he says port of oakland is ready to help alleviate. the backlog but abc 7 news reporter ryan curry spoke with a trucking company that says there's already a backup here, too. governor gavin newsom wednesday hailed the progress being made to break the supply chain issue at some of california's ports. he said the port of oakland could play a major role at helping reduce the backlog. we're seeing an increase in cooperation with the carriers to move some of this stress to northern california. the port of oakland says they have the due to accept more cargo and claim its union will be adding more workers. they say this should benefit the whole state. we do have extra capacity here in oakland so we can take on more cargo. however trucking companies working out of the port say they are experiencing major issues billabudi with ab trucking says his drivers are sometimes waiting hours just to pick up one container from the port we should be able to do two moves in a day. we we can't even do one. is horrible unless we get in line pick up the conta

they create more accessibility to oakland's waterfront. the oakland mayor spoke about how important these funds are for the future of the city. >> this city is painfully aware that good infrastructure save lives. it's just a down payment on a total vision of equity, safety, resilience that cities across america just like oakland have been waiting for. dan: new fiber cables will be installed to improve access to the cities free public wi-fi service. ama: the 124th big game between stanford and cal will take place at stanford stadium. after playing in an empty stadium last year, officials projected crowd between 45 and 50,000 people. stanford will enter the game with a 3-7 record. cal comes in with a 3-6 record. larry beil have more on the big game coming up in sports. dan: crabbing season will open on december 1 this year north of sonoma and mendocino counties. no crab in time for thanksgiving but you could see fresh dungeness in time for the end of the year holidays. it was delayed because of humpback whales swimming through crab fishing z

you will notice low 70's along the coast from san francisco, half moon bay into oakland. san jose, mid-seventies. 71 in santa rosa. around fairfield and concorde, only in the low to mid 60's, whether fog was stubborn most of the day. numbers in the 40's to the 60's. live look from our east bay ho's camera, a stunning view. areas of dense fog again tomorrow morning, mild to warm days through the weekend. noticeably cooler weather is coming your way next week. morning temperatures in the 40's and 50's. fog is what you need to watch out for. afternoon highs in the south bay, 74 morgan hill, 76 gilroy, san jose, 72 in sunnyvale. mid-seventies from mountain view to redwood city. 67 in half moon bay. sun will be shining in downtown san francisco. 72 in san rafael, 75 in santa rosa, mid-60's bodega bay, stinson beach in the 70's. for oakland, hayward, temperatures above average. inland areas, pleasanton, livermore, 74. a foggy morning, mild in the afternoon. the warmth is going to continue through the weekend. early next week, clouds will increase, but the noticeable drop in tem

from oakland to l.a. dion: sunday afternoon, eric noticed his car parked in the area had been broken into. oakland police say when eric noticed the suspects break into another car, that is when things took a turn. >> the victim interrupted an auto robbery in progress and was shot by the passenger in the suspect vehicle. we know the suspect vehicle is a toyota rav4, black in color. we will be pushing out a photo of this vehicle within the next day or so. dion: i spoke to his mother who flew back to l.a. this afternoon. she said she was devastated and there were no words to convey her sadness. as she and her sister karen try to put the pieces of their shattered life back together, they implore the public. >> we would like to ask for the public's help with locating the suspect. who murdered a kind, loving son, brother, nephew, a party w w young -- hard-working young man. dion: police are offering up to $10,000 leading to the arrest in this case. >> he didn't deserve to lose his life. the violence has two sto

in oakland, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: today, governor newsom addressed what has been on the minds of some people, where he has been over the last two weeks. governor newsom had not held a public event since october 27 and canceled meeting at the climate change conference. he said his kids wanted to spend halloween with him. governor newsom: my kids had an intervention. they said that they could not believe i had to miss halloween. i was defending myself and my wife was going to go as well-paid i woke up that next morning with something that is familiar to a lot of parents, that knot in your stomach. i had no choice had i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, -- i had no choice. i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, he will highlight ongoing efforts to increase vaccination rates. dan: soon, you will be able to buy fresh crab straight from the boat. the port commission voted to allow the sale of dungeness crab from fishing boats at fisherman's wharf. it will be a one-year pilot program. not clear just when the cr

the port of oakland is looking for different strategies. reporter: young says the presidio team is still learning about the physics of the title marsh -- which areas the oysters will thrive in and what other species will then a fit alongside them. the marsh will evolve as a living petri dish giving innovative designs that can be duplicated around san francisco bay. >> things are changing and we need to adapt so these are opportunities to use science to advance our knowledge. dion: a number of cities around the country including seattle are also experimenting with urban designs meant to bolster local fission while populations. abc 7 news was invited to a sneak peek of the great dickens fair. the fair is back and has transformed into an outdoor drive-through event to provide a safe experience for all. fairgoers can take a short drive to dickens' london. >> it is a drive-thru and an opportunity to enjoy live entertainment. dion: the fun begins saturday, december 4 and goes on for three weekends in december. you can have a car full of friends a

