pedro perez underwent three surgeries and is still in a lot of pain. >> i had two bullets in my stomach, one in my face, one in my arm, and a bullet in my back. >> reporter: the 24-year-old said life will never be the same and he may never recover from the mental trauma. he witnessed a gunman killed his older brother, 38-year-old, jose perez. >> what hurts me so much is that we were always together, i lived with him, we were always together. we would cook together, we would go to the store, we were inseparable. >> reporter: the two brothers left mexico to live and work at the half moon bay mushroom farm, they would send money home, jose is survived by his wife and four kids. jose's wife is also suing, and the owner, police say this worker killed four people and injured pedro. he then went to another farm and killed three more people on january 23rd, 2023. >> we can't believe it, we didn't have any problems and he was our coworker and we always worked side-by-side with him. >> this case is about holding a landlord accountable for failing to protect the tenants on his property. >> reporte

moon bay, mushroom farms or 7 people were killed and one person was hurt last year. 24 year-old pedro perez was shot 5 times but survived the mass shooting back in january of 2023. his older brother jose was killed. pedro in jose's family have now filed suits against california. terra gardens and its owners accusing them of failing to take reasonable steps to protect their tenants from violent acts. the lawsuit alleges the accused shooter chanley zhao had a documented history of violence. and that the farm did little to ensure worker safety outside of court. pedro perez said he's still in disbelief and upset over losing his brother. >> got i i came here for a better life to helping family. and they told me that there were jobs here at this farm. we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just. >> don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terror gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers that they violated rights by not providing a place w

the half moon bay mushroom farms where 7 people were killed and one person was hurt. 24 year-old pedro perez was shot 5 times but survives in that mass shooting. >> that was january of last year. his older brother jose did not survive it. pedro jose's family now filed the suit against california terra gardens and its owners accusing them of failing to take reasonable steps to protect their tenants from violent acts. the lawsuit alleges the accused shooter truly zhao had a documented history of violence in the farm did little to ensure workers safety outside the courtroom. pedro perez says he's still in disbelief over what happened. >> i i came here for a better life to helping family. and they told me that there were jobs here at this farm. we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just. >> don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers that they violated rights by not providing a place where th

da lin was there as he shared his painful story. >> reporter: shooting survivor pedro perez underwenthree surgeries and is still in a lot of pain. >> translator: i had two bullets in my stomach. one in my face, one in my arm and a bullet in my back. >> reporter: speaking through a translator, the 24-year-old says life will never be the same and he may never recover from the mental trauma. he witnessed a gunman kill his older brother, 38-year-old jose perez. >> translator: what hurts me so much is that we were always together. i lived with him. we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> reporter: the two brothers left oaxaca, mexico, to work and live at the half moon bay mushroom farm. they would send money home. jose is survived by his wife and four kids. side from pedro, jose's wife is also suing california terra garden and the owner. >> translator: we can't believe it because we didn't have any problems and he was our co-worker. >> this case is about holding a landlord accountable for failing to protect the tenants on its property. >> reporter: pedro's attorney duffy magillig

pedro perez worked at the mushroom farm in half moon bay. he was there last year when a gunman opened fire. his brother and 6 others were killed. and now a worker's been charged with their murders. kron four's theresa stasi reports that presses suing the farm for not protecting workers from harm and for deplorable living conditions that were exposed after the shooting. >> i have suffered a lot. >> those i was 2 months in the hospital. >> speaking with the help of an interpreter pater perez shared how he lives in pain every day since the mass shooting in half moon bay last january. on that day, he says that the shooter identified by police disgruntled employee surely shao shot perez 5 times twice in the stomach once in the arm, hip elbow and face barely getting consent happened. and still not working. >> he's struggling emotionally from going through the experience of being a witness to his brother's any struggling financially because the injuries that he suffered are preventing him from working bres is now represented by coaches pitre mccart

the plaintiff is pedro perez, whose brother was killed in the shooting. pedro was killed -- was hit five times. >> i had two bullets in my stomach. one in my face, one in my arm and a bullet in my back. >> we reached out to the owners but we have not heard back, the suspected shooter remains in custody. >>> still ahead, one day after the a's revealed this will be their final season at the coliseum, we are hearing from the players them selves. >> it is a tough situation all around. >>> a rare earth quake rattles the east coast, we will show you the moment it happened. >>> millions of americans are expected to travel to catch the best view of the total eclipse. we will have everything you need to know including a very special event here in the bay area. >> we are a part of a much larger universe, there are things going on out there without any human involvement at all. >>> a's fans have been expressing their heartbreak and outrage since the team announced they will be moving to west sacramento for the next few years ahead of their permanent expected move to

