to pull away, she ran to a nearby café. employees block the man from the woman and called for help. if you have seen the suspect or have information about him, you are asked to contact the berkeley police department. >> b.a.r.t.'s board of directors could decide to censure one of its members over a racist comment made by the director during one of its meetings.

he told our news partner he did not realize the comment was racist and said, "i am sincerely sorry. i am acknowledging my ignorance and sincerely apologize." if censured, he could be removed from his committee assignments. >> encouraging news about the covid booster shot. the cdc says it cuts the risk of symptomatically infection in half. bay area doctors credit the booster with bringing infection levels down. santa clara county is faring particularly well, nearing lows not seen since last summer. >> we are coming down the mountain. hospitalizations are down. cases are down. wastewater shows everything looking good. >> the boosters that came out this past fall and winter served us well to keep people out of the hospital from the variants that were circulating and even some new ones that surprised us. >> the goal is to eventually

give the boosters out on a yearly basis to normalize covid like the flu. >> your food deliveries may be getting more expensive in san francisco. a pandemic error rule that only let food delivery services charge -- pandemic era rule that only let food delivery services charge 15% of the order lapsed. it was going to be made permanent but uber and doordash sued. they now -- have to pay up to 30% commission for more visibility on the apps. restaurants may pass that cost on to consumers. >> they will be astronomically expensive to eat dinner in -- will it be astronomically expensive to eat dinner in san francisco? yes. >> the city's office of small businesses is alerting restaurant owners to make changes -- owners, to make

changes, they have to go directly to settings in the services apps. nearly two dozen bay area restaurants and chefs are semifinalists for the james beard awards. >> they are some of the most prestigious in the food and restaurant world. it includes the owner of cassava in san francisco for outstanding restauranteur. been nominated for outstanding bakery. several other restaurants could also win. those awards will be handed out in june. >> i have to check out this place. i was just there. >> like there? >> i was right there but i did not know at the time, you know, which is the good one? i guess you just look for the line. >> that is true. >> you always will find a line.

the other day, i had to walk in the street, because the whole street was blocked by people waiting on food. i am like, i need to come back. >> we love to wait. >> it makes you feel like, i am missing out. i am not hungry but i will eat. >> there's a line? let me get in this. >> i will come back later. >> that would be a fun social experiment. create a line somewhere and see how many people start lining up. this building here? with like an orthodontist's office? ok. >> it is the hottest orthodontist's office in the city. >> you have to be lucky to be the first in line. >> i am excited for them. it's great. >> congratulations. it is an amazing honor. >> we are blessed to have so many places to eat in the bay. we have some updates to get you on the drought monitor. we did see a little improvement, but still, a lot of areas in the moderate to severe drought

category, focused on this deeper orange color here. let's update the monitor to today. we get some improvement through our severe drought category with the latest update. in fact, parts of santa cruz county, look at this. that yellow shading, that is the lowest drought category. they have improved to the dry category for the first time in nearly two years because of recent rains. for most of the bay area, still under the moderate drought category for another week. outside, you see the flags are waving. we are talking about an offshore wind elevating temperatures. most of us are in the 40's and 50's now. where the wind is light, like gilroy, palo alto, you are rather chilly, coming in at 38. the winds are gusting in the hills now. they back off as the day goes on. later in the afternoon, the winds are lighter. sunny and milder weather on the way. temperatures five to 10 degrees above average for this time of year.

mid- to upper-60's for the afternoon. tonight, patchy fog along the coastline. elsewhere, mainly clear, 30's and 40's. we are tracking cooler weather over the weekend and delight chance of light rain -- and a light chance of light rain. here is future scan showing you where the droughts will fall. less than a quarter of an inch, but it will dragon cooler air. enjoy the milder air. chance of showers sunday. next week, chilly. temperature is limited to the upper 40's and lower 50's. >> we will bring in ginger zee with a look at what's happening on good morning marca. >> good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, cannot see, reggie and drew -- you, kumasi, reggie, and drew, and jobina. there were missile strikes overnight on ukraine's capital. we will have the latest.

