part of grief�*s tyranny is that it robs you of remembering things that matter. his pride in the method. more than anyone else's. speaking about our more than anyone else's. speaking about your most _ more than anyone else's. speaking about your most recent _ more than anyone else's. speaking about your most recent piece - more than anyone else's. speaking about your most recent piece of. about your most recent piece of work, your latest book, notes on grief, which looks at the grief the passing of your father, james. grief, which looks at the grief the passing of yourfather, james. and also the passing of your mother, grace, as well. you talk about still processing the grief, not knowing what you are learning, what your understanding. sol what you are learning, what your understanding. so ijust wanted to ask you how are you doing right now? how is this process going for you? i how is this process going for you? i don't know. there are good days and bad days. and the days ofjust utter disbelief. ijust really cannot believe what happened to us, you know. he felt a

part of grief�*s tyranny is that it robs you of remembering things that matter. his pride in the me mattered. more than anyone else's. speaking about your most recent piece of work, your latest book, notes on grief, which looks at the grief the passing of your father, james. and also the passing of your mother, grace, as well. you talk about still processing the grief, not knowing what you are learning, what your understanding. so ijust wanted to ask you how are you doing right now? how is this process going for you? i don't know. there are good days and bad days. and the days ofjust utter disbelief. i just really cannot believe what happened to us, you know. he felt a bit unwell. had been sleeping poorly. but we were not to worry. 0n the 8th ofjune 0ki went to see him and said he looked tired. 0n the 9th ofjune i kept our chat brief so that he could rest. he laughed when i did my playful imitation of a relative. he said good night. his last words to me. 0n the 10th ofjune he was gone. my brother called to tell me and i came undone. earlier today i just felt very

my name is rob. i have the honor today of presenting you with a new part of our program which is very apt as we're celebrating our history. know history, know self. a big shout out to this amazing team of competent professionals who put together this celebration. when i think of philippino american history we have to highlight and uplift both. philippino and american. our histories are intrinsically tied in so many ways. we don't know ourself unless we know the things that got us here. it's one of the most beautiful stories. i'm a little biased. let's start off with a little bit of trivia. okay. if you can't read it it's okay. i'll read it a couple times. the 1934duffy act restricted immigration of philippino migrants to how many individuals? a, 50. b, 1250. c, 5,000. or ten thousand. a? final answer? it's a. correct. i'll be back with another question in a little bit. >> let me call on our next pair of award presenters. please welcome. >> covid 19 has had an especially devastating toll on philippino

my question is why do we have such a big rob lowe him and coming together and why is there such a huge divide between the right and the left in the country where there are so many well-educated people that would love to come to the middle. we have all this stuff going on in extremes. really quick times we have had 100 million conservatives and vice versa. everybody accepted that there presence -- that's my question. >> banks are linda, appreciated. i'll give you two reasons i think why as you are rightly describing even though there are people who say they desperately are longing for the middle and this goes back to the idea of tools, the tools of economics and policies for the given example. the way that our media operates, tom and i are practitioners and we watched some of this evolution over the last 20 or 30 years and it's an amazing fact that 50 years ago the average sound bite on television was 62 seconds long and today the average sound bite on television is six or seven seconds long. why does that connect? i think it's smaller. our skittering attention is one of the ways in whi

i asked him -- he was arrested finally for a shoot-out after robbing a bank. taking money from the capitalist state, to quote him. i said wow, what was it like to be in a shoot-out with the new york police? he said i felt like the freest black man in america. [laughter] >> perhaps two questions. >> are there any successful reform efforts in various states that you would suggest or mention, and if you could imagine a politician addressing the issues you're raising, clearly, what would they be urging? >> to dismantle the carcel state. so you rupture the social bonds, your two primary forms of social control, a militarized police, that kill with impunity and create reins of terror. i don't use that word lightly, terror. that's what happens when they kick your door down at 2:00 a.m. for a non-violent drug warrant, and mass incarceration, those become the pillars of social control because those social bonds have been ruptured. we have to recreate the social bonds whereby people are integrated and given a place and a sense of dignity and purpose and meaning in the s

