the two men lived in trailers on site and had ongoing tension. the july shooting and monday's shooting involved to different people and different circumstances, keep in mind. today we are learning more about the details of living conditions. >> abc 7 news or porter lewis peña spoke to someone where the shooting took place. the conditions are deplorable. >> from the air the living conditions of the mushroom farm off highway 92 look room with multiple trailers and mobile homes and a makeshift community. up close supervisor rita moeller says it is worse. >> it's basically a storage shed. >> why did you find? >> horrible conditions. basically what looked like sheds, storage containers people were living in. no insulation, no running water know where where you would ever want to prepare food. >> the supervisor inspected the

farm and confirmed the county will have two -- every unit. governor newsom said he was told about deplorable working conditions at the shooting site. now his office is investigating, but the company that owns the farm said the governor's comments are inaccurate and although homes are equipped with kitchens, bathrooms and shower facilities in addition to standard living amenities. according to the mushroom farm steam, eight families lived on the property, paid about $300 a month. they confirmed workers farm is not in operation at this time. >> they had porta potty's for restrooms. they lived in trailers that were similar to camper style. it was muddy. rodents. having to cook outside. >> california garden has owned the mushroom farm since 2022 and

since the state inspected the mobile homes. half moon bay's vice has been to the facility multiple times and says the issue is widespread. >> there are other farms that have the same thing. >> in a station cal they are looking into workplace safety and health violations for the worksites in half moon bay where the mass shootings took place. there is concern on wages. the mushroom farm says they pay workers $24 an hour. they worked at the mushroom farm four weeks ago under a different ownership. she said she was paid $11 an hour. did they offer health insurance? of that. the county is considering further action. >> we will declare a state of emergency. that is what i am hoping for. >> in half moon bay, abc 7

news. >> five of seven farmworkers killed in the shooting were chinese and tonight several asian pacific islander community groups are launching a gofundme page to help the families of all of the victims. abc seven news reporter suzanne fonda has that story. >> it has been a struggle to learn more about the chinese workers killed in half moon bay. >> we're are just learning about the names. we knew that one of the things that was difficult was finding next of kin, because of the fact that they are migrant workforce. >> five of the workers were chinese. the oldest was 73, the youngest, 43. cynthia is with chinese for affirmative action. they plan to meet city and county authorities to help the asian farmworkers. caa and other community groups set up a gofundme page. >> these are individuals who are traumatized, in shock.

they have been displaced from their homes. >> we don't know anything about the employees, how long they have been at the farm or where their families live. >> that raises additional questions. we don't know what the immigration status is of the folks involved people feeling vulnerable. >> some argue it is rare to have chinese workers in the agricultural industry. we checked with farmworker justice and according to the u.s. department of labor california has as many as 800,000 farmworkers and less than 1% reported they were of asian descent. they say the u.s. has a history of asian farmworkers. >> in california this is an invisible population. and when we think of farmworkers, very rarely do people think of asian farmworkers or farmworkers of asian descent. >> eight api community groups say it is going to take work to help people heal. >> organization of

chinese-americans san mateo chapter issued this statement we need to address violence and mental health issues in our community. we have endured so much and this tragedy is shattering for our community. suzanne fonda abc 7 news. >> in addition to the gofundme, consider donating to -- they have been supporting the community for a long time and have established a half moon bay strong fund. you can go to abc 7.com/take action for a link or go to a loss -- dreams.com. tomorrow there will be a vigil in half moon bay held at 5 p.m. at the memorial site across from city hall at mac neutral park located on main street and kelly avenue. >> new developments to police body camera footage of the attack of nancy pelosi's husband will be released tomorrow. today the congresswoman says she has not seen the video. >> i don't know if i will see

it. it would be a hard thing to see an assault on my husband's life. >> pauls skull was fractured when he was hit with a hammer by in intruder who broke into the family's home. prosecutors say nancy was the target. the former speaker of the house says her husband has at least three more months of recovery ahead of him. he was last seen at the white house for the warriors championship celebration. that is him in the black cat on the left side of your screen appea. >> police have arrested five suspects in yesterday's armed robbery in campbell. the robbery and shooting happened at san jose camera and video right before 11 a.m.. an employee of the family-owned business was shot a number of times. the suspect stole thousands of dollars. >> there is high-value product in the business was specifically targeted because of the value of