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>> there are new accusations in the case of a virginia teacher shot by a six-year-old student. the district was reportedly warned several times about potential violence. the school board has voted to fire the superintendent. parents and the teacher's attorney are outraged by what they call a pattern of inaction. they say the school missed or ignored red flags. >> three times school administration was warned by concerned teachers and employees that the boy had a gun on him at the school. >> shot

says, minutes before the shooting, school officials refused a request to pat the armed student. teachers were told to wait because the school day was almost over. the teacher is now preparing to sue the district. a potential medical breakthrough could be a huge help for athletes and people with heart disease. researchers have developed a wearable ultrasound patch that could offer heart scans in real-time and on the go. they could provide detailed images of your heart outside of a hospital. researchers say the tech is a long way from production. they need to make several improvements, including making the device smaller. while many in the tech sector are cutting jobs, at least one local tech company is actually expanding. according to our news partner the mercury news, electric air taxi company archer aviation has leased a new office near its san jose headquarters. it plans to manufacture electric aircraft that can operate as flying taxis. well it's not clear how many

jobs will be added, archer aviation's spokesperson tells us they are hiring. next, eric swalwell responds. what the east bay congressman is saying about being kicked off the house intelligence committee. southwest holiday travel meltdown. the investigation underway into how the chaos unfolded during one of the busiest times of the ye

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> the community continuing to come together to honor farmworkers who died early this week. >> the incident in the south bay that has police and business owners on edge. >> san francisco's soaring budget shortfall. why mayor london breed is telling people to prepare for the worst. >> good morning. >> first, a check on your forecast. >> one more mild day.

winds gusting now. they will back off as the day goes on. they are strongest in the hills, creating warmer temperatures compared to this time yesterday. a lot of us are in the mid if not upper 50's this morning. where the wind is calm, like ukiah, you are chilly. diablo gusting your 50. even the oakland hills had winds gusting over 40 miles per hour. again, breezing now, but the winds will back off in the afternoon. the camera is shaking with the winds. lots of sunshine on the way. convert winds later on -- calmer winds later on, five to 10 degrees above average, mid and upper 60's this afternoon. we will track these winds, showing them coming down, in a few minutes. >> thank you. we start our coverage on the deadly shooting on monday at two mushroom farm's --

mushroom farms. we want to share the names of the victims. survived. those seven people. the community has been leaving candles, flowers and signs all over town. lena howland is live in half moon bay with more on how some of the victims loved ones are remembering them. lena? >> that is right. we are at the growing memorial in half moon bay in honor of the seven people killed monday. you can see behind me, there are dozens upon dozens of flowers, candles and signs from families and friends that knew the victims and also complete strangers, all trying to

understand why this happened. the victims were asian and mexican migrants. one of the seven people killed is marciano martinez. he worked at the concord farms for 26 years, originally from oaxaca, mexico. we spoke with his brother, who spoke about the sirens and seeing police officers monday, and having a feeling marciano was gone, even tried calling his brother hoping it was not true. >> you felt a knot in your heart you could not get rid of. that is the feeling you are saying was persistent and what told you your brother was one of the victims. >> likes to play guitar. sometimes i think he plays in the church and with friends. not just me. it is everybody. the entire town is heartbroken. >> there are 40 families, including the victims' families, still waiting to go home, staying at hotels paid for by the farms where they live and work.

this while their farm is still considered to be an active crime scene. county officials say they expect they should be allowed to go home by friday as we work to learn more about this tragedy. live in half moon bay, lena howland, abc7news. >> to southern california, where the moderate part -- the monterey park community continues to mourn, honoring the 11 people who died and the nine people hurt. a vigil coincided with a visit by the vice president. she laid flowers at a memorial, taking time to visit each victim's photo. the vice president also called on congress to act on gun reform. >> can this congress do anything? >> they absolutely can. they have the power to. can i do something? yes. should they do something? yes. will they do something? that is where we all must speak up. >> the vice president also pay

her respects to the monterey park victims privately. >> another vigil will be held today for the victims in this week's mass shooting as members of the asian community say the shootings rocked them to the core. both of the suspects and the majority of victims were asian. it happened during the sacred lunar new year. they told abc7 the attacks sent shockwaves through the communities. >> for us to see this happen and think, you know, are committing these during these times really strikes close to our hearts and families. >> that man also said the past years have been difficult because of the pandemic and spike in hate crimes that came with covid-19. he's concerned the shootings could spark some type of retaliation. if you want to show your support, you can donate to alas, supporting the farmworker

community for a long time, and has now established a half moon bay strong fund. you can go to our website, abc7news.com/takeaction, to donate. they are grateful for monetary donations from across the bay area during this time. >> san francisco is getting ready for some serious belt-tightening. what does that mean for the city moving forward? >> we are learning these cuts will not be easy according to our media partners at the sf standard. the mayor has ordered departments to cut 5% from their budgets in the next fiscal year and 8% the following year. she has ordered them to preserve key priorities like public safety, ending homelessness and economic recovery, but the mayor's budget director said in a committee hearing yesterday, " i am telling departments and everyone else in the city that things could get worse. we may have to come back for more. i think there are lots of difficult choices ahead."

