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

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

. >> 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

. >> 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

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

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

a family travel mix-up leaves a young boy by himself for christmas ellie kemper and rob delaney play pam and jeff a couple who decide to break into the family's home when they think it's empty. they want to retrieve a valuable heirloom. they mistakingly gave away. the two are not really bad just desperate to get money to keep their own house in this story pam and jeff. get to indulge in a lot of antics and the great silver lining is that they're actually good people. i can't go to jail. i wouldn't last 30 seconds in genpop. what are you doing? they're afraid and they're motivated to try and set things right. so yeah, what's nice about this is you get to know them and really appreciate why they're doing what they're doing. so it it's i mean it might sound silly on paper, but when you watch it, it really starts to make a lot of sense. jojo rabbits rgh plays the resourceful 10 year old max the macaulay culkin of this news story ashley b takes over the catherine o'hara role as his frantic mom like kevin in the original max digs deep and realizes he can defend his home against the amateur

oakland police say three suspects have now been arrested surveillance video shows a joyner being robbed by three people at one point joner joyner fatally shot one suspect join. her himself was shot. he's since been released from the hospital one suspect was arrested in houston the other two in elk grove. all right, if you're getting ready to hit the road for thanksgiving holiday gas prices may be top of mind. why experts from aaa say they think prices in california may finally have peaked. let's listen to this target says it will never open on thanksgiving again. why the ceo says he decided to make the temporary pandemic policy permanent abc 7 news at policy permanent abc 7 news at 5. i saw you toss the kites on high... k...k...kite! improved vision coverage. so you can focus on every little detail. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits for 2022. scan plans can include low maximum out-of-pocket costs, comprehensive dental coverage, and so much more. for the benefits that matter most to you, call scan at 1-877-212-7226. or ask your agent about scan health plan. there's neve

he was pumping gas at an oakland chevron station when police say three men tried to rob him as a fourth waited in a getaway car. he pulled out a hand gun and fired at the suspects, hitting and killing one of them. one of the suspects returned fire, according to police, hitting him a number of times. he did survive. prosecutors charged king, and the suspected getaway driver with murder in the death of the man that joyner shot. they also charged marlon king with premeditated attempted murder. >> still ahead, placing blame for the opioid epidemic. a federal jury decided whether three national pharmacy chains contributed to the crisis. >> elizabeth holmes back on the stand. the new details about her company's partnership with walgreens. and why one expert calls it a bombshell. abc7 at [crowd cheering] i'm not a coach, but i invested in invesco qqq. which gives me access to next-gen statistical analysis software. become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪ ♪ you can jump. $0 gym membership and free fitbit®. for occasional heavy lifting. now the medicare advantage plans from scan h

rob bonta she was a no nonsense, roll up your sleeves politician who was inpatient for change and wanted social justice for all. >> thank you. the alameda intersection where she was hit and killed had been identified as a high injury intersection by the city. we are talking about this area of shoreline drive. we look at the dangers. >> there were enough high injury accidents at this intersection for the city to included in its vision zero action plan. >> it is on the docket for treatment. it is just not happening soon enough. >> she says with the beach just steps away, more needs to be done. >> it should be a really safe place for pedestrians. >> police say a driver hit and killed supervisor chan at the intersection while she was walking her dog. alameda added parking protected bike lanes and reduce the number of travel lanes on shoreline drive. but additional changes may not have come soon enough. >> we have a female on the ground bleeding. the dane -- driver of the vehicle is standing by. >> there in the process of going through witness statements and evidence. the driver who hit her w

this video of the store being robbed is being talked about on national news. the district attorney appeared on cnn to address what happened here and what is being done now. he's facing a recall election organized by critics who say he is not tough enough on crime, especially repeat offenders. he said he is tough and will be filing felony charges against those arrested for friday night's attack in union square. >> i am doing everything in my power to keep san francisco safe and make sure people who come to our city to commit crimes are held accountable. this is not a one-person job. it is not a problem limited to san francisco. amy: he said police need to make more arrests, pointing out, "they only made eight arrests on friday even though 30 people stormed the store." police say they arrested two women and six men and confiscated two guns and two vehicles and thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. the police chief does expect there will be more arrests. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. in oakland, there is a sense of disbelief and anger over w

