oakland is not yet out of the picture. the city just got money to make improvements to jack london square which is where the a's want to put a new waterfront ballpark. the city council is expected to take a final vote on the stadium early next year. as the bay area continues to experience drought, more residents could soon be asked to cut their water use. the public utilities commission will meet tuesday to possibly declare a water shortage emergency. businesses and residents could be asked to reduce water use by 5%. the reductions will not be enforced and those who do not comply will not be punished. the emergency declaration would enact a surcharge of up to 5% on water bills that would start april 1 of next year. today, hundreds of families would get a turkey for their thanksgiving meal, thanks in part to e 40. the wrapper donated $12,000 in turkeys and gift cards to the hottest meal giveaway. this is the fourth turkey drive for the club and they will also be handing out hot meals today. the giveaway starts at 11:00 this

into violence in oakland. he says this is a result of unprecedented firepower on the streets. the chief is worried prime is only going to get worse as his ranks shrink. >> it's been a wake-up call for all of us. they are firing guns and communities can cause so much damage to families, but also community because the community is hurt, as well. reggie: some examples. there was one incident where 200 rounds of gunfire were shot. on sunday night, mother and her 11-year-old daughter were shot in their home. 11 days ago, a boy not even two years old was killed by a stray bullet while writing a family car on interstate 80 in oakland. -- riding in a family car interstate 880 in oakland. >> i think it is aboutnk it is t ability to regain the trust of our community, so that they don't believe that less police makes them safer. reggie: currently, only about one third of oakland homicide cases result in an arrest and charges. the chief says that low clearance rate is likely tied to the same number of investigators lookin

how about 71 in oakland? and fremont will be in theow erlog 70' hrnoon out we are doing fine now, but we are way behind due to the drought. his seven-day panel not showing any. slightly cooler tomorrow with high clouds, and this is when we get to cool down. monday, tuesday, a system misses us to the north. wednesday there is another system and it is going to bring clouds, with temperatures back into the 60's for most. could even be a beach day out there, liz. liz: going to the beach in november, we will take it. thanks. northern california has only one music conservatory, and it is located here in san francisco. new venue has been and to that which will offer a lot of free concerts for the public. a renowned musician was here to celebrate the completion of the building. leanne menendez tells us who it is. ♪ reporter: it is as if each note floated majestically through the air. pianist garrick olson's performance demonstrated the quality of one of two halls in the conservatory's new center. one ♪ besides th

jobina: oakland, following a crash on northbound 880 right now. you can see the speed is down to 13 miles per hour with one lane blocked. it's not clear if there are injuries involved but from there you can see at the coliseum camera the northbound traffic is moving smoothly. it's really just in that section there. this is a live look at the toll plaza. the metering lights artificially on, not too bad there but in czar really slowing down for the supercomputers. 22 minute ride from antioch to concord. reggie: you are about to witness the start of a violent pursuit at the bay bridge toll plaza yesterday. watch this, the toll -- tow truck driver rams into a chp cruiser. officers were first called here to check on the tow truck that was stopped and refusing to move . chp says that chase went through oakland before the driver crashed his truck on san pablo avenue and was promptly arrested. the chp officer and suspect were treated for minor injuries. kumasi: a new rosa safari west. reggie: a jeopardy contestant who is doing more than just racking up wi

reggie: oakland police suspects escaped in a black suv. kumasi: this morning, police are hoping someone has information about the person who killed a tv news guard last week. please take a look at this photo. this is a white acura tl with no front license plate. please believe this vehicle was used in the attempted theft of a forced camera equipment. a retired police officer was guarding the crew and was shot during that attempted theft. he died saturday at highland hospital. a trust fund has been set up for his family, as well as an online fundraiser to cover medical and memorial expenses. you can find a link on our website, abc7news.com. today, the oakland police chief is expected to address violence in his city. we have already learned more police will soon hit the streets as a part of the city's response to while in crime. >> there is nothing progressive about unbridled gun violence. this is what oakland or's want, a comprehensive and effective approach to safety. that includes adequate police staffing. kumasi: the mayor said in a poli

reporter: unemployed from the pandemic she lives off 14th street in west oakland. a low income neighborhood defined as a food desert. a large percentage of the population does not have easy access to the grocery stores. >>>> it is overwhelming. reporter: it is one of 600 in the area that are considered food deserts. that means in these areas one third of the population are living more than half a mile away from the nearest supermarket or large grocery store. with no car or bus pass she walks. >> i walk about two or three miles. reporter: on a good day it is a mile to st. vincent depaul but on sundays and mondays st. vincent depaul is closed and the closest grocery store in this particular food desert is more than a mile away. for sarah jordan -- >> eight or nine blocks. i go up to safeway. reporter: the distance is not the problem but the price. >> california's price on food, food stamps are $350 a month. reporter: that used to last a month. now it lasts two weeks. >> when food prices go up a lot it hits the lower income households particularly hard. reporter: jame

