the da says the suspect and the victim in the incident were both managers.

the two men lived in trailers on the farm, and the da's the victim was in his home july 1 and her the suspect banging on his door threatening to kill him and his family. the suspect your a gun for the victim's glass door. deputies later arrested the suspect who they say smelled of alcohol. two nights different people in different circumstances and what they may have had in common was tension between employees at the farm. investigators say the suspect was allegedly taunted with an offensive nickname that may have fueled his anger leading up to the attack. local investigators are investigating the working and living conditions. for now, the main focus of locals continues to be helping one another and healing. >> it is a small community. i think everyone supports one another, and, we do have to try

to move forward and get back to how we were. >> as for the location sides these tragedies, archdiocese of san francisco confirm the archbishop will be visiting each tomorrow afternoon for prayers and blessings. there will be a vigil held for the victims tomorrow in half moon bay at 5:00 p.m. at the memorial site just across from city hall. >> the shooting highlighted the problematic and at times horrendous conditions farm workers live in and in response, the governor's office as they are launching an investigation. a statement released today said cal osha and the department of labor office are looking into potential safety and workplace violations at the shooting locations.

>> we have a look at what is being done now to support these families. >> when people are asking what can we do, we are reaching out to say, can you find a home? is there homes that can be rented to multiple families? can we find compassionate landlords out there? >> the founder of a half moon bay nonprofit says poor living conditions have been put in the spotlight because of monday's shooting and while county officials say these families should be allowed to return to their homes on the farms by day, she says let's not send them back to the same living conditions. >> more and more, our low income community, especially our farmworker community, has been pushed out of being able to afford homes, and it pushes them into substandard living conditions sometimes. >> after an outpouring of support in wednesday's emergency

food and clothing drive, she says they are no longer taking any physical donations but instead directing people to monetary donations on gofundme or taking food gift cards. >> anything we can do, we will use every dollar to make a difference. it takes a community to make change, and it takes a community to heal. >> if you would like to help, you can donate. you can find a link at abc7news.com. >> a federal civil rights law suit was filed against the city of oakland today after allegations that an un--- unauthorized police chase killed a young man last year. >> no lights, no sirens, no permission. >> from tragedy to outrage, mother of a 27-year-old is still living through the pain of losing her son. >> she was adult a ultimate blow

by having to look out the car window she was sitting in and see her son taking his last breath. >> he was killed in june last year while celebrating it emily member's graduation in oakland. he was waiting by a taco truck has two oakland police officers reportedly driving up to 100 miles per hour chased a driver that crashed into him and his loved ones. >> a car is two tons into a group of people, and it exploded. people flew. people died. bones were broken. >> the federal civil rights law suit filed thursday alleges the pursuit was unauthorized and in violation of opd policies. an attorney representing the family says the officers left the scene of the crash and failed to report it, a tactic he refers to as a ghost chase. the suit also alleges both

officers did not call for medical help and work recorded saying they wish the driver had died. >> pulled a yellow of them yells out, i hope the driver dies, and pulls off the scene. >> these officers and the oakland police department are 100% responsible for what happened to this family. >> abc 7 reached out to the oakland police department for further comment but were told they do not comment on further -- on pending litigation. >> city officials i efforts to ramp up recruiting for their understaffed police department are working. the mayor says he is optimistic the department will reach full staffing of 115 officers by this summer thanks to the $30 incentive program passed by the

city council last year. >> since the incentive program went into effect, we have seen a 51% increase in candidate interest and a 44% jump in overall applications. >> the department has 98 officers on staff. eight officers are currently under federal investigation for alleged misconduct. >> tomorrow, the police body camera footage for the attack on nancy pelosi's husband will be released, but she says she has not seen the video yet. >> it will be a very hard thing to see an assault on my husband's life. i'm really grateful to the outpouring of prayers and support for him and that is where our focus is. >> paul fractured in october when he was hit in the head with a hammer by

an intruder who prosecutors say was targeting the former house speaker. pelosi says her husband has several more months to go before he is fully recovered. a judge denied the prosecutor's request to withhold the video from being released, in part because prosecutors played the video before an open court hearing last month. >> democratic senate leaders are renewing their call for the democratic trade commission to investigate a gun manufacturing company. lawmakers claim the company markets its miniature assault rifles to children. >> they are propagating a culture of chaos and fear where americans' lives are worthless than the profits they can make from a jr-15. >> this is we won's website that labels the jr-15 as a small piece of american freedom.

lawmakers filed a similar claim with the ftc last year but say they did not hear back. >> administrators at a high school in danville are apologizing for a racist remark made by students during a basketball game last night. according to a statement from the principal, students use racist link which toward a member of the dublin high school team while he was shooting free throws. she added, "i want to be clear that in no uncertain terms, racist language and racial slurs will not be tolerated, if students are in school or elsewhere," and she says disciplinary measures will be taken. >> a4-part initiative to prevent hate crimes starts with reallocating money in the city budget. some will go to community organizations. other money will be dedicated to providing resources to victims. the city attorney and district attorney are working closely with the police chief on ways to prevent hate incidents.

