christmas shopping turns to chaos inside the great mall. >> first responders are getting vaccinated. tonight you'll hear from first one of the firefighters to get the vaccine. >> i'm tracking our next storm on the way. all the details in the accuweather forecast. abc7news at 11:00 starts right now. during what is traditionally one of the biggest shopping days of the year, chaos at a south bay mall. while some shoppers ran others were locked inside stores for hours, all while police investigated a shooting. with that we say good evening and thank you for joining us. police first arrived at the great mall at about 5:30 and gave the all clear about 90

minutes ago. news reporter matt boone is outside the mall with more on how all of this up folded. matt, not a lot of details provided by police. >> reporter: deon, a lot of confusion, especially earlier in the mall. it's a large mall and as people started rushing out, others followed. police arrived on scene. they said they were here to investigate a shooting but still very little detail on victims or a suspect. >> everybody's just running. >> it was a panic. >> shoppers rurkd to the exits. some stemtfully dashing into stores. >> everybody started running. >> brendan was on a break near an emergency exit. >> all of a sudden people were running out the exit. >> he dent hear any begun shots but word traveled fast. >> i heard there was an active shooter.

>> reporter: nick said he saw them. >> they have a gun. boom-boom. >> reporter: mean time many shoppers ended up stuck inside. >> lock yourself in. >> police instructed the stores to shelter in place as they searched the property. >> told them to run back. >> in the gap and everybody started running. >> she said she and the other shoppers had to stay inside for two hours. >> i was just trying to get out of the way. >> one by one, police began evacuating each store. eventually clearing out the whole mall by around 9:30. >> i am blessed and grateful. >> reporter: and police did give the all clear inside the building after they serchld the whole thing but still no word tonight if any arrests were made. reporting lye, matt boone, abc7news. >> really good work out there, matt. we appreciate that report. we'll stay on top of it. we sent this push alert whether the news of the shooting first

broke tonight. if you'd like alerts like this in the future, the abc news app is free to download in your an story. devastating effect in california. for the 10th day in a row california set a record for covid hospitalizations with nearly 16,500. that is more than double the previous peak reached in july. the bay area icu capacity has dropped again and is now at 12.2%. that has to be at 15% or higher for any safety restrictions to be removed. the entire bay area is in its first weekend under the state's strict lockdown. now it's been authorized by the fda, moderna's vaccine is being distributed. the vaccine got a procedural endorsement from the cdc today and this is an exclusive look at the distribution center in mississippi. distribution should -- may be made easier than it was for the

pfizer vaccine which has to be kept ultra cold in specialized freezer. the fda authority the pfizer vaccine a week ago. california is expecting to receive 672450 doses of the pfizer vaccine to start. the state has a tier system when it comes to who gets vaccinated first. health care workers and nursing home residents are at the top. the state then plans to move to essential workers like police and those in high risk groups, people who have a medical condition or are over the age of 65. the gem public will start to get vaccinated in the spring or even summer. in almeida county, firefighters have been chosen to be the first to get the received. we spoke to one of them. >> reporter: brian has been a firefighter for 18 years. >> we are out on a lot of calls

with the community and the benefit versus the risk outweighs a lot of it. >> reporter: he's trained and equipped to face a wall of flames but this was a moment that finally a bit of confidence surfaced. >> i felt a little guilty. i wish i could have given my dosage to my father that's 69 years old. but then again i knew if i got the vaccine i'd be able to help somebody else's family member. >> reporter: almeida county firefights responded to more than 29,000 medical emergencies calls. many telling them this vaccine gillis them peace of mind. how many will get it? so the almeida county fire department, we have approximately just 350 personnel that will be eligible. >> reporter: first responders vaccinated on friday. almeida county has 13,650 doses of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. >> there is three different

groups being vaccinated first in almeida county and that's our almeida county 911 paramedics and those firefighters that have paramedic or emt license or s r certificate and we have all of us. >> reporter: from fremont van hayward. >> really excited to be one of the new counties in california that's extending the first dose of vaccine to our 911 first responders. >> reporter: because like many of us, what they want at the end of the day is -- >> if we can stay, you know, on the front lines helping out the community, then it's worth it, because we can be there to help other people. >> abc7news. >> a group of health care workers in the south bay also received their covid vaccinations today. el camino health shared this video with us of its first worker getting the shot this morning at its hospital in mountain view. the doctor is an infectious

disease specialist. he oversaw a remdesivir clinical trial at the hospital, the drug used to treat covid 1. barbara lee received her vaccine today. she tweeted this photo saying building public trust in this vaccine will be crucial if we want to turn the corner and crush this virus. lee says she received the vaccine at the recommendation of the attending physician of congress. the army general in charge of distributing covid vaccines for operation warp speed is taking responsibility for the short fall in the number of pfizer doses delivered to more than a dozen states. >> it was my fault. i gave guidance. i am the one that approved the forecast sheets. i am the one that approved the allocations. right. there is no problem with the process. there is no problem with the pfizer vaccine.