a transgender oakland woman is making history in "jeopardy!" amy schneider has won eight games in a row. that has earned her a spot in the tournament of champions. she is the first trans person to qualify, winning four consecutive games or more. the tournament is set for next fall, but before that, schneider will be back on "jeopardy!" on monday to try to continue her winning streak. so far, she has won $295,000. she says she would like to use take a little bit of time of her job as an engineering manager and use that money to travel to ireland. you can watch "jeopardy" weeknights at 7:00 on abc 7. still to come, it website started as a joke, but now one north bay man is using it to help police attract people looking to hire a hitman. plus, food bank crisis. a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. good for you nutrients in a tastier for you form. more sweet dreams, more flavorful immune support. new nature's bounty jelly beans. live bountifully. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward,

oakland, 880, coliseum c southbound. traveling south on 880, you run into a big slowdown between san lorenzo and hayward. there is no reason for that exactly, just the morning commute traffic. drive times really beginning to pick up antioch to concord, 27 minutes on highway 4. drew: we are t we are t moisture from yesterday creating pockets of fog. northbay, petaluma, santa rosa, fairfield, mild visibility, along the coast, fog and drizzle down to 4 miles visibility. we will see cloud cover lift that, by 10:00 a.m., cloud cover breaking down and fog moving out. into the afternoon, a sunny day with temperatures warmer today compared to yesterday. highs around the regent, brighter and warmer afternoon. 66, oakland. 68, san jose. highs around the bay area sponsored by disney+. >> let's go. we have a lot to talk about. ♪ >> yes, i like what you are saying. ♪ >> we are going to do this together. >> awesome! ♪ >> what happened to your shirt? ♪ >> i have been looking for this for a long long time. ♪ mrs. claus the sho

developing news in oakland. a toddler was shot and killed by what investigators believe was a stray bullet. the california highway patrol says this happened yesterday during a shootout on interstate 880 near seventh street not far from the oakland police department. the boy killed was just 23 months old. abc 7 news reporter spoke to the devastated family who says this happened during their drive home. the boy's mother was behind the wheel. >> a mother is mourning the loss of her 23 month old son. around 2 deln 10 p.m. saturday a 911 cler report ter interstate 880 in the city of oakland. >> it looks like the car is two vehicles shooting. >> one of the bullets entered this white lexus. inside a family with three children including a 23 month old boy in his car seat. his family identified him as jasper a boy who was smart and full of life. and his mother's only child. >> this is audio recording of chp officers arriving on scene. according to his family he was sleeping in his car seat when he was struck in the head

oakland, about the same, near 70 degrees. you head inland, we've got temperatures very mild once again, and a little warmer than they should be with san ramon in the upper 60's. 70 in livermore. lots of sunshine, mild conditions today. hanukkah lighting tonight with the sun setting at about 4:50. temperatures in the upper 50's in the city. looking at cooler conditions at the coast tomorrow. little change elsewhere. we're still above average throughout the middle of the week, and then looks like some neighborhoods getting back into the 70's by the end of the week, but next weekend we're dry. we're cooler. no rain in sight yet. stephanie: just need the rainfall potential to move down to our area. lisa: you got it. stephanie: lisa, thank you. now to the christmas tree crunch. that could make it hard to find the perfect tree for your family this year. ginger z has more on what you can do to make sure you do not miss out. >> many people are getting in the spirit. >> maybe it needs a little love. >> there it is. >> maybe a little m

san francisco, oakland, 52. looking at the golden gate bridge where there is just a little bit of fog. upper 40's santa rosa. numbers with all of the cloud cover fairly uniform, it was colder yesterday morning. the system providing snow and a winter weather advisory above 6500 feet for the west slopes. three to six inches of snow expected with winds up to 75 miles an hour. the winds are already gusting over 30 miles an hour. certainly travel impacts from i-80, highway 50, and the passes. we are looking at falling back tonight. the sun setting at 6:05 tonight and 5:04 for your sunday. they look at our camera where we have the clouds that will linger throughout most of the day. by the afternoon, some sun in the east bay and south bay. sunny tomorrow and a stronger system monday into tuesday. here is today where we are looking at sprinkle activity, a light shower by the midday hour and by noontime, this front continues to the south and east. it falls apart and we will send out the cloud cover. the winds pick up mom