>> today's announcement builds on work by everyone here to address what has been an incredible spike in hate violence that started at the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic fueled by racist and xenophobic rhetoric and behavior by national leaders. >> leaders applied the effort of a san francisco-based group that provides escorts for seniors to get to doctor's appointments, run errands, or take walks. the city pledged $30,000 to the organization in may 2021. since then, it has safely aided more than 1400 seniors. >> coming up, part ridership -- bart ridership still down after the pandemic and that could end up causing more problems for consumers. and the 49ers and their gearing up for this week's nfc championship game. >> i hope you are enjoying the beautiful spring-like weather we

have today because temperatures on the way down tomorrow. i will have a weekend preview coming

today bart's board of directors held a meeting to discuss topics including centering a board member after racist comments made during a january board

meeting referenced a staff member. without bart? the transit agency says that is a dire possibility in the next few years if operating funds are not secured. >> would have a look at what art directors plan to do about its financial crisis. >> this crisis is upon us and we need to have a vision. >> barth's board of directors getting real about its financial future. >> we are going to have to start to consider austerity measures. increasing, just not fast enough. about 150,000 people are riding daily compared to

pre-pandemic. that is a problem considering funding primarily comes from fares. >> the bay area has embraced so much the work from home culture. >> bart has received more than $1 million in federal aid to help sustain service, but the funding is expected to run out by 2025. if that happens, the transit agency is predicting potential consequences like fewer trains, stations which open later and close earlier, station closures, and line shutdowns, no weekend service, and mass layoffs, and some populations reliant on transit could be impacted. or no bart service at all. >> i mean, are these scare tactics or real possibilities? >> it is a very real possibility when the federal emergency funds run out and there's no more money and people are still working from home that drastic service cuts will happen. >> bart says the plan to ask beds, even the state more

funding, even though the governor proposed slashing funding for state transit. one sacramento is optimistic. bart says it may take the issue to voters as a transportation measure. >> it is important to have bart because we need a green option. we don't all need to be driving cars all over the place. >> it is still sunny out there, although this weekend, i'm looking a little ahead -- >> oh, no, let's focus on the positive. it was almost 70 degrees as i was driving in today. >> it has been unseasonably mild to warm today, but changes are coming as we head towards the weekend. starting tomorrow, actually, a life view from our san jose camera, step outside and enjoy the sunshine. things are changing.

it is 65 in napa. 63 in livermore. a live view from our sfo camera, you can see blue skies there as well. 62, oakland. upper 60's, san jose. 64 degrees in half moon bay. this really lovely weather, the spring-like weather we have been experiencing is courtesy of this area of high pressure. clockwise flow around that bringing us the wind, which has let up. right now, 32 miles an hour in mount diablo, so they are coming down. here is a bright view from our emeryville camera as we looked for the golden gate bridge. it will be much cooler in the morning with temperatures trending lower through the weekend and there's a chance of showers sunday with chilly days heading into next week. speaking of the chill, this morning because of the wind, many areas remained on the mild side. not going to be the case tomorrow. you will notice temperatures in

the mid to upper 30's for the coldest north bay east bay valleys. we will also have a change in the form of patchy, dense fog in the east bay valleys and along parts of the coastline tomorrow morning, and a reversal in the wind will bring about cooler weather for your friday. 59 in oakland, 64, san jose, 59 in antioch, 60, napa. 62 in santa rosa and an increase in high cloudiness. as we head toward sunday, a system drops down from the north, limited in moisture. may bring us a few showers in the morning, certainly some snow showers in the sierra. when you look at the rainfall projections, this is really going down even more and this may be completely gone as we get closer. for now, anywhere from nothing measurable to a few hundredths of an inch is all we are inspecting back -- all we are expecting by sunday night if this all pans out.