dan: oakland took a significant step forward tonight in redeveloping the oakland coliseum site with or without the a's. after hours of public comment and debate, the council unanimously voted to enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement with the african-american sports and entertainment group. the council passed on a competing bid led by dave stewart. the council president says now is the time to act. >> i understand the staff's concerns. i also feel like this is a moment in time where the federal bill was just move forward. there is more opportunity to really push forward and seek funding for oakland. dan: there is still a lot of work to be done plus the stadium saga still needs to be worked out. what will the team ultimately do? it has been talked about for an awful long time and now action behind all of that talk to open a supervised drug use site in san francisco. the mayor today introduced legislation that could be an initial step towards making that happen. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone spoke with some city and state leaders. >> this building in the tenderloin might be board

ama: today, oaklands mayor responded. the police chief called out city leaders yesterday after a weekend of organized group that's like this one at a pharmacy. please also dealt with shootings and sideshows. she says she wants more help from california highway patrol. she says more resources are needed on every level. >> i will continue to amplify my call to our city government to increase funding and increase staffing for the oakland police department. we are at one of the lowest staffing levels we've had more than a decade. ama: the mayor also focused on the court system which he says has been a huge problem during the pandemic and is working way it used to. as part of our coverage today, we spoke with retail workers and store managers about their safety concerns. he combined those stories on our website, abc7news.com. sandhya: dan: it is chilly out there, more on of frost advisory tonight. sandhya: it is going to be a cold morning ahead. let me show you a live picture. be think the that the winds right now are gusting

dan: in oakland father shot in the face. i will tell you how they are doing tonight, what the family is hoping for. ama: a longtime pantry pantry dealing with storm damage after the severe storm. sandhya: starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i started screaming, call 911. dan: a father shot in the face in his oakland home while holding his five week old baby. his has been speaking only to abc 7 news tonight. ama: abc 7 news reports as the family is living in be a. reporter: this oakland family of four is recovering after at least 10 gunshots were fired into their home saturday night, before dinner. >> i started shoot -- screaming, get down. our four-year-old daughter was moving -- crawling for me. i moved her into the kitchen. he put the baby on the floor. reporter: jimmy was describin what was happening after the shots rang out. >> i saw blood on the floor, i was trying to get him to turn over so i could see what had happened. he would allow me to turn hi

because of the violence in oakland. >> reporter: pastor rhonda collaborating with other churches and other city by providing a safe haven to attract young people who needs an alternative to violence. >> you have to approach it from a new approach. you have to have a new mindset, you got to recognize hey, some of our young people out there they're looking to make money. >> reporter: in some cases, that has turned to gun battles and street robberies. the question is, will young people involve with crime come to a program like this. >> the key is you really got to meet folks where they are and that's what tonight was all about. >> reporter: council member lauren taylor district sees some of the highest rate of gun violence in the city. >> they're not going to change their decisions based on a stranger. but when they are in deep relationship, that's why we have to continue to investigate in it and we have to search for families of victims. >> reporter: organizers say they would like to host events like this in the community

of a home there in oakland. take a look at the video. this is the video we just got in the news room from the photographer, and that shooting took place on sterling drive near the oakland zoo. both have been taken to the hospital. we are working to learn more about their conditions and we are in communications with oakland pd to see if they have information or a description of the suspect. this shooting comes days after a toddler, jasper wu, was shot and killed by a stray bullet while he was asleep in the car seat as his mother drove along 880 there in oakland. there's currently a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of jasper's killer. oakland facing a surge in violence. this year, 119 people have died by homicide, more than last year. in the last couple of days, the city has seen a lot of violence. a woman was hit by a stray bullet while buying a concert ticket, and a woman was shot at lake merritt. this morning we will keep a close eye on the condition of that woman and 11-year-old daughter th

sterling road there in oakland near the oakland zoo, that shooting. we will bring you more information when the information does become available. we're live, cierra johnson, for "today in the bay." >>> and then investigating a triple shooting. this did follow a deadly shooting from saturday. none of those injuries in the latest shooting are life threatening. >>> happening today after weeks of negotiations, president bush will sign the infrastructure bill. today in the bay's chris pallone is live in washington. >> it's a victory lap for the president. laura, it sure is. the president says that government can still get something big done, but his optimism is going to be tested a little bit as the house now turns its attention to the rest of his build back better agenda. with the stroke of a pen today, president bush is set to turn his infrastructure spending dreams into reality, directing $1.2 trillion to improve roads, bridges, railways and airports. >> it's hard but we still can come together to get something done. >> the stock market rising and unem

oakland, 530%. enter rosa, san jose, san francisco. everybody up. this is a short time when we start looking at the entire rainy season. we are way behind. as we take a look, live doppler 7 tracking a system that is going to go into the pacific northwest but we will get a few spring close in the northway tomorrow night into saturday. five miles in petaluma so watch out in the morning. your temperature this hour in the 40's and the 50's. live look from sfo camera. a few spring close friday night into saturday with widespread rain and gusty winds coming your way monday night into tuesday. friendly reminder, fall back to :00 a.m. sunday, turn your clocks back an hour. sunday, it goes -- 2:00 a.m. sunday, turn back your clocks an hour. look at this kid at 11:00 p.m., might see a sprinkle in the north bay or isolated shower and the same thing on saturday. a lot of cloud cover over the next couple of days. morning temperatures on the cool side in the north bay. 40's and 50's. you will need that light jacket and then the afternoon highs rain from the low 6