was getting gas gas gas investigators say three men tried to rob them. a fourth man was waiting in a getaway car. when -- when joyner pulled out a gun and shot and killed one of the robbers, another suspect shot and hit joyner several times. >> they are saying that mr. joyner utilized deadly force in a reasonable way because he feared for his life and responded with deadly force. at the das office is not only saying that the defendants were participating in a serious felony of armed robbery, but that mr. joyner himself was acting with reasonable self-defense even though that was deadly self-defense. reggie: california law allows for defendants to be charged if they commit what is a provocative act. kumasi: an accomplished public servant is set to become one of the highest ranking asian-americans in the biden administration. deputy director for the office of management and budget. she is a proud wheel up enough american and she says -- she is a proud fili she is also a graduate of the ultimate school of public policy. reggie: big congrats to the bay artis

rodgers appearing on the rob mack if he shall repeating -- appearing on the show repeating this gem that we have covered a thousand times. >> if the vaccine is so great, then how come people are still getting covid and spreading covid, and unfortunately dying from covid? larry: one more time, the vaccine is not 100% protection against getting covid. it was designed to keep you out of the hospital or perhaps the morgue. college football, david shaw has not had many nights like this. stanford hosting utah. tracy on thomas ran all over the cardinal. four touchdowns and 153 rushing yards in the first half. the cardinals were down 38-0. i would be dancing too. have you ever seen this? this is from the 1-yard line. devon lloyd, that is the rare one-yard pick six. i do not think i have ever seen that. utah demolishes the cardinal, 52-7. that is a wrap on the morning sports, had a great weekend. i am larry beil. liz: let's get a check of the forecast with lisa. nothing like we have seen with the rainstorms the past couple of weeks. it should be a nice break today. lisa: and over the weekend. mor

jobina: accused of killing 18 she tried to rob. police say on thursday the 19-year-old went to meet the owner and fairfield. his parents say he had been working several jobs and plans to buy it with $7,000 cash. officers ended up responding to a neighborhood after getting calls about a man down. police described what happened as a robbery gone wrong. >> his hand was cold. for some reason, it was comforting. i do not know why. it was comforting that somebody was there with him for a period of time. jobina: held without bail. a 22-year-old man is in custody in a quadruple shooting. police say it happened during a fight at a family party. a 28-year-old man and 44-year-old man were killed. police are still actively investigating, but they also add there is no threat to public safety. reggie: a girl is reunited with her family after she was kidnapped from her home. she used a hand gesture that is popular on tiktok to signal for help. here is the signal. it was created in response to the increase in domestic violence during the pandemic.

that photographer talks about being rubbed -- talked about being robbed at welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. people will tell you what to eat. everyone will have an opinion. and, yes, there will be tears. lots of new introductions. sleepless nights. that's normal. okay. so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive but, together, we got this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a bay area hubby photographer is sharing his terrifying story after he was followed all the way from san francisco to fremont and robbed at gunpoint. the chase that ended -- that ensued and even more dramatic as it was caught in stunning surveillance from multiple angles. you will see how the whole thing went down. photographers are now banding together, petitioning for safety changes. this is a story will see only on abc 7. >> stunning landscapes are lewis's specialty. in late september, his passion for fog lead him to shoot the golden gate bridge with a friend. the day ended at his home in fremont i

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 days events major retailers in the city are looking to hire more private security. our businesses are the same. basically, you know, we to have some certainty of safety, but not every business in walnut creek can afford to do that on 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 of 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 presence in the downtown area in addition to blockg otats woin t ct c co office holds those responsible to accounts. we've made it very clear that we intend to work with them to press charges, but it's n

oakland police say it happened during an attempted rob re. those who new him know he was a model officer. >> kevin was kind, compare -- compassionate and very, very honorary. dion: oakland police are asking for the public's help to track down this car. it's a 2004 to 2008 white acurat.l. they believe this was the suspect's getaway car. a reward of up up to $32,000 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. a go fund me account has been set up for kevin and his family it's raised more than $12,000. we've posted it on abc7.com if you would like to contribute. you can share it to show your support for nishida and his familiar will. a woman in the east bay is heart broken and asking for help after her beloved french bulldog was stolen at gun point. she says it feels like a piece of her heart is missing. >> it's just that he's part of my daily life, you know? i -- i just sometimes forget what's going on. and i look in the corner trying to find him. >> this is 2 year-old merlin and the owner hannah nelson. her friend was pet sitting.