reggie: a violent night in oakland. a girl and woman injured when someone shot into a home no arrests have been made. kumasi: former democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke is running to become the next governor of texas. he is hoping to unseat republican governor greg abbott. reggie: president biden is set to sign his $2 trillion infrastructure bill into law today. abc news will area special report for the signing around noon. dense -- mike: dense fog is an issue for morning commute. you can see that fog is moving into more neighborhoods than just solano county. >> the fog is impacting your commute as well. chp issued a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge and for the carquinez bridge as well. here is a live look in san rafael showing off 101. kumasi: baby yoda, ronald mcdonald and pikachu are all joining the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the parade is back in person this year after having to go virtual last year because of the pandemic. reggie: did you see that little girl. she must be from a series i don

the oakland zoo getting that up for the holidays. kumasi: a wildly illuminated lantern festival kicks off this evening. visitors can take a mile long stroll to see larger-than-life blowing animals. we have some video. it looks pretty cool. there is an african safari with elephants and giraffes. a rainforest with giant pandas and a gondola ride to the land of bubs that features a 65 foot queen ant tunnel. we were just talking about this yesterday. i'm excited about it. reggie: i want to see that kumasi: it goes until the end of january so we have time. with we can finally here we know a lot of you are ready to have some fun. reggie: we are managing the pandemic as fairly well so let's get some ideas from jobina. jobina: we love seeing new restaurants and this weekend sole slice in oakland is hosting its grand opening saturday. the food is not exactly pizza. think of it is more like an open faced biscuit with good contemporary soul food on top. >> oprah, black-eyed peas, people in california cannot get down with -- [laughter] jobina: a

. >>> a mother and daughter are recovering this evening after being shot inside an oakland home. it's the latest wave of violence in that city. >> juliette goodrich live with the how community leaders are mobilizing, juliette? >> reporter: that's right, allen, they're looking for solutions because they say it has reached another level that no one wants to see. a mother and daughter shot in their own home, and a two-year- old, just shy of his second birthday, killed on the freeway on a family road trip. pastors in this area they say want something done now. police say bullets started flying through a front home window around 10:20 last night. a 40-year-old mother and her 11- year-old daughter were struck. shotspotter indicates more than 20 shots fired. police telling us no suspects and no motive yet. >> want to show our passion and our voice and our concern about these shootings, this violence that's happening, has got to stop now. >> reporter: this is one of the late it's shooting necessary oakland. >> when babies start getting killed, it's time to hit the streets if my book, and

>> let's take a look at 880 in oakland where the shooting happened. now community leaders are calling for freeway cameras across the county. >> da lin is live in oakland, and says the demands don't stop there . >> reporter: that's right. for now, the chp are saying they have no suspect information or arrests in the jasper wu killing. the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is hoping to change that. today they announced $10,000 in reward money for information leading to an arrest and conviction. aside from trying to solve that crime, the chamber is also demanding the city of oakland hire more police officers. since jasper wu was killed in crossfire on interstate 880 last saturday, oakland police have responded to multiple shootings at injured more innocent people point >> last night we responded to a shooting were over 198 rounds were fired. >> reporter: not only are they asking for community involvement, their pleading with voters in the city council . they need more money to hire more cops. by now they have 681 officers, down from a high of 830 off

kumasi: a security guard is in the hospital after being shot in oakland. he was working with a news crew when he was shot when police -- shot in what police say was an attempted robbery. a reward is being offered to help find the shooter. the guard underwent surgery and is now stable. vocal media outlets routinely use security guards just -- to accompany camera operators and photographers. police are investigating a smash and grab burglary at an apple store. we have blurred the faces because some of them are believed to be teenagers. the burglary happened just after 11:30 yesterday morning, at santa rosa plaza. police say the four people grabbed over $20,000 worth of merchandise before taking off in a car. giving local businesses a badly needed boost. the preparation for small business saturday. the great highway close for the long holiday weekend. the new program that's launching for the whole family to enjoy. mike: and we are taking a look at a little bit of fog out there right now, some of it developing in santa rosa. broner -- rohnert park is at 32, an

. >>> oakland police are investing in a freeway crash that killed a 19-year-old. the crash happened along westbound 580 east of 14th street before 7:00 this morning. police say the driver of a sedan crashed into an suv and spun out. hours earlier, in oakland, shooting said two people to the hospital and police say the shooting broke out along 89th avenue after midnight. officers found a man with a gunshot wound at the scene and a second victim took yourself to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. >>> a big sigh of relief as a tentative labor deal has averted a massive kaiser hospital strike as the union struck a preliminary agreement this morning and avoiding what would have been one of the largest healthcare industry strikes in the country. the four year contract comes about 50,000 healthcare employees still needs to be ratified but it does include wage increases and improved health and retirement benefits. >>> the u.s. has a record number of job openings and caltrans is among the companies hoping for a hiring spree. >> they want to hire hundreds of worker

