el rpesidente de bta que desde el mediodia, el servicio estara paralizado.ew autobus, para esas personas que tienen que movilizarse. trabajadores esenciales. no han parado de rwalizar su trabajo. tambien tenemos informacion de la casa blancas continua monitoreando la situacion. en el area de la bahia, una vez más de luto, que ha dejado a 8 personas muetas. estamos esperando que el gobernador hable. nos daran una actualizacion las agencias del orden. cualquier persona que tenga informacion, puede ayudar. se comunicaran con el aguacel, o con el departamenento de policia de san jose. nuestro colega se encontraba en

. >>> but first, bta employee and witness to the mass shooting, kirk joining us today. our deepest sympathies. >> thank you. >> i know you lost colleagues, many you've known for many years because you worked there for 12. what do you do at the rail yard? >> i work in the signalling system. the trains have a system very similar to ridiculous traffic control. regular traffic control. lights, controlling the lights, crossing and safety. >> you didn't expect going to work yesterday would turn out so differently. you do have a lot of insight into the gunman, sam cassidy, and the way the tragedy unfolded. but before we get into that and your harrowing experience, i want to honor the nine victims. and i would like to show their pictures. there will be a public vigil outside city hall at 6:00. could you please tell us about one or two of these men that you knew best? >> just a fun loving, straight up guy. and ambee, he was always joking around. and that one guy you baernlted with. bantered with. a ged hearted person. goodhearted person. >> i want to ask you, yesterday you talke

adrian, age 29, started his employment with bta as a bus operator training in 2014 and later became antenance worker and light rail operator. >> this morning, an emotional news conference was held outside of bta headquarters in san jose where the names of all the victims were read aloud. as you see, we also had our first look at all of them together. bta acting general manager evelyn tran says she was with the victims families yesterday just that they received word about their loved ones. >> i saw the immense pain and the faces of the families and i heard their cries when they got the news. it was utterly heart-wrenching. and i felt immensely helpless. >> reporter: a public vigil is planned for tonight at city hall in san jose. the community is invited to gather together at 6:00. >>> santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says support for the victims' families will continue in the weeks and months to come. >> we will do everything we can today and in the week some and months i had to support all of the victims and their families and we will also do everything that we can to f

. >>> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow -- >>> remembering the victims of the bta railyard rampage.undreds gather for a emotional tribute in san jose. we are hearing from loved ones. >>> new information and fitting of the shooters. investigators found that they discovered in his brent.com. >>> back for the win, there is a massive new incentive to get your covid-19 shot in california. the cash prizes on the line. >>> good morning, everyone. is ready for some money? >> is that true? attractive? >> you got yours, you're in it. you jon tester sign now, your dad it it is my turn it's. >> let's check in with mike to see how it will like >> right now i have breezes out the the sea breezes goes up to 30 and that a stretching the cloud deck across the bay and into the east bay. it will hit into the south bay and parts of the north bay. it will continue spreading as we head into the money can me. as the clouds retreat to the coast, i closeted men. temperatures are almost about the same. it we have over the coast susan i said is goes and the visitors to mid-sixties across the bay. 73 enrichmen

brandy child rich with bta.uch for giving us your time this morning and, of course, our thoughts with you as this unfolds. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for that. really, brandy, it was a lot of new information and just to recap everything that she said. brandy, again, from bta is able to tell us that from the information she has received that the incident has been contained. what that means, we still don't know exactly. she confirms there was an active shooter at this facility this morning. that there have been people who have been injured. at this point, she's under the assumption that the injuries are employees. she just told us moments ago that you would need to get through some sort of security at this yard. so that would either be someone who broke in this morning or already has access to the yard. but now we know from bta that this is an active shooter who is there this morning. that there are people who are hurt. she is asking for our prayers this morning. that's, obviously,