a bullet went through the car's front windshield in oakland. jasper was shot in the forehead, caught in the crossfire. his family returned to the scene along 880 monday, burning incense. >> he was wonderful child to meet. reporter: she reflected on picking out a cake for his second birthday, saying he was an incredibly good lawyer. she is calling on the community to find his killers. ama: in an update, highway patrol did not provide many details about the investigations. >> the chp will continue to tirelessly investigate this incident, and detectives are looking into leads as we speak. ama: no arrests have been made. oakland residents are calling for change and showing support for the wu family. >> baby. imagine if this was your baby. how would you feel? reporter: anger and sadness monday night as community members in oakland remembered 23-month-old jasper wu. es in memory of the youngster who would have soon turned two. >> our hearts and community are torn because of this. it is senseless. we do not know what to make of it. reporter: this memo

a second golden glove winner in oakland. sean murphy tied for third among major league catchers in defensive runs saved and forth in e.r.a. in games started. the bay area's crawford snacks his fourth glove. the three-star -- three-time all-star snagged another word. crawford said that this glove felt best because there were some doubting him as he entered his age 34 season. chris wan career. finishing with an mls best 171 career goals, 17 seasons, or teen with the hometown quakes. >> i get to do this with my hometown team. you guys can represent. this organization is going to do big things. i can't wait for it, and we will be here for the future. but i can't thank you guys enough. >> nascar season finale in phoenix. kyle larson clark -- finish line first. returning after a year-long suspension. he wanted total of 10 during the season to finish as nascar's champ. sponsored by river rock casino. dion: finally tonight, a young girl's wish came true when her mural was unveiled in oakland today. on 11-year-old who has severe anem

developing news across the bay in oakland where police shot a carjacking suspect tonight. you can hear the gunfire from police radio audio dispatch. haened of vtim w carved act earlier today in oakland officers managed to locate that car chasing it all around town at one point the suspect hopped on interstate 580 and as you can see from this caltrans freeway camera here officers describe a violent chase with the suspect opening fire at officers in oakland's temescal district that is on 49th street near telegraph avenue at about five o'clock. any answer he shot in the air and then exactly took around a shirt backup officers at least three times. hey look like her challenging the car and it's ramming vehicle now. look here is where the chase ended in oakland's rockridge district police shot and wounded the carjacking suspect on ocean view drive a residential street off broadway after officers. say he started ramming patrol cars. the suspect was taken to the hospital. new details tonight the a's are pushing forward with a potential move to las vegas. multiple reptsay team ane

chi confirmed he was rushed to oakland's. hospital where he was pronounced dead, california highway patrol detectives revealing. this family was in the crossfire saying in part evidence collected on the northbound side of the freeway may indicate the victims were not targeted and the child passenger was struck by a stray bullet chp officers are requesting assistance from the public regarding this shooting at oakland children's hospital. jasper's family also asking off-camera for those responsible to turn. selves in meanwhile, the voice grandfather left the hospital holding a plastic bag with small shoes inside while jasper's mother was consoled by the rest of the family in auckland loose peÑa abc 7 news. it is hard to comprehend. we have been sending out push alerts since the story broke. you can't stay up to date by downloading the abc 7 news bay area app. it is available on all of your connected tv devices wherever you happen to stream. you at 11 now an investigation is underway after a san rafael high school football coac

they marched from oakland tech to district headquarters. some students confronting the spokesperson. he says the district is taking action. >> one of the things we are doing today is making sure every teacher at every step knows exactly how to handle each situation right. how to address a problem. >> oakland unified will start class next week to teach students about consent and appropriate sexual behavior. transportation authority's celebrated a new class of 27 bus operators. a group of men and women graduated the nine week training course. the graduating class bringing them closer to reaching the goal of returning to full-service. after experiencing a shortage for more than two years. >> what an emotional day d francisco giants fans as news broke all-star catcher and three-time world series champion buster posey is expected to announce his retirement tomorrow. j.r. stone was at chase center, where many fans were remembering their favorite moments. >> giants fans showing their love for buster posey in the form of the jerseys they wore. numb

j.r.: oakland's police department was stretched thin. the chief scesney responded to more than two dozen major crimes in a 10 hour hour saturday -- period saturday. chief armstrong's words monday were bold. >> i cannot remember the last time the police chief said to city hall, you don't care. they say crime is going up, we have problems and yet we have not had an emergency meeting to discuss the biggest problem. >> as a council, we have not stepped up. j.r.: councilmember loren taylor would like to see police given more resources. filling open positions is key for the department. >> we have 737 funded positions and only 630 officers. >> the police chief has the authority to hire officers laterally who are already officers at other departments within the budget and to fill the gaps. it is not easy to do that but he has the authority. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: in san francisco's union square, some stores are boarded up after this weekend and now leaders in the tourism industry say this could have a big effect on them too. luz pena

