julie haener. the seven victims identified today as people come together to grieve. the victims range in age from 38 to 73 years old. they include chinese and mexican immigrants and two couples are among the dead. ktvu is amberleigh begins our coverage tonight after speaking with the family of one of the victims, amber julie. we're in downtown half moon bay were memorial for the victims has grown steadily now. tonight i spoke with the nephew of one victim who tells me his family is holding what's called a rosario prayer session for the next nine days to honor his uncle who was killed very kind of he has a very good father figure. um. use super supportive and whatever i did, he introduced me to a lot of stuff that i like to this day, carlos martinez tells me he and his family are still in disbelief that is uncle marciano martinez humanness was shot and killed monday while he was working at concord farms by a fellow farmworker. it's still like settling in with me again. so, um i still find it. i guess, unreal or surreal. carlos says his uncle's coworker told his family that the suspect walked into the workplace with a gun and that martinez humana's was the first to see the suspect and tried to stop him. he shot my uncle in the head and then, um uh, the worker and next to him was like basically saying, like, you don't have to do this and all this stuff and then the guy time something around the lines of like i have no beef with you. and no like i have no troubles with you. farm workers displaced by the shooting are seeking temporary shelter at a motel in half moon bay. nonprofits in the county are providing necessities such as clothing and food for them, advocates say latino and chinese farm workers have developed relationships over years, sharing food, breaking the language barrier as immigrants from different countries coming together like the working together, living together. this is not about dividing culture is about coming in as a community together. joaquin jimenez, the vice mayor of half moon bay, is also farmworker program director for the nonprofit alice. he says he knew and worked with the chinese gunmen and the victims, both latino and chinese brought something to the farm for everybody. as for the family of victim, martinez humanness carlos tells me when relatives couldn't reach his uncle by phone. after the shooting, they rushed down to the farm and learn from his co workers that he had been killed. it's mostly, um sadness for me. i'm not really angry. it's more like. um i'm just sad. my uncle was caught in between whatever was going on with the guy and whatever he had with anyone else, michael, just trying to do his job was trying to protect people there. right now you're looking at a live picture of the public memorial that has been set up here in downtown half moon bay. advocates say farm workers are receiving mental health services at the hotel where they're staying. the city and nonprofits are now working together to put organized a large public memorial. julie mike live tonight, there in half moon bay. amber. thank you. a community gathering was held in oakland tonight to remember those affected by the three reasons mass shootings in california. dozens of people attended lighting candles and leaving flowers for those killed and monterey park, half moon bay and in east oakland, oakland, a api united coalition of more than 25 groups, organized the vigil at wilma champ park. we wanted to create a space tonight. so that people who feel alone for people who feel afraid when people are hurting from people who need other people. to be here. others including victims of gun violence, expressed the hope that there will be action to prevent future tragedies like these were here in solidarity and action. to advocate federally, regionally and locally so that we can create more communities that are vibrant. that are safe so that all of our people can work, learn and thrive. many faith leaders also attended, offering prayers and reading the names of those who have died. the man in custody for the shootings in half. moon bay was in court this afternoon to face the charges. 66 year old channel isao is charged with seven counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. he did not enter a plea zero also faces enhancements for using a legally purchased semiautomatic handgun to carry out the crimes investigators. cesaro who is a migrant worker, drove to mountain mushroom farms on highway 92 killed four coworkers . then they say he drove to concord farms about them. mile away on highway one and killed a supervisor and the spouses of two coworkers. this is the by a large amount in cemetery county . the single most of the victims of homicide in one course of conduct within a short time period. sheriff's deputies arrested sour outside their substation shortly after the shootings. investigators confirmed that a note was found inside his vehicle, but would not give details on what it said. or the defense today it's important to begin to analyze this man's mental health background. what was going on at the time of these crimes? court documents. shozo had a history of threatening violence 10 years ago in santa clara county, a coworker filed a restraining order, saying zoe had threatened to kill him and governor newsom still urging the federal government here to take immediate action on gun safety reform. ktvu political reporter greg lee explains why california faces an uphill battle when it comes to more gun control. do your job. you care about public safety? bs sensed governor gavin newsom demanding