la vÍctimas eran todas empleadas del bta. paula: gracias. volvemos contigo en minutos.das a la familia que busca ayuda a un hasta ahora. tamara: quiero contarles lo que dijo el fiscal. pidiÓ a la comunidad que por favor de alguien que padece una enfermedad mental y tiene armas en su posesiÓn, que por favor lo reporten. ofrecen ayuda psicolÓgica a las familias. hay familias que pasan por momentos muy amargos. >> tenemos representantes de vÍctimas que pueden hablar con ellos. es lo que la fiscalÍa puede hacer. >> aÚn se desconoce el motivo que habÍa llevado a esta persona a cometer dar —— tan terrible tragedia. paola: agentes de la policÍa san josÉ respondieron a un incidente la casa del sospechoso del tiroteo hoy en la maÑana. este vÍdeo de una los vecinos que captÓ el momento cuando se incendiÓ la casa. vamos con julio poletti. cuÉntanos quÉ te dijeron. julio: nosotros vimos que es un lugar bastante familiar. la mayorÍa de los vecinos son asiÁticos. esta es una situaciÓn activa. esta es una zona todavÍa activa. sÓlo los residentes tienen acceso. toda esta clase fue evac

bta light rail service continues to be canceled until further notice as the investigation into last week'ss shooting at the rail yard in san jose continues. . jamina has more. >> reporter: the transportation authority says the light rail service on its 3 lines will be canceled until further notice following last week's deadly shooting at the guadalupe yard. buses will replace trains for the time being, and the bta is telling riders to factor in extra time travel because of that change. the trauma from the loss of the nine lives in the tragedy has overwhelmed the tight-knit transit agency. a memorial was held in union city illegal immigrant to remember those lost. among them, 36-year-old tatez singh, a resident of union city. there were shared memories of dedicated public service whose lives were cut too short. >> just last week, he had brought in muffins that he was so proud that he had baked himself, and he was cutting them in half so he could share them with everybody. >> adrian beleza was the youngest of the nine people kill. at 29 years old, he lived in gilroy. as for the investigation

a staggering amount of fire power that seems to say a lot about how he lived and what he did at the bta. the search for evidence has wrapped up today at a san jose home linked to the man who apparently killed himself after fatally shooting nine co-workers at the bta building wednesday. today the bomb squad detonated some small items from the home, mainly as a precaution. the sheriff's department released these pictures of his high powered stash that included 12 firearms, rifles, shotguns, hand guns, cans of gasoline and molotov cocktails, and 25,000 rounds of ammunition. one of the search coordinators sheriff detective sergeant joseph piazza says weapons were deliberately placed throughout the house. >> based on my experience i would think weapons would be stored in different locations and placed there to access them in a time of emergency. if he was to be contacted by someone else or law enforcement, he would have access to those weapons at various areas of the house. >> reporter: investigators did not find any explosives but did find home made fire bombs. >> it appeared to be molotov

. >> reporter: the mayor started out leading the names of the nine shooting killed by a bta employee. faith community and politicians were represented. >> an end to gun violence in our country. >> tragedy doesn't get solved with more violence. there were love. >>. >> reporter: there were lots of tears. and several had the strength to tell the crowd. >> i would talk to my dad and he would say who is my favorite girl and i said, i'm your only girl. >> i miss him. i wish i could give him one last hug and tell him hitch i love him. >> this one says no one's brother will be able to replace him. >> my nephew and niece, they do not have a father. they will ask where their father is. >> a lot of times tonight, we knew there were no words to express how people were feeling tonight. i do know they know they have the support of the entire community. reporting live in san jose, cheryl hurd. >>> a few miles away, friends and classmates, adrian balleza, he began working in 2014 and became a light rail operator. tonight, friends and family are coming to grips with the loss, trying to figure out how

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it opened up inic at bta santa theresa light-rail in san jose. >> this is just such a prime location that everybody will be able to drive in if they see the sign. say let's pop in. >> super convenient. i love that you can stay in your car. >> people can ride a train to the station for free and drop in for a shot, no appointments necessary. for the latest on vaccines and how to get one go to kpix.com/vaccine. >>> youth groups in the east bay are demanding justice for the death of marit gonzalez. they led a rally and march from oakland to alameda. people joined in the demonstration of various ages. about a hundred made their way to the alameda police department. police say gonzalez suffered a medical emergency after getting in to a scuffle with officers. the department released body camera footage but protestors want police reform and say the officers involved should be arrested. >> we hope to soof something to his ly because nothing can make up for what they did. >> two groups organized the march. those taking part said they hope for changes in how police interact with people of color