essentially for the afternoon. notice low to mid 50's. cold monday and tuesday mornings. we are talking freezing cold in the inland valleys and in the afternoon, it will still be below average as we head toward the middle of the work week before we go towards thursday, and noticed that possibility of rain entering the picture. he sunday one is not a game changer. if you have outdoor plants, just carry an umbrella in the morning. >> there is a game, though. mike the indoors. we are watching indoors. >> we will be indoors. thank you. >> today, a powerful new documentary -- docuseries "the 1619 project" debuts on hulu looking at the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black americans. >> storyteller spotlight shines a light on the prize-winning journalist behind "the 1619

project," nicole hannah jones. >> i talk about in the preface of the book being a young black girl growing up in a very white state and desperately searching for myself in the american story, wanting to know that i have relevance, that our people have contributed something to this nation and not ending that, so you feel a disconnect from your own country when you never see yourself reflected in the stories of your country, and "the 1619 project" hopes to fill in some of those holes, but i also want people to see that black americans have never had a fair chance of an -- of enjoying what they built, that so many of the inequalities we see today in this country stem from slavery and its legacy and that all americans suffer for, that form of american capitalism struggle

to have work respecting them. if we understand why our society looks like it does, why black americans suffer as a people in the way that they do, if they have that understanding, they will support policies and action that will work to alleviate that harm, but you can educate children from an early age to the truth about our society and you empower those children to go out and create the society that we all wish for. >> you can watch nicole's spotlight by heading over to ont >> the war of words when it comes to san francisco. this weekend's 49ers game is

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chris alvarez joins us with more on the team's hunger heading into sunday. are you are about to show a flashback that is going to upset the niner fans? >> we will save you from the video. i thought you were going to toss about hunger and early cheesesteaks, but we will get to that later. the niners are back in the championship looking to get over the hump. last time they won the super bowl, the 1994 season, but it was a great sunny day at practice. a lot of the guys on this year's squad were on that team when they lost to the chiefs in super bowl liv. it was heartbreaking. team is loaded, riding a 12-game win streak, and you can tell the police understand the stakes. >> this part of the year, it is

all mental. obviously, everybody's bodies are beaten down. mentally you're drained, but are you starving for it? >> will starving to win. everybody want that ring. when you have the pinnacle of the game which is the super bowl , i think the starvation to get there is what is going to push people through. >> to dream about it when you're in high school, college, dream about going to the fl and dream about situations like this, if it's hunger, starvation, desperation, you do everything you can to make sure you are going to win it. >> running back christian mccaffrey did not practice for a second straight game. he was asked today by the media if there's any chance he does not play in sunday's game. one-word answer -- no. that will be big for brock purdy

as he goes into the game for the rest of the 49ers. it's going to be a great dane -- great game, and the countdown to kickoff continues at 6:00. >> if you are worried about being warm here, check the weather in philly this week. >> i think it is a high 50, low of 38. it is not terrible. especially if you win and go to sunny arizona. that would be really fun. >> that would be better. we will see you at 5:00 and 6:00. thanks. day. how much people are spending this year. >> and a pricey toilet will not

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farmworkers killed at half moon bay. >> we knew that one of the things that was difficult was finding their next of kin because of the fact that they are a migrant workforce. >> five of the farmworkers killed were chinese, the oldest 70, the youngest 43. -- the oldest 73. chinese for affirmative action plans to meet with city authorities. they just set up a gofundme page to try to help. >> these are individuals who are traumatized, are in shock. they have and displaced from their homes. >> we still do not know anything about the chinese employees, how long they have been at the farm or where their families live. we also don't know about the workers' immigration status. >> i think that raises some questions.

that might have conflated with people feeling vulnerable. >> we checked with farmworker justice. according to the u.s. department of labor, california has as many as 800,000 farmworkers and less than 1% of the workers surveyed reported they were up asian dissent, but he says the u.s. has a history of asian farmworkers. >> we have a long history of asian immigrant farmworkers, especially in california. this is largely an invisible population, and when we think of farmworkers, very rarely do people think of asian farmworkers or farmworkers of asian descent. >> organizers released a statement today saying, "we need to work together to address the violence and mental health issues in our communities. our community has endured so much during the course of the pandemic and this tragedy is shattering for our community.