today's event packed with media pedro felix romero perez, was shot five times and survived. >> i had two bullets in my stomach, his brother, jose romero perez, killed with six other farm workers, is that i have suffered a lot. >> lawyers filed suit, claiming the employer, california terror gardens, failed to safeguard their farm workers from numerous dangers. >> everybody has a right to feel safe in their home in the state of california. not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, but they violated those rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. >> attorney joe cotchett pointed out this was a traumatic event at the workplace that should never have happened, and that's the tragedy. >> but we were shocked when our investigators came back with photographs, the likes of which you can't imagine. >> pedro perez was in the container he lived in when he was shot five times. containers are typical housing for many farm workers, with no running water or electricity. >> one would think after 40 year

. >>> a man named pedro perez came to the bay area to try to make a better life for his family, he never envisioned what could have happened while working at a peninsula farm. he is the sole survivor of last year's shooting at half moon bay, now he's talking about why he is suing his work lace over this tragedy. he watched his brother die and he himself was shot five times. da lin was there as perez shared his painful story. >> reporter: shooting survivor, pedro perez underwent three surgeries and is still in a lot of pain. >> i had two bullets in my stomach, one in my face, one in my arm and a bullet in my back. >> reporter: the 24-year-old said life will never be the same and he may never recover from the mental trauma that he witnessed a gun man kill his older brother, jose perez. >> what hurts me so much, is that we were always together, i lived with him, we would go to the store, we were inseparable. >> reporter: they left mexico to live and work at the half moon bay mushroom farm, they would send money home, he is survived by his wife and four kids. jose's wife is also suing the ow

one pedro perez file add lawsuit yesterday. see him there with attorneys against the farm owners. s shot five times. he says he is still recovering. >> i had two bullets in my stomach. one in my face. one in my arm. and a bullet in my back. >> in california landlords, all landlords, have a duty to protect their tenants from the criminal acts of people who come on to the property. >> attorneys are also filing the lawsuit on behalf of pedro perez's older brother jose who was killed in that mass shooting. the farm owners declined to comment on the lawsuit. >>> horse owners in solano county are under fire after their animals appear to be suffering and malnourished. we learned two of those horses died this week in a criminal animal cruelty investigation that's under way. we have the exclusive story. we warn you, some images will be disturbing. >> they're basic care every animal deserves and i don't sigh see them getting it. it breaks my heart. >> reporter: becca is sickened the way the horses in the pasture behind her home are being treated. she discovered two horses down. one dead in t

da lin was there as he shared his painful story. >> reporter: pedro perez underwent three surgeries and is still in a lot of pain. >> i had two bullets in my stomach, one in my face, and one in my arm, and a bullet in my back. >> reporter: the 24-year-old said life will never be the same and he may never recover from the mental trauma. he witnessed a gunman killed his older brother, 38-year-old, jose perez. >> what hurts me so much is that we were always together. i lived with him, we would go to the store, we were inseparable. >> reporter: they left mexico to live and work at the farm, they would send money home. he is survived by his wife and four kids. jose's wife is also suing the garden and the owner, police say this worker killed four people and injured pedro at the california garden, they say he went to another farm and killed three more people on january 23rd, 2023. >> we can't believe it, because we didn't have any problems and he was our coworker and we always worked side-by-side with him. >> this case is about holding a landlord accountable for failing to protect the tenants

pedro perez opens up about the loss of his brother, his painful recovery and taking his stand to fellow. plus, one of the longest-serving politicians in san francisco history is already jumping into the race for mayor, how aaron peskin could stand out from the pack. now let's go out to oracle park for giants opening day. >> reporter: hello from oracle park, what a perfect day for baseball, more than 40,000 fans packed this place and they were rewarded. let's not forget, san francisco also very much a 49ers town and we saw that before baseball was even played, fred warner and deebo samuel on the field for the first pitch, although with fred, more of a spiked first pitch, matt williams had no chance of stopping that one, it looked ugly. this was pretty cool, the first punt, a perfect splash into a cove, and with that, time to play ball. nobody on this team is hotter than michael conforto right now. then we pick things up in the eighth inning, tied at two. tyler rogers is in for jordan hicks, and this is a reminder at home, you don't have to light up the laser gun if you want the rangers t