reporter: eight spokesperson says he robbed this right aid and resisted arrest. he is representing him. >> it is my understanding that sergeant cole walked into a rite aid in san mateo, armed with a weapon. it is not his duty weapon. he demanded he be given prescription medication on the basis of his addiction and upon leaving the store, he was tackled by two sheriffs or police officers and arrested for the offense. reporter: cole's use of pain pills began in 2010 after a doctor prescribed them for a severe dog bite. he provided these pictures but didn't know that this was a dog that bit him. a spokesperson said he was assigned to field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. he was involved in the healthy streets outreach plan. he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was probably a sympathetic ear to a lot of addicts and help them to understand their struggle while not being able to overcome it himself. reporter: the da says he posted a 57,000 dollars bail. his arraignment is scheduled for the member 18th. >> they have sworn

melanie: a spokesperson says sergeant cole rob the rite aid. tony brouse is representing him. >> it is my understanding that sergeant cole walked into a rite aid armed with a weapon. from my understanding, that weapon is not his duty weapon, with a note demanding that he be given prescription medications, the ones that are the basis of his addiction and upon leaving the store, he was tackled to the ground by two san mateo police officers and arrested for the offense. melanie: he's kept his addiction headed. -- hidden. he suffered a severe canine bite. he did not know if this was the canine that bit him. a spokesperson says he was assigned to the field operations bureau and was placed on unpaid leave pending an internal investigation. he was involved in the healthy street outreach command and law enforcement assisted diversion program where he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was probably a separate that a gear to a lot of addicts and able to understand their struggle while also not being able to undercut -- ov

luxury stores robbed and looted. the louis vuitton store ransacked and and bid out -- and emptied out. >> the message is today if you come to our city to commit those level of crimes, or to vandalize or harm individuals, you will be held accountable. cornell: other stores were also robbed. windows smashed. police on patrol nearby may have stopped thieves from entering. >> there is no doubt in my mind that this was not unplanned. they were hoping we wouldn't be here, but we were. cornell: this video now going viral on social media showing police officers bashing the windows of a mustang and pulling a possible suspect out of the car. chief scott defending his officers' actions. >> the officers who made the arrest on that mustang were confronting an armed individual. they took him into custody safely. the lifestyle around here is not good for families. >> we cannot tolerate this kind of conduct at all in this city, not at all. cornell: the union square alliance says the crimes are unacceptable, especially less than a we

that he has no interest in staying around a drug-ridden, crime-ridden area he feels he has been robbed three times in the last month. so i think you are going to see everyday people respond aggressively. i think crime will become a bigger and bigger issue because it directly threatens all of us. when you see the flash mobs that rush into stores, 80 people, semi organized looting a store, i suspect people will say they want prosecutors who prosecute. they want policemen who police, and they are tired of being told that our sympathy for the criminal has to be greater than our sympathy for the innocent. i do think there will be a big shift but the media will do everything it can. watch the way they are dealing with the killings that happened in wisconsin in which they are avoiding really dealing with the man who killed those people and trying to hide the issue. the media will do all it can to slow this down and not communicate how bad it really is. >> bill: on that point about waukesha a couple things i want to play for you. you are exactly right. the story has disappeared. you had an ame

. >> reporter: on friday a home depot near los angeles was robbed by as many as ten thieves who stole sledgehammer, crow bars and other tools like those used in smash and grab thefts. four men have been arrested in that robbery. on saturday a security guard died after being shot during an armed robbery of a news crew covering the smash and grab robberies in oakland. an officer was shot while guarding the crew earlier in the week and later died from the wounds. >> he was just such a tremendous human being, and it's such a loss for our law enforcement community as well as the community at large. >> reporter: the oakland police department using tactical teams to deescalate threats as other police departments across the country ramp up efforts to cause thefts that are more frequent, more violent and more deadly. >> we've arrested folks and we've recovered millions of dollars worth of property. some is motivated by greed and people that are brazen and don't want to abide by the laws we have so we're going to attack this at all angels. >> brazen is the word. josh campbell joins me now. josh