(alarm beeping) i'm asking, rob, help me live again. this isn't right. i'm a cop. you'll have your moment. but right now, it's my turn. so you're the vigilante everybody's been talking about. i think your mission just came to a close. (grunts, groans) not saying i approve of your methods... but i'm gonna look past it. for now. happy to help. heard about delilah. what happened to her friend-- that's a terrible thing. (shutter clicks)

susan: thank you so much rob and thank you to stu and martin. what's interesting to me is the context is different for very -- very different for jim baker, an extremely reluctant dabbler in peacemaking. at the same time there is an interesting through line that i am hearing from the kissinger story and the carter story. like henry kissinger, jim baker wanted nothing to do with middle east peacemaking. that is an important marker to start out with. he did not have this deal of an ideologue or even the religion motivation although he is very religious. he did not have a drive in and of itself to be peacemaker. when he and george w. bush came into office in 1989, he was very clear in laying out a marker and saying i am not going to be like george schultz, i won't be flying around the middle east. forget it. i don't want to do it. there is nothing to gain there. everyone on this discussion knows well, basically you might not want to be about the middle east but the middle east wants to be involved with you. there more or less is where the matter st

. >>> okay, coming up, robbed at gun point. the photographer who was targeted by robbers who followed him home into his garage. his car capturing much of the action. >>> plus, the dramatic rescue of a seal pup after it crossed a highway. >>> and later, how you may have been washing your hair wrong for your entire life. you're watching "world news now". >>> dramatic video out of where else, florida. this one is out of ft. myers, >>> dramatic video out of where else, florida. this one is out of ft. myers, showing a man leading police on the edison bridge, jumping and running out of the van into the river. not to be confused with the chattahoochee river. he survived but officers pulled him out of the water. he now faces multiple charges. >> it was how quick everything happened. >>> now to a drive on the west coast that ended in terror for a photographer. >> he was followed from san francisco to his home in fremont, more than 40 miles away, and that's when he got the scare of his life. kgo's deon lim has the story. >> reporter: stu

. >> i was robbed of the ability to carry my own child. i never had the opportunity to grow and bond with her during pregnancy. to feel her kick. or to watch her in ultrasounds. >> reporter: in 2018, andrew cardinale entrusted the california center for reproductive health and dr. ellie ron moore to help conceive their second child through in-vitro fertilization. but when she gave birth, her baby did not look anything like her or her husband. >> the moment our second daughter was born, should have been among the happiest of my life. but i immediately felt shaken and confused as to why i didn't recognize her. >> reporter: they say subsequent dna tests confirmed their baby was the biological child of complete strangers. both couples say they unknowingly raised each other's babies for months before the mistake was uncovered. the couple is now suing the california center for reproductive health. their doctor and the lab involved. according to their attorney, mistakes like this are more common than people think, because he says fertility centers

let's get to rob marciano, tracking it all. >> reporter: hi, david. this is a large and powerful system, about at its halfway mark and its transit across the country. winds gusting to 70 miles an hour in south dakota. lots of winds alert. take a look, including that blizzard warning. snow blowing sideways tonight. could pile up to a foot. this front goes all the way down to the gulf of mexico. pittsburgh, philadelphia in the morning and new york and boston. heavy rain here and the snow spiraling around into chicago on the back side of this and then the cold air, check this out. temperatures in the 30s from boss to boston to d.c. this weekend. david? >> urging everyone to take their time tomorrow morning. rob, thank you so much. >>> we continue with the news tonight and to new testimony this evening in the ahmaud arbery case. the jury now hearing from the homeowner who had videotaped people on his property. surveillance showing arbery at the construction site before he was then chased down by killed. and the moment during the trial when one of the defe

let's get to rob marciano who's been tracking this all day long for us hey, rob. >> reporter: it was a wild day in the northeast with 16 miles per hour winds that happen front pushing off the coast, but behind it, the backside of this system, which brought to first snow of the season to chicago, that's got to swing through. rain and snow coming toward the northeast during the day tomorrow. philly to new york city tomorrow afternoon. maybe some wet flakes because here comes that cold air, not just for the northeast but all the way into the deep south. near freezing sunday morning. >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the scare on the subway in new york. a woman shoved on to the tracks and what happened next. >>> later here tonight, amy robach, we take to you antarctica. her journey to find opinion penguins. if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new o