federal action on gun safety after responding to california, mass shootings within 48 hours, i got no ideological opposition to someone owning a gun responsibly. but what the #### is wrong with us. we allowed these weapons of war and large capacity clips out on the streets and sidewalks. enforcement is trying to determine the origin of the gun used in monterey park, while the san mateo sheriff says the gunman in half moon bay obtained his gun legally as calls mount for new restrictions. california already has some of the strongest gun laws in the country. we've led the nation background checks. closing loopholes would lead the nation on red flag warnings would lead the nation on waiting periods. we lead the nation across a series. of gun safety measures, according to the cdc. california has some of the lowest rates of gun deaths in the nation, but experts say people can just buy guns and less restrictive states and bring them here or get them from the illegal market. in addition, strict laws in any new legislation face major challenges from the supreme court. broad legal headwinds given the last several supreme court cases on the second amendment, all of which have expanded the right to bear arms and have struck down attempts at significant gun control. where is the republican party been on gun safety reform? they blocked it every step of the way. one state can't do it alone. shame on them. newsome called out republicans, including fellow californian house speaker kevin mccarthy, the speaker addressed the half moon bay shooting at a news conference. i lived in california my entire life and no calvin, california has the strictest gun laws there are and apparently that did not work in this situation, too. i would always withhold to get all the information first sacramento democrats have introduced a suite of new gun safety bills assembly republican leader james gallagher tweeted another gun safety law won't stop these mass shootings going on to say we have to go deeper policies that deter and prevent the individual behavior in d. c. senator dianne feinstein. reintroduced the ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines, something president has been calling for. but previous efforts have failed , despite what it is that the supreme court appears to have said, and so really that everything is on the table and should be on the table. greg lee ktvu fox two news and vice president, kamala harris was in southern california tonight, where she honored the victims of the mass shooting in monterey park vice president later wreath at the star dance studio, where she also paused to look at the photos of the 11 victims. afterward harris expressed her condolences for the tragedy that unfolded on saturday and for the nearly 40 mass killings that have already happened so far this year. she also called on congress to get to work. california has been. courageous as a leader on the issue of smart gun safety laws. but we also need congress to act because truly if we are to have a uniform approach that is a statement of where we as a nation, i think where we are can do something. afterwards she met privately with families of the victims as well as the young man who wrestled the gun away from the shooter when he went to that second dance studio, just a few miles away, hundreds rallying tonight in richmond as a teacher strike looms what educators are calling for also, former president donald trump, allowed to log back onto facebook met his new policy moving forward. and we are tracking some pretty warm daytime highs today is going to continue that way tomorrow. we'll have details on that, plus the rain chances for the weekend. 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given our district so much money and they're choosing not to allocate those funds and the way they should be allocated. i have colleagues who are sleeping in a sofa because they cannot afford to rent a one bedroom, one bathroom and the community they love and teaching. the members are also asking the district for shared decision making between educators, administrators and parents. when it comes to their school district has not commented on the labor talks. francisco judge has ruled in favor of releasing the body cam footage stemming from the paul pelosi attack. 11 media outlets , including ktvu s parent company, fox filed a lawsuit against the san francisco district attorney's office. the d. a s office had refused to release the video involving the attack in october. brooke jenkins argued that releasing the video would fuel conspiracy theories online and could interfere with david duke, perhaps right to a fair trial, the judge ruled today. those arguments were not compelling enough. ktvu has asked the san francisco superior court and the police department for the body camera video. we have yet to receive it. former president donald trump is being allowed back on facebook and instagram. meta will reinstate his official accounts in the coming weeks after a two year suspension. for praising the rioters who stormed the us capital on january. 