oakland unified will start hosting classes at oakland tech next week to teach students about consent inappropriate sexual behavior. in fiction change of the processes in the works in san francisco unified school district. the financially struggling districts as it wants to scrap the current lottery base system in an effort to increase enrollment. district officials say they are working to create a zone-based process to begin in 2024. >> ensures families have a choice amongst a small group of schools, that they will be close to their home, predictable they will get one of those schools and the school will be more diverse because the families in the neighborhoods are attending neighborhood schools. kumasi: the district says it will hold in person enrollment workshops for parents and even go doorknocking to help parents fill applications. ring the pandemic, 3500 students left the district. reggie: the holiday season returns to starbucks today. these are the designs for this year's cups. the festive drinks include the new sugar cookie almond milk latte and old favorites like the peppermi

the train was heading to oakland from bakersfield. jury deliberations will begin today in the trial of three white men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. we are hearing from his father about the trial. jobina: the judges moving deliberations to an interior room at the courthouse because of concerns about jurors hearing protesters outside. a defense attorney called for a mistrial because of the demonstrations. the judge denied the motion. travis mcmichael, his father gregory and william bryan are accused of chasing down and murdering aubrey last year. their lawyers say they had reasonable suspicion to believe he had stolen from a construction site before the encounter. they argue the killing was justified under a citizens arrest law. the father of ahmaud arbery is talking to gma about how he is feeling going into the liberations. >> i feel we will get justice. the evidence is overwhelming against those three white men that killed my son. ain't no way we can't get justice. jobina: the prosecution claims aubrey was targeted because of his

pacific bay, 50 to 55. 52 in oakland. everybody else in the 40's, taking it to napa, 35 degrees, you win hands down for the chili spot. look at the low to mid 60's, noon to 6:00 with high clouds and sunshine. let's talk about what is going on with your activity plans, a good day to be outside for exercise, yardwork, even running errands. looking at the cloud cover you can see the low clouds melting away, the fog that is, high clouds into the afternoon and evening, overnight hours. no rain out of these but there is a chance for rain coming in on friday. i will talk about that next. jobina: starting here just really quickly, mentioning on camera for you all a brand-new crash northbound on 101 near brisbane. there is debris and all lanes reported there. i was looking at that information from the chp but now we have a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we also have a stall on the upper deck of the bridge. the backup is starting to get thick there. what is not as thick anymore on the san rafael camera is the fog that mike

as of today, we have 677 officers serving the city of oakland. >> reporter: oakland's ongoing wave of violence, the mayor said she will present city council with new assessment of the city's safety needs. >> that analysis will make the case that additional police staffing is needed in the wake of this violence spree. >> oh, it's a long drawn-out process. from recruitment to training, to getting them into the academy, to field training, to acting independently as an officer is probably 18 months or more. >> reporter: james is a criminology professor with san francisco state university, and also a former police officer. he says reversing the losts at opd will take time, and that's just on the personnel front. >> to go back and resurrect those programs, you have to convince the community, you have to convince the city council people. you know, there's funding issues. >> mayor schaaf said that conversation will start excuse friday. today she spoke about some of the victims in oakland's recent string of killings. >> there is nothing progress uv about unbridled gun violence. this is what oa

temperatures are in the 40's. 48 in oakland. in the north bay, it is a beautiful start to the workweek. it wil wil wil most of the day for the atmosphere to moist enough -- moisten up. that happens into tuesday morning. we could see and isolated thunderstorms. over an inch of rain, maybe two inches in the sonoma hills here. looking at the pen about a half inch. to the south bay, a quarter of an inch to a third of an inch. the santa cruz mountains could see an inch of rain. when the rain comes down heavy, we could see tree limbs coming down. low-level areas could see ponding on the roadways and there is a look at 11:00 tonight. even 50 mile per hour winds around the bay area. the wind begins to dial back, but still showers here in today it gets cloudy with numbers in the 60's. looking at the forecast, a level two system tonight ending tomorrow and then mild and sunny conditions the rest of the week. jobina: a young girl's true when her mural was unveiled. yesterday, she got her wish of creating a public mural using her own artwor

be caravans of vehicles, targeting cannabis retail operations, and pharmacies throughout the city of oakland. . >> reporter: this is not the first time, but it's a crime that can create serious hardship for those already struggling. massey was coming straight from a doctor's appointment today. >> this is the third time i know that en little guy that really needs it, you know. >> that this city has to deal with overwhelming violence in this community over the weekend, and it's unacceptable for our residents, it's unacceptable for our visitors. nobody should have to live through this. >> reporter: all right. so pharmacies, one target over the course of the weekend, but police were very clear when they spoke this afternoon, that it was the attacks, to use the word, i'm not sure what you call it, put the raids on the cannabis dispensaries that resulted in most of the gunfire being exchanged. so any number of different kinds of things unfolding over the weekend. pharmacies just one part of it. >> just within the last four days, large groups of thieves have targeted at least five different bay are