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rob marciano joins us. what more can you tell us about the tornado? >> reporter: it was an ef-0, and a weak one. 85-mile-an-hour winds. but a quarter-mile path. but you saw the damage it did. we have teams analyzing storm damage in connecticut and rhode island. if they find those are tornadoes, it's the first time in those two states that they've seen tornadoes in november. next system up is a quick mover. coming through the great lakes. it does not have severe weather, but it does have snow. three inches of snow outside of detroit. this will go across the great lakes and in through the northeast by tomorrow morning. most of this clears out, but it will be chilly. atmospheric river in the northwest. flood watches for seattle. wind gusts across the northern tier. that energy presses east this week. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> and overseas, there are renewed concerns about the health of queen elizabeth. the 95-year-old missing today's remembrance sunday service in london. it was expected to be her first public appearance in weeks. the palace says she

ohio senator rob portman, a lead negotiator. >> this is what can happen when republicans and democrats decide we're going to work together to get something done. >> reporter: on the other side, moderate kyrsten sinema of arizona. >> this is what it looks like when elected leaders set aside differences, shut out the noise and focus on delivering results on the issues that matter most to every day americans. >> reporter: for some americans, the impact will be felt immediately. new yorkers won't see a subway fare increase or service cuts. kentucky and ohio hoping for much needed repairs on the brent spence bridge. and in louisiana, this bridge in desperate need of a fix. but the white house acknowledging many projects will take time. when will americans start to see this in their communities in a very real way? >> well, there are some onents see rather quickly and some that will take a little bit more time. this is not designed to be a stimulus bill. this is designed to be something that is spent out over time. >> that is the key question, cecilia. how soon do we see it? cecilia with us l

hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. a dynamic pattern setting up for the eastern half of the country. 20, 30 degree temperature swing. there's that front. 20s, 30s and 40s. behind it, that sets the stage for a quiet weekend until the next system drops into the great lakes. all rain along the east coast, but then that low digs, kind of develops another coastal low and it sits off the coast of new england and tuesday and wednesday. wind, some snow across parts of new england. how long it sits there, still a question mark, but looks to be a bit of a mess, at least through wednesday. david? >> all right, we'll be tracking this with you, rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news this thursday night and kenosha, wisconsin, at the trial of kyle rittenhouse. that jury now deliberating more than 23 hours. and today, the judge calling lawyers and rittenhouse into the courtroom for what he calls a very serious matter. the judge then revealing he was banning a cable news network from the building. here's terry moran. >> reporte

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>> rob marciano tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and as millions of americans prepare to travel for the holiday, the price of gas this year. tonight, where americans will be paying the most. kaylee hartung with the prices across the nation, reporting from right here in los angeles, where prices are setting records tonight. >> reporter: tonight, more than 48 million people are preparing to hit the roads for thanksgiving, nearly as many as before the pandemic. and they'll be paying the highest gas prices in seven years. according to aaa, the average price for a gallon of regular has soared nationwide to $3.41, up more than a dollar from just one year ago. prices up more than 60% across parts of the northeast. the highest prices, here in california. $4.70 on average. are these prices sustainable? >> no. no. i mean, not if you're traveling. >> reporter: and thanksgiving air travel is up 80%, approaching pre-pandemic levels. 4.2 million americans in the sky, paying an estimated 23% more for airfare than last year. and

let's get straight to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, linsey. good news -- we don't have a crippling storm on the docket, but a couple of systems will impact travel. here's the first one. the front itself is sliding across lake erie, down through pittsburgh, back across parts of tennessee. that will push east. some rain heavy at time but brief across the i-95 corridor. then winds kick up tomorrow, and colder air, lake effect snow for sure. look how cold it will be by tuesday. temps will feel like the teens and 20s as far south as atlanta. and the next system dropping into the rockies, that will bring some snow there and by thursday, it's in chicago, it's in little rock, it's in dallas. mostly a rain event. but that pushes east, and colder air behind that. and then another one coming in for the pacific northwest. all in all, could be worse. certainly travel safe. linsey. >> we'll be sure to bundle up, rob, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic, and americans rushing to get their booster shots just days after the cdc gave the green light for all amer

let's get to rob marciano. how long is this critical fire danger expected to last and what can thanksgiving travelers expect on sunday? >> reporter: hi, linsey, happy thanksgiving to you, as well. so cal with the santa ana winds that will blow for another day, day and a half. ventura, all the way down to the mexican border. critical fire danger and red flag warnings up. looking ahead to sunday, where millions will be traveling home. another quiet day. most of the interstates will be clear, but i-5 and i-90 some snows. do travel safe as you head home for the holidays. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> the first family is celebrating the holiday in nantucket, but before leavin washington, the president and dr. jill biden recorded a message to the nation, saying the blessings of thanksgiving are especially meaningful this year. and news on the president's health. his physician sharing the results of his colonoscopy. a reminder of the importance of regular screenings. abc's mary alice parks is traveling with the presi