>> the city of san francisco is getting ready for some big budget cuts. we are talking possibly hundreds of millions of dollars. according to our media partners, at ss standard, the mayor has ordered 5% budget the following year. the mayor's budget director warning of this, "i'm telling everyone in the city that things could get worse. we may have to come back to departments for more. i think there are lots of difficult choices ahead." the city's estimated deficit is at 20 700 billion dollars -- $270 billion. >> the

>> time now for the 4 at 4:00. you don't call the city san fran. it prompted that response, but it seems the rest of the united states does not understand this. 39% of americans still refer to san francisco as san fran. evidence suggests the fate of the 49ers in the super bowl could influence this debate. online mentions of san fran are spiking ahead of super bowl

lvii. do we have a good nickname for san francisco? >> is sf acceptable? >> eh, i guess it is acceptab >> you know what is unacceptable? the other one, risko -- the other one, frisco. >> what is acceptable? >> i go with city by the bay. >> it's long. you can see why people adopted frisco, but, like, frisco, texas, is a city. tom brady says san fran. >> really? >> really. >> who wants to be fans with that. >> valentine's day is just around the corner. consumers are expected to spend nearly $26 billion, up to billion dollars from last year.

according to the national retail federation, people are not only buying for significant others but also for family, friends, coworkers -- >> coworkers? [laughter] >> yeah, >> what are you getting me? >> is nothing a thing? >> it is literally no thing. isn't the coworker part of this a little weird? >> i personally think you might be on a march to hr. >> again? >> larry has a permanent timeslot there. you will get nothing and like it. >> i moved into the office. what do you think? >> i think it is a little bit weird. really, for coworkers? >> what about pets? >> i could understand pets. maybe a little heart-shaped dog cookie. >> is that what louis is getting? >> i had not plan on getting him

anything. >> who do you love more >> your coworker? >> your silence speaks volumes. >> your laughter speaks volumes. get ready for the most o cookie ever, whatever that means. oreo is introducing a limited-edition cookie called the most oreo oreo. it is stuffed with the most stuff oreo-flavor cream. for the novice, that is more than a double stuffed oreo. it is so meta they have introduced a space in the metaverse called the oreo-verse. not sure about that. you guys will be surprised because you know i love cookies and stuff, but oreo's -- i'm kind of an oreo guy. i'm not sure i would go for that. that is too much stuffing, and

they make every flavor of oreo now, including some bizarre flavors. >> are you a classic oreo guy? >> or mint. that is a 10 out of 10. >> i like the cookie. i don't really care for the cream. but my kids love the cream. >> do they separate it and just take -- yeah? >> yeah. >> i think i could get on board with just the cream. >> you know a have double stuffed? to me, that is too much. i prefer half-staff -- half stuff. >> good idea. >> we are introducing you to a bay company try to make a difference. andy's teacakes was born out of a desire to create climate friendly and culturally relevant foods. the company has moon cakes, soup, and cookies, and they even made almond cookies for the premiere of the oscar-nominated film "everything everywhere all

at once." >> if you are hearing all this plastic in the background, it's because anyone from any's teacakes is joining us. -- annie wong from teacakes is joining us. >> it is really nice to meet y'all. i hope you enjoy the cookies. i started annie's tea january 2021. where going on to the third year now. the goal is always to -- has always been to make vegan versions of foods that i used to eat growing up, you know, that are culturally significant asian snacks. the first product i ever made was a taiwanese pineapple cake, and that basically has a cult following in taiwan. i don't know if you would call it cult if it is an entire country.

it really started there. the allman cookies actually -- there is a funny story behind them, but we made them for the premier of "everything everywhere all at once," and i actually had not finalized the recipe until literally the weekend before. i had to make 850 for the weekend premier. >> did michelle yeoh eat your cookies? >> i know she definitely held one. >> that's amazing. >> chris is holding one now. >> i don't know michelle yeoh, but this is delicious. >> what makes these different? >> usually almond cookies have lard in them and also big, and these are completely vegan. everything that i make is vegan. i also have a couple of gluten-free options, and then these are -- they use all-organic flour, but the main

difference is they are vegan. >> i have eaten at a lot of almond cookies. i know they are popular especially for lunar new year, with these are so almond-y, it is fantastic. what other flavors or popular products do you have that you have made vegan? >> i also make moon cakes. i think probably the most popular flavor of that moon cake is the classic flavors, but i also make tea flavors, so there is a matcha flavored one and jazzman. for lunar new year, i brought back the cookies i made for the winter solstice a couple years ago. it is essentially a glutinous rice ball with various fillings. they can be sweet or savory.