perez is now being represented by coach it pitre mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner, the mushroom farm. >> we're pedro and jose worked for negligence and for wrongful death. perez's brother jose died that day leaving behind a wife and 4 children. perez says that they came to this country to earn money and spend time with his brother. we would come together and we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> really all about. yeah, sure will land nation's were >> show you federal government and the state of california to not spending few dollars more to help people that go out and hit the road that tourney. joe coach, it says that they are asking for an undisclosed amount of money, adding that the lawsuit is bigger than just perez family. it's also for workers throughout the state. and nationally who face similar horrible conditions after the shooting, it was revealed how the mushroom farm workers lived an empty container boxes with no running water, no bathrooms, no insulation or kitchen to prepare food to eat. >> the accused shooter allegedly opened fire because he was frustrated. the farm wanted him to pay $100 f

farms where 7 people were killed and one person was hurt in mass shooting last year. 24 year-old pedro perez was shot 5 times. he survived. but his older brother, jose did not. and pedro and jose's family filed the suit against california terra gardens and its owners claiming that the accused shooter john le jour had a documented history of violence and the farm did little to ensure workers safety outside court. pedro perez says he still in disbelief over what happened. >> i i came here for a better life to helping family. and they told me that there were jobs here at this farm. we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, but they violated rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. in california landlords all the way more temperate duty to protect their tenants for the criminal acts of people who come out of the property. and

where 7 people were killed and one person was hurt in that mass shooting last year. 24 year-old pedro perez was shot 5 times. he survived that shooting. but his older brother, jose did not pedro and jose's family filed the lawsuits against california terra gardens and its owners claiming that the que shooter chunli zhao who you see here had a documented history of violence and the farm did little to ensure workers safety outside court. pedro perez says that he still in disbelief over what happened. >> i >> i came here for a better life to helping family. >> and they told me that there were jobs here at this we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers that they violated rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. in california landlords all the way more temperate duty to protect their tenants for the criminal acts of people who

pedro perez says he is still in shock over what happened. >> i i came here for a better life to helping family. and they told me that there were jobs here at this farm. we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers that they violated rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. in california landlords all the way more temperate duty to protect their tenants for the criminal acts of people who come out of the property. and california terra gardens did nothing to protect, came through or his brother or the other victims of that shooting. >> jose perez leaves behind a wife and 4 children in mexico. zhao has pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him. his next court appearance is scheduled for later this month. developing news now. we're getting new details about a fire that happened on treasure island. we have some video

today one of those survivors, 24-year-old pedro perez, filed a lawsuit against the farm owners.erez was shot five times by the suspect was awaiting trial for the murders. through a translator perez said he is still recovering. >> translator:, i had two bullets in my stomach, one in my arm and one of my back. >> and california landlords have a duty to pray -- protect their employees from criminal acts. >> attorneys are also following -- filing the lawsuit of his older brother who was killed in that shooting. farm owners declined to comment. >>> your pg&e bill may be continuing to soar but so is the compensation for the company ceo. we learn pg&e paid patricia pope nearly $17 million last year, that the 20% bump from what she got paid in 2022. pg&e says it pays the executives based on the safety record as well as its financial performance. the company says its shareholders are the one that pay for top executives. the utility, so that you know, earned more than $2 billion last year. pg&e is california's most expensive power provider. >> a lot of people are on spring break and if yo

pedro perez says he still in disbelief over what happened. >> got >> i came here for a better life to family. >> and they told me that there were jobs here at this farm. we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid workers, that they violated rm rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. in california landlords all landlords have a duty to protect their tenants for the criminal acts of people who come out of the property. and california terra gardens did nothing to protect, came through or his brother or the other victims of that shooting. >> well, jose perez leaves behind a wife for children in mexico now pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. his next court appearance is scheduled for later on this month. coming up on the kron morning news protesters across the u.s.. >> continue to call for hostages to be released as the israel-hamas war reached the