. >> we are joint live in oakland where a memorial for jasper continues to grow. >> reporter: there is a memorial here on the corner of sixth and market. you can see candles are lit and people have placed teddy players teddy bears. we spoke to a man who said these are happening all too often. jasper had a lot of life ahead of him. he was about to turn two years old. but, his life was cut short after he was hit by a stray bullet during if you shoot out on interstate 880 in oakland over the weekend. >> my heart goes out to the family. >> reporter: according to the chp, this with a 76 shooting in alameda county alone, over the past year. the majority of them occurring on interstate 580 and 880. reverend ramon price senior lost his 27-year-old son two weeks ago. the victim of another alameda county freeway shooting. this one on westbound by that in oakland. >> you are never prepared to bury your child. >> reporter: his pain only grew when he learned about jasper. >> my son was killed at the age of 27. he had a chance to live life. this baby was 20 months old. he never had the opportunity o

it is 51 in oakland. we are looking at 466666666 the interior valleys. yesterday, livermore turned out to be 74. depending on how long the fog sits, your afternoon highs will be impacted. today, we added in some high clouds. you can see that quarter-mile visibility from livermore. even around the san carlos airport, they are getting into some patchy fog. as we see those lighter winds, that is what is helping that fog drift our way. the golden gate bridge is not too bad it. we are looking at partly cloudy skies and mild conditions. temperatures are feeling more like they should for november. in the afternoon, you will notice we do thin out that cloud cover for some sun. we have thicker clouds for monday. we will have a few degrees cooler. we get cooler air and that is going to set the stage for a cooler week. another system on thursday, flirting with the bay area. we will see how that plays out. it's nice to have these rain chances. it looks like the wind will shift offshore. it was 75 in redwood city yesterday. we had a few more high clouds. pacifica is

he's an oakland-based artist and owner of dope era clothing. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: breaking news: the death toll that christmas parade tragedy rises. the sad news tonight that a child becomes the sixth person killed as the man accused of plowing through the crowd appears in court. darrell brooks facing murder charges tonight. why an officer says the suspect wanted to hit as many people as possible. and the incredible doorbell video showing what happened right after the deadly rampage. >> do you know this guy? >> absolutely not. >> o'donnell: plus, the pope's prayers for waukesha. jury deliberations under way. the latest from the ahmaud arbery murder trial where jurors are deciding the fate of the three men accused of murdering the 25-year-old jogger. skyrocketing gas prices: the steps president biden just took

this is the latest deadly freeway shooting in oakland. drivers are outraged and afraid. >> there's a lot of angst out there right now. it's been pent up since the pandemic started. it creates a lot of anger. every day you go out there, you're putting yourself at risk. >> it's dangerous out here. you don't know someone's going to drive up next to you and do whatever. you accidentally cut someone off, you are in fear of your life. reggie: a few weeks ago, a shooting claimed the life of a two-year-old. he was shot in the forehead as his other drove on interstate 80. the family was caught in gang crossfire. kumasi: a city councilmember says it's time to install security cameras on more freeways. >> will stop the shootings? no. it gives us vital information of what occurred, possible license plates. the police are excellent at what they do. we need to give them more information. kumasi: he is reaching out to other officials to gather support for a camera network that would be funded by the state. there been 76 freeway shootings along interstat

obviously he is a beloved figure in oakland. we've had some amazing battles, so to be on his team was way more fun than going against him. >> news in hockey, the doctors are prescribing rest for the sharks general manager doug wilson. he's taking a medical leave that is not believed to be covid related, but he has been dealing with the issues in september. the assistant gm will take over in the interim. san jose hosts toronto tonight at 7:30. running back elijah mitchell means questionable for sunday's game against the vikings, with a broken finger. he missed last week's when over the jaguars. i think more people may have watched football then consumed pumpkin pie yesterday. 38 million people tuned in to the raiders-cowboys overtime thriller on cbs. the 38 million viewers made it the most-watched regular season game and 31 years. college football, luke fickle, number four cincinnati at east carolina, and on the doorstep of college playoffs, looking to kick down the door, they kicked down the pond. the bearcats have barely broken

gmc >>> sending a video of an oakland apartment engulfed in flames. this morning the two alarm fire sparked an and apartment ata wall of flames shot out from a second story window sending fiery debris on the balcony. luckily, fire crews got it under control and no injuries reported. the fire is under investigation. >>> in the north bay petaluma police arrested two catalytic converters these early this morning and police say a 911 call led them to the south point boulevard. they arrested two sacramento men and recovered seven sawed- off catalytic converters and police say this kind of theft has skyrocketed during the pandemic and as da lin reports it is becoming a problem across the bay area. truck if you start your car it hopefully sounds like this but if you hear a loud rumble like a motorcycle, most likely somebody has stole your catalytic converter. and this kind of theft is exploding in the national insurance crime bureau released these numbers and the orange line represents 2019 and the green line above 2020 and in january 2019 130 for you as dri