6 2021, the company's president of global affairs, says after evaluating the current environment, they determine that expanding the suspension was no longer necessary to says it will add new guard rails to ensure that there are no repeat offenders who violate content rules. longtime technology columnist larry maggot says moving forward social media companies will need to draw a fine line when it comes to content moderation of world leaders. i think it's questionable whether to let him back on. but i certainly understand the pressure that they're under both financially and politically and in terms of their own values of wanting to be a platform that supports the free speech rights of everyone as long as they aren't breaking the rules. meta says. if donald trump does post what's considered violating content, he could be suspended again between one month and two years. area leaders are taking new steps to ensure that abortion care is accessible today. mayor london breed announced the launch of the bay area abortion rights coalition, or b a. r. c she was joined by san francisco district attorney book jenkins, contra costa, dina beckton and regional reproductive health care service providers. mayor breed says b a. r c. we will help support partnerships and resources to ensure that women's right to choose and women's health care will continue to be protected. today i'm proud to announce that this bay area response this bay area collective and what we're going to do to make sure we're all working together to provide solutions to make sure that our statewide organization is supported so that they can provide a comprehensive solution to addressing this challenge. organizers say this is the first bay area regional collective of city and county governments, along with reproductive health and justice. stakeholders who are committed to reinforcing access to abortion services. speaker kevin mccarthy has blocked area congressman eric swalwell and adam schiff of burbank from continuing to serve on the house intelligence committee. mccarthy claims that congressman schiff, the former committee chair, lied to the american people about former president trump's ties to russia . the speaker also called swalwell a national security risk because of his past association with the suspected chinese operative in 2014 today, shift and swalwell called their removals political retribution by mccarthy for their investigation into former president donald trump. kevin mccarthy, who owes his allegiance. to a party leader in mar, a lago, who dines with white nationalists and anti semites. he's putting people on committees who speak at white nationalist rallies. the hypocrisy just grabs you by the throat as the three of us are about to lose our committees. this corrupt bargain also enables paul gosar who depicted himself killing a colleague goes onto a comedian and also vowed to remove another democrat, minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar, from the foreign affairs committee because of past comments she's made about israel , but to remove congresswoman omar it would take a vote of the house, and some republicans have already said that they will not vote to remove her. pretty warm day out there today. temperatures got up there. these are some of the highs from today and where they should be temperatures what you'd expect for this time of year. so santa rosa should be around 59 degrees . there are full 16 degrees warmer today at 75. so most of the temperatures today in the sixties and most of the temperatures a good 5 to 10 to 15 degrees above the average, and that's how it goes again. tomorrow i don't think it would be quite as warm tomorrow. i don't think that's 75 will happen in santa rosa, but it'll be close to 70 probably 69 70 degrees. so another warm day and then big changes coming so more temperatures just to get a feel or look at what felt like an early spring. i mentioned this earlier, too. i actually noticed a little allergy, little hay fever today. i think there's some things out there. blossoming plants are warming up, and some of them are being kind of fooled into this early spring. but don't be fooled as we head into saturday and sunday will start friday afternoon. but saturday and sunday in the monday a big cool down some showers with sprinkles and the forecast nothing huge, but something and then in the mountains. we'll see some winter weather advisories with some snow for them. i'll be back here. we'll do the whole forecast coming up. sounds good bill. thank you. the justice department announced a civil rights investigation into a traffic stop in the state of tennessee. lawyers for the man who was detained, say he died days later as a result of being beaten by officers. and tonight the city of memphis is preparing for the release of police body cam video from that traffic stop foxes. caroline shively has the story on the federal investigation. lawyers for the family of tyree nichols say memphis police beat the black men like a human pinata in video that is reminiscent of rodney king. on wednesday, the justice department and fbi announced a criminal civil rights investigation into his death. it will be methodical. and it will continue until we gather all the relevant facts. as with any other fer. lawyers for his family say police, pepper sprayed tased and kicked nichols. he died in the hospital three days later. the five officers who are also black, have since been fired. but after viewing police body cam video, the family wants the men to be charged with first degree murder . i don't have any feelings right now. i don't even know how to i don't know anything right now. all i know is my son tyree is not here with me anymore. memphis is now bracing for potential unrest. takeaway overall is that whatever we're going to see on that video when it gets released is so terrible that the authorities know they have to get out in front of it by reassuring the public that they're working on the case. it will be another week or possibly two until the body cam video is released to the public in washington. caroline shively fox news still to come here on the 10 o'clock news, berkeley police tonight searching for a man in connection to an attempted kidnapping. also, new details are emerging about an oakland police sergeant who allegedly caused thousands of dollars in damage after a hit and run. as the community steps up to show their support. ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now she is at that memorial, jenna. julie this is at the aras location that helps the farm workers and just this evening, they put up this altar in front of their offices. it has pictures of the victims and flowers that came from throughout the community. many people say that their hearts are going out to this community of farmworkers, which they say are often invisible. two brothers were among the victims who were gunned down monday in the mass shootings in half moon bay. romero perez was a 38 year old father, a family member tells ktvu that his wife and four children are living in oaxaca, mexico. his brother, pedro romero. perez was shot but survived after undergoing surgery at the hospital. the relative says the brothers came to half moon bay about one year ago to work and live at the mountain mushroom farm on highway 92. another victim killed was marciano martinez jimenez. it is also from mexico , and five of the victims were chinese farm workers to work couples 73 year old xue shan liu and i xiangxiang, where husband and wife from san francisco mandarin speaking farmworkers 66 year old changcheng and his wife, 64, year old ginger lew. where cantonese speaking farmworkers, another victim killed with your towel being a 43 year old farm worker. we do have some asian, indian and filipinos that our farm workers, but chinese is really rare rarity to have chinese farmworkers. darlene tennis is founder of the farmworker caravan. late wednesday night. her nonprofit arrived at the allah's house that works with local farm workers bringing donations for the families. most farm workers don't report things because the large majority and doc documenting the 90% sometimes, depending on the location. these photos taken just weeks before the mass shooting show the trailers where the farm workers were living at the mountain mushroom farm when volunteers brought food and donations, farmworker caravan just went there actually, a few weeks ago, right at christmas week of christmas. we did last posadas there, and we had volunteers that made thousands of tamales and christmas stockings for the children. and so i was thinking it was only a latino. community work on the farms. but i was oh, it's some more community here in this area and lives in this area working the farms. i never saw that chinese people. that's my first time that i saw them. yeah there was very quiet. so they say, they say thank you for because we again we were in the food for them, even longtime residents in half moon bay are shocked, invisible. workforce it's feeling everybody that people outside of the agricultural areas just don't understand. it was an eye opener that people who are living in trailers on site were driven by a million times on highway 92. who knew. and a coalition of asian and chinese nonprofits in the san mateo county area say that they plan to hold a gathering on friday to try and support some of these families reporting live in half moon bay. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news 10 police have made an arrest in connection to an attempted rape in oakland 32 year old giovanni redmond was arrested by bart police officers in san francisco . investigators say he attacked a store worker pulling off their clothing. that attack happened in oakland last week. right near 47th and international. the alameda county d. a s office says redman is facing other charges of battery and brandishing a weapon in other cases. berkeley police have released video of a man in connection to an attempted kidnapping. you can see the man here highlighted in the video walking across sproul plaza on the couch. campus investigators say it about five last night that man approached a woman at hurston. euclid grabbed her arm and then threatened to sexually assault her. the woman was able to pull away and then ran to a cafe staff in the cafe called police. and that's when the man walked onto campus where this video was taken. if you have any information about that man or the case, you're asked to call berkeley pd. francis is calling laws that criminalize lgbt q people unjust in a new wide ranging interview. we are children of god and god loves us as we are in for the strength of each one of us has to fight for our dignity. being homosexual is not a crime. it's not a crime. the pope is calling on catholic bishops across the world to stop supporting laws that criminalize homosexuality or discriminate against lgbt q people. gay rights groups applauded his comments as they are the first time the pope has directly addressed the laws. same sex sexual behavior remains illegal and at least 67 countries. 11 of which can impose the death penalty. still to come tonight. mental health experts weighing in following the deadly shooting in half moon bay, plus unfortunately, a lot of the children were there when the shooting happened, so it's been very traumatic for the families , half moon bay residents, the entire community coming together the signs of support in care, shining across the city also had a protest outside of twitter's headquarters today, the san francisco city officials joining in on the demonstration. and brock purdy, perhaps for the biggest test of his young career on sunday are jason appelbaum has the rookie quarterbacks thoughts on the game plus the opposing cubes? praise of purdy. that's later in sports. the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. sure i wish this hotspot was a lot faster. but my phone works, sometimes. it's not that bad. ew. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $19.99 a month for 1 year with a free streaming box call, click or visit a store today. as were older men who targeted their own communities. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters joins us tonight from santa clara university, where a vigil was held earlier this evening for all of the shooting victims, lamonica. everyone i spoke to tonight talked about their frustration with the level of violence in our country, and the mental health professionals says that there are always signs and triggers that could lead someone to take the lives of innocent people. i am tired. god. i'm tired of the unwillingness to see this as an important issue. dozens of people gathered in front of the mission church at santa clara university wednesday night to pray for the mass shooting victims and to pray for healing. i didn't realize this has impacted me. on a deep level. it wasn't until i heard the words of the people here where i actually felt something. i was like, wow, i needed to feel that doctor to watch from asian health services in oakland, says the recent rise of hate crimes in the us against asians during the pandemic has only added to the stress many people in the community were already feeling many of the asian americans, particularly immigrants, they have come from a country where there's been so much violence whether it's war. or other types of persecution. and so this this experience that the recent events in the last few days right around lunar new year has been triggering shooting suspects in half moon bay and monterey park, where both asian men in their sixties and seventies, but dr thomas plant says it's rare for seniors of any background to commit these types of acts. perhaps it speaks to that. you know anybody is capable of using a firearm and in their anger in their aggression in their impulse control troubles or have you and it speaks to that. you know, no one is immune. doctor plant also says most people with mental illness do not cause mass shootings and mental health issues shouldn't be stigmatized . i dream of mental health that is communal, and that isn't just for individuals that is. ah! collaborative and that isn't just like i'm the expert on who you are, and i feel frustrated. i feel angry. i feel compelled to do something. i don't know what that something is, but i want to do something. dr squatch also says that it's important that the asian community be able to express themselves more freely and also have more access to mental healthcare. mike computer is live tonight there at santa clara university. lamonica thank you. donation drives are helping those directly affected by some of the shootings. and tonight ktvu brooks jarocz as a closer look at the show of community support in half moon bay. we knew immediately. we're going to do something, but we had to, like, get all the pieces together have come together. they did helping hands for a community that's hurting, you know, to provide them a little bit of comfort farmworker caravan in san jose is gathering donations by the bag box and bottle emergency supplies for 40 farmworker families. devastated by monday's mass shooting in half moon bay. there still processing there's in shock. outreach groups like alice are taking note of what's needed knowing victims. families have been displaced amid a murder investigation. they're out of work. they haven't been able to return home or where they work delivery driver left flowers outside the drive to mountain mushroom farm, a place that one month ago was celebrating with tamales for christmas, now a place marked by crime. i'm seen tape. think anything like that would happen out here now. today i don't want to cry just the whole tragedy. i just wanted to do what i could. neighbors like nancy rap gave away new clothes and a check in hopes of helping the farm workers. they work hard for little money they live in. unconscionable. circumstances they're forgotten. this is a community that is in the shadows. this is a community that is oftentimes vilified and these are hardworking people that are working 40 to 70 hours a week and they're living in poverty, which is why farmworker caravan is making it a mission for them to be seen and cared for made all these hats. under bringing out the best in people just a little something that i can do with just helps hope it helps the worst of times. it just breaks my heart. unfortunately um, a lot of the children were there when the shooting happened, so it's been very traumatic for the families a sad reality that's going to take more helping hands to heal of fund has been set up to help victims families appropriately titled the half moon based, strong fund. we put that in the web links section of ktvu .com if you'd like to donate in half moon bay, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news new details now on an alleged hit and run accident involving an oakland police sergeant that led to the chief laurent armstrong being placed on administrative leave. ktvu obtained insurance claim records showing pictures of the mercedes benz with front end damage. the owner's insurance claim total nearly $14,000. we've learned the sergeant's name is michael chong, and that he was driving a city owned