let's get to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. rob, happy thanksgiving to you. how long is this critical fire danger expected to last and what can thanksgiving travelers expect on sunday? >> reporter: hi, linsey, happy thanksgiving to you, as well. you know, it's pretty quiet nationwide right now, but so cal certainly the sore spot with those santa ana winds that will blow for at least another day and a half. 50 to 60 miles an hour, maybe 70 miles an hour at times. ventura, all the way down to the mexican border. through friday, critical fire danger and red flag warnings up. low levels of humidity. looking ahead to sunday, where millions will be traveling home. another quiet day. most of the interstates will be clear, but i-5, i-90 in the northwest and i-90 near the great lakes, maybe some snopes. and the southern part of louisiana, i-10, maybe some wet weather. do travel safe as you head home for the holidays. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> the first family is celebrating the holiday in nantucket, but before leaving washington, the president and dr. jill biden

let's go straight to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, linsey. we continue to get pulses of precip and reinforcing shots of cold air making roads slick especially her in the northeast. here's the radar. you see the latest clipper system heading across the great lakes where the snow is, i-80, i-90 continue to be problem spots. the other trouble spot is the pacific northwest, more rain coming in there. the olympic peninsula and rivers are rising there. flash flood watches up for seattle. billingham seeing their wettest november on record. a lot of people still traveling tomorrow. quiet across a good chunk of the country. rain in the northwest and continued cold here in the northeast. linsey. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the smash-and-grab robberies that have police and shoppers on high alert. authorities in los angeles arresting four men they suspect were part of a robbery at a home depot on black friday. an alarming trend in recent weeks of brazen thieves across the country. now many businesses are fighting back. here's abc's zohreen shah. >> rep

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describes the terror of being beaten and robbed at an atm. whether to develop or preserve this >> california health officials pushing hard for boosters and pediatric vaccines but with appointments running out, is there enough capacity in the system? >> tonight, focus on the future of coyote valley. leaders deciding between protecting wildlife and potential development. >> a push being made to allow safe and indoor drug using spots in san francisco. what officials are saying about this. >> showers are heading our way. the timeline, coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starting now. >> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> californians 18 and older all encouraged tonight to get a covid-19 booster shot before the holidays. governor newsom and local health officials pushing people to book an appointment but thatay be thu for joinings.. i am dan ashley. kate larsen, a key member of our vaccine, found people lining up tonight, hoping to get their shot. kate: this cvs hasas popular spot with people lining up at the end of the day for a

reaction from city leaders a day after several luxury brand stores were robbed and vandalized around san francisco's union square eight people were arrested abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us the mayor and police chief are condemning the crimes and promising action. last night what we saw was horrible san francisco mayor london breed reacting to friday's chaos in union square police. say luxury brand stores vandalized and looted around 8 pm the louis vuitton store ransacked and emptied out by a group of thieves. the store is now temporarily closed and of crimes or to come and to vandalize or harm individuals you will be held accountable other stores were also robbed fendi and burberry had its window smashed, but police on patrol nearby may have stopped thieves from entering. there's no doubt my mind that that this this was not unplanned their plan was to overwhelm us their plan was hoping that we wouldn't be here. but we were this video now going viral on social media shows police officers bashing the windows of a mustang and pulling a possible suspect. out of the car chief

he says he can't imagine what it would be like if a mob of people came to rob his store. it was never part of my original handbook employee handbook, but now it's gonna be a chapter in there of what to do. what type of protocol i tell my employees even don't chase. it's not worth it. richard correia is is a former san francisco police. he says thieves are smart. he believes there were several organizers of the union square looting on friday who recruited others to join imagine. you have four or five leaders who organized the whole thing get the cars. they've each got to get, you know, five six people. he thinks a good tactic going forward is to have staff trained and identifying those leaders and where they escaped to you raise the risk of getting caught by having, you know, a plan identify vehicles. i you know employees don't have to you know get involved other than they can be visual verbal. vocal and you can see this is what the louis vuitton looks like right now all boarded up in those windows just still completely shattered korea also mentioned to people nearby these

rob mcmillan with our sister station in los angeles has more with the governor's message. rob: it has been three and a half weeks since the fda gave emergency authorization for kids between five and 11 to get the vaccine. if you look at the numbers, the vast majority of kids that age have so far not been vaccinated. >> all of our kids that go into public school have to receive 10 vaccinations. it's never easy. the measles, mumps, will been cough -- they are hard. including these vaccines. rob: at an event this morning, governor newsom reported 12% of kids between five and 11 have received at least one shot statewide. >> the vaccinations recently opened to that age group, so i think there is more education to be done. rob: the riverside county deputy health officer says parents concerned about side effects for younger children should consider this. >> they also get quite a bit of fatigue or they can have some arm soreness, similar to adults. in general, the percentage of kids that are getting these side effects are less compared to the percentage of adults. rob: booster sho