the city's estimated deficit is at $725 million. it is being blamed in part on declining business and property tax revenue as remote work has left many downtown office space is empty. the city is also seeing an increase in salary spending. we don't know how these cuts will impact specific city services since the departments have not decided how to make the cuts yet. >> new details out of the south bay, where authorities are on the hunt for multiple suspects as they investigate an armed robbery and shooting in campbell that happened at 11:00 in the morning on wednesday at a family-owned shop boulevard. police are not sharing whether the victim was an employee or customer. when victim said she was at work when she heard the shots. she initially thought it came from firecrackers for lunar new year. >> it looks like one of the workers at san jose camera on his phone, frantic and scared,

and then i saw two cars take off fast. >> this follows other b camera store robberies in the last few months. >> we are hearing from bay a congressman eric swalwell following his removal from the house intelligence committee. pelican speaker of the house kevin mccarthy made that decision -- republican speaker of the house kevin mccarthy made that decision, citing national security concerns. democrats claim it is political vengeance. swell -- swallwell alongside other democratic representatives also removed from committee assignments yesterday. >> this is about an institution where the speaker of the house is using his power to go after his political opponents and pick them off the field. >> let me be very clear. this is not anything political.

>> abc news political collector rick klein says, after mccarthy's narrow battle for speaker, he likely had to make good on a promise to his party. as for what is next for swallwell, he can continue serving on other committees. the house intelligence committee is a select committee where members are privy to highly sensitive information and it is up the speaker to decide -- up to the speaker to decide who serves on it. when we could expect to see footage from the paul pelosi attack. >> you are looking at the big board of the new york stock exchange. the economic headline out this morning that could have an impact. >> nfl conference championship. if you are making the trek to philadelphia, it will cost you. how much you will be paying to see the niners play for a chance at the super bowl. >> stay with us on our streaming app at 7:00 for abc7 at 7:00, live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00

a.m. >> approaching 6:39. here is the headline this morning. we are a lot warmer than yesterday, 20 to 30 degrees in spots. it is because of an offshore wind that's currently breezy if not gusty in our hills. because of all the recent rainfall, we don't have any fire weather concerns. you can see hawkeye gusting over 40 knots, diablo 50. this wind, as it rolls down our hillsides, speeds up, compresses and warms up. that is why we have that warmer start. live doppler 7 along with satellite. high pressure off the coast, low pressure over the four corners. these two don't like each other, essentially, and when close to each other, they get pretty windy. that is why the wind tunnel is aimed right at northern california this morning. the winds will thankfully backoff as the day goes on. here is later this evening. much later winds.

we are in store for another bright and mild day for january standards. highs today, mid and upper 60's, some five to 10 degrees above average for this time of year, but cooler weather arrives this weekend and so too does a chance for rain. let's check in with jobina and traffic. >> good morning. we want to start with a look at b.a.r.t. if you rely on this form of transit, heads up, one line is experiencing an equipment problem causing a 20 minute delay in the dublin, pleasanton, richmond and daly city directions. the san mateo bridge is packed traveling in the westbound direction. you may recall, about 20 minutes ago, i mentioned there was a crash on the bridge. they have a tow truck that drove past our camera. i saw it on the way to move the vehicles out of the way but expect delays if you're making your way into foster city. the bay bridge toll plaza lights came on at 5:34. we are seeing a backup there and