the product they are selling. >> th including armed robbery, conspiracy and kidnapping. >> a federal civil rights lawsuit was filed against the city of oakland after an unauthorized police chase killed a young man last year. the officers are accused of violating policies and a family is demanding accountability. here is stephanie sierra. >> no lights, no sirens. no permission. >> from tragedy to outrage, the mother of 27-year-old -- is still living through the pain of losing her son. >> she was dealt the ultimate blow by having to look out the car window she was sitting in and see her son take his last breath. >> they were killed in june last year while celebrating a family member's graduation in oakland. he was waiting by a taco truck

as to oakland police officers reportedly driving up to 100 miles per hour chased a driver that crashed into him and his loved ones. >> the car is two times. a missile into a group of people and it exploded. cars flew, people flew. people died, bones were broken. >> the federal civil lights -- rights lawsuit alleges the pursuit was unauthorized and in violation of opd policies. dante pointer a trial attorney rep sending the family says the officers left the scene of the crash and failed to report it. a tactic they refer to as a ghost case. both offices did not test both officers did not call for medical health and they wish that the driver had died. >> holds the yellow tape and one of them yells out i hope the driver dies and pulls off the scene. >> these officers in the oakland police department are

100% responsible for what happened to this family. oakland police department for further comment but we were told that they do not comment on pending litigation. we reached out to the cities attorney's office but are waiting to hear back. >> you are not going to get a paid vacation for such a dastardly deed. >> stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >> today california senator alex padilla and leaders are renewing their call for the federal trade commission to investigate a gunman factoring company called oui one tactical. lawmakers claim the company markets its j.r. 15 many assault rifles to children. >> they are propagating a culture of chaos. and fear. where americans lives are worth less then that the prophets they can make from it j.r. 15. >> this is their website, featuring a small child

featuring through a site. it labels the j.r. 15 as a small piece of american freedom. lawmakers filed a claim with the ftc but did not hear back. schiff made it official he is running for the u.s. senate in 2024. he will be seeking the seat dianne feinstein is held since 1963. he spoke with feinstein at letting her know his plans. >> she was perfectly comfortable with my making the announcement. i want to show her the respect that she has earned. she has been a great colleague. >> feinstein who is 89 has yet to announce whether she plans to run telling reporters yesterday she will make a decision in a couple of months. schiff joins katie porter who announced her intention to run two weeks ago. oakland's congresswoman, barbara lee appears poised to run as well. >> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, the i-team with the latest

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crews finish repairs. this is not related to the sinkhole on 92 near skyline boulevard. drivers can get by in both directions but it will take time for crews to repair the road as you can see. on monday we will learn when the oakland zoo plans to reopen. it closed on new year's day after a sinkhole opened out on the main road out front. they could not do business that way. a recent stor damage but they made a difference in our drought. the new map came out today. on the right what our drought situation was a month ago. the state is totally out of the worst two levels of drought now with shades of red locating exceptional drought. the majority of california is now classified as moderate drought. very encouraging. the state department of water resources announced it is increasing the allocation from 5% to 30% to agencies that lie

on water from the state. while things look good now, there is a long way to go. >> still early in the season. it is great. we are about snowpack for this date. but as we can all attest, here in california, things have turned dry again. we want to be cautious as we move through what has traditionally been our wet season in california. >> the state water project as it is referred to serves about 27 million people. most of the agencies that depend on it are in southern california. so incredibly exciting to see the drought eased up so much. >> we needed a break from the rain. but it would not hurt to get more rain. we need to get back to the rainy season. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> we have a couple of chances

of what weather this month. we will talk about that in a moment. look at this lovely view of santa cruz. nice enough to hit the beach today. 67 in santa cruz. one record was broken at sfo, 68 degrees. mild across the region. 71, santa rosa, 68 in the city, san jose 67 and 66 in concord. offshore wind brought us warm weather. tomorrow we will see a reversal with the wind coming on shore and that is what is going to help to bring temperatures down. high-pressure has been in control of the weather. went to an unseasonably warm weather today. seven to 13 degrees above average. tomorrow, closer to average. this weekend we will drop below. from our exploratory in camera, here is a view of san francisco. 56 in oakland, san moon bay 57. downtown san francisco under clear skies right now from our sutra tower camera.

mid to upper 50's from napa to santa rosa. if you in livermore. one live picture from our east bay hills camera. things have calmed down. 50 this morning. a cooler mornings ahead as the wind has dropped off with fog and temperatures trending lower. chance of showers on sunday with chilly days into next week. speaking of chilly, it will not be as mild as it was this morning with the lack of wind, fog, onshore wind coming back. coldest inland valleys, mid upper 30's, 40's along the bay and coastline. tomorrow afternoon is a cooler day. more hi cloud cover. that will filter the sunshine. saturday, temperatures are barely touching 60 in inland valleys. look at sunday. winter all over. we will see temperatures in the