. >> developing news, devin cole is accused of robbing the pharmacy at a san mateo right aid yesterday on -- drive. police say he resisted a recipe or he is a 27 year veteran had his linkedin page said he worked numerous assignments including the gang unit, k-9 handler, and homeless outreach. dan: it was certainly an emotional afternoon for buster posey and all of his many fans had posey announced his retirement for baseball today with his family by his side. j.r. stone was at oracle park for the big announcement. >> people love this guy because he's real. he has not changed a bit since he came up in 2010 and he is the same guy since he was a young kid. >> descriptions of buster posey, who with his family by his side made this announcement thursday. >> i am here today announcing i'm retiring. >> news of the three-time world series champion and seven-time all-star saying goodbye after 12 seasons has hit many giants fans hard. >> i'm trying not to cry right now. i cried yesterday a lot. >> we were devastated. >> it gives me chills when i think about buster and the fans because it was a l

a san mateo police department spokesman says wednesday night while off duty, he robbed this rite-aid, and resisted arrest. >> it is my understanding sergeant cole walked into way rite-aid armed with a weapon. that is not his duty weapon. he demanded prescription medication. upon leaving the store he was tackled by sheriffs or police officers and arrested. reporter: he kept his addiction hidden. his use of pain pills began in 2010 after a doctor prescribed them for a severe k9 bite. a spokesperson says he was assigned to the field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. he was involved in the healthy streets outreach command, where he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was a very sympathetic ear to addicts and able to understand the struggle while not being able to overcome the struggle himself. reporter: the district attorney says he posted bail, his arraignment is scheduled for november 18. >> they have sworn to uphold the law, the question becomes paramount. reporter: when asked if they would review any have his cases, a spokesperson said we ar

. >> i was robbed of the ability to carry my own child. i never had an opportunity to grow on bond with her during pregnancy. >> our entire family has suffered in countless ways, but my wife is gone through is beyond words. reporter: seeking damages and a wide range of financial costs, the suit demands a jury trial. abababababababab dan: we will continue to follow that story. in the meantime, let's focus on a rainy night and morning. sandhya: this is a moderate strength storm. it is definitely going to be slow going for the morning commute because of the wet weather. doppler 7 is active. east bay, berkeley, claremont avenue heading into piedmont, we are getting downpours. in the north bay from san rafael , moderate to heavy rain. the mission district, downpours. the sunset district tracking that moisture going into alameda. from our golden gate bridgeridge camera, you can see the rain coming down. this is concerning, the biggest concerns, ponding on roadways. tree limbs falling. debris flows. we have already seen power outages. if you are

rob mcmillan with our sister station in los angeles has more with the governor's message. rob: it has been three and a half weeks since the fda gave emergency authorization for kids between five and 11 to get the vaccine. if you look at the numbers, the vast majority of kids that age have so far not been vaccinated. >> all of our kids that go into public school have to receive 10 vaccinations. it's never easy. the measles, mumps, will been cough -- they are hard. including these vaccines. rob: at an event this morning, governor newsom reported 12% of kids between five and 11 have received at least one shot statewide. >> the vaccinations recently opened to that age group, so i think there is more education to be done. rob: the riverside county deputy health officer says parents concerned about side effects for younger children should consider this. >> they also get quite a bit of fatigue or they can have some arm soreness, similar to adults. in general, the percentage of kids that are getting these side effects are less compared to the percentage of adults. rob: booster sho