perez is now being represented by coach it pitre mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner of the mushroom farm. >> we're pedro and jose worked for negligence and for wrongful death. perez's brother jose died that day leaving behind a wife and 4 children. perez says that they came to this country to earn money and spend time with his brother. we put together and we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> your is all about. yeah, sure will land conditions were >> shouldn't. federal government and the state of california we are not spending few dollars more to help people that go out and hit the road attorneys coach, it says that they are asking for an undisclosed amount of money, adding that the lawsuit is bigger than just perez family. it's also for workers throughout the state and nationally who face similar horrible conditions after the shooting, it was revealed how the mushroom farm workers lived an empty container boxes with no running water, no bathrooms, no insulation or kitchen to prepare food to eat. >> the accused shooter allegedly opened fire because he was frustrated. the farm wanted him to pay $100 fine for

a farm worker shot and kill ed another today, one of those survivors, 24-year-old pedro perez, filed a lawsuit against the farm owners. perez was shot five times by tum li zao. through translators, perez said he's still recovering. >> i had two bullets in my stomach. [ speaking in a global language ] >> one in my face, one in my back. one in my arm. >> in california, all upon landlords have the duty to protect their tenants from criminal acts from people who come on the property. >> they are also filing the lawsuit on behalf of pedro's older brother, jose, who died in that attack. >>> now to a bay area horse farm. it comes after two horses were found dead. our jodi hernandez was tipped off on the story. started digging into it today. what can you tell us? >> well, we were contacted by several community members about a very troubling situation here in solano county. they claim about a dozen horses that live in a vacaville pasture, are not being properly cared for. and the pictures they sent us were both heartbreaking and highly disturbing. now, those neighbors did call animal control

. >> i was 2 months in the hospital speaking with the help of an interpreter on friday, pedro perez shared how he lives in pain every day since the mass shooting in half moon bay on january, 23rd 2023 on that day. he says the shooter identified by police as disgruntled employee surely shao shot perez 5 times twice in the stomach and once in the arm elbow and face barely getting incident happened. >> and still not working. >> he's struggling emotionally from going through the experience of being a witness to his brother's any struggling financially because the injuries that he suffered are preventing him from working. perez is now being represented by coach it pitre mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner of the mushroom farm. >> we're pedro and jwo

pedro pérez, el único sobreviviente de la masacre en half moon bay, está demandando a los dueños de laestoy recordando de él. este tiroteo ocurrió el 23 de enero del 2023. el tirador era un compañero de trabajo de pedro, otro campesino que trabajaba y vivía en esta granja de japón. voy 1 de los abogados que representa este sobreviviente y su familia dice que los fiscales están encargando en la corte de hacer al tirador responsable por sus crímenes, pero que esta demanda es para también responsabilizar a aquellos que fueron negligentes y causaron las condiciones que llevaron a esta masacre. están denunciando a la compañía california terra gardens y hacia min one, dueños de la granja de hongos y los acusan por mantenerlos en condiciones de vida deplorables. vine a sacar mi familia adelante y pues sigue aquí en de hamás y pues unos amigos dicen que aquí hay trabajo aquí en la rancho y pues no dijeron pues aquí tenemos un tenemos unas casitas, una traila para vivir, dicen si quieren llegar y pues ahí llegamos. pero lo que se encontraron no era lo que esperaban. este es el contenedor donde

pedro pérez llegó con sus abogados y contó cómo esta tragedia ha impactado su vida allí. josé, perdió la vida y estas fueron sus reacciones. me tocó 2 balas. mi estómago. it's in my stomach. y bueno, aquí en mi calle. y otro mi brazo y 1 en mi espalda. y pues and a bullet in my bag. y por eso sufrí mucho y hasta ahora igual, pues ando ando bien débil pues todavía pues sigo en eso. la defensa está demandando a san juan de california inc, alegando que la granja no tomó medidas razonables para proteger a sus inquilinos de actos violentos de terceros. las demandas también alegan que el atacante issa tenía historia. bueno, tenía historia documentada de violencia y que hubo otro tiroteo en la propiedad en julio de 2022. esta tarde a las 6, le vamos a tener un reportaje completo. el condado santa clara lanza una campaña con motivo del mes nacional de concientización sobre la conducción distraída, que se celebra en abril. driving is more than a annoying habit. los funcionarios del condado de santa clara anunciarán la campaña just drive para aumentar la concientización sobre los p