. >> new evidence investigators say shows the bta gunman had planned out his attack. >>> also, were warning signs missed? we investigate the shooter's history, his previous run-ins with the feds. >>> and continuing to honor and remember the nine victims killed at the rail yard. >> trying to make something senseful out of something senseless. >> the memorial in downtown san jose that is attracting a steady stream of people -- friends, family, co-workers paying their respects. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good friday. thanks so much for joining us. >> we continue to follow two parallel story lines here. the families and how we can all help honor their loved ones and the ongoing investigation. we are getting very specific details this evening about what was found inside the home of that shooter. the sheriff's department releasing photos of the arsenal. take a look. it includes molotov cocktails and more than 20,000 rounds of ammunition. investigators say this was a well planned attack and could have been much, much worse. nbc bay

. >>> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow -- >>> remembering the victims of the bta railyard rampage.san jose. we are hearing from loved ones. >>> new information and fitting of the shooters. investigators found that they discovered in his brent.com. >>> back for the win, there is a massive new incentive to get your covid-19 shot in california. the cash prizes on the line. >>> good morning, everyone. is ready for some money? >> is that true? attractive? >> you got yours, you're in it. you jon tester sign now, your

. >> a suspicious suspicious package rendered safe inside the home of bta gunmen samuel cassidy todaynesday was a hoarder with a home full of deadly stuff. good afternoon, i am kristen sze. >> and i am dan ashley. thank you for joining us. you are watching abc7 news at 4:00 life here on abc7 , hulu life and whatever you stream. a big question for investigators continues to be motive here and why? in an investigation this afternoon, santa clara sheriff's office says a motive has yet to be determined. crews have concluded a search of the shooter's home where they found a dozen firearms. also today, the vta confirmed samuel cassidy was scheduled to work wednesday, that is the day of the shooting. the union cassidy was part of confirmed officials were on the site wednesday, but not for disciplinary hearing or to on to any jobsite complaints. in the past couple of hours, the sheriff's office has released details about what they found in the shooter's house. he had a huge cachet of weapons, including a pot of ammunition on the stove investigators believe was used to start the early morning

this is a live look at the bta rail yard which is filled with police officers, sheriffs deputies, firefighters. those people arriving there this morning after shotting broke out a little after 6:30 morning. eight people were dead, one person is in critical condition at valley medical center and the gunman is also dead. again, unfolding around 6:30 this morning police receiving 911 calls with reports of gunfire at that rail yard. turns out the sheriffs office, the police department just a block away from that. they arrived. they found seven people dead at the scene. one person in critical condition later died at valley medical hospital. and another person, that person still alive. he's at valley medical center. just a short while ago, scott budman spoke briefly to that person's parents. they were distraught. this is the man that police say killed all those people, a vta employee. >> right. nine victims. 8 have died. one in critical condition. police say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. this is what we know about him. he was 57 years old and an employee of the vta. he lived in south sa

as of the grand slams committed the bta, the ata, the atp, and the itf, we remain very committed to all our tournaments. including with the media, like we have always strived to do. more i learned that a little later. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ ben m boulos —— more on that later. hello again. bank holiday monday was the hottest day of the year so far. i would say "no complaints", but may was a complete wash—out — the wettest on record in wales, the fourth wettest for the uk, and it was chilly. 25 celsius we had in kinloch certainly made a welcome change. that warm weather felt by most of us, however, we did have some of that pesky low cloud, the mist and fog around north sea coasts, and some of that lingered all day in shetland, keeping the temperatures at just ten celsius here. and we have got more of these fog banks to come as we head into tuesday morning. again, shetland, very likely to see some of that, and across eastern england, stretching from norfolk across lincolnshire into yorkshire all the way to probably north yorkshire, you are likely to come across some fog, some

