embassy in the capital that some demonstrations protesters were even sienna, waving the russian tri county. the russian flag that you can see them calling ultimately for closer security ties with moscow. well, we did speak with a bike in a fast so activist and academic who started power to quote colonial attitudes to african nations lies behind much of today's anti french sentiment. in the region, she's her, her independence, our region lost. it has a glory. our foresees, this is jenny, french, an army in our area. and we can see it does force. i'm just loading up for seas and day. did they organize it? they planning to do is organize our own. i mean, we don't have the ability to, to plan and organize our foresee acting for the need of secretion of security. and so we gotta just say that it was you reach troops for a i'll, it doesn't mean to for those for see continue. e ela e as in florida to pooler and some government id do for foresees, ah, or so i can get her in our own government programs in tupelo, c, c, c's or that attitude off. hello lou, lou nizer. i something very, very rude and

tried to deny the existence of treatment action campaign put up the entire miserable effect of a tri county space. it is devastating families and community or wyoming and getting health care services and robin school. oh, both your dental and vision. in the course of a few years, the treatment action campaign i did by former president nelson mandela, ensure that the she was firmly placed on the international agenda. as the lead is of the global health response president george bush onset by championing their charitable efforts for doctrine rural south africa describes his frustration. he says, we have no medicines, many hospitals tell people you've got age. we can't help you go home and die in an age or miraculous medicines. no person should have to hear those words. the programs be hated by don't to and to me found she it benefited from the decision one of the major companies to drop that peyton's voluntarily this led to drugs being made available at a fraction of the price. but just for the developing world, for millions around the globe, the aid came to late. in south africa alone, we cu

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those surveys could be key as the county tries to qualify for federal recovery funds. it's helped some. >> very, very overwhelming. overwhelming. we had no flood insurance. little did we know this would happen. >> reporter: for joy of danville, the break in the rain has meant a chance to clean up some damage done. her neighborhood looked like this at the beginning of the month when torrential rain turned streets into rivers. and without any flood insurance, the full cost of this clean-up is coming out of their pockets. >> to see ati people, restoration people, it's been good. for that it's $7,000. i had to put ducts in underneath. $1,000 a duct. the pool, i'm not sure -- how much? $1600 for the pool. >> reporter: that's why county officials are calling on homeowners to fill out this property damage survey, which could help the county qualify for federal aid. it's straightforward, asking for your contact information, home location and when your property was damaged. it's not an application for relief, but the information will be used to help the county request federal r

as a county, we tried to guide them to use new communications. i think that is invasive. another point we have the bothers me is a lot of us young men have broken noses. host: that was tyler in indiana. mental health being an issue where many states dealing with that issue. new york was one of the states. the governor made an effort in her state of the state to propose $1 billion in funding for new mental health programs. if you want to take a look at it online, it is at c-span.org. here is a portion of governor hogle making that case. [video clip] >> when it comes to keeping you safe, fixing new york state's health care system is essential and long overdue. [applause] even before covid the rates of mental illness had been on the rise. but since the pandemic more than one in three new yorkers have either sought mental health care or know someone who has. that is staggering. the fact that too many cannot get it. the barriers seem endless. no appointments close to home. insurance will not cover care. on the weight for psychiatric beds -- wait for psychiatric beds in hospita

those agencies include valley water in santa clara county and napa county at the tri-valley. >> let's check in with chief meteorologist paul heggen. this is great news. finally seeing what we worked so hard for. >> it's nice to be the bearer of good news. eight straight dry days. we will start with last week's update which, itself, was a vast improvement. a moderate drought across the bay area. a couple of patches of severe drought in the central valley. this week's update erases one of those patches of severe drought and moderate drought for most of the bay area. it's the first category of actual drought conditions. in santa cruz county, the patch of yellow indicates non-drought conditions. still categorized as being abnormally dry compared to what is supposed to be normal. just nice to see part of the bay area that has broken out of those drought conditions. still the patch of severe drought from sacramento to the north. good news on the statewide level, as well. last week was the first time in a while we had 0% of the worst two categories. exceptional and extreme drought. 33% of th