you have oakland, san francisco, san a year ago oaklanders were paying$3.30 a gallon. well over a dollar increase in the the past 12 months. the differences are also in san francisc and san jose. we found the consumer price index that prices are rising faster than analysts expected. used cars and truck up 26%. the price of beef up just over 20%. the economy is still showing some signs of recovery from the pandemic. last month the rate of unemployment dropped as the united states added more than half a million jobs. part of it blamed on the supply chain backlog, where goods are being sent from overseas faster than they can be off loaded here. >> our hope is that over time once you get more workers back to the workforce, once you're able to unload all those ships, that the increases in prices will again to lessen. >> reporter: the white house has released $17 billion from the just passed infrastructure bill to help deal with that supply chain backlog. that money is going to projects that take years. there will be a signing ceremony on monday when president biden signs th

it's 57 oakland down to 50. view 49 low 50s right now in san jose morgan and half moon bay and this time we're looking from the east bay looking west towards bay bridge in san francisco, and it's so gorgeous out there. you can see how the water is reflecting that the winds are really light and that also allows temperatures to cool down quickly. so in santa rosa, novato napa 48 degrees fairfield down to 45 right right now concord 50 livermore 48 so we're seeing all these clear skies due to high pressure right now, and this is clearing out and pushing the storm track to our north. it means clearer skies warmer daytime temperatures with sunshine and high pressure will be in place for most of next week. so low tonight will be pretty chilly in parts of the north. they dropping into the mid 40s for santa rosa 45, napa 46 fairfield 43 and we'll see some mid-40s as well in antioch and livermore but look for near 50 degrees around the still on the cool side. we'll see some patchy fog possibly develop possibly near the co

last night someone was shot in oakland around 97th avenue near b street. >>> at the same time, oakland police looking for people involved in a violent gunfight outside the fox theater yesterday afternoon. witnesses say a woman was struck in the arm by a stray bullet. it happened when an armed car owner got into a gun battle with thieves he says were trying to steal his car. police would not confirm any of that, but the concert planned last night by the band all time low was cancelled. >> earlier today an altercation took place down the street involving gunfire. one person waiting in line for our show was hit by a stray bullet. they're fun of my favorite bands. i'm really upset, but i hope everybody's okay. >> the shooting also happened not far from a school. witnesses say children were nearby when the gunfire erupted. thankfully no one else was injured. >>> the cal football team talking about the covid outbreak that led to saturday's game against usc being postponed. 24 players missed last week's game against arizona. berkeley public health now saying the number of positive tests has c

the toddler, the innocent victim of escalating violence in oakland. the family of jasper wu are begging for your help. >> basically, adorable, loving and energetic boy. that's how he describes his grandson, jasper wu. >>> two other children were in the car. at a news conference chp says the family was not the intended target. >> california highway patrol's mission is to make sure the motoring public is safe when they are traveling the freeways. >> it's hard to feel that way when the chp is reporting there were 76 shootings on alameda county freeways in a 12 month period. >> several community members gathering in west oakland to remember jasper, the memorial happening about an hour after jasper's father arrived at sfo from china to bury his won. >> unfortunately, you know, this little baby is unable to see his own second birthday. >> so tragic. >>> 4:35 right now. elizabeth holmes fraud trial resumes today. a venture capitalist talked about his firm investing millions of dollars into theranos. you can follow our reporting of the theranos trial on nbcba

three men approach retired oakland police captain ersie joyner as he pumps gas. they search him for valuables and then check his car. that's when joyner pulled out a gun, shooting and killing one of them. they returned fire, hitting him six times. sources now tell nbc bay area's cheryl hurd that three people have been arrested. u.s. marshals tracked the driver of the getaway car to houston, where they took him into custody. two of others tied to the shootout were arrested in the sacramento area. joyner, meanwhile, spent several weeks in the hospital and is now recovering at home. >>> we have new video this morning showing a swarm of people robbing a nordstrom store in walnut creek yesterday evening. our reporter jody hernandez was there when it happens. she says about 25 cars blocked the street, people jumped out, rushed into nordstrom, racing back out with merchandise before driving away. it's so similar to what we saw in san francisco's union square friday night. one man who works at a nearby restaurant tells us what he saw. >> i probably saw 50 to 80 people in

oakland today reaching upper 60s. san mateo today headed for 69 degrees. 64 in the outer areas, and we are taking a break from the rain for now and it's approaching the coast but will move into the bay area later today with scattered showers first starting in the north bay, and 12:00 we are seeing the moving into san francisco and oakland and down the peninsula and into the south bay before sunrise tomorrow morning. we could see spotty light showers late tomorrow morning, but the afternoon is looking nice once again. all of the rain for most of us coming while we are sleeping, so we are looking at about a quarter inch of rain, and slightly higher for parts of the north bay and less for the south bay and tri-valley. the outlook for the rest of the month does show we could see above average rainfall, and for the month of november, the outlook for temperatures looks chilly, especially with all of the rain. we are looking at cooler than normal temperatures here on the 7-day forecast. our inland areas in the upper 60s, and