pedro pérez, el único sobreviviente de la masacre en half moon bay, está demandando a los dueños de lala vida de 7 campesinos, incluyendo su hermano josé romero pérez. como es mi hermano, pues siempre, como vimos con él, siempre andamos juntos. siempre estoy recordando de él. el tiroteo ocurrió el 23 de enero del 2023. el tirador fue 1 de los compañeros de pedro, otro campesino que como él vivía y trabajaba en esta granja de half moon bay, 1 de los abogados que representa este sobreviviente y su familia, dice que los fiscales se están encargando en la corte de hacer al tirador responsable por sus crímenes, pero que esta demanda es para también responsabilizar a aquellos que fueron negligentes y causaron las condiciones que llevaron a esta masacre. están denunciando a la compañía california terra gardens y hacia el dueños de la granja de hongos y los acusan por mantenerlos en condiciones de vida deplorables. pues me vine a sacar mi familia adelante y pues llegué aquí y pues unos amigos dicen que aquí hay trabajo aquí en la en el rancho y pues nos dijeron pues aquí tenemos un, tenemos un

pedro felix romero perez was shot five times and survived. >> i had two bullets in my stomach, his brotheromero perez, killed with six other farm workers, is that i have suffered a lot. >> lawyers filed suit, claiming the employer, california terra gardens, failed to safeguard their farm workers from numerous dangers. >> everybody has a right to feel safe in their home in the state of california. not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, but they violated those rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. >> attorney joe cotchett pointed out this was a traumatic event at the workplace that should never have happened. >> that's the tragedy. but we were shocked when our investigators came back with photographs, the likes of which you can't imagine. >> pedro perez was in the container he lived in when he was shot five times. containers are typical housing for many farm workers, with no running water or electricity. >> one would think after 40 years of cesar chavez, we would be able to put people in

there are two actual separate lawsuits, one that was filed by the survivor, pedro perez. is filed by his late brother's family. the suspect, gunman chung li jiao, remains behind bars and is awaiting trial. he's scheduled to appear in court later this month. >> an iconic peninsula tool store is closing for good after nearly five decades in business. the owner of the k 119 tools and equipment store says he's retiring. that store opened 45 years ago on san mateo avenue in san bruno. it is known for its diverse inventory of woodworking, construction, plumbing, landscaping, demolition, automotive tools and outdoor power equipment. the store's two final closing sale days are next wednesday and thursday. >> restaurant week officially underway in san francisco, dozens of restaurants are offering special pre-fixe menus through all week long until sunday, april the 14th. so you got a week to try it out. special menus start as low as ten bucks for brunch or lunch. go up to $90 for dinner. restaurants range from american to latin american, burmese, caribbean cuisine as well. this is

today's event, packed with media pedro felix romero perez was shot five times and survived. >> i had two bullets in my stomach, his brother, jose romero perez, killed with six other farm workers is that i have suffered a lot. >> lawyers filed suit, claiming the employer, california terra gardens, failed to safeguard their farm workers from numerous dangers. >> everybody has a right to feel safe in their home in the state of california, not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, but they violated those rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. >> attorney joe cotchett pointed out this was a traumatic event at the workplace that should never have happened. >> that's the tragedy. but we were shocked when our investigators came back with photographs, the likes of which you can't imagine. >> pedro perez was in the container. he lived in when he was shot five times. containers are typical housing for many farm workers, with no running water or electricity. >> one would think after 40 years of

perez is now being represented by coach it pitre mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner, the mushroom farm. >> we're pedro and jose worked negligence and for wrongful death. perez's brother jose died that day leaving behind a wife and 4 children. perez says that they came to this country to earn money and spend time with his brother. we put together and we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> your is out. yeah, sure will. land nation's were >> shouldn't. federal government and the state of california we are not spending few dollars more to help people that go out and hit the road attorneys. joe coach, it says that they are asking for an undisclosed amount of money, adding that the lawsuit is bigger than just perez family. it's also for workers throughout the state and nationally who face similar horrible conditions after the shooting, it was revealed how the mushroom farm workers lived an empty container boxes with no running water, no bathrooms, no insulation or kitchen to prepare food to eat. >> the accused shooter allegedly opened fire because he was frustrated. the farm wanted him to pay $100 fine for damag