those surveys could be key as the county tries to qualify for federal recovery funds. the forms are fairly straightforward asking for your contact information and the date your property was damaged during the storms. the form itself isn't an application for federal aid, but your information can be used to help a county qualify homeowners for aid to help address their property damage. once approved by the county, residents would then have to apply with fema to get money. the deadline to complete the property damage survey is january 31st coming up quickly. the county says the storm did more than $40 million in damage. >>> a much more affordable bathroom thanks to a generous donation. the san francisco rec and parks department proposed a $1.7 million bathroom to be built in noe valley. that price tag prompted major backlash. now two companies have donated a toilet and offered to pay delivery and installation costs. the city just has to pay $300,000 for plumbing and administrative costs. >>> it is 7:40 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," the best figure skater

one of the things when i was young county councilman, we tried to take care of redlining and get ridf discrimination. we launched a $1 billion pilot project funded by my infrastructure law that nancy made sure we got past. thank you. [applause] to help re-connect where highways have physically broken them up and locked out predominately lack companies. in the city of wilmington, i-95 goes up through what used to be a prominently black neighborhood. now you've got nine lanes with exits and on ramps the divide the community. there is remediation money in the infrastructure bill to be able to pave over that, so there's a tunnel and parkland. you can put recreational facilities in there. we are addressing the cruel fact that black families homes often appraise at much lower value than the same home owned by white families. black small businesses are the engines and the economic glue of any community. restaurants, law firms, barbershops, beauty shops, these are the people that hold the community together. they sponsor the little league. they sponsor the church events. they sponsor the vol

. >> reporter: also in san mateo county, cars tried to drive on the road anyway and then got stuck in the mud. >> somebody tried it and it was a bad idea. >> reporter: san francisco department of public works tells us they're expecting mudslides during the next batch of rain, just not necessarily in the spot rachel is concerned with. the department says they've had engineers out to check this spot in the last couple of days, and they'll be back out again on saturday. >> i'm very worried about my property and safety of people in the area. >> reporter: alyssa goard, "today in the bay." >>> now we want to take you to santa cruz county where in capitola a state of emergency has been declared. in a special meeting the city council voted unanimously to declare an emergency because of this storm damage which includes the wharf split in two you can see right there. many homes and popular waterfront businesses are now red tagged. that means they are not safe to enter. public works crews used yesterday's break in the weather to clean up some of that overwhelming mud and debris. they're also mon

county. for the tri-valley, we are seeing rain moving back into dublin right there on 580 at the interchange80. we are also going to see off and on showers into today. here we are at 8:30 where we will see heavy rain coming in from another wave moving from napa down through san francisco and off the coast. these individual cells will be popping up anywhere at anytime. we could see thunderstorms developing today and small hail. 11:00 to 12:00, we are seeing much more activity here and then breaks up as we go into the afternoon. gradually the storm will wind down today, but we are still looking at big impacts, because any additional rainfall won't have anywhere to go. we have not had a lot of time to let that water soak in. by this evening we will start to see a chance of drier conditions for much of the bay area. that break from the rain doesn't last that long. we will talk about the next storm coming up in a few minutes. vianey has an update for mass transit. >>> it will be a tough morning because as kari mentioned, we have the potential for downed trees and that's what we are seeing now. ca

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the other was inside the house to larry county sheriff today says that the teen mom and her baby triedning away but ultimately were shot in the head. investigators also say the shooting appears to be tied to gangs and possibly drugs and they believe this was a targeted act. the county sheriff described it as being like a car tells style execution. autopsies are expected to be finished by friday. a $10,000 reward is being offered for any information on this shooting. >> happening now, police in oakland are looking for the thieves responsible for robbing a popular fo restaurant over the holiday weekend. the owners of monster fo shared this video of the break-in around 9.30 monday morning. they say the thieves took ipads, a laptop cassian. >> merchandise like hats and shirts. according to the surveillance video, the crooks were in and out in fewer than 2 minutes. nobody was inside the restaurant at the time. anyone with any information is asked to contact oakland police. >> still ahead, a father has been arrested after video showed his 4 year-old son showed his 4 year-old son waving a loa

zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news. >> well, in oakland, police are calling a deadly shooting at a gas station. a targeted attack. oakland police say 40 to 50 people recording a music video when several shooters started firing from various directions. police suspect this may have been gang-related and they are members of the community there calling for peace and no retaliation in this. that incident happened at a gas station parking lot right near rails. college. 5 people were struck by gunfire. one of them, 18 year-old mario navarro died from his injuries. >> at this time, we're aware of 6 additional victims ranging in ages from 15 to 63. one vehicle was struck by stray bullets as they left the scene. another victim had a stray bullet entered their place of business. a