live in downtown oakland, i am da lin . >>> let's take a look at the traffic map. lanes of interstate 880 are back open after being closed for two hours and drivers are seeing residual delays . we will watch this breaking story. >>> looking live out of san francisco, cloudy today but not bad as we do have some rain on the way. >> meteorologist darren peck joining us . rain tomorrow? >> sunny tomorrow. >> she was just testing you. >> it is monday when he gets here. a few light showers, flurries in the sierra. let's go to the wider view because the next system is all the way out here. put that into the futurecast and bring it forward, after a sunny sunday and most of monday in fact will be fine. but by the second half of monday, that says 4:00 in the afternoon, a very well organized system. that will bring bay area rain monday night into tuesday morning. probably the most impressive time frame of it is right here because that is the leading edge of a very organized line where you see the yellow and orange lined up. monday night is not the only time it will rain. we w

it began in san lee antro and ended along entire interstate 580 in oakland. sheriff's deputies were out on patrol near 170th avenue and spot add stolen pickup truck. when they tried to pull over the drive whish took off, driving the wrong way on 580. the suspect later abandoned his truck on the side of the freeway. he ran towards foothill boulevard and jumped in a black hatchback. deputies confronted hill, but the suspect drove off, dragging a deputy about 15 yards. the suspect then rammed into a deputy's patrol car and then headed to oakland where he crashed into several other cars. deputies took the injured suspect into custody. >> not exactly sure what was going on with him. is he running from other crimes? is he doing something more serious that he felt the need to go to this level of carnage? so we'll be look into that. >> the deputies injured are expected to be okay. one of them, though, has a broken arm. >> powerful testimony today in the elizabeth holmes trial. a woman testified she received a false positive result for hiv from a theranos blood test.

the same goes for oakland. pre-thanksgiving travel this year is 2.5 times that of last year, and it is now up to 81% of 2019 levels. and at sfo, thanksgiving week travel cratered in 2020 as expected. it's projected to rebound this year to 65% of pre-pandemic levels. it was not traveling for thanksgiving an option for you? >> no, unfortunately not, it wasn't, because my family decided to all meet in one location. so i didn't really have much of a choice. >> any concerns about flying? any nervousness about covid? >> no. [ laughter ] >> >> reporter: >> we all is are a lot of homework, but are very determined get on the plane and go see our family, because you can always do homework. you never know when you can't see your family. >> i took a lot of things for granted. i'm starting to appreciate things a lot more. >> she cried in my arms. >> reporter: worth it? >> absolutely worth it, 100%, always. [ laughter ] >> and here at sjc, last weekend was the biggest ever since the onset of the pandemic. this weekend should

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it may not -- oakland road. the metering lights have flipped on at 624 time -- 6:24. light traffic because of veterans day. mike: that is good. hi, veterans, and thank you. let's take a look at some temperatures. we start in the south bay. we are in the mid 40's to mid-50's from 46 in santa teresa to cupertino at 53. the bayshore up to san francisco in the low to mid 50's. upper 40's at lafayette, danville, fairfield. upper 40's with that thick fog in the north bay valleys. temperatures nine degrees cooler than this time yesterday. let's head back to the south bay. 55 was sunshine. 63 at 10:00. upper 50's under a clear sky by 8:00. i look at walnut creek. pretty clear here as he looked south on 680. fog mainly in the north bay. some of that is trying to slip into san francisco but it will be foggier than the north bay. coat to know coat this afternoon. -- no coat this afternoon. this is sponsored by disney plus day streaming tomorrow. >> we have a lot to talk about. ♪ >> yes, i like what you are saying. ♪ >> we will do this together. >> awesome. ♪ >> what happen

kumasi: the future of the oakland coliseum. the two groups bidding for rights on the space. reggie: and if you are you are e there is a high chance you are doing it wrong. kumasi: and sending members scrambling for safety. reggie: in oakland today, the city council is set to make a choice between two different groups who are trying to figure out what to do with the coliseum site. one of these groups in an nba women's expansion team to play, the other is led by star oakland player dave stewart, who wants to refurbish the site for concerts and music production. kumasi: a big question in the south bay -- wildlife or warehouses? san jose's city council is set to vote on the future of coyote valley, deciding between preserving the vast open space or making way for an industrial park. amanda del castillo your looks into the debate over the landscape. amanda: today's farmland could be the eventual site of two warehouses, spanning the land of two football -- six football fields. it will be or not to keep it as open space and agriculture, or rezone it for industrial use. andrea mcken