. >> developing news, devin cole is accused of robbing the pharmacy at a san mateo right aid yesterday on -- drive. police say he resisted a recipe or he is a 27 year veteran had his linkedin page said he worked numerous assignments including the gang unit, k-9 handler, and homeless outreach. dan: it was certainly an emotional afternoon for buster posey and all of his many fans had posey announced his retirement for baseball today with his family by his side. j.r. stone was at oracle park for the big announcement. >> people love this guy because he's real. he has not changed a bit since he came up in 2010 and he is the same guy since he was a young kid. >> descriptions of buster posey, who with his family by his side made this announcement thursday. >> i am here today announcing i'm retiring. >> news of the three-time world series champion and seven-time all-star saying goodbye after 12 seasons has hit many giants fans hard. >> i'm trying not to cry right now. i cried yesterday a lot. >> we were devastated. >> it gives me chills when i think about buster and the fans because it was a l

a san mateo police department spokesman says wednesday night while off duty, he robbed this rite-aid, and resisted arrest. >> it is my understanding sergeant cole walked into way rite-aid armed with a weapon. that is not his duty weapon. he demanded prescription medication. upon leaving the store he was tackled by sheriffs or police officers and arrested. reporter: he kept his addiction hidden. his use of pain pills began in 2010 after a doctor prescribed them for a severe k9 bite. a spokesperson says he was assigned to the field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. he was involved in the healthy streets outreach command, where he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was a very sympathetic ear to addicts and able to understand the struggle while not being able to overcome the struggle himself. reporter: the district attorney says he posted bail, his arraignment is scheduled for november 18. >> they have sworn to uphold the law, the question becomes paramount. reporter: when asked if they would review any have his cases, a spokesperson said we ar

. >> i was robbed of the ability to carry my own child. i never had an opportunity to grow on bond with her during pregnancy. >> our entire family has suffered in countless ways, but my wife is gone through is beyond words. reporter: seeking damages and a wide range of financial costs, the suit demands a jury trial. dan: we will continue to follow that story. in the meantime, let's focus on a rainy night and morning. sandhya: this is a moderate strength storm. it is definitely going to be slow going for the morning commute because of the wet weather. live doppler 7 is active. east bay, berkeley, claremont avenue heading into piedmont, we are getting downpours. in the north bay from san rafael , moderate to heavy rain. the mission district, downpours. the sunset district tracking that moisture going into alameda. from our golden gate bridge brie camera, you can see the rain coming down. this is concerning, the biggest concerns, ponding on roadways. tree limbs falling. debris flows. we have already seen power outages. if you are in san jose,

sources tell abc 7 news he was shot while trying to rob somebody. it was the latest in a number of high-profile shootings in that area in recent weeks. as part of a statewide effort to address acts of hate, the city of san jose hosted an anti-hate roundtable discussion this afternoon. city and committee leaders welcoming the community leader who has prioritized the prevention of hate crimes across the state. >> california, the largest state in the nation, both progressive, deeply blue state, but still not immune to the forces of hate. that's unacceptable. it is not who we are. it is not who we want to be. larry: the roundtable comes as the attorney general plans on visiting the 13 biggest cities across the state talking about hate crime prevention. last month, he held a similar discussion in sacramento. his office reported that last year, the states i've 31% increase in hate crimes. kristen: vaccine porsche -- states saw a 31% increase in hate crimes. kristen: the childhood disease making a big comeback across the globe. country's big night, the cma

rob hayes, abc 7 news. kristen: hmm. larry: i know. drew: imagine throwing a party in your backyard and one of the balloons gets loose and has a two-year excursion. larry: seems to be taking a long time to figure this out. drew: right. larry: isn't it surprising that we don't have jet tax already to get around? i looked it up because i am a james bond fan. in 1960 five, sean connery was in a jetpack in the movie "thunderbolt." -- "thunderball he could fly 20 seconds, i think. it has been so many years, how do we not have jet packs that are flying? drew: we are trying to get people vaccinated. you want them on jet packs? [laughter] i don't know about that. larry: they would sign up faster for a jetpack than they would a short. drew:. drew: you get a vaccine, you get a jetpack. larry: do i need a lesson on how to fly this? drew: no. larry: just follow those balloons up there. [laughter] kristen: they wouldn't even say, "i have to do my on research." [laughter] larry: the mcrib mcdonald's, this time with a cryptocurrency twist. to celebra

anything but peaceful what we're hearing is a major concern on saturday a group of around 100 people robbed the nordstroms at broadway plaza bob lynchside is the president of the walnut creek chamber of commerce. he says following saturday's events major retailers in the city are looking to hire more private security. our businesses are the same. basically, you know, we want to have some certainty of safety but not every business in walnut creek can afford to do that. their own lynn nice the owner of labels luxury consignment says she's had to board up her store three times in the last year and a half. nice says she's working with other small businesses in the area to try and protect their stores and employees if police aren't able to give us enough coverage higher some security to patrol. our small downtown merchant area walnut creek mayor, kevin wilk tells me the city has indeed stepped up its police. since in the downtown area in addition to blocking off certain streets wilkes says the city is also working to ensure the contra costa district. attorney's office holds those responsible to