county line. this is near san antonio valley. for those who live in the area, this is a vital route to get to the tri-valley and interstate 680. reporter: a massive's -- dan: a massive single causing a headache for residents living along the san mateo county coast. part of highway 92 is shutting down from highway 35 through main street and half moon bay. storms continue to pose a threat. it could take an hour for people to reach the nearest hospital. >> if there's multiple patients or transports needed, you'll have to rely on helicopters to help bring patients out or they have to wait longer for ground ambulances. dan: san mateo county says life flight will remain on stan ploy but will only deploy if it is safed. it's unclear when the highway will be open. crews have reduced a stretch of highway one to a single lane as storms continue to batter san mateo county. the southbound lanes started to buckle south of pescadero road. parts of the highway dropped as much as three feet. that's extreme league dangerous for drivers. now to santa cruz county and the recovery further reopening businesses even with more rain coming up. many of

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presence multiple presences in san francisco in concord in san jose in santa clara county, redwood city, sunnyvale, tri cities, fremont. we're we're in all of those areas and were there before, during and after the storm hits because we're constantly providing social services to those who are in need to anyone who needs help. can come to the salvation army and it volunteers want to volunteer with us. i recommend that they look online to find their local salvation army, but they probably know where their local salvation army is in town, um, and to go to their social services, ask for the officer and tell them that they're interested in being a disaster services volunteernd that officer can can point them in the right direction. salvation army is one of those agencies. we always hear that they're responding to emergencies wherever they happen, a lot of ground to cover, but you guys find a way to do it. patrick mcginley, thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks for having me. alright, let's shift gears here. let's bring in. rosemary oroczo talked about some of the, uh, storm and rain and wind

tried this. so. pete: this is from kenny county, texas.at can get lost in the statistics, get lost in a broader political debate, talking about children abandons along the highway. rachel: abandoned by human smugglers. but one mount pleasant assistant principal, stephanie harvey, in rhode island, says these human smugglers are actually people who help people. a group who help people. will: in this particular school, there is a kid who still owes money back to the cartels. they want their money. rachel: indentured servitude in our own country. will: the assistant principal sent an e-mail out to the daily caller asking for money to help the student pay the coyote. saying we have a student who came to america with coyote, which is a group that helps people. this group gives you a timeframe to make a payment of $5,000. our student needs are urgent, support to raise another 2,000. is there such a lack of awareness that they think coyotes are a group, good people who help people. what a massive disconnect in the reality. will: the school distric

county line. this is near san antonio valley. for those who live in the area, this is a vital route to get to the tri-valley and interstate 680. reporter: a massive's -- dan: a massive single causing a headache for residents living along the san mateo county coast. part of highway 92 is shutting down from highway 35 through main street and half moon bay. storms continue to pose a threat. it could take an hour for people to reach the nearest hospital. >> if there's multiple patients or transports needed, you'll have to rely on helicopters to help bring patients out or they have to wait longer for ground ambulances. dan: san mateo county says life flight will remain on stan ploy but will only deploy if it is safed. it's unclear when the highway will be open. crews have reduced a stretch of highway one to a single lane as storms continue to batter san mateo county. the southbound lanes started to buckle south of pescadero road. parts of the highway dropped as much as three feet. that's extreme league dangerous for drivers. now to santa cruz county and the recovery further reopening businesses even with more rain coming up. many of

la county officials say the gunman tried to target a second dance studio but failed to get past the lobby. chris wolfe has more. >> many people around the world now know the story about the mass shooting in monterey park saturday night. investigators say 72 year-old who can trend walked into a dance hall during a local lunar new year festival and opened fdre. apparently he wasn't finished with the deadly mission. and 20 minutes later walked into the lie, lie ballroom and studio in nearby alhambra reports say 3 people were left on the spacious dancefloor close to 11:00pm. however, tran never made it past the lobby. the person was caulking is he sewed up to 2 years jumped. >> 26 year-old brandon tie the 3rd generation operator of the family-owned dance hall immediately noticed, quote, menacing on and a semiautomatic assault pistol pointed right at him. unaware of the earlier carnage in what is described as one of california's worst mass shootings. the young man jumped into action, struggled with the gunman and disarmed him before or during the intruder to leave or be killed with his own fir