. >> reporter: on friday, a home depot near los angeles was robbed by as many as ten thieves who stole sledge hammers, crow bars, and other tools, like those used in smash-and-grab thefts. four men have been arrested in that robbery. on saturday, a security guard died after being shot during an armed robbery of a news crew covering the smash-and-grab robberies in oakland. kevin nishita, a former police officer, was shot while guarding the crew earlier in the week, and later died from his wounds. >> it was just a tremendous human being and it's such a loss for our law enforcement community, as well as our -- our community at large. >> reporter: the oakland police department using tactical teams to deechk late threats as other police departments across the country ramp up efforts to combat thefts that are becoming more frequent and more deadly. >> we have arrested some of these folks and recovered millions of dollars worth of property. some of this is motivated by greed, motivated by people that are just brazen and don't want to abide by the laws that we have. so, we are going to attack

and armed robbed carjacking and robbery in east oakland. officers later spotted the car and suspect in a business district in this neighborhood. >> as officers attempted to contact the suspect, the suspect fired several shots at the officers. the suspect retreated to the carjack vehicle and fled. officers pursued from a distance as a police helicopter followed overhead. the suspect drove to oceanview drive. the suspect began using the carjack vehicle to ram marked patrol vehicles and uniform officers. officers discharged their duty firearms and the suspect was transported to a local hospital. they are being treated for their injuries. >> shots fired. >> reporter: no spice tract identification at this time. officers recovered a loaded gun. >> reporter: the carjacking victim is okay. the police chief will hold a press conference on monday to talk more about this police shooting. in oakland, kpix , 5 news. >>> on saturday oakland police responded to the city's 130 homicide. it happened in the fruitville neighborhood. they are investigating and

investigators said he robbed a pharmacy. we'll tell you what they think he was after. >>> and we take you inside a large-scale vaccination site for kids. we'll show you how one county is planning to vaccinate a thousand 5-11-year-olds. good morning, i'm devon feely. thank you for joining us. let's check in with darren peck. >> a cloudy day today and there mean say few light showers into the later hours of the morning. that is coming up in the future cast. it would not be a lot and clouds, bay areawide, temperatures range from a cool 49 in livermore. 46 in santa rosa to a warm 57 in san francisco. there is some patchy fog. the cooler temperatures, assistant rosa in the upper 40s -- the temperatures in santa rosa in the upper 40s. be ready for that. the takeaway on this forecast for today, cloudy, mid-60s for daytime highs. light rain the next few hours. we'll look at that in just a bit. for now, back to you, devin. >> thank you, jim. >>> one of the largestmas evident locked down yesterday. the police were searching for what t

. >>> the police surrounded the sun valley mall after nine guys in masks, armed with hammers, robbed iceberg diamonds. they smashed every display case and emptied the place out. this is new video just into the news room. within the past hour or so it happened at 7:00 tonight. the police got calls about a shooting but that was apparently just the sound of the glass breaking. right now the suspects are still on the loose. our morning team will have all of the very latest on the investigation tomorrow starting at 4:30. >>> our other top story, the supply chain crisis hits monday night football. the 49ers put on a show for the fans tonight, vendors at levi stadium faced problems keeping up with demand. >> live team coverage. first, we have a closer look at the stadium supply issues, maria? >> reporter: well, tonight's 9ers wins say big deal but there is also something going on off of the field that football fans may have no idea about. >> reporter: tonight's niner's victory against the rams sent a wave of cheers throughout levi stadium. but football fans may not know that many vendors th

. >> reporter: attorney general, rob bonta says amazon will take specific steps including telling workers the exact number of new covid cases within one day. notifying local health agencies of new cases with the 48 hours and submitted to monitoring by his office. this agreement still needs court approval. in the meantime we are waiting for a response from amazon. we brought you the attorney general's announcement live on cbsn bay area. you can stay up-to-date 24/7, streaming on kpix .com or on the kpix five news app. covid cases in california are starting to climb once again after falling in's late summer. kpix five morning anchor, len kiese spoke with the state secretary about the trend. >> reporter: how do you think the winter search will get and how do you think we are preparing. >> hard to say how bad it will get. but i can tell you that we have tools to make sure it doesn't get that bad. things like making sure we get as many california's vaccinated , taking commonsense measures as we gather for the holidays. remember, unlike halloween which is about kids and their parents and guardi