vehicle when he hit the mercedes in a san francisco parking lot. and then left the scene in march of 2021 reportedly told police investigators he didn't remember the accident last year, chang was put on paid leave after allegedly firing his gun inside an elevator at opd headquarters . efforts to reach young and his attorney had been unsuccessful in investigation is underway in san francisco tonight after a deadly fire in portrayal hill. firefighters received that first report of fire on turner terrorist. this was just before noontime today when engines rolled up on scene. firefighters saw heavy smoke and flames. three other people in the apartment were able to get out safely. firefighters did find the way fourth person inside, but fire officials say that victim succumbed to their injuries. police say one person was shot and wounded during a robbery today in campbell, this happened just before 11 this morning on south winchester boulevard right near east hamilton's avenue. you can see the gun and other items, including camera cases and camera parts scattered across the ground right in front of san jose. camera and video. police have not said if the shooting and robbery happened inside the store or outside or whether anybody has been arrested. the victim was transported to the hospital. that condition has not been released. coming up at 11 vigils across the bay area tonight as communities grieve following the recent mass shootings. they were looking into that weather. we had another warm day today. it's warm outside. right now. we'll look at some of the current temperature, some of the winds and that shower potential for the weekend also rideshare company lift, adding a new charge to its services. what you need to know the next time you order a ride. the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. sure i wish this hotspot was a lot faster. but my phone works, sometimes. it's not that bad. ew. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $19.99 a month for 1 year with a free streaming box call, click or visit a store today. it's after the driver arrives, says the fee will vary by location, but it's not said yet what those fees will be writers with disabilities can request a 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$100 million since musk announced his intention to buy twitter last april, and former twitter janitors who were fired by the company held a demonstration right outside twitter headquarters. the contracted union workers were abruptly laid off in december. they say twitter is violating state and local law. that required cleaning contractors to retain janitors employed by the outgoing contractor for a transition period. so far that has not happened in there reportedly has not been any janitorial services in the building. in weeks, members of the san francisco board of supervisors were there today to lend their support in owner who's not paying his rent. he was living in the building who's firing janitors and is not respecting working people. we have to keep fighting. we have to stand up for what's right in san francisco, and every member of the board will stand with you. the janitors are among thousands of people fired from twitter since must took over cnbc's reporting. the company now employs just 1300 people that is an 80% cut in its workforce. after the break lawmakers on both sides of the aisle demanding answers after more classified documents were discovered in places they shouldn't be clear scare eyes clear skies tonight across the bay area's we give you a live look at the port of oakland bay bridge in the distance a little warmer out there this evening to but will the trend continue into the weekend? chief meteorologist bill martin is back af r [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. inside the home of former vice president mike pence has lawmakers from both parties united in frustration as foxes. caroline shively reports, many republicans and democrats agree the classification system is broken. allies of former vice president mike pence, are downplaying the discovery of classified documents at his house from the sounds of it, these boxes had been sealed and never reopened from the time they left the vice president's residence in washington to the time that they went to the home in indiana for those keeping track, unsecured classified items have now been found in former president trump's mar a lago resort. president biden's home in delaware and former office in d. c and now in pence's house north of indianapolis. everybody under the sun seems like can't seem to keep their fingers off of classified documents. on wednesday, house democratic leadership compared the biden and pence cases, noting each with a small number of items handed over voluntarily, in contrast to trump, the former president didn't handle this appropriately and his obstructed um, every possible avenue house gop leadership defended the former president has been weaponized against president trump and clearly has covered up for a sitting president. joe biden admits the rules on classified documents are clear. top secret classified material is only supposed to be read in a secure room known as a skiff. everybody who goes in to a skiff. knows what the requirements are to go in. and those, uh what the requirements are to go out. still don't know what level of classification the biden and pence documents were, but they've renewed a debate on capitol hill over the sheer volume of classified documents the government produces in washington, carolina shively news. alright been talking about