rosa there's a break in the activity, still picking up for marin county and heavier toward oakland and hayward, extending toward the tri-valley. the south bay, it's been pretty heavy over the santa cruz mountains and then it's still been light for the south bay from san jose to morgan hill. but all of this activity, more of this rain coming in with not a lot of places for it to go. so it's definitely going to continue to rise going into this afternoon. and some of the heaviest rain right now is moving through monterey county and then moving off toward the east. so that's missing us, but there's still a lot more off the coast that has to make its way through the bay area today with this system that's tapping into that tropical moisture once again. so this is another atmospheric river. it's a narrow band of air that rides low in the atmosphere, and as it moves, especially to the coastline and some of the mountains, it wrings out a lot of moisture. we're still looking at heavy rainfall along the coastline. we can also see what is steering the moisture into the bay area. here is the center of the low pressure as it continu

temperatures will be lower and we'll start out with some upper 30s for parts of the tri-valley as well as the south county we'll talk about that in the forecast. it's coming up in about 30 minutes. >> okay, thank you so much, kari. >>> that does it for this edition of "the fast forward." i'll be back in 30 minutes. f i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. ♪ when pain says, “i'm here,” ♪ i say, “so are they.” just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve who do you take it for? sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else just one aleve. 12 hours of you don't do enough foref. yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all u

tried 'cause it worked. with some lucky dogs that found themselves stranded in a rain swollen creek in southern california, santa barbara county. rescuers braved the rushing water to save the pooches and bring them back to safety. it's not over yet, though. another round of rain arrives in northern california this afternoon and is expected to continue well into the weekend. there's a more revelations this morning from prince harry's new book. they include harry's last whispered elizabeth, the second, tellingn- her he hoped she'd be happy. that was hours fter she passed away. and then there's this. harry's father, king charles begging his sons not to make his final years, quote a misery and there's still more in that book. abc s james longman reports. after prince harry's book spare went on sale in spain by mistake ahead of tuesday's official release date. the british press is now furiously translating it and printing excerpts among most shocking, the two princes reportedly asked their father not to marry camilla. the daily mail also reporting, charles once joked about whether he was really prince harry's father that on one occ

la county officials say that the gunman tried to go into a second dance studio, but he couldn't get pastby because a young man stopped him from firing the gun. chris wolfe has more. >> many people around the world now know the story about the mass shooting in monterey park saturday night. investigators say 72 year-old who can trend walked into a dance hall during a local lunar new year festival and opened fire. apparently he wasn't finished with the deadly mission. and 20 minutes later walked into the lie, lie ballroom and studio in nearby alhambra reports say 3 people were left on the spacious dancefloor close to 11:00pm. however, tran never made it past the lobby. >> the person was caulking is he saw the opportunities jumped. >> 26 year-old brandon tie the 3rd generation operator of the family-owned dance hall immediately noticed, quote, menacing and a semiautomatic assault pistol pointed right at him. unaware of the earlier carnage in what is described as one of california's worst mass shootings. the young man jumped into action, struggled with the gunman and disarmed him before or du

. >> reporter: in san mateo county, this road has been shut down due to a mudslide. cars tried to drive on the road anyway and then got stuck in the mud. >> somebody tried it, it was a bad idea. >> reporter: the semper cisco department of public works tells us they are expecting mud slides during the next batch of rain. just not necessarily in the spot that rachel is concerned with. the department that they had engineers out to check this spot in the last couple of days, and they will be back out again on saturday. >> i am very worried about my property and the safety of people in the area. >> the san francisco department of public works says if you spot an issue like a clogged drain, you can report it to them through 311. but if you see an issue that poses an immediate threat to safety, they are urging you to call 911. live in san francisco, alyssa ward, nbc news. strike tonight, in a special meeting, the city council voted unanimously to declare a local emergency because of the storm damage, including the wharf, you can see it here, it was literally split into. many homes and

