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timothy shea joining us.oming up, former house speaker newt gingrichs is here on the progressive fear mongering, his age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd. it is my vision so my plan includes preservision. >> my lord, if i get elected president of the united states with my position health care on and my position on global warming and my position of middle class, this would go town middle class, this would go town maria: that was then candidate joe biden in february of 2020, revealing his intention to debecome the most progressive president in u.s. history. he is well on his w

timothy shea, we will keep a spotlight on the story.eciate you trying this morning to we can educate the american people about this. very important story, thank you, sir. >> thank you, maria. maria: all right, we will see you soon, timothy shea coming up. former speaker of the house is here, his plea for republicans to get strong and push back. after this. ♪ >> my lord, if i get elected president of the united states with my position health care on and my position on global warming and my position of middle class, this would go town as the most progressives administrations of in history. maria: that was candidate joe biden revealing his intention to become the most progressive president in u.s. history. he's well on his way with 42 executive orders in the can, majorities in both chambers enabling his unilateral rule by one party vote on most of his agenda. in friday op-ed, titled president joe sanders the wall street journal kim strassel drives latest move of stripping drug companies in incapitulation, fictional narratives, executive ov

and i said "wait a second, you think -- wait, you think i'm timothy oliphant."he thing and sure enough timothy does show up later at this event and i finally got to meet him. and we talked and we laughed about all the -- you know, all the -- all the times we each get sort of, you know, taken for the other, for each other. and he goes "here, come here, take a picture with my family. so, i'm like, "okay. he had his wife and i think three kids, maybe four, i can't remember and we all take -- he actually takes the photo so i'm sitting there with his wife and his kids well, come christmas time i get an envelope with a christmas card in it with me and timothy oliphant's family saying "happy holidays, the oliphants." [ laughter ] i mean, i thought that was brilliant of him and, you know, i was looking around for the photo, so i could -- i could, you know, send it to you guys, but i couldn't find it anywhere but he's a good dude >> seth: he is a good dude a handful, but a good dude hey, thanks so much for being here, man. it was a real pleasure talking to you and congra

timothy romo, 49, started for vta for over 20 years as overhead line worker. we learned late last night that a ninth employee died of his injuries during the attack. alex fritch, age 49, worked as sub station maintainer. i would like to ask that we take a moment of nce for our fallen workers. ♪♪ >> hope: to 24 hours. >> liam: to 24 hours. [ glasses clink ] >> hope: your dad insisted that we use this time to really think about the potential consequences before going to the police. but liam, i'm going to be honest, i don't wanna do that right now. i just wanna push all of this i juar from my mind as possible. i wanna devote tonight to us, to our love. >> liam: me too.

>> reporter: timothy romo said children said he was a handyman and a jokester and mr. singh's younger brother said it's not about having physical strength but alliance heart. >> many people have been asking how to reach out and help the shooting victims. we put some information and our vta stories up on kpix.com. our morning team will be following up on this latest development. and we will have another update on that starting at 430 tomorrow morning. >>> flaring from the chevron refinery, dark smoke soaring into the skyline tonight. the county sent a hazmat team to the scene and confirm that the flaring has stopped. a little while ago the richmond mayor advised residents to keep their windows and doors closed. clearing incidents had been reported at the refinery several times over the past few months. the last was on may 14th after a fire at the facility. >>> a san jose man says his dog was stolen by a couple delivering pizza. he got home from the dog park with his puppy zoe on saturday night. he says he must not have closed his door properly and the 10- month-old pupp

alex fritch. 39-year-old jose hernandez. 49-year-old timothy romo. 63-year-old abdolvahab alaghmandand 63-year-old lars lane. this is what we know about the mass shooting and the latest on the investigation. the vta light rail facility in downtown san jose where this massacre happened yesterday morning remains locked down as detectives remain on the scene. the gunman killed nine of his co-workers. he then turned the gun on himself. we're learning that the gunman used two semiautomatic handguns and had 11 magazines with him. >> we have team coverage for you. bob redell is live at the home of the shooter, first let's go to kris sanchez. you were present for that news conference. what did you learn there? >> you know, the speakers here at vta headquarters said today is really about honoring the victims, their families and the vta family as they try to figure out what is happening and why it happened and how to move forward. we saw a lot of employees arriving together, trying to offer each other a bit of comfort. all the while the smiling faces of their colleagues were hanging next to tha

