. >> oakland's top cop is wave of weekend violence. he call it unprecedented. here is a marshall list of what weren't on. officers took gunfire as they tried to stop a series of robberies targeting marijuana dispensaries and other businesses. police say a carjacking led to a police shootout in the city's rockridge neighborhood, leaving one man dead, and hundreds gathered at side shows with people firing shots into the air. >> i'm ask councilmembers to step up and start having a conversation about the loss of life in this city, beyond the politics of whether you support police or not, this city has had to deal with overwhelm mink violence over the weekend, and it's unacceptable. >> the police chief said to make sure the city is safe, especially this holiday week, he'll deploy tactical teams throughout the city. >>> all eyes on theranos's founder elizabeth holmes who took the stand for the second day in san jose. she talked aboutty successes her blood testing start-up had in 2009, including clinical trials with cancer patients, and also made a point to make eye c

. >>> in oakland, a restless night as crime after crime breaks out across the city and a look at what officers were up against. >>> a live look at sfo right now as tens of thousands of people head home for thanksgiving, but a big warning tonight about what those people could bring back to the bay area. >>> we start with a warning from walnut creek police tonight about another possible round of mass robberies across the bay area. this after dozens stormed a nordstrom taking anything and everything they could. thank you for joining us. let's go to shawn live with the reaction from across the community with what it looks like at the store this evening. >> reporter: as police prepare for this to potentially happen again tonight, they say they get reports about this and that is why they want residence and businesses to be prepared. you can see the police presence is here right now and this is what we have seen all day by the mall. police officers are located right by the store and part of a response that we know the entire bay area now has to consider and another aspect is creating barrica

it began in san leandro, along interstate 580 in oakland. max darrow has the latest on how it all unfolded. >> reporter: this is the intersection where it unfolded, 98th avenue. if you zoom in here, you can see some of the glass is still left in the road. if you pan over here, you can see this fence is all bent up. this is where the car finally came a stop. a sheriff's deputy told us this was like something out of a movie. tonight a man is in custody after he took police on a wild chase along interstate 580 from unincorporated san leandro to oakland. >> we kept hearing the sheriffs whistling buy, like they were chasing somebody or trying to get to the scene. >> reporter: deputies were out on patrol near 170th avenue and spot add stolen pickup truck. they tried to pull over the driver, but the guy tech off the wrong way on 580. he then abandons the truck on the freeway. >> we have a male who jumped over the guardrail. >> reporter: he upped in a black hatchback. deputies confronted him. there was a struggle for the keys, but he was able to dri

. >>> breaking news, major backup on 880 in oakland as police investigate a shooting between two cars, we're live with the latest from the chp . >>> deadly chaos at a music festival, why police think someone may have been drugging concertgoers and emergency responders. as for a vaccination clinic like you have never seen, how it wants to get more covid shots into the arms of children . >>> traffic inching along 880 in oakland as the chp investigates a reported shooting . we go live to oakland with more on the investigation. >> reporter: we are standing on a bridge about interstate 880, northbound traffic , the northbound side of the traffic has just opened up in the last five minutes. for the past 2 1/2 hours, since around 2:30, northbound traffic was completely shut down. the police shut down northbound traffic to look for evidence, things like shell casings or bullets. as i mentioned and as you can see, northbound traffic just opened up in the last five minutes. citizens app reporting a child was shot in any change of gunfire between two cars, no confirmation from the police and no

oakland chinatown officials announcing the reward today. they say the money is coming from the crimes against asians reward fund. it's organized by the police and the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >> what we need are more resources to hold these people accountable. clearly what we have right now is not working, but instead is creating rater crimes. >> the coalition says it has raised much more than the $10,000 for the reward. some of the money will go towards a billboard on 880 advertising that reward. >>> a driver is under arrest this evening accused of striking and killing an educator near a san francisco school. kpix 5's andria borba shows us how his death is raising safety concerns near campus. >> reporter: there are signs here on the corner of union and franklin tonight that read, a driver killed our neighbor here. friends of paraeducator andrew zieman are gathered at the corner where he passed away on wednesday. we are giving them space to grieve right now. meanwhile, parents of sherman elementary school students say somethin

the same goes for oakland. pre-thanksgiving travel this ear is 2.5 times that of last year, and 81% of 2019. in sfo, thanksgiving travel cratered in 2020, and is expected to recover this year to 65% of pre-pandemic levels. that is fueled in large part by passengers who have gotten the vaccine and boosters, wore masks for hours on the plane, and are ready to get back to some sense of normalcy. was not traveling for thanksgiving an option for you guys? >> no, never. [ laughter ] >> just staying at the dorms alone is not really fun. >> reporter: what was it like see her? >> oh, so -- oh, and she cried in my arms. i don't know if she just told you that. >> reporter: worth it? >> 100 percent, always. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and so last weekend, they had their biggest one yet, since the start of the pandemic. would not be surprised if they beat it this weekend. we're live here at the airport, kpix 5, back to you. >> looks like we're getting back to normal in the bay area, at least, looking at those long are lines.