as a county, we tried to guide them to use new communications. i think that is invasive.ut another point we have the bothers me is a lot of us young men have broken noses. host: that was tyler in indiana. mental health being an issue where many states dealing with that issue. new york was one of the states. the governor made an effort in her state of the state to propose $1 billion in funding for new mental health programs. if you want to take a look at it online, it is at c-span.org. here is a portion of governor hogle making that case. [video clip] >> when it comes to keeping you safe, fixing new york state's health care system is essential and long overdue. [applause] even before covid the rates of mental illness had been on the rise. but since the pandemic more than one in three new yorkers have either sought mental health care or know someone who has. that is staggering. the fact that too many cannot get it. the barriers seem endless. no appointments close to home. insurance will not cover care. on the weight for psychiatric beds -- wait for psychiatric beds in hospi

tried to kill a supervisor last year, court documents in the case summary from the cemetery county district attorney's office show california terror garden manager martin medina was charged with attempted murder after he threatened to kill the manager and fired a gun into the man's trailer. this happened in july. no one was injured in the incident tonight at half moon bay city leader and a cemetery county supervisor are criticizing the living conditions of farm workers. this is happening as the community tries to do more for the families. of this week's victims . ktvu is tom vacar spent the day in half moon bay. he's live with the latest tom it certainly has begun a process because when you live in a pressure cooker the pressure mounts, and in this case, the pressure became deadly. these pictures sent out by san mateo county supervisor ray muir shows the reality of how farm workers have to live sardines in the very small spaces or one room apartments or, in some cases, an old stationery motorhomes. now this farm workers they have they've been there for no for several years living in the sam

right now in parts of the north bay and below freezing for the inland valleys from the south county to the trior sunday. we'll see about the same temperatures in san francisco with upper 50s over the next few days and upper 30s and low 40s for the start of our mornings. >>> we're going to have another update in 30 minutes. see you then. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. binaxnow ♪ >>> we're back it's 8:30. ♪ >> we have something to brighten things up. the princess power makeover here delivering a little extra sparkle to the city today. all to celebrate the next big thing on netflix, "princess power. >> "princess power." streaming now on netflix we have three little girls there's ally openhime, who helped write the books with "princess power" getting a little makeover this truck will roll all

the local county sheriff said runner was run over by his own snowplow as he tried to climb into the driver's seat. of the giant 6 ton vehicle involving a snuck out of the kremlin, has a revised upwards the death toll from a ukrainian ass strike on a russian military barracks from $63.00 up to $89.00. keith says the real figure is in fact in the hundreds. it's thought to be the deadliest single attack by ukrainian ukraine against a russian target and his fault fueled domestic criticism against russia's army commanders. moscow says the unauthorized use of mobile phones by its soldiers allowed ukraine to pinpoint the location. oh, russian crowns gather in somber ceremony in the city of samara to mourn soldiers killed and ukraine. people who lived here or among those who died in a new year's eve bombing in the cave, ker so that we get to honor the memory of all dead soldiers of the special military operations. we get there because it's hard for everyone with when it's hard, we should be together, which mr. huge piles of rubble are all that remains from the bombing. now, russian nationalists and

biden and his top defense leaders are emphasizing ongoing commitments to ukraine as the county are out of the country triesbeat back russian forces. washington correspondent alexandra limon has the latest for us. president biden hosted the dutch prime minister at the white house tuesday and one focus of that meeting was providing ongoing help to ukraine. >> president biden and the dutch prime minister are pledging more support for ukraine. >> to you as well? europe response, the u.s. and netherlands are part of a coalition of countries planning to increase assistance for ukraine. the u.s. is providing more training to ukrainian troops and partnering with other countries to give ukraine missile systems, tanks and air defense should. >> states bela summit at the law to ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy says his country desperately needs the help over the weekend. a russian missile strike destroyed an apartment building, killing dozens of ukrainians, including children. >> russia is continuing. >> top u.s. and ukrainian military officials also met in person for the first time on tuesday. new ukraine's

it looks like for the tri-valley, parts of the south bay into the south county as well as much of theould see freezing temperatures and our weather stays on repeat going into next week. high pressure builds. it keeps the rain away and also mostly sunny skies in the forecast and, yes, we do deserve it at this point. it will be nice to see that as we head to next week. only just slightly warmer, temperatures reaching into the upper 50s and morning temperatures continue to dip into the 30s. >>> mike, you are seeing the bay getting much more traffic this morning. >>> our camera sees more traffic here. the traffic management center, the person determines whether or not to turn on the metering lights. one person does that and they have not seen fit to do so. i think it's a steady, easy flow. our sensors do read that. i was guest mating based on yesterday's volume of traffic which bumped up in volume still might be the case. nine minutes to go. we'll see how that develops. a mild build. sensors out of pittsburg and bay point. no changes. they're still at green. in toward alameda and the maze