the shooter opened fire this morning at a bta facility in san jose killing eight people. he has been identified as sam cassidy. this is video showing the shooting suspect leaving his home this morning and driving off to work were police say he opened fire on his coworkers. good evening. >>> we will get right to andrea who is live at the scene with the very latest on this ongoing and lengthy investigation. >> reporter: things moved quickly once shots began being fired in the railyard here at the county government center in san jose. we are now in the portion of the day in the next several days where things will move slowly and methodically as investigators insider trying to clear what they believe are multiple bomb like devices inside the building and there are picked up this morning where the initial push of sheriff's deputies when inside that building well shots were still being fired and on top of this, the vta family has now lost nine members of their family eight of those killed by sam cassidy and sam cassidy killed himself when the eriff's deputies reildi we heasever

the bta family, those people who come everyday to have public transport work, they're never going to>> you don't know what to say and it is so infuriating that we can't get our act together in congress to pass some laws to prevent these kinds of mass shootings. >> congressman, thank you for coming on. >>> outfront for us, federal prosecutors investigating whether ukraine officials whether they used rudy giuliani to meddle in the election. >>> and nearly half the million in the u.s. is vaccinated. >> please, we are not just celebrating life, we are getting our lives back. and nutrients to support immune health. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪ visit letsmakeaplan.org to find youdignity.rofessional. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to ha

no issues for bart, bta, muni or cal train. super commuters if you are up early and ready to head out the door, we have brake lights out of tracy, west bound 205 getting onto 580. plan for that if you are headed towards dublin interchange. it is certainly a little slow. a crash on highway 4 east bound, looks like the activity is to the right shoulder. i was tracking brake lights but things might be to the right shoulder now as it is starting to improve. west bound is our commute direction. things are moving at the limit with no delays. if you are heading towards benicia bridge, chp has issued wind advisory for the benicia bridge. a heads up if you are in a high profile vehicle through that area. windy today, we'll have more on that. travel times into altamont west bound, 38 minutes. east shore freeway clear as well as 101, so far so good out of south bay with no delays. we have this trouble spot in the clearing stages north bound 101 at seminary. it's wrapping up in the next minutes. you should be good to go. traffic is clear i

the podium here in about an hour talking about yesterday's events we are also told that several other bta officials will be talking the events, the victims and the company's operations. james frey. now back to you. camilla. thanks for that. >> 9.12. is the time as we take a brief break. we'll share more images of the aftermath of yesterday's mass shooting. we'll be right back. >> continuing coverage of our breaking news this morning overnight we learned that the 9th victim in the vta rail yard shooting. >> has died at the hospital. he's been identified as 49 year-old. alex fritsch. local leaders are weighing in on this horrible tragedy. >> we joined live right now. why state senator dave cortese from santa clara county. senator, thank you so much for joining us. and we know that this is your district. so the first question ask you is how are you and the people that you've been able to communicate with this morning. >> well, you know, been tough for all of think of were connected to the city of san jose. the county of santa clara and the people in the tough to sleep last night. tough to sl

bta light-rail service continues to be canceled until further notice as the investigation into last weekmass shooting at the railyard in a san jose continues. jobina fortson has more on that. >> reporter: valley transportation authority says light-rail service on its three lines will be canceled until further notice following last week deadly shooting at the guadalupe a railyard. buses will replace trains for the times being in the vta is telling riders to factor in extra travel time because of that change. the trauma from the loss of erwhelmed e nit e traged tranalmo was held unn city lasnight lo among them, 36-year-old taptejdeep singh, a resident of the city. one by one, colleagues of the victims shared memories of dedicated public service. >> adrian balleza, just last week, he had brought in muffins that he was so proud that he had baked himself and he was cutting them in half so he could share them with everybody. >> reporter: adrian balleza was the youngest of the nine people killed at just 29 years old. he lived in gilroy. that is where the investigation -- we are expecting an upd

starting today, the bta buses in san jose and the ferrys in san francisco will allow people to sit threet apart instead of six. that would mean more people can climb on board. for example, instead eight people on a 40 foot bus, now they will allow 18 people. when commuter she talked to said she realizes it is time to do this but said it was nice while it lasted. she enjoyed spreading out and having the space. masks are still required on the buses and ferrys. the only change is the spacing out requirement. new guidelines will allow them to carry more people, which they say is critical for public transportation and economic productivity. vta says 600 to 800 passengers per day were being passed over because the buses had already reached capacity. they said they aren't out of the woods yet and won't be until they can allow full capacity, but they are happy to see this happening saying this is a good step in the right direction. in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> a new spot for kids 12 and up to get vaccinated in hayward. is the vaccine site at the hayward fire health clinic offering