kevin was shot while guarding a crew from cron 4 in oakland earlier this week. max joins us in the stud wroa. and max, it's obviously a shock to everybody who worked with him. >> loved ones say he was a joyous, fun loving, hard working individual with an infectious life. he meant a lot to the bay area news community as well. when reporters and photographers went out with him on stories, they always felt like they were in great hands. >> kevin made a difference in a lot of people's lives. as a police officer, as a security guard, as a family man, and a a friend. he dedicated his life to the safety and well being of others, including the team here at kpix 5 and other bay area news crews. >> he was part of our news family. and the loss is just tremendous. >> it hurts to say was. he was the kindest man. >> he died on saturday morning. a few days after he was shot in an attempted armed robbery while working ass a security guard for a news crew covering a story in oakland. journalists from every news station across the bay area reacting on social media sharing condole

>>> what is going on in oakland? a string of shootings in just a matter of hours. the chaos that had concertgoers running for their lives. >>> he's helped thousands of struggling veterans, but isn't finished. how a bay area veteran is taking his mission to the next level. >>> let us get right to the breaking story happening tonight on the golden gate bridge. >> chopper 5 is flying over an anti-vaccine mandate protest. we are told across just happened. you can see police have closed most of the northbound lanes. cars are still able to get through from one lane of traffic. you see another car pulled over to the side. it is unclear if ats the vehicle involved in the crash we are talking about. >> at one point they had two lanes of traffic open. now it looks like they have completely shut down traffic going in the northbound direction. it was narrowed into one lane, but that is a bridge district trucks, an orange cone in one lane of traffic. if they will escort traffic across, which may be the situation here, but you can see how a crash might've happened point that is

a 22-year-old man was arrested and the facing murder charges. >>> a live look at oakland and the city dealing with a rising tide of robberies. police say they are up 15% and they have investigated nearly 2200 robberies this year alone. >>> happening tomorrow, alive look at sfo now and the u.s. is set to open its borders to vaccinated international travelers in just a matter of hours. in the u.s. is lifting a pandemic travel ban on international visitors from more than 30 countries who were shut out for 20 months. international visitors will have to show proof of vaccination and a negative covid test. delta says it has seen a 450% increase in international bookings in the six weeks since the reopening was announced. >>> another milestone. all lanes are reopen tomorrow at the usa canada land border and they welcome to fully vaccinated americans back in august, the u.s. is not doing the same until now. >>> it is the first weekend for children to get vaccinated. we caught up with the family who had just visited a vaccine site. >> i got my to vaccinations and my booster. and now that my ki

this is right near the oakland airport exit past the coliseum. moving nicely. no delays getting there. overall, you are seeing a lot of green which is lovely. we do have a little slowing for our early morning commuters. some of the drive times from the city, easy ride southbound. 880 up to the bay looking good. 10 minutes. 580 east more traffic after this. reggie: a mischievous seal meets an underwater diver. kumasi: the seal swimming around the diver before it tries to rip its cap off. a scooper that's a scuba diver has built up this -- a scuba diver has built up this report with steels -- with seals after years of diving. reggie: we see this all the time, but i won't -- but i don't want this seal eating me. no. i sayi sayi sayi sayi sayi say grammyammyammyammyammy talking about. the major nods are this. kumasi: if you are a beer and person release in the reggie: north bay coming up. reggie:-- in the north bay coming up. reggie: reggie: three mentor being charged with murder after the attempted robbery. was getting gas gas gas investigators say three men tried

been out here about four years. >> almost 5. >> reporter: we first met them on 77th avenue in east oakland living in a creative collection of tents complete with a kitchen and pantry and a functioning shower and even cable that went in and out with each passing bart train but looking back they say it was not fun. >> we had carpet under our pallets with raps. we could feel them at night. >> reporter: they learned to deal with violence and cold and a craving for a real bed. >> you walk by other people's houses and you see them in your house and you have to keep walking because you have any place to lay down. a year ago an offer came to give them one of 67 brand-new trailers at operation home base, trailer park for homeless seniors set up by the city of oakland and when we visited them there in 2020 they were thrilled with the new amenities. >> we don't have to go to the fire hydrant and get water in our water jugs. >> reporter: took a year and half of the program eventually lead to an emergency housing voucher and then a housing fair and now permanent housing and the wilson's are not the onl