just on the oakland side. you can see slowing here approaching the toll plaza and over here at the metering lights. the clouds are clear once you hit treasure island and get into san francisco. so it's on the east bay side. highway 4, no slowing there. more slowing for highway 37, and that fog in santa rosa, also showing over here at half moon bay. santa fe shows the first blip there. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, convicted killer, scott peterson, no longer at san quinton. the reason why he's now a peninsula jail cell. >>> and then the vaccine mandates suffer another loss in court. >>> then the big win and adjustments they will have to make on the fly ahead of sunday's game. >>> follow nbc bay area on instagram to get new stories in your feed. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1

plus -- >> it has been a very difficult year for us in the city of oakland. >> oakland's police chief says enough is enough. a one-on-one with oakland's top cop and what he says he will need to keep the streets safe. >>> we'll have one more shot of rain before the weekend, and then we head back into a stretch of dry weather. i will break down the timeline and what the forecast shows for the bay area. this is "today in the bay." >>> this is wednesday morning. thanks so much for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we have heard the warnings, get your holiday shopping and shipping done early because time may catch up to you. >> we sent "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez to a processing this morning to see what they are doing to make sure the grinch stays away from your holiday gift giving plans. >> reporter: if we thought we were busy in the morning, you should see what happens in the heart of the shipping facility here in san josÉ. last year when we could not gather with our loved ones and friends, we sent 13 billion cards and packages. this year is

we have slowing on northbound 101 heading up oakland road. there could be another incident in the south bay and we'll check that out on 85 in the short term. more delay coming off down vasco, and this is partly due to the volume of traffic coming out of these three major areas, and the fog in the area could cause additional slowing. prepare for that there. benicia bridge, no problem as far as speed sensors go, and no problems from chp. >>> all this week we have been spotlighting the climb in gas prices as it moves closer to $5 a gallon. this gas station is on berryessa road. the average price is 65% below the statewide average and the lowest in the san josÉ area. this morning we were trying to find some of the cheapest locations according to gasbuddy.com. the cheapest is $3.99 at the san josÉ safeway. good luck. >>> anchors away right now, as in away from the coastline. the new system rolling out offshore in southern california that could ease some of the impact of the backlog of so many waiting cargo ships just ahead. >>> and then freeing

oakland's a's legend dave ste is making his pitch to buy the city of oakland's share of the coliseum site for 115 million dollars tomorrow. he and his group will make a presentation to a city council member and then to the city on tuesday. he says his group has a revitalization plan that will work whether the a's decide to stay at the site or move to howard. terminal stewart says he has backing from ricky henderson, damian lillard and cece sabathia among others abc 7 news. jr. stone spoke with dave and his wife lonnie who say the money and ideas are there and ready to be implemented? we're not talking about a hundred and fifteen million dollars over eight or nine year period of time when sight is is given to our group we plan to pay that $115 million on approval. we are backed by true oaklanders people that have grown up in it and have been in it and continue to give to the area. now all of this comes as the a's continue to explore sites outside of the bay area for a new ballpark. coming up another week and more closures the walgreens stores in san francisco that are going to shut do

oakland headed for 68 degrees. we'll talk about when rain comes to the forecast in a minute. >>> hayward schools on the line as leaders debate what could be a wave of closures. more than a dozen of those schools being considered right now. cierra johnson live for us in hayward to discuss the factor that brought this to the district. it's really a critical point right now, cierra? >> reporter: yeah, exactly, it is a critical point as the students and the teachers and staff and everybody wakes up this morning in the hayward school district, and they are going to be waiting for big news coming from the school district wanting to know the state of about 14 schools that could potentially be closed over a three school-year time period. we have a snapshot of the schools that could be closed next year, and that includes bowman held men -- elementary. >> reporter: this move comes as district leaders say family leaders are pulling their children from the district and that is impacting the funding dollars. they predict they w

a couple of 50s in areas along oakland. 24-hour temperature change. we do have high pressure. that's what's going to bring the hazy and moderate air quality conditions today. so keep that in mind if you're going to be out and about. sunny skies, it's going to be absolutely stunning. and also warmer than yesterday. so we're going to be in the 60s right around 12:00. but there is a possibility that we could be climbing into the upper 70s, maybe even hitting a couple of low 80s in some of the interior valleys based on how this high pressure is dominating the forecast. i'll have a closer look at your seven-day forecast and more coming up. >>> we begin with a story we brought to you as breaking news at the end of our newscast yesterday morning. the bay area law enforcement community is in mourning remembering former police officer kevin nishita. he died protecting others. nishita was working wednesday as a security guard for a local tv news crew when he was shot in an attempted robbery. he died yesterday morning. before working in private security, nishita was a decorated police of