50's and as the cold system comes in from the north, really limited in moisture, it will bring moisture tohe the sierra. in the bay area, showers but not everyone will measure if we get anything. latest models have been drier and drier. anywhere from zero to eight hundredths of an inch in the santa cruz mountains. accuweather seven-day forecast, a cooling trend that gets underway. cooling continues saturday. temperatures dropping to the low to mid 50's sunday. i would not be surprised if a few 40's showed up as we head toward monday and tuesday, freezing cold away from the coast, we will see frost in the mornings and in the afternoon. temperatures are struggling to barely even reach the 50's so it will be below average through midweek in our next chance of rain is on thursday. people want to know when are the rivers coming back. >> we could use a creek. maybe not a river. >> exactly.

a little something. we have two chances, they are not very good but we will take it. >> thank you. >> the green on the heels of some good economic news. here is a look at today's numbers. the doubt gained 200 five points, the nasdaq 799 and the numbers appear to signal confidence from investors in the economy. gdp grew in the fourth quarter of 2022 at a rate of 2.9%. better than expected but slower in the third quarter. president biden is pleased. >> jobs are the highest in american history. wages are up and i don't think it is unfair to say that this is evidence that the economic plan is working. >> the federal reserve holds a two day meeting next week and it could raise interest rates and quarter of a percent. coming up next to the price of a place to

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>> remember the controversy over the 1.7 million dollar toilet san francisco wanted to build? the price has gone down in the bathroom will be in place by the

end of the summer. the end melendez is the first to have a preview of what it will look like >> only yesterday residents were in a tizzy over the excessive cost of a one toilet bathroom facility at the town square. >> put it to better use. it is ridiculous. a stupid bathroom. >> as the adage goes where there is a will there is a way in the city has found a way to build it for less thanks to the generosity of two companies that have decided to donate a modular restroom with labor included in a few extras. >> is antimicrobial. >> the sync is on the outside making the space inside smaller to deter anyone from sleeping inside. meet chad kaufman the owner of public restroom company. >> i want to show why prefabricated solutions are cost effective and easy. >> 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 and by san francisco for its policies on abortion, voting rights, lgbtq rights. and while san francisco cannot do business with these companies, they can get a gift. >> people are sincerely grateful for the donation. >> it's nice to have a bathroom for a bunch of senior citizens who hang out here on thursdays and have a little chat. you've got to go. >> the recreation and park department has to dish out $300,000 for other costs, like landscaping design, permits and environmental reviews. >> staff time, permit fees, architecture and engineering are

required to make sure everything fits together. >> that leaves san francisco with extra money from the initial grant of $1.7 million, which wreck and park says will now go to deliver relief in the form of bathrooms in other locations starting with the heights. in san francisco, we end melendez abc 7 news. >> they look good. >> they do. >> i'm glad they got the cost down. bart could use some of the extra money. officials say if ridership does not increase they could make drastic service and staffing cuts. the agency says 100 50,000 people are writing every day, down from 400,000 before the pandemic. that is a problem considering 70% of the operating budget has historically come from fares. >> we all have seen the size of how much things are going to suck if we cannot close the

fiscal gap and the clip we are starting to fall down. in federal aid to sustain service but the funding is expected to run out by 2025. if that happens the transit agency says consequences could include fewer trains, station closures, no weekend service, even layoffs. >> california wildfire victims will receive more pg and e at the end of the month but some are waiting for initial payments. the i-team has the latest on

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> the bay area is coming together to honor the victims of a half moon bay mass shooting. eight people were shot and only one survived in what investigators call an act of workplace violence at two farms. the archdiocese of san francisco has confirmed archbishop corleone will be visiting those sites tomorrow to offer prayers and blessings.