. >> more details are are are now about the san francisco police officer accused of robbing a right a drugstore in san mateo at gunpoint. his lawyer says he was just trying to get prescription drugs. devan cole's lawyer said his client got injured in 2010 while training a canine and he was prescribed pain killers. the lawyer adds that cole was a part of a police program to get addicts off the street and into rehab. cole was arrested on wednesday and currently out on bail. >> th officials defended the proposed ferry service to angel island. it would replace the service blue and gold offered but now wants to discontinue. a round-trip ticket for anyone without a clipper card would be $31. that includes a state park entry fee. clipper card holders will pay $18 along with the park fee. seniors and people with disabilities and children 5 to 17 will pay $17. >> our fares are more reasonable than blue and gold. and there is a lot more flexibility within the original transit -- by using the clipper app or card. >> if approved, golden gate could begin its service to angel island before the end

coming up, the photographer robbed at gunpoint right outside his home. what we have learned about one suspect. hawaii welcoming tourists back again. what it will take to recover after a rocky ride in the pandemic. first, a check of the weather and meteorologist mike nicco. mike: it is damp as we head through the next couple of hours. that is my biggest concern weatherwise is the commute, patchy drizzle and fog we will be dealing with through that at least 9:00, 10:00. as far as mass transit, pretty mild this morning. it will be pretty mild this afternoon. temperatures right now running in the mid to upper 50's in our inland east bay neighborhoods, and really the only mid 50's is 54, most of us around 57, 59. watch out for some fog as you head out toward brentwood and discovery bay and also some drizzle. it is around. now, you can see in the north bay a little cooler, low to mid 50's, little more fog there. temperatures around 60 in haworth. east bay, you will be stuck in the cloud cover through at least noon. mid 60's there. ia slow increase in the sunsh

the strong reaction front city leaders after several luxury brand stores were robbed around san francisco's union square. eight people were arrested. abc7 news reporter tell us the mayor and the police chief are condemning the crimes and promising action. >> last night what we saw was horrible. >> london breed reacting to the vandalism. the louis vuitton store ransacked and emptied out by a group of thieves. the store is now temporarily closed. >> and the message here today is if you come to our city to commit those level of crimes or to come and to vandalize or to harm individuals, you will be held accountable. >> other stores were also robbed. fendi and burberry had its but people on patrol nearby may have stopped thieves from entering. >> there's no doubt in my mind that this was not unplanned. their plan was to overwhelm us. their plan was hoping that we wouldn't be here but we were. >> [beep]. >> this video going viral on social media showing police officers bashing the boyfriends a mustang and pulling a possible suspect out of the car. chief scott defending his officer's actions. >> t

shop was rocked in february. -- was robbed in february. after the incident they will be moving to a safer location. jobina: investigators now sing the driver who plowed into a parade in wisconsin was not aiming at people but was speeding through to get away from an earlier incident. one person of interest is in custody. at least five dead and 40 injured after the suv hit several people. the car was seen on camera barely past crowds and marchers before slamming into a high schohe was at the parade with hs daughters and is on gma describing the chaos. >> the next thing i knew my back was against the wall of the building hunkered down, screaming, crying and saying to get down because we didn't know what was going on. my main concern was the safety of my children. jobina: police say an officer fired to try to stop it. reggie: closing argument set for the three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery in georgia. two weeks of testimony. the defense that he was killed during an attempted citizen's arrest because the men had reasonable suspicion that

here is the video that louis vuitton being robbed ien edbo nnane torney is addressing it on cnn. i facin ral en orgabyritics whoay tgh enougon e on cnn, he said he is tough and will be filing felony charges against those arrested for friday nights attack in union square. >> let it be clear. i am doing everything in my power to keep san francisco safe and to make sure that people who come to our city to commit crimes are held accountable. this is no one person job. it is not a problem that is limited to san francisco. amy: he said police need to make more arrests, pointing out "they only made eight arrests friday" even though about 30 people stormed the store. they confiscated two guns into vehicles and thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. the police chief said he does expect there will be more arrests. reporting live in san francisco, abv hollifield -- amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: reporter has more in his city leaders are searching for report: oakland police chief calling out city leaders monday after a weekend that not only included what he is calling robbery carava