he has deep saying and then there is 49 year-old timothy romo. >> tonight. we have team coverage and there is a vigil that is going to be held within the hour. it starts at 6 o'clock in san jose. it's at the plaza right there by city hall. that's 200 east santa clara street. the address you see it. mayor sam liccardo, congresswoman. so lofgren and that s you will all be in attendance and we will have a live report from that vigil before it starts at 5.30 and then we will carry it in full tonight at 6 o'clock en this evening. we're also learning chilling new details about the in san jose. >> with the latest on this tragedy. dan. >> the grant vicki, we're here our court. local and federal investigators have been here all day long moving into their 6 hour. they look like they're wrapping up at this point, not giving details on what they have found in that home. but we are learning more as you say, about the gunman. >> federal and local investigators spent the day combing through vta gunman, samuel cassidy san jose home on an mark court. the homeless reported on

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jump in there again because we just got a minute left on the program i want to finish up with tim timothy in capetown just very briefly if you would in the end what brought change in south africa what we learned from the the peace process that to apply to the seemingly impossible dream of peace in the middle east. in the end it was not so much who the military commander transformed itself into a negotiated peace maker he established a peace agreement with the south africa. and in fact became reconciled after that at the 1st president of south africa so what we need in the occupied territory that is about well for people to become themselves you know. their quest to reach out and to go great use the military approach is unfortunately not going to get us anywhere we're going to see more people into the story and we're going to see more lives lost so i think this is the enduring ness of south africa even about it is a model we should be exploring much more in terms of tracking that sustainable solution to the situation in the occupied territories. or just when we have run out of time do appr

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timothy some of us get training on what to do. when there's an active shooter event. but not about the aftermath. and yesterday i was at the family assistance center. and i saw that aftermath. and i saw the immense pain. in the faces of the families. and i heard their cries when they got the news. and it was utterly hartman t. >> yeah. just very stuff there. and the vta says that they are currently working with the victims. families to have a system in any way they can. they're also working with the families to set up a memorial to be held in some time in the days ahead. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news, thank you so much, charles. >> in santa clara county officials have opened up a family assistance center at the red cross. it's located along north first street in san jose, the center will be open today and friday from 11 until 07:00pm the santa clara district attorney jeff rosen anticipates that the center will be available into next week. and that's where you can go. if you have questions, if you need help, they are there to provide that

joining us now is timothy snider, professor of history at yale university. he's the best selling author of on tyranny, 20 lessons from the 20th century. it's a pleasure to have you here tonight thank you so much. >> very glad. >> you talk about democracy being a global phenomenon that rises and falls in a global way and the necessity of people seeing democratic movements that work both as an inspiration and as essentially shoring up our courage to do it ourselves. given, that in the face of this flagrant, flagrant sort of offense in belarus, what is the right way for people who support democracy to stand up for -- and for democracy here? >> well i think you've already made the basic point really beautifully which is that if we want to have democracy we have to have facts and if we want to have facts we have to have the people who produce facts. this is a problem all around the world, as you say it's a problem we might see more sharply in our own case if we first noticed it abroad. of course, it seems really extreme to have a dictator scramble a jet in order

taptejdeep singh, michael rudometkin, jose hernandez iii, 49-year-old timothy romo. 63-year-old abdolvahab alaghmandan and 63-year-old lars lane. we'll do our best to learn more about who these people were as they lived in our community. they were amazing. >> absolutely. this morning we will continue to bring you the very latest from our reporters throughout the bay area this morning. first kris sanchez is live and, kris, we're learning a lot about what happened and the act of heroism during scary times. >> reporter: we talked about the swift response because of the geography. the shesheriff's department acr the street. they actually did an active shooter training inside the rail yard just in the last year, and so they were ready to go when this all happened. there were employees inside the rail yard who maybe prevented their co-workers from dying at the hands of that gunman as well. everybody shares their stories at their own pace. taptejdeep singh was 36. paul megia was 42 years old. we spoke with the singh family. they told us he was inside the rail yard, heard gunshots in the morning,