. >> reporter: rob hill wants his three-year-old son to have every opportunity to give and understand why it is so important. >> a lot more people worse off than we are and this time of year you don't want people going without and on the streets. >> reporter: they drop their donation into a salvation army kettle in the shadow of the world's largest red kettle, the salvation army hopes donations will be just as large this giving season. during the pandemic, they have doubled the number of meals to people in need. >> the need is still there because people are recovering from the pandemic and we are here for them and try to help them. >> reporter: experts are concerned this year may be more challenging for nonprofits as supply-chain problems and rising inflation have led to higher prices for basic necessities and making charitable giving more difficult. >> economic matters matter and the need and opportunity to give. >> reporter: indiana university philanthropy professor says not everyone is hurting. >> it has been an uneven economic crisis with some households disproportionately impacte

nine suspects in masks, armed with hammers robbing iceberg diamonds. they smashed every case and emptied the place out. it happened at seven. originally police got a call to a shooting but those just the sound of all the glass breaking right now. police have not released any description of the suspects. we will keep you posted on that crime. back to you. >>> the san francisco 49ers just won their first home game but off the field another battle is brewing. maria with a closer look at the stadium supply issues. nonsthe rams. atis. sent a wave of cheers throughout the stadium. football fans may not know that many vendors are hoping for a hail mary when it comes to feeding them and getting items in their hands. a supply chain issue that's been building since the start of the pandemic is to blame. goods are system on giant container ships waiting for space to unload at california ports. demand has also been high for food as more people stayed home and cooked for the last two years. even getting something as basic as cups was a challenge. >> was your wife a

the three shops that were robbed on halloween night are sharing their surveillance video. >> a camera captures the suspect at 5:00 a.m. on halloween attempting to smash the window with a rock and then walking down to try to shatter the window at another business. is he not successful but that doesn't stop him. he gets in his car and drives to the end of the block, running across the street to the arsenal and using the same rock he breaks the glass door. this time he is successful and in less than a minute he is seen taking off with the art studio's cash box. >> my mind just like went off and thought everything was taken. >> the owner said when she walked into her store she found the rock used by the suspect and the counter the cash box was bolted down to on the ground. >> the person that took it pretty much took the cash box attached to like a big piece of plywood. now i'm like, okay. after we get this fixed what else do we have to do toma i can sure that doesn't happen? >> business owners and the business association are working together to try to identity the suspect as they pick up

. >> people can still rob without any consequence. it's sad. they are going to keep doing it unfortunately. >> the chp organized retail crime task force will be involved. if you haven't heard of them they have been around since 2019 and have made 2040 arrests and recovered nearly $19 million in stolen goods. at the stanford shopping center. kpix5. >>> santa clara county da followed through on his word to hold retail theft suspects responsible. he announced the bail for two suspects caught last week is set at two million dollars. >>> coupling up. >> a mackor major milestone. the flight one bay area man has been waiting 20 years for finally took off. >>> and how one bay area teen said his tesla caused him to fail his driver's test. stay with us. i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way. with financial help for millions of us a

>> i say get it as soon as possible. >> reporter: marilyn and rob were ahead of the surge listening to the recommendation to get the flu vaccine by the end of last month. >> with the pandemic and such, everybody wearing masks, flu, cold kind of disappeared but that doesn't mean it is not out there. >> reporter: another reason doctors are urging people to get the flu vaccine is to lessen impacted on hospital beds and icus as we continue to deal with covid-19. >> the doctor says the flu season may also be more severe because people are getting tired of health mandates including wearing masks. >>> coming up, it was like in an instant, oh my gosh. the next thing that happened is that i am being torn apart. >> a bay area woman who felt the wrath of an angry bear sits down to discuss that terrifying experience. >>> one of our members lost over $7.5 million in one month. >> california growers are taking a massive financial hit. what they say is >>> imagine you are home, hear a noise and check it out. then all of a sudden it is a bear. an east bay woman tells katie nielsen she's grateful to be

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