they were getting gas in downtown when investigators say three men tried to rob him. a fourth man was waiting in a getaway car. joyner pulled out a gun and shot and killed one of the robbers. another suspect fired back and hit joyner several times. he survived. a legal analyst explained why he has not been charge even though he shot first. >> they are saying that mr. joyner utilize deadly force in a reasonable way because he feared for his life and responded with deadly force. the da's office is not only saying that the defendants wordpress is a painting in a serious felony of armed robbery -- a serious felony of armed robbery but mr. joyner was acting with reasonable self-defense even though it was deadly. reggie: california law allows for defendants to be charged with murder if they commit a provocative act. big congratulations to two bay area artists. kumasi: her being nominated for the academy and she is up for eight grammys. the other bay area artist nominated in a contemporary category is sweetie, and she is up for two boards, best new artist and best rap song f

two women were robbed over thanksgiving weekend. one incident happened near mosaic park. two people in a white mercedes suv drove up to the victim, a woman got out and started a conversation, use a sleight-of-hand technique, and took a necklace and bracelets. nothing similar happened to another senior who was out for a walk on sunday. she says a woman in a black bmw suv struck up a conversation before stealing her watch. kumasi: circumstances on full display during a ceremony where prince charles made history on the island nation of barbados. the country is replacing queen elizabeth with a president. jobina has the details on the commemoration. jobina: prince charles attended the ceremony to mark barbados break from great britain, which dates back to the 1600s. the nation removed queen elizabeth as its head of state to become a republic. in a speech about the moment, the prince acknowledged the island's painful past. >> from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slavery, which forever stains are history, the people of this island forged their path wit

gould boy veg -- rob go boy of itch -- >> i want people to note you ain't seen nothing yet. >> he has been arrested in the middle of what can be only described as a corruption crime spree. >> almost 14 years in. >> he went from eight years of nothing to 24/7 together. >> and i am back on top, you come and see me. >> her some birthday advice, stay out of politics -- here is some birthday advice, stay out of politics. >> i will see you then. reggie: the docuseries is on hulu. new this morning, the oc kindly sees the biggest jobs gain since july, with a better than expect -- the u.s. sees the biggest jobs gain since july with better numbers. 531,000 jobs were added in october, sharp increase from september when 312,000 jobs were added. the economy remains within 4 million jobs short of its pre-pandemic levels. jobina: ups is holding a hiring blitz across the country to handle the holiday shopping rush. ups wants to hire 2000 seasonal workers in the bay area and 100,000 across the country. one third of people hired forirr seasonal jobs where they are hired in a permanent position. to find

a san francisco police sergeant known for helping addicts get off the streets is accused of robbing a right aid as he battled his own pain peel -- pill dish -- addiction. melanie has the story. melanie: he has been with the department 27 years where he was known as a dedicated officer, husband, and father which is why those who knew him are stunned at the allegations. >> everybody is shocked. melanie: a spokesperson said that while off-duty, he robbed the right aid -- rite aid. >> it is my understanding that the sergeant walked into a rite aid armed with a weapon, that is not his duty weapon with no demanded -- and demanded he be given prescription medication, the ones on the basis of his addiction and upon leaving the store he was tackled by sheriffs or police officers arrested for the offense. tim: he kept -- melanie: he kept his addiction hidden and began using 2010 after a doctor prescribed them to him. he protect that she'd that she provided these pictures. cole was assigned to the field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. according to the brass, he was involved in the

♪ kumasi: -- jobina: a 24-year-old woman is under arrest after killing a teen she tried to rob. police say thursday, a 19-year-old went to meet the owner of a used bmw in fairfield. his parents say he had been working several jobs and planned to buy it with $7,000 cash. officers ended up responding to a neighborhood after getting calls about a man down. police describe what happened as a robbery gone wrong. >> they walked up and felt his hand and it was cold. for some reason, it was comforting. i don't even know why. it was comforting that someone was there with him for a period of time. jobina: the victim just graduated from high school spring. the suspect, a 24-year-old, is being held at solano county jail without bail. a 22-year-old man is in custody in a quadruple shooting in oakley. police say it happened during a fight at a family party saturday night. a 28-year-old man and a 44-year-old man were killed. two others were hospitalized. police are still actively investigating, but say there is no threat to public safety. reggie: fresh off a big legislative victory, president