alaghmandan, adrian balleza, alex fritch, jose hernandez, lars lane, paul megia, taptejdeep singh, timothy romo, michael rudometkin. today, the valley transportation authority holding a moment of silence honoring them. >> you know, we get up every morning safe in the belief that when we go to work, that we would come home to our family and our loved ones. that did not happen. >> reporter: taptejdeep singh, a married father of two, now being called a hero. his brother karman saying he warned co-workers when the gunfire erupted, even helping one woman take cover. singh's family in anguish over his death. >> his first instinct even in the last moment was to help other people. when it came to shots are fired, his first instinct was to pick up his phone, call anybody that he can to run. >> reporter: alex fritch, a father of three, was critically injured in the shooting and rushed to the hospital. his wife terra by his side in his final moments. >> his hand, it had been twitchy but it grabbed my hand, and the nurse came in because he was dteriorating, and she said, "he knows you're here. he's cr

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other victims are adrian balleza, jose dejesus hernandez iii, timothy michael romo who a neighbor told the chronicle was a husband, father, and vta power foreman. abdolvahab alaghmandan and lars kepler lane according to his linkedin page was a journeyman lineman. >> and where the investigation stands, the shooter killed nine people at the vta light rail yard during a shift change. we do expect a news conference with vta at 10:00 this morning that will include a tribute to the victims and updates on how this tragedal ght rail seice has been suspended and buses will be available instead . >> and tonight the community will gather outside city hall for a vigil to honor the victims. we have a look at that growing memorial. >> reporter: there are no words to comfort the families who had a loved one snatched away from them in this latest mass shooting. tonight the city of san jose will be coming together with those families to help them grieve and mourn. let's get to the growing memorial outside of the san jose city hall. you can see the flowers, candles, and flowers surrounding the names of

the queen cared for mountbatten's 14 year old grandson timothy natchbowl who had been severely injured in the attack. when he arrived at balmoral late one evening with his sister the queen was there to greet them and she served them soup and sandwiches took them to their rooms and even started to unpack them until she was prevailed upon to go to bed. timothy later talked about her unstoppable mothering he told me that the queen had been caring and sensitive and intuitive and that she had managed to get him talking about his traumatic experience in a way that nobody else had been able to do. funny british actress prunella scales got rave reviews for playing the queen in alan bennett's play a question of attribution. and when she was introduced to the queen she bowed and the queen said i expect you think i should be doing that to you. earthy, probably the least expected trait when you think of the prim and proper queen imagine her stalking stag on the hills of above balmoral in her macintosh trousers crawling on her stomach through the undergrowth with her nose up against the boots of th

so timothy mcveigh, the worst act of domestic terrorism/extremism, timothy mcveigh plotted his attack on the federal building in oklahoma city to coincide with the anniversary of the siege on waco several years before. you know, the benghazi attack took place on september 11th, 2012. so these symbolic dates sometimes have significance in those extremist communities, so i think what dhs is doing right now is, you know, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. they're trying to be careful, keep everybody thinking in the right direction. >> the homeland security secretary just yesterday, alejandro mayorkas said the most urgent threat in the u.s. is domestic violent extremism. he's also highlighted the danger of white supremacist extremists. what do you see as the reasons for that, andrew? >> i think the reasons are all around us, don. we ah saw all of those things c to life on january 6th. we are unfortunately living in a time when our right-wing, white supremacist, anti-immigration extremists have been really mobilized and inspired by the acceptance and the failure to confront t

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kepler lane. 40-year-old i-team. 42-year-old paul delacruz megia and 36-year-old with 49-year-old timothy michael romo. >> nine workers are all the shooting victims. no one else was injured. >> tonight, a vigil will be held at san jose city hall to honor their lives. the shooter also a employee. he took his own life yesterday. investigators revealed new details saying he had several guns and fired several rounds. it is still an active investigation seen. some service has been delayed indefinitely. buses will be available. cornell bernard has been following the latest details. we begin our coverage with cornell. >> reporter: kristin, the fbi has joined this investigation and said the vta railyard you see behind me. that is where the massacre unfolded. tonight, we are told they will be mapping it out re-create a virtual-reality version of the events and the scene to determine how things unfolded yesterday. meantime, the sheriff revealing new details about the gunman and how much firepower he really had. >> i don't know whether people were targeted were not but he was intent on killing peopl