of what is behind the increasing violence in oakland right now that is continuing to claim lives. >> the unacceptable and tragic loss of life, especially of innocent children. good samaritans. and people who have dedicated their professional careers to keeping others safe, as well as supporting a free press. >> reporter: oakland's wave of high-profile and deadly violence continued over the weekend. the city's 127th homicide came sunday while a man was trying to interrupt a car burglary. today the mayor decried the ongoing violence, calling for chains on multiple fronts. >> i do want call into attention the change in bail policy. >> reporter: bail was one complaint, and on that she was joined by two city councilmember who say criminals are not being held accountable. >> when you talk about repeat offenses, these are things that we have to really make sense of in a way that helps to provide the care property and the stick, if you would, that allows us to move towards a safer community. >> those committing crime realize there is no accountability at our level on the streets, nor at the

. >>> a live look at the oakland airport this even. there is concern about a potential shortage of tsa screeners as we head into the busy holiday travel season. andria borba is live at the apartment with some troubling numbers. >> reporter: coming up with thanksgiving, the problem could be getting through airport security on time. while tsa security checkpoints aren't long at oakland international today, that could change in 12 days when the linese vaccine mandate screeners, and for those looking at their calendar, that is the monday before thanksgiving. >> we are anticipating that it will be amplified further around the thanksgiving purpled for several reasons, which one of them is the vaccine mandate. >> reporter: congress was told that only 60% of tsa screeners were vaccinated. leaders are hoping those numbers tick up. this comes as nearly 95% of domestic flights have returned to the skies. one travel group's president said give yourself more time than usual at the airport for thanksgiving if you don't want to miss your plane. >> so

the travel hubs connecting out of sfo, san jose, oakland, the weather is looking pretty good. breezy, typical for the windy city in chicago. houston will see an increasing cloud cover. there is a chance of showers for chicago, dallas, houston those travel hubs late in the day tomorrow. by then the bulk of travel will already have occurred. around the bay area, it's looking really good. temperatures are going to warm up into the 60s. a bit warmer further inland. we will take a look at the forecast and detail for the bay area tomorrow in a few minutes. >>> the theranos founder elizabeth holmes on the stand for a 3rd day in san jose to defend herself against fraud and conspiracy charges. she answered questions about why she misled walgreens after putting the pfizer logo on theranos documents. it later resulted in her ceiling a deal with a major retail drugstore. kpix 5's len ramirez will have more on holmes's testimony tonight at 6:00. >>> now to savannah, georgia, where we are following another highly charged trial, the case involving the death of ahmaud arbery, the unarmed man

tonight oakland police are still searching for the shooter suspected getaway car and it is an early 2000 model white acura tl with the sunroof and without a front license plate. a fund has been set up to benefit his family and we will post all of the details on our website if you would like to contribute. >>> people have been shopping online for years but the trend got a booth during the pandemic and with all of the talk of black friday and small business saturday the real starlet of the holiday season may be cyber monday. we have some safety tips for doing your online shopping. >> reporter: e-commerce and shopping online has become a standard thing in the pandemic changed a lot of the dynamic of how we look at shopping. >> reporter: it is estimated that customers in the u.s. spend $11 billion on cyber monday alone but they also have a warning, buyers beware of questionable companies and fraudulent websites. >> this is still a world where especially during the pandemic we have seen the amount of fraud ticking up and we have seen the amount of even attempts to still identity and all sorts

oakland pd confirms it is investigating a possible stolen boat in the oakland estuary. officers were dispatched this morning at around 10:00 a.m.. they say this is still an active and open investigation point >>> the dues for dungeness crab fishermen. recreational fishing opens in limited capacity tomorrow. the commercial crab season remains on hold with the concern that whales could get tangled in the traps. >>> this parade of storm systems, we have seen the swells intermittently over the past few weeks. there is another storm system heading our way by early next week. over the weekend, things look pretty tranquil. partly cloudy skies tonight. dense fog possible by saturday morning. more clouds and sunshine on saturday. there is a chance for showers north of the golden gate. the second half of the weekend looks really nice. dry and cool weather on sunday. then the rain returns to the forecast by late monday, and especially monday night. as we head through tonight, there is the possibility of a sprinkle in the north bay. the chance of actual showers will try to move in