. >>> it has been a difficult year for us in the city of oakland. >> the oakland police chief says enough is enough amid a surge of gun violence. this is "today in the bay." >>> here we go. oh, my gosh, i almost said monday morning and it's wednesday already! >> you rehearsed it already. >> we were talking about the fact that it's wednesday already. >> kari, standing in front of a full moon. okay. >> we got the camera pointed up at the moon and focused and we are getting ready for the partial lunar eclipse. we are getting ready for rain, and so we are taking a look at all the views of the moon we can get right now. we starting out with a foggy morning especially in the north bay, and novato's visibility down to zero. we will see mostly sunny skies heading into this afternoon, and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. we'll talk more about all of this in a couple minutes. >>> mike, you said chp left a note about the golden gate bridge? >> yeah, there's a note about the fog. tracy, there's much better visibility on 205, and that means folks will be able to get over here faster, and it's a s

police catch the person or persons who shot a private security guard in oakland. the shooting happened here at 14th and webster in front of prime 356. a crime reporter and guard were there to interview the store owners about a smash and grab involving some 30 people monday night that was captured on a surveillance camera. the owners came back to the store for a food give away when thieves arrived with guns blazing. >> somebody rolled up, said get down, he just started shooting at everybody. >> the security guard was hit by gunfire. >> he got shot for no reason. the dude didn't even take the camera. it was senseless. senseless attempt on multiple people's lives. >> reporter: the oakland's police department is asking for the public's help. >> we are asking if you were in the area, have a business or live nearby, check the surveillance footage, you may have captured the crime before, during or after it occurred. >> reporter: it is not the first time a tv crew has been shot the at oakland. it's part of the reason crews travel with guards now. in fact, one of our own n

hang on to 57, oakland 55, sanf0 degrees and this time from mount tam. we're looking south towards san francisco. you can see the very distinct salesforce tower there santa rosa currently 53. so low 50s for almost everyone else through napa fairfield conquered and livermore and this time from the east bay hills you see a very gorgeous view of the east bay and san francisco and here's what you need to know about the forecast. so we're going to be dealing with early morning dense fog mailing north bain east bay, but another mile to warm day tomorrow temperatures above average but noticeably cooler for next week and you'll notice the cooldown will begin on monday. here's a look at the forecast animation model and you'll see some clouds at the coast. we'll see some high clouds passing through but high pressures in place, so that's enough to keep the system. to our north so we'll be dry for the next few days. but with those high clouds we will also see increasing fog tomorrow morning and some low clouds temperatures in the low 50s around the bay and some uppe

oakland, a good volume of traffic. no problems for the nimitz as you drive down between the two bridges we showed you. >> we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> don't forget to join us at our midday newscast at 11:00. a live look at downtown san josÉ. christmas in the park. the "today" show is coming up next. >>> good morning. breaking news, be prepared. with the omicron variant spreading around the world, president biden and health officials urge all adults to get their booster shot. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. >> pfizer seeking approval for its extra dose for 16 and 17-year-olds amid growing fears about the strain's potential impact on very young children. major cities now telling people to mask up once again and this morning, still more questions than answers.

. >> another fatal interstate shooting in oakland. i will tell you what me know. >> the racist accusations about an ad in a san francisco society pages. what the publisher has to say about the language. >> san jose water customers, cut back and conserve because now it will cost you. the late-night approval by state regulators, and what this means for your water bill. >> damp areas for your commute. abc 7 news 11:00 starts now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> a magazine ad for real in piedmont has members of the community hurt and wanting answers. the ad drawing attention to the community's demographics and comparing it to neighboring cities. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has reaction from the community and the publisher. >> for 43 years, they have served as san francisco society pages. it is a monthly staple on city doorsteps. but the real estate advertising section came with problematic language. >> shocked. i was like, is

delancey street has multiple lots to in san francisco one in oakland and one in el cerrito. tomorrow mark small business saturday the perfect chance to help your community by shopping local small business saturday launched in 2010 during the recession. this year's 78% of independent retailers. say holiday sales will impact their ability to stay open next year. that's according to an american express nationwide study as businesses battle the covid crisis and supply chain problems. every little bit really does go a long way. and on tuesday, it's the day of giving we've created a list of local vetted organizations that make a great impact in helping to build a better bay area. you can find the list on our website abc 7 news.com/take action. and it'll be i think a good weekend to get outside and do some shopping spencer. it certainly will on my can't promise rainfall which we badly need, but i can't promise pleasant weather which we will enjoy big ridge a high pressure is controlling our weather. i will continue to control it right on through the weekend and into next week produ