tomorrow the visual be held at the sight of a memorial at map park where people are bringing flowers candles and cards to honor the victims of monday's attack. >> president biden spoke to the man being hailed as a hero. brandon disarmed the shooter at a dance hall in a nearby city. the suspect went there after the first shooting that left 11 dead. president biden said that confronting the man it showed incredible courage. >> i don't think you understand just how much you have done for so many people that will never even know you. i want them to know more about you. >> i am still processing what i did and what i experienced. for you to call, that is just so comforting for me. >> the city plans to give him a medal of bravery. the ceremony in his honor is planned at the lunar new year event on sunday. >> concerns about issues

involving gun violence, workplace violence, mental health or more, find an ally but going to abc 7 news/take action you'll find local resources to help yourself and others. >> at 6:00 from the i-team california wildfire victims will start to receive more pg&e settlement money at the end of this month, but some are waiting for initial payments. >> there is confusion about what if any taxes they will have to pay. abc 7 news i-team report or melanie woodrow has the story. >> we were awakened a the morning by our neighbor banging on our door. we could see fire falling from the sky behind them. >> -- survived the -- tufts fire. >> we wanted to rebuild in the same place, we just wanted to go home. >> that is what he did. coronado is one of 70,000 fire victims who has received money from the fire victim trust. it is compensating victims with

money from the pg and e bankruptcy settlement. he received 45% of his determination and recently found out he will receive an additional 15%, bringing him to 60% as of january 31. the victim trust says the increase was made possible by the sales of 190 million shares of stock since october of last year. >> it's great if we get it. >> according to claims put out by the trust as of january 13 approximately 34% of claimants have not received 45% payments. the trust says as january 12 it has issued determination notices to 91% of all claimants. less than 1% of all claims have been appealed. those who have not been paid yet, the trust attributes the problem to what it is calling overhang. those who have received a determination but have not accepted their determination. a spokesperson for the victim trust says 22% of claimants

given a determination have not accepted it. aside from the overhang there is 9% of claimants the trust is not given a determination to yet. as well as those who have accepted their determination but require approval before they can be paid and those waiting until the next payment date. coronado says his frustration is figuring out what taxes to pay. governor gavin newsom signed a bill which would make settlement payments tax-free. coronado had to amend his prior tax return. >> the difficulty is federal side, a much greater amount of money. >> efforts to make payments federally tax-free stalled. congressman doug introduced the bill. >> there is a way to pass the bill -- it's not going to happen to the house or senate so you got to be prepared for a year or two of disputed >> why not? >> that is a 200 year old

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because of guillermo. he is like -- talking about it today, i just feel like i must have done something right somewhere along the line to have him send to me like a little guardian angel. security guardian angel. >> the former handy man has made appearances on jimmy kimmel live for years. >> what do you want to say to jimmy? >> i love him. i work with him almost 17 years. when i'm nobody, he made me famous. he's nice and has a good heart. >> i was never a bad boy. i was a very good boy could i got straight a's in school. not much of a drinker. i just kind of created this character that people assumed was me. so anybody that knows me knows what i am like. we know each other. i have always been this person. i am glad people know who i am now. for me, the gift is a lot of people don't care about their job. occasionally, people pop up on

our show who do not and they do not last very long because we all care very much about the show and each other. >> in los angeles, george, abc 7 news. >> do not miss jimmy kimmel's 20th anniversary show on abc 7 after abc 7 news at 11:00, kimmel is back on at his usual time at 11:35. >> one last time i want to update the weather forecast. >> let's look at the drop because we have seen an improvement in the past week. moderate category, from 92 to 90%. severe category went from 43% to 33%. and notice the two worst categories are down to zero in california. minor improvement in the bay area as well. santa cruz county in the lowest category, which is dry. definitely encouraging. sierra snowpack is good at 216% of average. in case you want to get up-to-date mountains you are good to go. tomorrow, gusty over the ridge tops.

saturday, sunny, brisk with snow showers and several inches. live doppler seven, no rain and we are not expecting any until sunday. 50's and 60's tomorrow. a cooler day, a high cloud cover in the accuweather seven-day forecast features a downward trend in temperatures through the weekend. chillier at night early next week and definitely cooler than average for any afternoons as well. next chance of rain will be on thursday. >> memories of the 49ers in the super bowl created indelible image of success in the minds of the faithful. >> they do in one bay area artists on the way to take the image and make it into a piece of art proved >> dustin dorsey has the story. >> if a picture is worth 1000 words, what is something like this were? >> easily 2500. >> meet nicholas montgomery a bay area native and one-of-a-kind artist, motivated by what could be another super

run by the 49ers. he has created a work of art, what he calls word art, highlighting the legendary teams of red and gold past. >> super bowl teams, every owner, every coach. and i could not forget about hall of famer's so i wanted to make sure that they got some attention as well. >> steve young, jerry rice, joe montana, bill walsh and many more. the artwork is done completely by hand. each name etched on the blank canvas over a span of a month and a half that turns out to be a masterpiece. >> have my handwriti portraits, but i added a hidden feature which is glow-in-the-dark. >> how were you able to do that? >> magic. >> his paintings are magically different ways but a few stand out. a dedication to kobe bryant featuring every teammate and the words from vanessa bryant's tribute at his funeral. in a 9/11 memorial with the