today's event, packed with media pedro felix romero perez was shot five times and survived. >> i hadlets in my stomach. >> his brother, jose romero perez, killed with six other farm workers. >> he also is that i have suffered a lot. >> lawyers filed suit claiming the employer, california terra gardens, failed to safeguard their farm workers from numerous dangers. >> everybody has a right to feel safe in their home in the state of california. not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, but they violated those rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. >> attorney joe cotchett pointed out this was a traumatic event at the workplace that should never have happened. >> that's the tragedy. but we were shocked when our investigators came back with photographs, the likes of which you can't imagine. >> pedro perez was in the container he lived in when he was shot five times. containers are typical housing for many farm workers with no running water or electricity. >> one would think after 40 years

perez is now being represented by coach it pitre mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner, the mushroom farm. >> where pedro and jose worked for negligence and for wrongful death. perez's brother jose died that day leaving behind a wife and 4 children. perez says that they came to this country to earn money and spend time with his brother. we would put together and we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> really all about. sure. inland nation's were >> showing federal government and the state of california to we're not spending few dollars more to help people that go out and hit the road that tourney. joe coach, it says that they are asking for an undisclosed amount of money, adding that the lawsuit is bigger than just perez family. it's also for workers throughout the state and nationally who face similar horrible conditions after the shooting, it was revealed how the mushroom farm workers lived an empty container boxes with no running water, no bathrooms, no insulation or kitchen to prepare food to eat. >> the accused shooter allegedly opened fire because he was frustrated. the farm wanted him to pay $100 fine f

perez is now being represented by coach it pitre mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner, the mushroom farm. >> we're pedro and jose workedr jose died that day leaving behind a wife and 4 children. perez says that they came to this country to earn money and spend time with his brother. we put together and we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> really all about. yeah, sure will. land nation's were >> shouldn't. federal government and the state of california to not spending few dollars more to help people that go out and hit the road attorneys. joe coach, it says that they are asking for an undisclosed amount of money, adding that the lawsuit is bigger than just the perez family. it's also for workers throughout the state and nationally who face similar horrible conditions after the shooting, it was revealed how the mushroom farm workers lived an empty container boxes with no running water. no bathrooms, no insulation or kitchen to prepare food to eat. >> the accused shooter allegedly opened fire because he was frustrated. the farm wanted him to pay $100 fine for damaging the machine used at work. his trial is ex

pedro perez said he's still in disbelief over what happened. >> i i came here for a better life to helping family. and they told me that there were jobs here at this farm. we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, that they violated rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. in california landlords all the way more temperate duty to protect their tenants for the criminal acts of people who come out of the property. and california. terra guards did nothing to protect, came through or his brother or the other victims of that shooting. >> jose perez leaves behind a wife and 4 children in mexico. the suspect has pleaded not guilty to the charges brought against him next court appearance is scheduled for later this month. coming up on kron, 4 news at noon, pro-palestinian protesters blocked the entrance of a research facility

where 7 people were killed and one person was hurt during a mass shooting last year. 24 year-old pedro perez was shot 5 times. he survived. but his older brother jose did not and their family filed a lawsuit against california terra gardens and its owners claiming that the accused shooter zhao, who you see there had a documented history of violence and the farm did little to ensure the safety of its workers outside court. pedro said that he is still in disbelief over what happened. >> i i came here for a better life to helping family. and they told me that there were jobs here at this farm. we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just. >> don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, but they violated rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. in california landlords all the way more temperate duty to protect their tenants for the criminal acts of people come out of the p

. >> pedro romero felix perez, barely survived the attack on january 3rd, 2023. pedro was shot five times, including twice in the stomach ask once in the face, by chun li zao. ped said he is still recovering. >> i'm still in pain. and still trying to get better. >> pedro's brother jose is thinking about him. >> in california, landlords. all landlords have a duty to protect their tenants from a criminal act coming on their property. and california gardens did nothing to protect bed row or his brother or the other victims of that shooting. >> reporter: today, the law firm filed lawsuits on behalf of both families, against the farm owners, california tera gardens and jin min guon. saying they created deplorable living conditions. the owners declined to comment. pedro said he and jose lived in shipping containers. >> and were made for shipping goods. but it had been converted into an empty space where they were forced to make their home. >> those conditions led to the shooting. >> the shoot are. when you find out the facts. what caused him to do the shooting? what cau