i grew up eating the sweet versions, so this year, it was a little kid that people could take home and boil at home as well as it came with ginger slices and good you berries and brown sugar to make the soup base. we have four different flavors. we have read been, peanut, and we partnered with a local kitchen to make an ube well. >> let's get to the most important thing -- where can people buy your products? >> thanks for asking. they can go to the a nniestcakes.com. i was just approved for the ferry building farmers market so i will be starting their soon and i also ship throughout california. if you're not in the bay area, you can still enjoy these treats. >> fantastic. >> thank you so much. congratulations and happy lunar

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residents were in a tizzy over the excessive cost of a one-toilet bathroom facility. >> put it to better use. it is ridiculous. 1.7 for >> as an old adage goes, where there is a will, there's a way, and the city has found a way to build it for a lot less thanks to the generosity of two companies that have decided to donate a modular restroom with labor included and a you extras. >> the handle is treated so it's antimicrobial. >> the sink is also on the outside, making the space inside small enough to deter anyone from sleeping inside. meet the owner of public restroom company. >> i just want to show why modular, prefabricated solutions are cost-effective and easier. >> in other words, he told us he wants the publicity. the donation saves the city 425

thousand dollars. while public restroom company has similar projects throughout california, he is not allowed to sell this bathroom in san francisco. the reason? the company is located in nevada, one of 22 states banned by san francisco for its policy on abortion, voting rights, lgbtq rights. while san francisco cannot do business with these companies, they can get a gift. >> people around here are sincerely grateful for that donation. >> it is really nice to have a bathroom here where a bunch of senior citizens who hang out here on thursdays have a little chat. >> the recreation and department still has to dish out $300,000 for other costs like landscaping design, permits, and environmental reviews. >> staff time, permit fees, and architecture and engineering required to make sure everything works together. >> that leaves san francisco with extra money from that

initial state grant, which reckoned park -- which rec adn park -- rec and now go to relief. >> the per flush cost has gone down. that is good to hear. >> that is really important. there is some segway here. i just don't have it in my head to get to michael finney. >> bargains. >> after the wave of damaging storms, californians are reminded to be careful with looking to prepare damage. pay more than 10% down or $1000,

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at 10:00, celebrate with jimmy kimmel's 20th anniversary special and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. it is hard to believe jimmy kimmel has been on abc late night for 20 years. he has a primetime special at his usual time tonight after abc news at 11:00. compared jimmy kimmel to a professional athlete playing a season that never ends. over 10,000 stars, five u.s. presidents. >> word of his talent is making it all look so easy, but while visiting him at his hollywood studio, i discovered how hard jimmy works before every show. >> i just always gone 100 miles an hour, and i think part of it was anxiety from my job always being in jeopardy and also, i just enjoy it. >> we first met more than a dozen years ago in his offices about the studio where his show

is taped and in 2012, i was here for a big live announcement. >> we are going to be doing our show from brooklyn. >> the moment was especially sweet for the son of the city who left his brooklyn neighborhood at the age of nine and never, ever forgot where he came from. >> i was a very shy kid and would break out of that by cracking jokes in class. >>'s uncle tony and aunt joann were in the audience that day. >> what has gone through your head and heart? >> cried and just so happy that he doesn't pick on me. >> other relatives were not spared jimmy's jokes, but his first brooklyn show also demonstrated his ability to meet even the most serious moment. >> tonight, i have returned to save my people from the storm. >> that would be superstorm sandy, but it would not be

last time jimmy had to cope with the unexpected. an oscar faux pas by warren beatty was unfortunate kimmel revealed humanity when he spoke about his son's medical challenges and other serious issues. >> i'm not great with this kind of thing. >> when he talks, people listen and jimmy continues to marvel that they do, especially when he returns to do his show in brooklyn. >> typically, i do get a little emotional looking out. >> it is hard to believe it has been 20 years. he looks so young, too, right? don't miss jimmy kimmel tonight's primetime special. abc 7 news is streaming 24/7. you can get the bay area tv app and join us wherever you want wherever you are. that will do it for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 is a 5:00 is coming your way next.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> the level of have experienced, the psychological trauma, they don't want to go back. >> i want them to feel safe and to trust the right people doing the right thing. >> tonight, concern for farmworker community just days after the deadly shooting and half moon bay. community advocates shining a light on workers in deplorable living conditions. >> thank you for joining us. tonight, as the coastal community continues to mourn the deaths of seven people, we are learning new details on about the conditions of those mushroom farms, and a previous