names of victims who passed away. montgomery aptly named sharpie boy says his work on his at the page but it is never about the money. >> touching people's arts and minds with my artwork. never do i see anyone doing anything handwritten. that makes it more special. >> with this word art complete he hopes he can get to work on a new piece in february with the names of the 2020 roster, signifying a sixth super bowl title and a championship for his hometown bay area. >> it brings it home. the bay area for me is home and so it would be nice to represent the areas of where i grew up and the cities i lived in. it represents my artwork. it would be pretty cool. >> dustin dorsey abc 7 news. >> such a cool technique. that is neat. >> think about the patience to do that requires. >> glad they're not using our handwriting. >> i could not even draw the sf

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>> now abc 7 sports with larry beale. >> every time he steps on the field brock purdy makes history. he can make more history in philadelphia on sunday because a rookie starting quarterback has never won a championship game in

the nfl obviously. zero and four entitled games. the good news he figures to have his full complement of weapons although christian mccaffrey's calf injury has kept them from practicing. christian did warm up but the niners are being cautious with fellow tailback mitchell who has an injury. cafferty will be playing on sunday, so no question about it in his mind. more on the niners with chris alvarez. >> the 49ers are going to need everybody in sunday's championship including christian mccafferty who has been an x factor all season long. you can tell this is a moment they prepared their whole lives for. >> i treat every game like a big game, this team does. every day is very intentionally sound on perfecting your craft and getting better. >> this part of the year ended this game, it is mental. everybody's bodies are beaten down. mentally you are trained.

but what you are starting for, something he will get out of bed and do whatever possible to attain that goal. >> we all start and win. everybody want that ring. when you have the pinnacle of the game which is the super bowl in your face, starvation to get there is what is going to push people through. >> it's what you've jumped about when you are a kid. you dream about it in high school, college, you dream about it in the nfl, situations like this. whether it is hunger, starvation or desperation. you do everything you can to make sure that you are going to win it. >> 49ers have won 12 straight games and he went on sunday books a return trip to the super bowl as they try to get back the six lombardi trophy in franchise history. with the 49ers, chris alvarez abc 7 sports. >> sounds like a lot of hunger. of the nba named its western conference all-star starters.

steph curry will be joined by lebron, luca. about last night and the crazy finish against memphis. a minute left where's up by two, jordan poole inexplicably launches from way out. he was going for the dagger, which he missed. a terrible shot. bad idea. frustrated curry runs out on court and throws his mouthguard into the crowd could automatic ejection, no debate. pool hit the game-winning layoff and hug steph who admitted he let his emotions get the best of them. >> a sense of urgency for sure. i kind of let my emotions get in the way. >> what did you think of his toss? >> one of those too soon jokes. i'm still hot, i'm still hot. >> why did you throw your mouthpiece? >> i don't even know what you're talking about. i have a short memory. >> evasive with the media. buster posey heads a new class of inductees in the bay sports

hall of fame. to be joined by boxer andre ward, 49ers patrick willis, nba star gary payton love and soccer's julie falvey app induction ceremony will be may 25. he has been jet did from three nba games in his career. all three times. throwing the mouthpiece. when jordan poole launched that shot, if i had a mouthpiece, a mouthguard, fortunately these teeth do not come out or they would be across the court. >> that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i am on the dates. >> i am dan ashley for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we will see you at 11:00. have a nice evening.

♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [cheers and applause] ♪♪ today's contestants are a planning consultant from pomfret, connecticut... a librarian from princeton, new jersey... and our returning champion-- a music executive from tampa, florida... whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! thank you, everyone. thank you, johnny, and welcome to "jeopardy!"

our 5-game champion troy meyer secured a tournament of champions berth with his win yesterday, but unlike his first four runaway victories here, troy really had to work for this one. he was leading by just $2,000 heading into final jeopardy!, which may be good news for our new players, emma and john, that even a seemingly unstoppable player like troy can, indeed, be challenged. let's see what happens in the jeopardy! round, as we kick off this game. here are your categories. we'll start in... then... each response will be 9, 2, or 5 or some combination of those digits. then we have... and finally... each place containing "e-n-d." troy, start us off. uh, 20th century america, please, for $1,000.