bta says the site will have capacitity to provide hundreds of covid keeps per day.e info about the race to vaccinate, head to abc7news.com. we have a vaccine tracker that shows how many people have gotten the shot where you live. >>> developing news in the tragic boat capsize off the coast of san diego. at least four people have died, and dozens are in the hospital. as mona cosa reports, investigators say this boat may have been smuggling people into the u.s. >> reporter: the call kim in sunday morning, a boat off the dough coast appeared to be in trouble. >> reports with multiple persons in the water. >> reporter: more than two dozen people tossed into the water as their boat flipped over on the rocks >> this was a mass rescue operation that turned into a mass casualty incident. we had about 30 rescues when the vessel broke up on the reef. >> reporter:rer inly 100 first responders raced to the scene. >> . a total of 29 people found, but officials say there was no manifest for the boat, so they don't know exactly how many people were on board. several teams could be

agency santa clara county continues to offer services to people who are coping in the aftermath of the btahooting. people can now get the help that they need through a hotline that has been set up by the district attorney's office. kron four's camila barco has the story. >> my team are incredibly dedicated professional compassionate people and i don't think they can imagine doing anything else. so casey, how can and her team continue to offer resources for people to grieve and heal after wednesday's deadly mass shooting in san jose. >> she's a director of victim services for santa clara's district attorney's office who set up a family assistance center has a location where we could have provided services and some space. but starting today, staff answering questions through their hotline. >> telehehlth is also available to help people cope in the aftermath of the shooting. but we can also answer questions about property returned vehicle, return. >> general resources in the telehealth is really for counseling session. operators have been answering up to a 125 calls. >> a day. how could says

these are the employees that we're not only working at the bta, but we're working throughout the pandemic. providing all types of services risking their own help and president joe biden ordered the u.s. flag at the white house. to be flown at half-staff to honor the victims. rayna james, back to you. >> camila, thank you for that information. again, all that information will be over on our website. kron 4. if you missed any of that. >> and as we take a break here at 6.13 will share with you more images. >> of the aftermath of yesterday's mass shooting. >> welcome back. 6.16 on this thursday morning and some nice bright skies over san francisco right now looking outside at this view right here. got a little bit of blair. the suture tower cam as it looks towards that sunshine rising over the eastern horizon now temperatures today. going to be a little bit cooler than yesterday was part of the reason for this is the wind that we saw picking up a late yesterday pushing in from the coast starting making for a brisk feel as we start this morning. so definitely don't forget the jackets as you're

explosives are possible explosives in that very large bta facility is going to take some time. atf and the fbi who are on scene will assist with forensics analysis and processing that scene to determine exactly what went and so that's the situation as at the county administration w- building in san jose. dan kerman kron 4 news, thank you so much, dan. we want to go live now to the district attorney jeff rosen. he is now holding a press conference about today's tragic shooting. director. >> first people we call this morning when we heard about this mass shooting was the american red cross and said can we set up a family assistance center at your location in san jose and immediately said yes. we're grateful to have partners like this in our community. we have community solutions here as well. rebecca's children services the bill wilson center. of course, our own county's behavioral health. dream power, which is an organization we worked in gilroy and i'll talk about the kilroy the mass shooting in little bit as well. and then also we're grateful for our partners at the fbi, the f

a horrible tragedy today and our thoughts and love goes out to the bta family, the organization and whatmore proud of the vta organization. as i drove here i saw vta buses out on the road, this is just a horrible tragedy that has occurred. one piece of information, the event did happen on the vta light rail yard, it did not happen in the operations control center. it did happen on the yard. i want to go ahead and let people know that as of noon today, vta light rail service will be suspended and additional bridges will be put in place. so we will continue to provide service to our county residents. the reunification here is here at 70 west where people can get together and get information about their loved ones. >> i'm sorry for your loss, what kind of security is on the parameter? >> i will let someone answer the question later. we are so sorry this event happened, we are there for you. vta is in the process of getting grief counselors in place to help them. as i said, vta is a family. people in the organization know everyone. this is a terrible tragedy and we will do everything we can