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timothy playing the part.irectors say he will be singing and dancing. >> and handing out candy. >> let's hope. >> i don't want to be prenegative but also no. >> why? >> it's a no for me. >> he has the look. >> every time they try to do something with the movie, i don't feel like it works out. >> that's true. >> the johnny depp thing thing n bizarre, not needed. then the musical. i love musicals but it was ... timothy bert did the one with johnny depp. you knew it would be out there. they've got another chance to get it right. >> thank you, mike. >> see? any time i hear the first bars. >> i get excited. >> it brings back the the >>> here is walnut creek. we have a canopy of high clouds that's sliding to the south. it will bring us sunshine. but the breezes are going to pick up due to the low that's pushing the clouds across us. that's going to induce the sea breeze later this afternoon. mostly clear for the full moon and eclipse tonight which we can see. summer starts, and it will feel like it, this weekend. le

jose hernandez iii. 49-year-old timothy romo. 63-year-old abdolvahab alaghmandan. and 63-year-old lars lane. we'll do our best to learn more about who they are and who they love. >> our team of reporters out this morning getting a lot of new information for you. i want to bring in kris sanchez who is live outside the shooting scene. we're learning about the true acts of heroism yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, really and new information from the sheriff herself who confirmed the gunman had two handguns on his person and 11 magazines. she also says that they just did -- law enforcement just did an active shooter training at that facility in the last year, so they were trained and ready to go hoping they wouldn't need that training. instead, they did need that training. law enforcement very swift to respond. a lot of the vta employees also saying their colleagues helped them to safety as well. the pictures of the four people whose families are ready to share some of their stories. one of them is taptejdeep singh. we spoke with the singh family who said he heard gunshots

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. >> youngest victim is adrian balleza, jose hernandez iii, timothy romo, ab dol vahar, and -- the sheriff told us point blank could have been worse but mr. singh was heroic before he died. >> reporter: absolutely right. talked to one of his family members at reunification center. his family watches mass shootings on television all the time, never thought would be victims of one. family member won't be coming back. red cross staff members in san jose consoling each other after a long day filled with grief. the singh family waiting for hours outside the reunification center got the news that he's one of the victims who died in the mass shooting. >> i listened and called, he's missing. i know he working here. call him, not pick up the phone. >> reporter: multiple family members calling, no answer. >> one of the nicest in our fam limit he's family, he has too many friends. >> reporter: so many his family was told by coworkers during the mass shooting at rail yard he saved lives. his brother said when singh heard the shots he called coworkers and pushed one to safety. can't believe this father

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their names are paul delacruz megia, taptejdeep singh, adrian balleza, jose dejesus hernandez iii, timothy michael romo, michael joseph rudometkin, abdolvahab alaghmandan, lars kepler lane, and alex ward fritch. california governor gavin newsom spoke wednesday from san jose. >> it begs the damn question, what the hel is goingl on in mecca? when are we going to put down their arms, literally, and figuratively? amy: the gun violence archive reported san jose was the 232nd mass shooting in the u.s. this year. that's 100 more mass shootings than were recorded by this time in 2020. will over a mass shooting a day. president biden urged congress to take immediate action to pass stricter gun control laws. he said in a statement -- "i have the solemn duty yet again of ordering the flag to be lowered at half- staff, just weeks after doing so following the mass shootings at spas in and around atlanta, in a grocery store in boulder, colorado, at a home in rock hill, south carolina, and at a fedex facility in indianapolis, indiana." on capitol hill, senators held a hearing for david chipman, president