. >> en una conferencia de prensa realizada este viernes pedro fÉlix romero pÉrez dijo sentirse muy malr recibido cinco disparos. >> tuve dos veces —— meses en el hospital. >> el trabajador mexicano originario de oaxaca. tambiÉn perdiÓ a su hermano josÉ que fue una de las siete vÍctimas mortales. uno de sus abogados explicÓ que la demanda se presentÓ a nombre de los dos hermanos en contra de la granja de champiÑones donde vivÍan y trabajaban. y buscarÁn una compensaciÓn. [habla en inglÉs] california terra agarren no hizo nada para proteger a pedro o a su hermano o a las otras vÍctimas del tiroteo. le directora ejecutiva de la organizaciÓn a las espera que a raÍz de esta demanda mejoren las condiciones de los trabajadores del campo, no sÓlo a nivel estatal, sino a lo largo del paÍs. despuÉs de la tragedia salieron a la luz las condiciones precarias en las que viven muchos trabajadores agrÍcolas. le directora ejecutiva de alas me dijo que esta demanda tiene un gran significado para la comunidad. >> significa mucho para las familias que han sido vÍctimas. incluye esta demanda la familia de

pedro felix romero perez and his older brother jose worked at the california terra garden where the gunmanned fire in january of 2023. pedro survived. his brother did not. his brother was one of the seven people that were killed. know pedro and his brother's family are suing the owner of that farm. they say farm management failed to secure the farm and protect workers. we have been unable to reach the farm for comment. the suspect is due in court later this month. >>> new at 11:00, president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke for the first time today since an israeli air strike killed seven aid workers in gaza. mr. biden called the deaths unacceptable. here in the bay area, there is a push to raise funds to help the people of gaza. jocelyn moran has more. >> reporter: the rain came down here in los gatos tonight, but that didn't stop people from coming down here to support businesses who will then give those funds to islamic relief usa. tonight, many in los gatos stood in line with their umbrellas buying tacos and pastries to support palestinian owned businesses. >>

lawsuit against the owners of the mushroom farms where those killings took place. 24 year-old pedro felix romero. perez was shot 5 times. he survived, but he lost his older brother, jose pedro and jose's family have filed lawsuits against california terra gardens and its owners accusing them of failing to take reasonable steps to protect their tenants from violent acts. >> protesters blocked the entrance to the lockheed martin research facility in sunnyvale here. the group is calling for a ceasefire in gaza and says that facility is supplying israel with jets and missiles about 250 people participated in the rally that lasted for about 5 hours today. at one point, a driver sped towards got out of the car and threatened them with a knife. >> present. >> extremely intense encounter. obviously the video shows and then getting back into his truck with protesters saying that he could park walk in to get the laptop. he says he needed. there. no one was arrested during the protest. >> meanwhile, in los gatos today, people braved the cold and wet weather to support people in gaza to palestinian owned businesse

amongst the victims, josÉ perez, his brother pedro d in new york city are making sure bridges and buildingsdid not suffer any structural damage. >>> it is the giants opening-day at oracle park, taking on the san diego padres and the padres are ahead right now. the giants open their season last thursday in san diego. they won two game so far but lost five. they are hoping for success this season with a revamped roster and new leadership. >>> we are just a few days away from a rare event in the sky. a total solar eclipse. around here, we will get a partial view. our brian hackney talked to a bay area sky gazer who was willing to travel to get a better look. >> meet a fellow cal poly physics grad. >> my name is caitlin and i am a developer here at the exploratorium. >> she has got big plans for april 8. >> when did you make reservations? >> not as early as i should have. >> caitlin and millions of others are headed to four minutes of darkness at midday, the total solar eclipse. >> that was the craziest thing i have ever seen. >> that was amazing. i am at a loss for words. >> they are talking a

pedro félix romero pérez y la familia de su hermano asesinado, josé romero pérez, alegan que el dueñomentos del tribunal, la granja podría haber prevenido este tiroteo considerando la historia violenta del atacante. vámonos a san francisco, donde la alcaldesa london breed anunció hoy una caída en las estadísticas de criminalidad en los primeros meses de 2024. según la oficina de la alcaldesa, los delitos contra la propiedad se redujeron en un 32% y los delitos violentos se redujeron en un 14% en comparación con esta misma época el año pasado. el anuncio se produce previo a la implementación de la propuesta de ley que busca otorgar a la policía más herramientas de seguridad pública para combatir a la delincuencia. como lectores automatizados de placas y el uso de drones. oiga esto trabajadores de una taquería. esto es una misión en san francisco aseguran que pensaron que el edificio donde trabajan se les venía encima sin cesar. esto fue luego de que un vehículo se estrellara contra la edificación y como nos dice andrés brender, esto ocurrió luego de que un presunto incidente de ir al v