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>> new developments. we could see police body camera footage of the attack on congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband as soon as today. reporter gloria rodríguez is tracking this. this comes after a judge denied a prosecution request to keep the video private. >> this will be the first time we will see what happened inside the pelosis' home. a judge denied prosecutors requests to keep the footage secret. paul pelosi suffered a skull fracture in october when he was hit in the head with a hammer by an intruder who prosecutors say

was targeting his wife. the case is pending. he pleaded not guilty last month to six charges, including attempted murder. police have said that he told them there was evil and he wanted to harm nancy pelosi because she was second in line to the presidency. news agencies argued it was important for prosecutors to publicly share evidence that could debunk false information swirling online about the attack. according to an attorney representing some of the news agencies, the judge ruled there was no reason to keep the footage secret, especially after prosecutors played it in open court during a hearing last month. >> thank you. the memphis police chief is asking the public not to react violently as the nation braces for body camera footage showing the moments tyre nichols was pulled over by police. the 29-year-old died in the hospital after he was beaten and arrested by memphis police

earlier this month. the police chief says the incident was "heinous, reckless and inhumane." nichols family's attorney say he was severely beaten. five officers were fired for violating policies, including excessive use of force. >> more questions about freshman new york congressman george santos over campaign financing. he named thomas detwiler as treasurer in filings. he says he was not involved in the campaign. his lawyer says that his name was assigned, but without his consent, which is illegal. experts now say santos could face campaign-finance violations and could be punished in congress through an ethics investigation. >> if, when we ethics, we find he has broken the law, we will remove him. >> there are also questions about money santos says he donated to his own campaign.

people want to know how someone who claims to have only made $55,000 a year could two years later donate $700,000. santos has refused to explain that one. >> federal authorities are warning nursing boards about people with fake nursing diplomas. three nursing schools based in florida sold more than 7600 fraudulent diplomas for about $15,000 each, and now they are working to make sure anyone with one of those diplomas no longer provides patient care. 25 people involved face conspiracy and fraud charges. the three schools have been shut down. as for the real nurses of the world, they will be rallying today. local actions will be held across the nation in solidarity, including san francisco, oakland and marin. the national nurses united and california nurses association will hold demonstrations to demand hospitals address staffing crises. they want the industry to provide a safe number of nurses

to properly care for patients. >> for your morning money report and a big economic headline. the u.s. is not in a recession according to a new report released this morning from the bureau of economic analysis. it shows the economy grew at an annual rate of 2.9% in the fourth quarter, slightly better than expected. the economy grew two point 1% for all of 2022. inflation is still a major economic concern. the fed is expected to raise rates by .25% next week. let's see how wall street is reacting. we are in positive territory, although not as high as a few minutes ago, up about 86 points. voters will make a final decision on a bill that would increase wages and improve working conditions for fast food workers. the fast recovery act was signed by governor newsom in september. our media partner the east bay times reports opponents of the bill gathered enough signatures to place this on a referendum on

the 2024 ballot. the whole thing is being put off until the next election now. >> ibm the latest tech company to cut thousands of jobs. it announced it will cut 3900 jobs. a spokesperson says the cuts, related to the recent spinoff and sale of two business units, will cost about $300 million this quarter. ibm has offices in san francisco, san jose and walnut creek. ♪ >> yes. disney's 100th anniversary celebration begins tomorrow. the resort is at the center of the party. here is your first look at world of color one. it is the first time a nighttime spectacular has included characters from disney animation, pixar, star wars and the avengers. you have to go to california adventure to see this one.

the fireworks happening at the esplanade in disneyland park. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> do you know how long the window of time is to see it? >> one year. >> ok. >> and sometimes these shows stick around after that and sometimes they do not. >> ok. >> associate when you can see it -- so see it when you can see it. >> i saw it. >> no surprise. >> because you recommended it to me. check it out. we start in napa. closures primarily due to weather impacts we saw over the last few weeks. emergency roadwork still underway in napa on westbound 128. that alert remains in effect. also in half moon bay. this will be eastbound 92. we had previously seen the impacts to westbound 92, but he spent 92 between upper skyline boulevard.

very quickly, about to head out the door and rely on b.a.r.t., if you do, one line is experiencing a 20 minute delay. >> santa cruz is gorgeous with a lovely sunrise. a bit breezy in the hills. that is the headline. it's creating a warmer morning for many with offshore winds. sunshine and mild weather continues but cooler by the end of the week with a chance of showers sunday. in the hills, winds are strongest, 40 to 50 mile-per-hour gusts. near the surface, not as strong. still breezy in spots. 17 the current gust in santa rosa, enough wind to keep temperatures 20 to 30 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. we are at 58 in santa rosa, 50 in the city, above our average daytime i this time of the year -- daytime high this time of the year. a mild start for some. gilroy and palo alto at 38.