the 3rd timothy michael romo. michael joseph, rob can and a bit of a hob. a lot of mud on and lars kepler lane. >> this morning we're also hearing from the san jose mayor sam liccardo. he tweeted this this morning saying, quote, alas grim toll of yesterday's shooting has extinguished are desperate hope that perhaps the final shooting victim might survive. now all we can do is what we must support our families and co-workers in pain and assist their journey to healing. >> this morning. the families of those victims are has we know grieving. they're waiting answers. they want to know more about what happened. kron 4. sarah stinson is live for us now from the scene of the shooting with some of the new developments that we've learned here this morning. sarah. >> james. i'm live here at the vta railyard where this mass shooting took place. you can see there are still yellow tape surrounding the entire facility as investigators continue to come this area and figure out how and why this happened. we know that the shooter 57 year-old samuel cassidy was a crew at th

the 3rd timothy michael romo, michael joseph met can up to have a lot of a lot of mud on lars kepler lane. >> this is a tragedy this morning as we're learning more information about what happened. we're also hearing from mayor sam liccardo. he tweeted this morning saying, quote, the last grim toll of yesterday's shooting has extinguished are desperate hope that perhaps the final shooting victim might survive. now all we can do is what us support our families and co-workers in pain and assist their journey to healing. >> this morning. the families of the victims are grieving as they wait for answers about what happened. kron 4, sarah stinson joining us live at the scene out of that shooting this morning with the latest on what we know so far about the investigation. sarah. >> james, this scene. here is a stark difference from yesterday. it's a lot calmer. we're a lot closer to the scene. we know 57 cassidy. he killed 9 of his co-workers. he went into the scene here to his workplace and decided to shoot up where he works and it is a tragedy it is something that all the families are mou

other victimother victims are timothy romo who was a husband, father and vta power foreman, and 63- year-old lars lane who was a lineman. >>> here is where the toofneopkilled at the vta light-rail yard during a shift change just after 6:30 yesterday morning. we are expecting to get anupdate at 10:00. that will include a tribute to the victims and updates. >>> the shooter has been identified as samuel cassidy. investigators haven't revealed a motive. >>> we have team coverage for you this morning. amy is at the railyard where there is still an active investigation. >>> first we want to check in with julian who is live at city hall where a memorial is planned tonight. >> good morning. there are no words to comfort the families of this mass shooting. the victims -- so many of them asking why with no answers. we do know the city of san jose be cityall r vid you thgrowing memorial this morning. just feet away the flags at half staff city hall. families are heartbroken this morning like the family a light-rail operator who was one of the nine killed wednesday. he leaves behind a wife and two child

timothy romo, age 49. started for vta over 20 years as an overheadline worker. and we learned late last night that ninth employee died of his injuries during the attack, alex fritsch. age 49, he worked as a substation maintainer. i would like to ask that we all take a moment of silence for our fallen workers. thank you. last night after the identity of our fallen employees was confirmed, i spoke with family members and sheriff and left them know we are here to support them in any way we can. and i have spoken to the family of all of the nine families. i will not go into my details about the calls. all the families are in pain, but we're here to help. we want all of our employees to know we're all grieving together and we want to do everything we possibly can to support each other. if today or in the coming days, you need to stop, talk with a co-worker, take quiet time, do it. whatever your emotions, the pain, sorrow, anger, love, questions, these are all normal, but please reach out to someone if you want help to process all of these things that are going on in

. >> my father's name was timothy romo, my name is audrey i'm his daughter. my dad was the smartest and funniest man i know. >> to me he was my hero, my idol, everything i've ever wanted to be as a man anhe led bypl with everythdi >> reporter: as the mourners remember the victims there was also a plea for the community to pull together to support vta workers. there were also many calls for an end to the senseless violence like what happened here on wednesday. reporting live in san jose, amy hollifield, abc7 news. >>> a group of vta employees who lost coworkers in the shooting gathered before the vigil, they arrived on special vta buses , when he hugged and consoled one another. one passenger told us about her special bus driver, taptejdeep singh who died in the shooting but warned others about the gunmen, she offered her thanks. >> thank you for getting me home safe and getting others in the scene of the crime home safe. he basically sacrificed himself to let others know that there was an active shooter on the ground. >> and there was this scene at fireghte s