oakland up to about 69 degrees. we'll see mid-60s in daly city. for san francisco, mid to upper 60s today. marina district, still cool at 62. 69 in mill valley, while clearlake will reach up to 75. it's all clear here in terms of rain, but take a look at where it has been just pouring. this atmospheric river causing flooding concerns and that's where it will stay for a little while longer. you can see the connection, the long line of clouds that makes it all the way to the hawaiian islands. it's the reason they call it the "pineapple express." it just is up and down the coast. usually a storm track to the north may be the case for us throughout the winter, but it looked like even though the atmospheric river dipped to the south a little bit the rain dries up before it gets here. we will have a cooler next weekend, but this weekend it's going to be very warm. take a look at gilroy, for the weekend 70s and even 81 degrees on sunday. will feel like summer in some spots. then we will cool down next week, and i'm keeping the hope alive for the next rai

traffic recovering through oakland. we'll check on that and the issue on the peninsula coming up. >>> it is 6:46. if you decided to avoid the crowded stores of black friday, trns out you're not alone. retail numbers disappointed analysts across the country. bob redell live in pleasanton this morning. online sales, did you take a look at those? how are they doing? >> they are down for the first time. good morning, laura. yes, black friday online sales dipped for the first time compared to the year prior. according to adobe analytics this past friday, shoppers spent $8.9 billion online. that's a lot of money. but it is $100 million less than what they spent the year before last year in 2020. adobe suggests that this dip in online spending might have been caused by an uptick in early spending. you consider the fact some stores started their sales and promotions in early october. or early as october. global supply chain issues could have been another contributor. adobe analytics is predicting today on cyber monday shoppers

in the east bay, vandals breaking into a mom and pop business in downtown oakland. at least 30 people rushing in, trying to clear out inventory. >> like a group of 15 cars and 30 people, and they just somehow all opened, just ripped open the gate and got in the store. >> a security camera capturing a swarm of vandals grapping hats, clothes, and shoes in downtown oakland. the alarm blaring. about 30 seconds in, someone covers the camera. >> just trying to come back from the first incident was tough, so now this one is like really going to set us back. we don't have our security of our gate anymore. >> we talked to the owners of the store. high school friends who grew up in alameda. went to college to come back to open a store in oakland. >> we have built this thing with our hands, literally. like, and so like this is our baby, and so just to see it violated is just crazy. >> right now, a lot of attention is being placed on cities like oakland, walnut creek, and san francisco, but the alameda police department is putting out specific information to help keep small bus

hear her, oakland. palo alto looking pretty good as well. 101 traveling north with the taillights moving smoothly up past sfo and into the city. some folks may still be arriving back into town after the holiday weekend. see how business is. let's check in with bertha. >> thank you, mike. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. we've got wall street poised to open a bit higher this morning after friday's big sell-off. investors are starting to sort of take note of what is happening with that omicron variant developments. on cnbc this morning, the south african doctor says what she has seen so far in that country, the symptoms have been mild. we've also heard from both the pfizer and the moderna ceos who say they are watching and the moderna ceo says if they need a new formulation, that could happen early next year. the markets are coming off a short session on friday when the dow posted its worst day in more than a year. down 905 points, about 2.5%. the nasdaq and s&p 500 were both up more than 2% as well. all thre

a live look at oakland. that city offering guaranteed income, and today is the last day to apply for that program. just like stockton, oakland's guaranteed income program is now in the second phase, phase two, is also privately funded. it provides low-income families of color $500 a month for a year and a half, so it's 18 months, and no strings attached, and phase two is where families must live in oakland and have a child in the household younger than 18, and have a income below the poverty line. >>> people in one neighborhood in san francisco hit by crime, and those residents on russian hill say they are so sick and tired of being targeted, so they are hiring their own security force. look at the photos we have right here. they are being posted on social media. the cars being burglarized, and sometimes people in the cars, and last night neighbors met to consider the cost of the security company and laid the blame on the lack of action by the police department. >> cars are just constantly broken into. there

and in oakland's chinatown an attempted robbery at a jewelry store. you can see this video sent to me by the shop at 9th and and about a dozen people trying to break in early sunday morning one person appears to have a crowbar and a car jack. the shop owner tells me the metal gate prevented the thieves from getting in. group can eventually be seen speeding off in several cars. this shop was robbed back in february and after this incident, the owners are installing more cameras and moving their inventory to a safer location. well coming up a court case in the bay area that's getting national attention is reaching a new level of interest. thereinos founder elizabeth holmes is set to testify in her own defense tomorrow a courtroom observer gives his impression of her initial testimony from friday also the holiday travel rush airport officials. tell us what we can this year and travelers so far share their experience. a meteorologist drew tuma a warm end of the weekend today and those warm temperatures will bleed into the week for the holiday let you know