. >>> if you take bta or the ferry get ready to be closer to your neighbor, starting today both transities are reducing social distancing to increase capacity. abc7 reporter amy hall availed is around , is live. >> reporter: good morning, change takes some getting used to and some are telling us this morning they are not quite ready for this yet but starting today the vta buses in san jose and the fairies in san francisco will allow people to sit 3 feet apart instead of six. that will mean more people can climb on board so for example instead of eight people on a 40 foot bus now they will allow 18 people. one commuter said she realizes it is time but said she didn't, she did enjoy being able to spread out and another told us that she has concerns about taking this step. >> i think it's a little quick, i think they need to distance the same as far as nobody knows what's going to happen and i just think that they need to keep everything 6 feet apart. >> these new guidelines will mean fewer people will get passed over for a ride. vta says 600 to 800 bus passengers a day were being left beh

and we should mention the sheriff said they did conduct active shooter training drills inside the btacility within the last year. >> lindsey, thank you. shannon, washington here. president biden is looking to try to put more pressure on congress to do something. that i feel like shannon is a sentence i've said on our air a lot of times over the past five years or so. >> right. an effort to put more pressure on congress. calling for more sweeping gun reform legislation. we're hearing c again. also again happening at the white house, the flags behind me flying at half staff once more after one of these mass shootings. the president and the white house have not applied a lot of heavy pressure on congress at this point. in part because they don't want to get involved in interfering and some of these delicate negotiations that have been going on for years now on the hill led by senator chris murphy, there's indication they're making some progress between democrats and republicans on background checks. the white house is very aware of not wanting to mess up any of that. but at the same time

this building is a bta control center, a valley transportation authority control center, a hub that storesies arrived to the scene for an active shooter investigation. the information i can tell you right now is very preliminary. i can confirm with you right now that we do have multiple victims and we have multiple casualties at this point. i can't confirm the exact number of injuries and fatalities, but i will tell you that there are multiple injuries and multd fatalities in this case. this still is an ongoing investigation. we do have multiple agencies here helping us out with the law enforcement side as well as the county fireside, city fire department and multiple agencies. i will tell you about the suspect right now. the suspect is confirmed deceased. i will not go into details as to what the cause of death is at this point. the suspect is deceased at this point. the public is safe at this point. this is still an ongoing investigation, like i was saying earlier. we'll have another press briefing in probably about one hour and i'll be able to give you an update. >> is the victim tied t

can you provide -- i would like to ask a question, through the agencies likely m bta, if they continue to assist businesses across the country, how can we ensure that women, minority owned business, and traditionally underserved businesses are included in these efforts? >> [indiscernible] >> how we are going to monitor it. >> thank you for the question. is it -- as a former female business owner myself, this is a top priority of mine. the president's goal is to build back more equitably. can you hear me? >> yes, i can hear you. >> ok. in the 2022 budget, the president cause for the increase of more than $20 million for mbta. and to elevate the office to have and authorize the mbda office, which is absently vital, that is critical. so what i can tell you is, in that office, we are committed to making sure that the money gets to minority owned businesses and women-owned businesses as necessary. similarly, in commerce, we will have an equity lens and to make sure that the money that we put out to the community is done with stakeholder engagement and also, you know, with transparency, so y

victims tied to bta >> the victim -- the victim as right now there they are employee that are victimsmation at that time. >> what were they doing [inaudible]. >> i don't know at this point. what transpired with this incident but it's still ongoing. probably give me about a couple hours and we can update from there. >> inside or outside some. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. i do not have the information on that point. >> can you tell us if there were five deaths in. >> there's a lot of speculation on injuries and what not. i don't have a number for you. give me an hour and i will give up the update. everything is still early. just happened. we have investigators on the scene. trying to figure out what happened. right now we are trying to set up a reunion, get victims out to where they need to go and get medical treatment at this point. that's the most important thing. >> where are the victims going >> one second. one at a time please. >> i don't know what kind of weapon. >> how can family members get information >> good question. family information right now we are staging our reunio