pedro félix romero pérez y la familia de su hermano asesinado, josé romero pérez.protegió a los trabajadores. según documentos del tribunal, la granja podría haber prevenido el tiroteo, considerando la historia violenta de dicho atacante. conductores del área de la bahía que viajen por la interestatal 80 hacia la sierra. deben estar atentos. se requiere el uso de cadenas en todos los vehículos excepto en autos de doble tracción desde yak hasta west kingsville en el condado de placer. además, los camiones deben detenerse para revisión de frenos en puntos de control y la tormenta que afecta al área de la bahía en estos momentos ha traído lluvia, nieve, granizo y mucho frío. cierto. en plena primavera. esto obligó a algunos residentes de la zona a buscar abrigo, pero a otros los llevó a las montañas a disfrutar de la nieve. aquí les cuento más. pues está bien raro porque está caliente y luego frío de un día de otro. emmanuel se muestra sorprendido por los cambios repentinos en el tiempo de la bahía. es que hace unos días había sol y temperaturas calientes y de un mome

lawsuit against the owners of the mushroom farms where those killings took place. 24 year-old pedro felix romero, perez was shot 5 times. he survived but lost his older brother, jose. so pedro and jose's family filed lawsuits against california terra gardens and its owners accusing them of failing to take responsible steps to protect their tenants from violent acts. the press conference is set for 11 o'clock this morning. we do have a crew headed there and we'll have an update at noon right here on kron. 4. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a south school in the south bay now helping a group of people who usually age out of the educational system. >> helping the jump-start their career. we are back at 10 and we're just days away from a total solar eclipse. it's set to happen monday. this coming monday, april 8. >> and so we want to get you prepared for it. and john and i are here at the weather wall with more on what you need to know ahead of the big jobs prepared a few let's walk through them. excited for that. i can't believe it's here. jab. i do. both of us have been really looking forward to

shooting in half moon bay is now suing the owners of the mushroom farm where he worked, pedro felix romero. perez says he was shot five times and lost a brother in the january 2023 shooting. perez has filed suit against california terra gardens and its owner. the lawsuit alleges that the owners failed to protect the workers living on that property, and that the shooter, lucio, had a history of violence in california. >> landlords. all landlords have a duty to protect their tenants from the criminal acts of people who come onto the property, and california terra gardens did nothing to protect pedro or his brother or the other victims of that shooting. >> his attorney says that perez is still recovering from gunshot wounds, and that he is struggling both emotionally and financially to. boeing has paid alaska airlines $160 million in damages for that door plug blowout that happened back in january, and that's just the initial compensation two for the incident. the airline said yesterday it expects to get more money from boeing, but the terms are confidential. the payment covered alaska's pretax loss

enero de 2023 la vida de gabriel romero pÉrez cambiÓ para siempre, sobreviviÓ a un tiroteo masivo que se cobrÓ la vida de su hermano josÉ y de otros compaÑeros. pedroonas en california terra garden y a otras tres. Él se ha declarado inocente y aÚn espera por su juicio. la demanda de pedro acusa a la granja y a uno de sus dueÑos de no implementar medidas para proteger a sus trabajadores. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: la granja ya habÍa sido escenario de violencia y las tensiones entre empleados habÍan sido documentadas, incluido un tiroteo en junio de 2022. la demanda tambiÉn seÑala las condiciones de vida deplorables que enfrentaban los trabajadores en la granja, viviendo en contenedores sin agua, corriente ni condiciones sanitarias adecuadas. >> puro para dormir, solo tenÍa una cocinita pero al lado. reportera: desafortunadamente informes como este se repiten. pedro llegÓ a estados unidos de mÉxico en el aÑo 2021 con apenas 21 aÑos, desde el tiroteo alega que no ha podido volver a trabajar. por su parte california terra garden aÚn no ha respondido a la demanda. eliÁn: gracias. la campaÑa de donald trump recaudÓ mÁs de $ 50 millones este sÁbado cuan