. >> a security guard is in the hospital after being shot in oakland did he was working with a local news grew when he was shot during an attempted robbery on 14th street near webster, the guard was working for kron television. every word is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. the guard is now in stable condition. we wish him all the best. local media outlets routinely use security guards to accompany reporters and photographers. thieves have targeted news crews for equipment in recent years. >> police are investigating a smash and grab at an apple store in santa rosa. investigators leased these photos of the suspects, at least some of them are believed to be juveniles. police and the four suspects grabbed over $20,000 worth of merchandise before taking up in my car. >> we are learning about the suspects in the smash and grab robbery in you and me in. -- union square. two cousins were inside this silver mustang, and callaway had a loaded gun with them. miller has convictions dating back to 2017. his mother says bullies beat the two during their arrest. >> i know th

on telegraph avenue, not far from the oakland school from the arts. investigators have not revealed any details into what happened or why, or the severity of the woman's injuries. the concert was canceled. a little over a week from the lighting of san francisco's union square christmas tree. while there is excitement, there is noticeable change. some stores are permanently closed. a few area landmarks have yet to reopen. the economy is a key part to building a better bay area. j.r. stone went to union square and has more on what holiday shoppers can expect. >> the christmas lights are up, on, and lighting san francisco's union square. >> it feels good right now. >> while the feeling among many shoppers and ice skaters is a good one, there's concern over stores that look like this. empty and closed. >> we saw a lot of businesses close. >> francis came to union square with his wife to get pictures by the christmas tree, ice skate, and feel the holiday crowds. only problem, the christmas tree is not lit up until next week and crowds are not quite there.

crime in oakland hitting us at nbc bay area. this is close to home. a private security guard working with another station's news crew was shot during an attempted robbery in oakland. police say that he is in stable condition. there's a $17,000 reward for information about person or persons who shot that guard to be captured. now, the shooting happened at 14th and webster. this is in front of prime 356. a crime reporter and a guard, they were there to interview the store's owners about the smash and grab you see involving some 30 people rushing into the store. it was all caught on surveillance camera. the owners came back to the store for food give away. this is when the thieves started shooting. >> roll up, say get down, he started shooting at everybody. for no reason, the dude didn't take the camera. it was senseless. you know what i'm saying, senseless attempt on multiple people lives. >> the oakland police department, they are asking for the public's help. this isn't the first time a security guard protecting a tv crew has been shot or even shot at

we've reached out to oakland police. so far they're not providing any information. >> about two hours later, oakland police responded to a marijuana dispensary. new video shows police investigating ecocannabis on telegraph avenue. officers can be seen entering through a broken steel gate. still not clear what, if anything, was taken. >>> about 24 hours after police say more than ten people broke into a dispensary on pendleton way, this is overnight on saturday. actually tried stealing a large amount of marijuana. two security guards confronted them, shots were fired. one suspected thief was shot and is now in stable condition. the other suspect ran off. the dispensary was one of several that were targeted. it's unknown if the case is related. >>> oakland police chief leron armstrong plans to address the recent increase in crime including more details about the deadly police shooting in rock ridge saturday afternoon. it started with a carjacking in east oakland on fisher avenue near macarthur. officers later shot the susp

i'm noticing more stop and go into the stretch of oakland. 880, pretty normal. look at the toll plaza. still, metering lights on. and it's 6:19. looking good out there. >> ten whole cars. >>> next up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> it's such a deal, and you love it until you don't. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds with the rules for returns next. ♪♪ >>> we wanted snow you this fun video marcus washington dancing with janelle wang with the caption how i plan to dance while cooking on thanksgiving day. you can catch more on instagram. we'll be right back. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> if you're taking advantage of an item on black friday, you may look at it virtually and decide you don't like it. you might want to return it. >> we asked what are the rules for returns. >> every year we return billions upon billions upon billions. it doesn't work or it doesn't fit. some have stopped

a reward growing for the shooting in oakland. the $25,000 reward is for information if you can help catch the person who shot a security guard. the security guard, former police officer, was protecting a kron 4 news crew in front of the prime 56 clothing store. that's the one that got robbed. the reporter was interviewing the owner of that store when more thieves tried to steal the equipment and camera. police say he's in stable condition. the reporter was not hurt. >>> people are starting to fly home. more than 2.3 million travelers passed through the nation aisle -- that's more than before nafg 2019 before the pandemic. the next busy day is expected to be saturday and sunday. >>> speaking of saturday and sunday, what can we expect? >> you did say yesterday might be a copy and paste. yesterday was a gorgeous way to spend our thanksgiving. i think people will be heading out shopping. headed for the mid-60s by this afternoon. make sure you have sunglasses and a warm jacket. later on this evening, a coat for half moon bay. they're

anywhere south of oakland is looking great. back to you. >> hey, this is great, too. a look at times square where it's almost ready to party like it's 2019. that was the last time clouds could be there for new year's eve, and that was after the pandemic left everybody watching from home last year. if you are thinking about partying this year in new york city, you will need proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. >> 2022, what will you bring? >>> stay with us here on "today in the bay." well, this is an interesting story. i guess it claims we are wearing our deodorant wrong. the one reason one blogger says morning is the absolute wrong time to apply it if you are looking for all-day protection. >> i will stick around for that one. plus, if you are expecting a brand-new iphone for christmas, think again. you will have to wait, and we'll tell you about the backlog causing big delays for apple. >>> and from quotes to quotes on stock, the dow looking like it could have a bit of a rise, plus -- >> you're a wizard, harry. >> i'm a what? >> a wizard. >> the big milesto