the winds back off in the afternoon. not nearly as gusty in the hills. sunny, breezy, mild again. enjoy mid- to upper-60's, five to 10 degrees above our average for this time of year. patchy fog on the coastline, clear elsewhere. a chance of light rain sunday. where that falls, it is less than a quarter of an inch, but it will get cooler for the weekend. heading to tahoe? good weather through saturday. sunday, snow showers. i would expect chain controls sunday with three to eight inches of snow. here at home, a lot of sunshine, cooler over the weekend with a chance of showers, and cooler next week. here is jobina with traffic. >> it is time for the toyota tahoe traffic report. because of the snow they are projected to get sunday, it is a good idea to travel tomorrow or saturday. we have no chain requirements for 89, 80 or 50.

and bring in more money and foot traffic. this year, the office of economic workforce development announced a $6.8 million grant fund for neighborhood vibrancy and economic recovery. the army civic government is dedicated to business growth, according to our media partner at sf examiner mayor london breed believes this

is a step toward a stronger retail economy. to fashion designers viktor and rolf from the netherlands are getting a lot of attention after their topsy turvy gowns took the runway at paris fashion week. okay we know we have to show you so it features upside down. sideways and diagonal dresses. and some of the dresses are not even on the model that was cute, sideways. oh, cute. so this is video of the show posted to vogue's instagram page. i just want you to look to the right of this to see what kk said. what people got bored. somebody , said the dress that walks itself is genius, another commented on instagram saying point of view, the drunk designer ran out of ideas and was bored. i mean, i love ridiculous things so here here for it on. give us all that come down the runway, i would scream.

because it's hilarious to me reaction. they want them. it's the reaction they would get. that's why i'm not invited to things. next to seven things you need to know today. break a live look outside. you're seeing it already. there it is. we'll be right back. this report has been brought to you by your local toyota dealers. toyota let's go places more fun, less. phillips that's a toyota hybrid. no plugs. no problem. class leading

>> if you are just joining us, the seven things to know this morning. authorities have identified all the victims from the half moon bay shooting. they were all farmworkers. a local group established a fund to help other farmworkers in the area. you can find a link to donate by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. >> the suspect has been charged with seven counts of murder. he made his first court appearance yesterday. he is expected to make a play at a hearing on february 16. >> video of the attack on nancy pelosi's husband is expected to be released to the public as

soon as today. yesterday, a judge denied a prosecutor's request to keep that hidden. >> berkeley police are hoping someone can identify the man seen in the red box in this video. he's accused of attempting a kidnapping on the berkeley campus wednesday. >> it is breezy this morning. here's a look at our abc7 oakland airport camera showing you clear skies. the sun on the way up. expecting another day of sunny weather. the winds will back off as the day goes on. already in the 50's and 60's by lunchtime. later, mid and upper 60's. five to 10 degrees above average. >> we have packed traffic now on the san mateo bridge if you are traveling in the westbound direction due to residual delays from an earlier crash that just got moved out of the way. one line of b.a.r.t. experiencing a 20 minute delay. >> number seven, i want to show

you this incredible video of clouds swirling around mount shasta in far northern california. drew said it is a lenticular cloud. that sounds fancy. >> i did. >> mount shasta is the second-highest highest volcano in the cascade mountain range. >> basically, it is air hitting a roadblock, and it is getting forced up the mountain, and it condenses into a cloud. looks like a ufo. >> that is cool. >> do not fly through it. you would be bouncing off the volcano. >> i thought you were going to say it was an alien ship. >> that too. >> it is giving nope. did you see it? >> no. >> it is scary. i cannot. >> you like to get out. >> i did. get out is scary but it is a different scary. don't watch it. the chimpanzee. >> the chimpanzee deserves an

oscar nomination and was robbed. >> ok. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, new attacks, more than 50 missiles fired at ukraine. new russian strikes overnight on ukraine's capital. dozens of drones and missiles shot down just hours after president biden announced that the u.s. is sending more than 30 tanks. tom soufi burridge is on the scene. "operation nightingale." nursing school fraud uncovered. >> when we talk about a nurse's education, and credentials, shortcut is not a word we want to use. >> $100 million worth of fake nursing diplomas sold. this morning, where some might be working as licensed nurses right now after obtaining their jobs illegally. the latest on the nationwide