. >>> the other big story this evening, gunfire erupting route the city of oakland. >> three shootings hours apart, and appellees are asking the public for help. juliette goodrich is outside of the fox theater, one of the shootings took place. >> reporter: it has been a very violent 24 hours. the fox theater is having a concert tonight, but last night, the concert was canceled after a concert going standing outside was shot in the arm by a stray bullet, adding to a string of shootings in the city the last 24 hours. >> i was terrified, because i had to run for my life. >> reporter: he says he heard the shots and ran for cover. he was standing across from the fox theater point >> it was several shots point >> reporter: a concertgoer was shot in front of the fox theater box office around 230 in the afternoon him a broad daylight. >> i was running for my life, i was terrified. i couldn't believe it either. i said, my god am a shooting in broad daylight here. >> reporter: the lead singer of the band all-time low posted a message on instagram to fans after the concert was canceled point >> h

happened saturday night in west oakland near the prescott school. so far no word on what led up to that shooting, or taken arrests have been made. >>> in san francisco, police announced several arrests in a series of armed home invasion robberies. they happened in august and september in the inningleside district. officers obtained search warrants and worked wet other agencies and have arrested five suspects in the last two weeks. they have all been booked into various jail. >>> the supreme court heard arguments in major gun control case. the first in more than a decade. it centers around a new york law which requires those applying for a concealed carry license to show a special need in order to be approved. >> why isn't it good enough to say i live in a violent area, and i want to be able to defend myself? >> how is that consistent with to the core right several defense, which is protected by the second amendment? >> the justices also questioned new york's practice of give morgue licenses in rural areas compared to city centers like manhattan. >>

talk about rain headed for the bay area and we look live from the san mateo bridge to the oakland coastline. there are partly cloudy skies around the bay area. there was enough drizzle to fill the rain bucket in parts of the bay area to the tune of almost 1/10 of an inch in santa rosa. there is more rain on the way as well but the big question is whether or not it will be a dark and stormy halloween night. >> or if we are in for a treat. here is the guy with the answer and we will go to darren peck and we all want to know that as we enter into the evening hours. >>> it will be more like mood lighting clouds and don't worry about rain. there is a chance we could get a sprinkle throughout the evening tonight and that is it. it is not a big deal but look at the scene from the top of the sales force tower. there is more blue sky out there than anything else, but if you look at high definition doppler and see what is on the coast, light showers trying to get here and watch the high resolution forecast model over the next few hours and as we get into the later hours of tonight some of these hold

oakland police have not made any arrests that they are still investigating. storm developing right now out of texas investigators in houston are trying to figure out how a travis scott concert turned into a deadly stampede. a plan for the astral world music festival included protocols for things like active shooter or severe weather. but made no mention of what to do in the event of a crowd surge. investigators are combing the site of a deadly concert crushed at the astral world music festival. rapper travis scott was performing friday night when chaos erupted. killing eight people and wounding many more. including a 9-year-old boy described as having. ground staff did not do enough to stop the mayhem. >> the show must go on but the show must go on does not mean people have to die at your show. it was houston attorney represents more than 30 victims. he says scott and the event holders should have foreseen this tragedy after a similar crowd rush in 2019. video from friday shows scott paused briefly to get help. but then carried on and according to ramos made

. >>> a live look at oakland where police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a small child and 880 happening as the 22 you-month-old family was traveling home yesterday afternoon. we are live and alameda county with more on this shooting. >> reporter: some drivers coming in and out of oakland traveling on 880 today have not heard the news about a toddler dying before his second birthday. >> it is an absolute tragedy. my heart goes out to the family. >> reporter: oakland resident say the death of this young boy should give the entire community pause about what is happening under streets. >> reporter: how often are you out here? >> every day. so that can happen to anybody and that makes no sense. >> reporter: the boy was in the car with his mother and other family members saturday afternoon and a gun battle involving two other cars and 880 sent a stray bullet into the family sedan hitting the boy in the head. >> it is the worst i have seen and i have lived here all of my life and i will be 76 next month. >> reporter: community leaders said that gun violence here is on the lev

oakland police are asking the public's help in locating the suspect who shot him. the department releasing this photo of the alleged get away car. an early 2000s model white acura with the sunroof and no front plate license. now that that new and potentially more deadly variant of the coronavirus which as you just heard some doctors think could all ready be here in the u.s. senior hyl officials and the covid response team monitoring the latest updates on the variants and are in regular touch with health officials around the world. cbs news correspondent michael george has more dr. anthony fauci says the new covid-19 variant identified in south africa may all ready be in the u.s. >> i would not be surprised if it is. we have not detected it yet. but when you have a virus that is showing this degree of transmissibility and you're all ready having travel related cases that they've noted in israel and belgium and in other places. >> health officials want to determine if the variant makes people more ill than the predominant delta strain and whether vaccines will remain