tonight, oakland police are still searching for the shooters suspected getaway cars which is an early 2000 model with white acura tl with the sunroof and doesn't have a front license plate. in the meantime a fund has been set up at a local bank to benefit his family and we are posted all of the information on our website if you would like to contribute. >>> to arby's that cost fire set up a plume of black smoke that could be seen for miles and invest to get a say it started in a homeless encampment under 880 after 9:00 this morning near 20th and wood street and since there were no hydrants nearby crews had a shuttle water to the site but nobody was hurt. one thing that suffered was air- quality with more smoke in the air making if he air-quality worse as we look at the time lapse of today's traffic along the bridge. >>> we are tracking at the week ahead. >>> that is not necessarily wildfire smoke. this is just classic winter conversion and it looks a lot worse than it is, but it has brought us to moderate on the air-quality and you can see it today from our camera on top of the sales

an oakland family is living in fear because someone fired 10 shots into their home. they hit a father while he was holding his five week old daughter. his husband, jimmy, talked with abc 7 news and says someone opened fire saturday night. his husband survived after taking a bullet to the face. the baby has minor abrasions on her face. >> we don't talk to anybody, really, aside from our immediate neighbors. i am trying to figure out, is it because we are gay? you know, i can't believe that this is random. reggie: the company -- couple has another daughter, a four-year-old, who is also in the home and this -- at the time of the shooting. she was not hurt. oakland police have not said they were investigating the shooting. no arrests have been made. kumasi: four straight days of travel chaos for american. despite the number of flights canceled, things are getting better. more than 2005 have been canceled since friday. the airline is blaming bad weather and a flight attendant staffing shortage for these problems. 1800 flight attendants returned from pandemic leave on mond

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temperatures in the upper 50s in kong and oakland. all the way down to 53 degrees in santa rosa. a few spots staying in the 40s. tomorrow's dog walking forecast, not looking too great early in the day for oliver, but if you can wait temperatures should warm up as the rain comes to an end and should be trier weather in the afternoon. we'll make it up to the mid-60s pretty much across the board. just a little cool earl for the north bay and along the coast. back to near average or even above average temperatures by friday, saturday, and sunday. some more clouds early next week, but once tomorrow's showers wind down, that's it for the rain chances. it is dry for the remainder of the seven-day forecast. >>> with colder tells and snow hitting the slope slopes as soon as tonight, palisades tahoe has decided to boost their chances by firing the snow-making guns. for the first time this year, olympic valley and alpine med dose based areas were hit with a snow maker, as temperatures stay low, snow-making will continue in preparation for reopening the slopes. daily operations are set to st

. >>> in milliken oakland for the national audubon society is suing the county. its approval of a new wind turbine facility near tracy is an issue the audubon society said the project has been poorly planned and they say the project is a threat to birds and bats and did not go through a sufficient environmental review. >>> big sewage bill in marin county is being cleaned up as county leaders say 75,000 gallons of sewage spilled thursday off of highland avenue. it is in the happy valley and montecito areas of downtown san rafael they believe the cause was a pipe blockage and environmental health experts are checking to see if any sewage flowed into the san rafael creek or into the san francisco bay. >>> still ahead, the uss hornet back in the news, highlighting the crucial role it played in the space race. >>> the federal government had walked away from their promises to help indigenous people. >>> the white house cabinet member marking an historic anniversary in alcatraz. >>> thanks to an offshore wind event that will happen later tonight, we may be able to shift

she was rushed to highland hospital in oakland, where she may later died from major head injuries. the driver involved in the incident is cooperating with the investigation. >>> president biden is announcing new workplace vaccine rules. employers with 100 or more workers, a lot of the bay area will have until january 4 to make sure they are vaccinated. the new federal rules are already sparking legal challenges. a lawsuit filed today by the owner of the conservative website the daily wire, claiming the biden administration overstepped its authority. more than two dozen estates have also announced plans for lawsuits. >>> san francisco is explaining how its mandate will work now that children as young as 5 are eligible for the vaccine. the city now says it will wait several months until kids have a chance to get vaccinated, and then decide whether to extend proof of vaccination requirements to that age group. for everything you need to know about getting her child vaccinated my you can head to kpix.com and click the banner at the top of the homepage point >>> after three world series

mid 60s for san francisco and oakland. mid to upper 60s for the north bay. warmest spots, 67 degrees for fairfield and pleasanton. low 60s along the coast, with temperatures warming up a bit more as we head into the weekend. saturday and sunday look like they will be the warmest day my butt and i will be pretty warm as well. san jose, low to mid 70s, then staying in the low 70s even once we cool off a bit on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. the temperatures further inland for the east bay and north bay are also hovering right around 70 degrees. on the coast, load even mid 60s , especially over the weekend. an unusually mild weather pattern, but a dry weather pattern. the good news is, we got a new update from the u.s. drought monitor today, and there has been some improvement. we will see that at 7:00. >>> "cbs evening news" is coming up. >> hears tony dokoupil with a preview. >>> here is what we are working on for tonight. americans on the move, more than 50 million people are expected to travel over the holiday weekend. the warning from health officials a