those temperatures all afternoon . it is warm today. here are some of the numbers around the city. hopefully, a city near you, or that you live in fairfield was 67 75 in santa rosa. that's the big number, so that's good. 16 degrees above the average specifically, 64 highs tomorrow will be pretty similar little bit cooler. santa rose will be more like in the upper sixties low seventies. here's the plan. this is a long range model. so you see everything going up over the top all the way through thursday and then right there, see that kind of bending down towards us. that's the cool down. that happens on friday into saturday and sunday, mostly friday afternoon, and then a chance of a sprinkle right in here kind of on sunday afternoon. does it look like a big deal? no, it's a cold weather system. it will drop temperatures a lot. it'll give us a cooler weekend and produce snow up in the mountains. they'll get a winter storm or or whether advisory may be a storm warning. and maybe 4 to 6 inches of snow up there. it's more of a productive system for them. we're on the wrong side of the low in this case, or would be so what am i saying? tomorrow's gonna be another warm day friday. temperatures start to trend down but still pleasant upper fifties low sixties and saturday and sunday, significantly cooler and breezy , breezy out there now winds gusting in some areas. well let's check out mount diablo gusting to 48 miles an hour. 64 miles an hour. mount saint elena temperature or winds at the surface, blowing hard 30 miles an hour in santa rosa in august , so these are significant wind gusts for this time of night, little calmer in the south bay. what we're experiencing some pretty significant war. i mean, look what time it is. and look at the temperature in santa rosa 65 degrees. it's 61 napa, 60 and fairfield. there's no accident. these are the areas where the strongest winds right now because the air is sinking and warming, so how different is that? from where it was last night? it's doing these maps a long time. this is the first time i've seen this much of a jump this time of night in this time of year. in other words, 22 degrees warmer right now in santa rosa than it was last night at this time, 20 degrees warmer and fairfield so significant warming, uh associated with those strong winds that are going offshore. that's how it goes. and tomorrow is gonna be a nice day. it's not gonna be as warm as today. you would think it would be, but these winds are going to be less prominent. by tomorrow afternoon. at least that's the plan forecast overnight lows well above freezing well above freezing. no forties in the cold spots forecast highs. 71 in santa rosa 65 conquered. still pretty warm. and then another nice state tomorrow. we a lot like today friday, temperatures start to dip. and then saturday , sunday and monday. everything changes and it starts to feel like winter again. so i had a nice break things change for the weekend. all right, bill. thank you. livermore police have reunited a french bulldog with its owners after it was apparently stolen more than a year ago, the family drove from san diego to livermore, where their pet was returned. the dog was found in the bay area on january 4th inside a parked car that had been reported as being driven recklessly. the driver ran off. a microchip in the animal identified the bulldog as belonging to a family in chula vista. lawmakers in sacramento will soon consider a bill to make the lunar new year state holiday at community colleges. san francisco assembly member phil ting announced the bill this morning at city college. his proposal would combine the lunar new year with lincoln's and washington's birthday. this allows community colleges up and down the state to do this lunar new year is a holiday for us where we're not supposed to be in school. we're not supposed to be really doing anything was supposed to be with our families and really ushering in the new year, celebrating with loved ones. last year, a bill was passed declaring lunar new year as a holiday for state employees , but it does not cover community college districts, while the chinese new year parade in san francisco will take place on february 4th and for the first time since the start of the pandemic, you can watch it live right here on ktvu, fox two. we will have a special newscast at five p.m. that day saturday night and then our parade coverage. begins at six o'clock. coming up in sports a shocker at oracle arena as steph curry is ejected from the game against the grizzlies to the warriors come out on top after the loss of the two time mvp are jason appelbaum has the answer up next on the 11 o'clock news buckled pavement right near a popular state park officials say it could be a while before the roadway opens back up. now, it's official. xfinity has the fastest internet and the fastest mobile service. that's right, xfinity just increased internet speeds... again! and xfinity mobile gives you can't-catch-me speeds. plus, save hundreds on internet for your first 2 years when you add mobile. the fastest internet, the fastest mobile service, and major savings? can't argue with the facts. get xfinity gig speed internet with unlimited data included. it's just $50 a month for 2 full years when you add xfinity mobile. switch today! against this defense and wins that game at the link vp candidate for most of the season properties name until jimmy g. went down. we got four quarterbacks left. three are really special. and then there's brock purty. yeah not much confidence in brock purdy coming out of