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as they reached downtown oakland, a single gunshot hit jasper, who was in his car seat. a single bullet hit jasper as the family was traveling southbound. jasper's grandmother talked about her grandson and his smile. >> he's such a sunny and open and active boy. >> reporter: the mayor of fremont delivered flowers to jasper's mother. she also made it very clear this kind of violence must stop. >> such a tragedy in terms of the loss of a young, innocent life. and we need people to stand up and say this is wrong. >> help me find the killers, because i don't want such a tragedy to happen to another person again. it's such a big impact that i still have difficulty accepting it. >> reporter: and, again, the chp did have a news conference just minutes ago, and we'll update you throughout the newscast. i'll have more at 6:00 on the investigation, but i believe we may have an update from the chp. let's listen in. >> communications center, the chp success 'tis patch center in vallejo received a call of a freeway shooting that occurred on southbound 880 in oakland. the victims were

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>> reporter: yeah, are some saying this is oakland, but when some of these shootings are reaching a new level. there is a pastor who plans to hold a peace rally tomorrow. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> well, a major traffic alert this evening. you're looking live at the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic is at a crawl right now after a box truck flipped over the center divider. caltrans' cameras snapped this picture. here is a close locker at the backup. you can see the crash is impacting both lanes now to foster city. >> california has hit amazon with a $500,000 fine as a penalty for the way the company employees about covid outbreaks. amazon must now tell warehouse employees about new covicases within 24 hours. the company must also do a better job notifying local health officials of any outbreaks. >> amazon's practices led to workers not knowing if they had been potentially exposed to two, 20, or even 200 cases of covid-19. this left many workers understandably terrified and powerless to make informed decisions to protect themselves and to protect their loved ones. >> amazon

dozens of oakland residents frustrated over what is happening at their parking garage. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >>> i'm allen martin. people living in a luxury apartment building in jack london square say the parking situation has become a nightmare. the garage they are assigned to has been plagued by break-ins, and residents say they fear for their safety. john ramos has that story. >> reporter: residents of channel has pay more than $3000 per month for their apartments for that they expect a little security, not just for themselves, but for their cars as well. the huge complex that jack london square has 400 units, but only 80 parking spaces in its underground garage, so residents pay $150 per month for a space in the garage across the railroad tracks, owned by the same company. that there is a problem with that. >> within a month, my car has been broken into three times. three broken windows and listen 4 weeks. >> reporter: in one night alone, there were 14 reported break-ins, and fed up residents say windows are being smashed on almost a nightly basis. it h

for san francisco and oakland, 0.5 two 1 inch of rain. and then the lowest amounts, as usual, in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains, 0.1 inches to 0.25 inches. we will take what we can get in the month of november. we hope to see more rain as we get through the rest of the month. outside right now, looking nice. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the low to mid 60s across the board. tonight, we will drop down pretty quickly with mostly clear skies overhead. some ugly dense fog developing early tomorrow, but it will dissipate. temperatures will drop into the mid to upper 40s in the end, with low 50s around the bay. when you start off below normal, it is hard to recover to near-normal temperatures without as much daylight. temperatures will be 2 to 4 degrees below normal tomorrow, but pleasantly cool. we should all make it up into the 60s for highs, except right along the coast, where there will be some upper 50s. mid to upper 60s around the peninsula and south end of the bay. a degree or two warmer as we had further inland, santa c

. >>> two people hospitalized after a shooting in oakland this morning their 89th avenue shortly after midnight. police say they found a man with a gunshot wound. they say there was a second victim who took herself to the hospital before they got there. both victims are expected to be okay. >>> we have new video of a huge fire aboard a petaluma yacht early this morning just before 4:00 at the petaluma turning basin . the fire crews made quick work of the flames, getting them out, two people got off the 50 foot vessel before emergency crews arrived. it is not clear what started the fire. crews are taking extra measures to make sure no contaminants leak into the petaluma river . >> as goods disappear from shelves, another item in short supply, workers. the white house is focusing on how to get more people back to work. we have a story on why so many people have been turning in their resignations. >> it will create millions of new jobs and grow the economy. >> reporter: in a meeting with cabinet members, president biden says the bipartisan infrastructure bill, yet to be signed, will help

also mid to upper 60s bayside with temperatures in oakland reaching a few degrees cooler in san francisco. upper 60s to around 70 degrees for the north bay. some even warmer temperatures as we look further north .74 degrees for cloverdale and ukiah. temperatures are running pretty steady as we head through the rest of the weekend. if you are heading to the football game, 1:25 kickoff against the vikings, upper 60s and sunny and mild. be nice to all of the people wearing purple. be polite. we've had a rough year. rain chances will stay steady as well, but we do have signs of hope a few weeks down the line. this is the 8 to 14 day outlook from the climate prediction center. a signal towards above average precipitation for northern california. while not a significant chance for the bay area, at least odds even out, and we get chances of rain as we head through the second week of december, and the second weekend of december. that is still a long way down the line. temperatures will run pretty steady, a baby quilt on monday and tuesday, but temperatures will bounce back wednesday, thursday, fr

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