she wanted to learn more about him and also find out who he leaves behind. >> i want to timothy ramosere he lived with his family. they are still dealing with the shock and grief of this terrible loss. they say at this time they are just not ready to go on camera. here's a picture of the 49 year-old hosted on a go fund me page where he's called the beloved husband, father. >> grandfather brother and friend who touched the lives of anyone who knew him through his big smile and endless jokes. he's described as funny, caring and selfless. it also says he leaves behind his wife annette 5 children and 2 grandchildren romo worked at the vta has an overhead line worker for 20 years. >> and while he made his home in tracy. he grew up in the central coast town of greenfield southeast of saline us. i talked to the current mayor of greenfield who says tim's mom and dad are pillars of the some family. >> his dad might be was agreed police officer and he worked his way up to sergeant and then actually was the chief of police and was the mayor and just a heck of a guy. and ricky worked at the schoo

they are delacruz megia, 42; taptejdeep singh, 36; adrian balleza, 29; jose dejesus hernandez, 35; timothy michael romo, 49; michael joseph rudometkin, 40; abdolvahab alaghmandan, 63, and lars kepler lane, 63. >> reporter: we were there as some family members learned they lost someone and i have to be honest, it was difficult to hold back tears. one man told us that his cousin died a hero. they'd held onto a sliver of hope but learned nearly 12 hours after this morning's mass shooting, husband, father of two young children, mr. singh was among those murdered. his family says that they heard from the b,42 coworkers that he pushed one of them into a room to hide from the shooter and frantically called other coworkers to warn them about what was happening. the family had been waiting at the red cross after banging his phone inside a building at the vta railyard but the answers of families and friends, waited hour after hour without any answers. >> i just pray that he is okay. >> reporter: christina gonzales's cousin also tried desperately contacting him this morning, did not survive. what was

timothy chalamet will play the famous chocolatier in wonka. the details they are keeping under wraps so we don't know but that prequel will explore wonk,'s upspringing. that should be a fun one to watch. >> yeah. we've watched that recently, so, you know, that's a favorite in our household. and i think the weather has been a little too nice to just sit inside and watch movies. we are enjoying some nice comfortable weather. highs reaching into the upper 70s. it's going to get a little bit warmer over the next couple of days and it's also going to really heat up in time for day l start of summer. >> marcus, summer, us. our next news is coming up at 5:00 and don't forgot to join us tonight at 7:00 for our 14th installment of "race in america, the conversation." plus, have a great day. i'll see you back here tonight at 7:00 and then again tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. jack, toss me the frisbee. i can do you one better... with cheddar. ng's better jack, twith cheddar.isbee. like my new cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches with cheddar baked ri

we have a video of timothy pigford.ou can explain how his name came to be on this lawsuit. >> one of the four minority groups that asked them for justice for hispanic farmers, native american farmers, and female farmers that they may receive justice as we have. i have written a letter to president obama. i asked him that he close the book on this issue of discrimination at usda and he truly close this book and end the corridor of shame that has been placed upon these four minority groups since 1935. susan: how did tim bickford end up -- tim pigford end up having his name on this lawsuit? greg: timothy pigford was one of the lawsuits -- the secretary of agriculture had identified him as having a very valid case. all he wanted to do was farm. he had been denied the loans. he had been denied despite the fact that he had for the criteria. his name became the name for the lawsuit because once mike espy resigned and mr. goodman came into case, he decided the award that the secretary was going to grant would not be given. they

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. >> my father's name was timothy. my snam audrey.y dad was the smartest and funniest man i know. >> he was my hero, my idol. everything i ever wanted to be as a man. >> reporter: we heard from friends who were unable to say goodbye. >> when i found out about the news, i immediately thought about my friend. i sent him text message that has not been returned and will never be returned. >> reporter: through the sad stories though, a hope from family members that we can heal together. >> we're not just san jose. we're not just california. we're not just the united states. we're the whole world. and the whole world needs to come together right now. >> reporter: jr stone, abc 7 news. >>> a group of v, it a employees who lost coworkers in the shooting gathered before the vigil tonight. >> thank you for getting shlths in the scene of the crime home safe. he basically sacrificed himself to let others know there was an active shooter on the ground. >> and there was this scene at the vigil. four san jose firefighters standing on their engines t