tambiÉn fue encontrada cargada dentro del lexus, segÚn las autoridades, que este auto fue robado en heyward en la bahÍa en los Últimos aÑos. la policÍa de san josÉ dijo que estÁ desplegando agentes adicionales, un sargento y tres oficiales para vigilar estos centros cuatro dÍas a la semana para combatir el robo de mercancÍa en la Época festiva. en los Últimos dos aÑos, un incremento de 25%. mÁs de 4000 robos reportados en 2021. 2022 con 5700. autoridades arrestaron a estos hombres en pantalla. estÁn vinculados al tres robos residenciales en san josÉ. la policÍa localizÓ un vehÍculo que coincidÍa con la descripciÓn de un robo de esta noche. la policÍa comenzÓ una parada policial y los sospechosos huyeron de la escena a pie a un arroyo cercano. tras su arresto, lograron recuperar el dinero en efectivo, joyas y carteras. el concilio de san josÉ aprobÓ protecciones adicionales para garantizar un espacio seguro para aquellos que viven en parques de casas mÓviles. generalmente cuando se compran estos espacios es para construir edificios o mÁs viviendas, pero no siempre son accesibles. bajo este a

. >> reporter: louis heyward has never had an ancestry test, but like many african americans, he hasne of those plantations. >> reporter: he is among 36 black people in charleston, south carolina, chosen to have their hands cast honoring the dozens of enslaved people buried here more than 200 years ago. each volunteer represents an enslaved person from infant to adult whose remains were discovered during renovations in 2013. lashay is part of the team working to identify and honor them. was it enough just to inter the remains and celebrate that but that a memorial would be built, why? >> why? because the 36 ancestors are a representation of all of the african american citizens. by having this memorial we're able to celebrate the life of the ancestors that cannot be visited upon, the life of the ancestors that are forgotten, the life of the unknown. >> reporter: among those unknown ancestors an enslaved man in his 50s who heyward is representing. as you were in there and you had your hands in that bucket, what did that feel like? >> it was painful. >> reporter: heyward stood hunched o

several organizations are part of the effort, including the heyward school district, oakland firefighters, ymca and parent voices of oak land. >>> as we kick off december, this is going to be really fun and beautiful. here's a look at the san francisco ferry building. our sky ranger was overhead just a short while ago. it's one of several spots in the city that will look very festive. some of the most iconic buildings will be lit up with artwork in about 15 minutes from now, let's glow sf kicks off the third year with art projections around downtown. it will be up until december 10th. six buildings will be lit up each night from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. >> i think that we're all really familiar with the narrative at this point. this is something that really fights that narrative and allows folks to realize the natural and architectural feeling of downtown san francisco while also celebrating the spirit of the season. >> okay. here's a look at all the various locations across san francisco in terms of the buildings, really around the downtown corridor that will be lit up. sales force tower. the m

another one with the upper 50's to low to mid 60's at the very warmest a pretty seasonably cool day heyward through fremont in the low 60's. while oakland are right at 60 degrees, some 50's across the north bay mostly mid to upper 50's for you the rest of the year actually brings temperatures that won't be budging much for staying. pretty steady here tomorrow. and then again, friday night to saturday will be our best chances of rain and good for us. drying out just in the time for new year's eve sunday, looking at a mostly cloudy one for the new year and monday for new year's day. starting things off. cool, but dry. back to you will. john, this year was the year for campaigning. president joe biden, of course, launching his campaign for a second term. he was >> in the bay area so many times to fundraise. and then there's the republican presidential hopefuls all racing to nominated to represent their party against the former president. donald trump news nation. kelli meyer takes a closer look at the political stories of this year. >> in order to make america great glorious again. i am tonigh

as long as you've got that sweater that jacket with you today is going to be pleasant enough heyward sitting at 60 degrees, conquered antioch at 57 degrees. also no man, santa rosa at 59 temperatures won't change a lot for the rest of the year. we're going to stay nice and level rainfall looking most likely tomorrow. and then again, friday night into saturday and then it's good by 2023 after sunday into monday with a dry new year's eve rain. all right, john, thank you for that. and we've got a smoother commute this morning bay bridge. look at that. no traffic, 8 minute ride into the city. >> mateo bridge just under 40 minutes. there. richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes for >> new this morning, muni will offer free rides in san francisco on new year's eve to allow people indulge on new year's eve drink without getting behind the wheel. of course, from sunday night and going through 05:00am on monday morning. muni buses will take people home for free with extra owl bus routes running into the wee hours of the morning. and

cameron heyward camera. and you can see it is pretty foggy out there this morning. now, there is no fog advisory for this bridge. however chp has issued a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge and also the bay bridge. so be careful out there on the roads today, kumasi. >> thank you, gloria. a horrible stench in the air around richmond has prompted an emergency meeting tonight to address air quality concerns. abc seven news reporter lena howland in the newsroom. with the issues that happened before the smell and what community members want to happen after tonight's meeting. >> lena kumasi people living in richmond not only want answers, but they want some accountability for the smell. that has really been difficult for the community to deal with. it started with several flaring events at the local chevron refinery just two weeks ago. then last week, a petroleum smell near chevron as well as a heavy stench coming from the city's wastewater treatment plant. the cause elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide, which mayor eduardo martinez called unbearable and he says resid