now the la county officials, they say that this gunman tried to go in and shoot up a second dance studiontrance because a young man stopped him from firing his gun. chris wolfe has the details. >> many people around the world now know the story about the mass shooting in monterey park saturday night. investigators say 72 year-old who can trend walked into a dance hall during a local lunar new year festival and opened fire. apparently he wasn't finished with the deadly mission. and 20 minutes later walked into the lie, lie ballroom and studio in nearby alhambra reports say 3 people were left on the spacious dancefloor close to 11:00pm. however, tran never made it past the lobby. >> the person was caulking is he saw the upper 2 years jumped. >> 26 year-old brandon tie the 3rd generation operator of the family own dance hall immediately noticed, quote, menacing on and a semiautomatic assault pistol pointed right at him. unaware of the earlier carnage in what is described as one of california's worst mass shootings. the young man jumped into action, struggled with the gunman and disarmed him

police in whatcom county washington are looking for to suspects who tried to burglarize a gas station's machine. they pulled in driving a stolen red jeep and they use a strap to pull open the doors of the story, then tried ramming the atm machine multiple times, but ultimately they drove away unsuccessful. they didn't get any money out, but they did because, as you can see, a budget damage. in new york city, and other major u.s. corporation is making a concession to america's crime crisis. chase bank now locking up many 24-hour atms early in the city that never sleeps. here is the senior correspondent, laura ingle. >> it's very, very sad. it's a facility that people use all the time, and they should be encouraged to have access. >> some chase bank customers not happy with the move to shut down the vestibule's that have atms inside, those little rooms normally open 24/7 throughout the city that never sleeps will be locked up overnight, meaning chase bank customers will be locked out, unable to access ca. the reason connect the continuing uptick in crime in the home was using the vestibul

zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news. >> we mentioned the governor was in half moon bay today meeting with victims, families, local leaders and community members. his visit comes in the wake of the mass shooting in monterey park where he spent. >> the 2 previous days consoling the grieving grieving community. there where 11 people were killed conference. theresa has more now on what the governor has to say. >> i am here in downtown half moon bay in front of this memorial. that is a growing larger as the community turns out all to pay their respects for those people who lost their lives. you can see behind me the flowers that have been left as well as the candles, this crime happening on monday in this very small community and tight community. so the pain runs deep as resid

tried to go into his dance hall. now, this was in monterey park. and as we know, 11 people were killed on lunar new year celebrations on saturday and the la county officials that gunman after going into the first dance studio and killing people tried to go into another one. but he was stopped by young man. chris wolfe has details. >> many people around the world now know the story about the mass shooting in monterey park saturday night. investigators say 72 year-old who can trend walked into a dance hall during a local lunar new year festival and opened fire. apparently he wasn't finished with the deadly mission. and 20 minutes later walked into the lie, lie ballroom and studio in nearby alhambra reports say 3 people were left on the spacious dancefloor close to 11:00pm. however, tran never made it past the lobby. >> the person was caulking is he saw the upper 2 years jumped. >> 26 year-old brandon tie the 3rd generation operator of the family own dance hall immediately noticed, quote, menacing on and a semiautomatic assault pistol pointed right at him. unaware of the earlier carnage in what is described as one of california's worst mass shootings. the yo

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zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news in television memorial dedicated to the victims of mass shootings and it's growing in half moon people have been coming by to pay their respects. >> leaving flowers and cards and candles just try to support each other. kron four's will tran standing by live at the site of that memorial. will. >> the memorial has been growing over the it sits right across the street from city hall in about a mile and a half away from seen number one of the massacre. and you can see the flowers, candles and then that sign as a community, we grieve. we have people stopping by this morning dropping off stuffed animals, including that one right there with the angels. and we know exactly who dropped off. here's cameron palmer. if you year for the pumpkin fest

zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news. >> well, meanwhile, a memorial dedicated to victims of the mass shooting is now growing there in half. moon bay. have people are coming by to pay their respects and also come together as a community to try to heal kron four's will tran is live in half moon bay with more. well. >> this is about a mile and a half away from the site and the reason why they are not doing it at the 2 locations because i just found out this morning that they are, in fact, still crime scenes. this location. this is right across the street from city hall about a mile and a half away from scene. number one where the lone gunman burst in on monday afternoon is shot 5 people. james jury. i want to quickly show this to you. yes, it is growing in about 15 minutes a

zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news. >> well, meanwhile, a memorial dedicated to the victims of the mass shootings is growing there in half moon bay. people are coming by to pay their respects and to just come together as a community as well, supporting each other. let's go to kron. four's will tran to find out more about what is happening in half moon bay today. we'll see. >> james you can see the memorial right behind me and this is right across the street from city hall. so i just got done talking to 2 ladies here in half moon bay. they didn't want to go on camera. but let me just tell you what they told me. they are very rauh. 2 things can be true. at the same time one james area, they are shocked by what happened. so they still can't wrap their minds around what happ

zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news. >> well, meanwhile, a memorial dedicated to the victims of the mass shooting is growing there in half moon bay and people are coming by to pay their respects and coming together as a community to support each other. kron four's will tran is live in half moon bay with more on what's going on there right now, will. >> well, james area, you can see the memorial right behind me. this is right across the street from city hall about a mile and a half away from the first scene where lone gunman came inside and shot 5 people. and as you can sethere, there's a candle still burning and some people are stopping by this morning on their walk. just to take a look at what's going on. and then you can see there's a sign right there that says as a com

zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news. >> well, meanwhile, a vigil dedicated to victims of the mass shooting is growing in half moon bay, a memorial that he's coming by to pay their respects and trying to come together as a community support. each other kron four's will tran is live in half moon bay with more. good morning. well, >> james i'm in downtown half moon bay. and as you can see, the candles are still burning right behind me. a lot of people have been showing up down here, even though the locations of the massacres are about 2 miles from this particular location. i'll step out and i'll show you what you with. see if you are here. you can clearly see there is a sign right there that says as a community, we grieve and i've already seen on social media, half moon bay

zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the r% temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10 supporters of oakland police chief ron armstrong rally demanding the mayor reinstate the chief after he was put on administrative leave out. the mayor is responding to that. plus, the battle for gun control of the state capitol. why republicans say new gun laws will not stop mass shootings. and a 3rd hiker goes missing in southern california. we're learning tonight from the search in the san gabriel mountains. and it is clear around the bay area tonight. enjoy the clear skies and sunshine ahead of that. we've got some rain possibly on the way. take a look at that with your 10 coming up next>> a number of shootings in just a few days can be difficult for many people to process, but even more prob

yes, we tried several times to deescalate the situation. >> it's now up to the county district attorneyhether the officer will be charged or if no charges will be filed at all. >> a difficult situation. thank you, a lot of protests and tension about this in boston. also this. the growing calls to put offshore wind projects up and down the atlantic on hold as more beached whales wash up along the east coast from maine to florida. the feds say that they're investigating an unusual number of mortalities of hump back whales and other kinds of whales. supporters of wind energy are pushing back big time. alexis mcadams reporting live from atlantic city, new jersey today. hi, alexis. >> hi, martha. we're talking about more than half a dozen whales in the last month that have washed up on the shores of new york and new jersey. officials are trying to figure out what's happening. this is the latest picture in the past few days here. this 20 to 25 foot long hump back whale watched up on shore. the marine mammal stranding center susthe cause of death appears to be from a veries sample strike. but

and the la county officials say that after that one studio, the gunman tried to target a second dance studio but he couldn't get past the lobby because this young man confronted him. chris wolfe takes a closer look. >> many people around the world now know the story about the mass shooting in monterey park saturday night. investigators say 72 year-old who can trend walked into a dance hall during a local lunar new year festival and opened fire. apparently he wasn't finished with the deadly mission. and 20 minutes later walked into the lie, lie ballroom and studio in nearby alhambra reports say 3 people were left on the spacious dancefloor close to 11:00pm. however, tran never made it past the lobby. >> the person was caulking is he saw the opportunities jumped. >> 26 year-old brandon tie the 3rd generation operator of the family-owned dance hall immediately noticed, quote, menacing on and a semiautomatic assault pistol pointed right at him. unaware of the earlier carnage in what is described as one of california's worst mass shootings. the young man jumped into action, struggled with