philadelphia and the national media this week, and you know what can you blame them? it does defy conventional wisdom to think that a 23 year old rookie taken with the very last pick in the nfl draft could go into philadelphia and beat the top seeded eagles. that is, unless you've watched the kid play over the last two months and not just the highlights. but all of his throat only then do you realize that the 49ers are not winning in spite of property , but in many cases they're winning because of property as well, he said. an uncanny ability to buy time in the pocket and make the big throws downfield to his second and sometimes his 3rd and 4th options. he has 13 touchdown passes. and just three interceptions has taken over for jimmy garoppolo. and his quarterback rating is number one in the entire league. so far, the moment has not been too big for him, but he knows that sunday will likely be as big as challenge against an eagles defense ranks second in the league. this week is gonna be a great challenge with the front that you know, philadelphia has so in terms of the playoffs, going on the road for road games and obviously full philadelphia and these kind of games all about communication, how can you operate smoothly in and out of the huddle? get the playoff in the right way. make sure everyone's on the same page. so it's definitely a big emphasis this week when he has a natural ability to play the position and that's why it is fun to coach because when he does make mistakes and do things that he can see it, he can know why we can see it and you can all understand it, which gives him a chance to get better. well pretty comes in as the scrappy underdogs, so to speak, completely different story for eagles quarterback jalen hurts, who is an mvp candidate this year 35 total touchdowns more than 4300 yards as both a passer and a runner quarterbacks. they faced each other in college about 3.5 years ago, threw for five touchdowns for iowa state in that game. came up just short enough 40 to 41 lost to hurts and the oaklands oklahoma sooners. have a lot of respect for him. he's always been a really good player has a lot of moxie. he makes plays and he's been doing that since college, so there's no surprise to him when he was given this opportunity to see the successes having now. all right. don't forget you can watch the nfc championship game right here on ktvu fox to kick off at noon on sunday in philadelphia. warriors grizzlies is fast becoming one of the best rivalries in the n b. a another good one tonight at chase center, right down to the wire. memphis star jam moran 29 points for him and steph curry also put on a show before a rare rejection of curry. jonathan commingle. he's starting ah wow place of andrew wiggins, who was sick and look at this drive and dunk 13 points for dominga as he gives yes. steve kerr likes it. fourth quarter grizzlies up seven steps hits the three falling out of bounds. memphis lead down to four curry had 34 points but with the meta 14 to go curry is disgusted that jordan's pool had put up a shot too early in the shot clock when he was red hot, so he throws his mouthpiece. he's ejected. can't believe it. very rare, but he's going to the locker room again. 1 14 to go warriors up by two memphis now up one with 18. seconds to go, clay thompson. alright fellow splash. brother says yes. give me this three pointer. he had 24 warriors go back in the lead, but ensuing grizzlies possession moran, the past the brandon clarke and that dunk ties the game with six seconds to go 2.6 on the clock still tied dante di vincenzo to a cutting pool. draymond green suggested the play in the huddle , and steve kerr said, yeah, i like it. and that's it. the warriors they win at 1 20 to 1 20. just so you know that paul and staff there is no hard feelings here. yeah pull throws his mouthpiece in the tunnel, and then he gives steph a little bit of hug warriors even up the record. 24 24. how about chic chicago state versus stanford? yes chicago state versus stanford. jared has stanford hosting the cougars, second half chicago state in the lead, spencer jones actually cuts it to one. he had 21 points under five minutes to go. beautiful move here by harrison ingram will step back shot tough shot. 15 points for ingram and stanford wins it 72 to 65, the cardinal third straight win and coming up at 11. we'll show you how usa the u. s men's national team did against serbia their first match since the world cup. alright, jason. thank you. next at 11. we've. just like so many years holding his family so close in our hearts. it's unimaginable. demonstrations of grief and support throughout the bay area tonight as we learn more about each of the seven people killed in half moon bay on monday the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. they were farm workers and immigrants , fathers and sons, husbands and wives. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, mike mibach and half moon bay and beyond communities are coming together to pay their respects. a gathering drew dozens of people in oakland tonight to remember those affected by the mass shootings in monterey park, half moon bay and the city of oakland. those who attended were lighting candles. they were leaving flowers for the people who were killed. now, despite these horrific tragedies, those who spoke say they are seeing a spirit of connection in unity within their communities. my hope is that as we are recognizing the darkness and the trauma. that we're also using that to understand. and feel and recognize. the light that can come from