there is no problem with the moderna vaccine, rights. it was a planning error and i am responsible. >> very clear message. the general says they have learned a lot of lessons and he was confident the next vaccine will go flawlessly. taking a live look at sfo, vaccines are likely to make an meepd dent. local leaders are implementing more measures to sploe the spread. as we take this live look, it was a busy day today ahead of the holidays. now a quarantine order is in effect for travellers arriving in two bay area counties. abc7news reporter cornell bernard spoke to people at the airport today. >> veronica fisher and her mom jenny are enjoying a holiday reunion at ssks fo. her plane just arrived from atlanta. >> if they want me to quarantine

for 14 days, i will. i'm just glad to be here. >> reporter: as for holiday plans -- >>ing at home most of final because my mom is a senior citizen. >> reporter: sfo was fairly quiet saturday afternoon but the tsa reports more than one million travellers were screened nationally on friday. >> san francisco and santa clara county rierp a ten day quarantine upon arrival. >> reporter: the order requires a ten day kwaern teen for anyone traveling outside san francisco or santa clara counties. patty white arrived from salt lake city. do you plan to do that? >> yeah, i do. i'm staying at my sisters and wield quarantine together. >> reporter: will the city enforce it? the answer to that question is no. for now it's an honor system and officials hope travellers do the right thing.

>> only when things get out of hand and in vogue really not listening is when we may take stronger action. >> reporter: for now zamora said it's about outreach and education. >> we had it in november. >> reporter: she believes people need to stay home but doesn't believe a quarantine will work. >> we've got to find a balance people can survive it and live. otherwise, they're not going to do any of it. >> reporter: cornell bernard, abc7news. >> still ahead on abc7news at 11:00, a peninsula county christmas inflatable slashed and vandalized. how the community came together to show what christmas is automatic about. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tomba. not only am i tracking a cold way on the way tonight bullpen our next storm is not too far away. details in the accuweather forecast coming up. >> it is

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amle is temporarily closing all of its retail stores in california amid the pandemic. 50 force across the state are being shuttered. customers for appointments for pickups, genius bars and one-on-one shopping rerzvations can visit until tuesday. all online services are acce accessible and most products are available at retailers like best buy, costco and target. last-minute christmas shoppers tonight. retailers are limiting how many people are allowed inside and that caused plenty of lines outside on the square. while some were buying gifts, others were there just enjoying

holiday vibes. >> for us, it's just having something to celebrate around the holidays, since we don't have holiday parties or anything ex trav gapt, it's just enjoying the little things. >> it's really special and brings back good memories. we can pretend like it's normal for a moment. >> i like that. we do all have to pretend. check this out. a vancouver sent in this video from inside the mall. you can see that line of shoppers waiting to get into one of those stores. winter storms along with vaccine deliveries and record online shopping are challenging the post office and shipping companies struggling to make the christmas decline. millions of americans are waiting anxiously to see if their holiday pamgs will arrive in time. the carriers are working overtime to make it happen. but they're warning customers there could be delays. >> she said i guarantee it's not getting there in two days. >> some of the stuff she got

hasn't showed up yet. >> experts say the delivery time for post office packages is usually about four days. that is doubled over the last couple of weeks. they say if you wait until the last minute to order your holiday gifts, it is best to check locally first to see if curb side pickup is available. a family's holiday display at their peninsula home is a known favorite mopping the neighborhood kids. after it was hit by vandals, the community came together to show what christmas spirit is all about. peter had been displaying christmas decorations and inflatables in front of his home for 15 years, but with the pandemic, peter almost decided to forgo the annual tradition, but changed his mind wanting to bring cheer to his neighbors. >> i decided to shake off my bah humbug and put tout floats. literally within 20 minutes, kids were walking up and down the sidewalk. you could hear their giggles and screeches of joy and that made

it all worth it for us. >> but peter woke up saturday morning to a dented snowman and slashed deflated reindeer mopping other damage. >> feels like it was somebody that wanted to damage the floats and try to crush the christmas spirit and, in fact, we were pretty upset. >> as word spread on what happened, neighbors pitched in and taught him how to repair the inflatables but brought of more reindeer. >> it turned to joy because the spirit was living through the entire neighborhood and they wanted us to be back in business. >> p. >> reporter: peter said he'll be back in business with the display until the beginning of january. he's so inspired by the acts of kindness, he's already thinking about his next display for halloween. >> it is impressive. well, there is some good news for kids tonight from the nation's top infectious disease experts. dr. anthony fauci said he took a

trip to the north pole personally to vaccinate santa claus. the doctor was responding to kids on a cnn sesame street town hall who wanted to know if it was safe for santa to stop by this year because of the coronavirus. fauchi eye said santa can come down the chimney and leave their presents. the big question is will it be rainy? what is the weather to be like for santa? drew has the answers. hi there. >> hi there. yeah, we are tracking our next storm in the coming day, action deon. tonight it's about areas of dense fog that have twomd of the last couple of hours. live doppler seven along with satellite, most areas dealing with skies. parts of north bay, napa, visibility down to half a mime. fairfield, visibility down to less than a mile. we've seen these numbers fluctuate a bit over the last couple of hours,s going as low as a quarter of a mile.

we'll keep the fog in the forecast. a dense fog advisory is in effect including vallejo, vacaville. visibility likely at times will drop below a quarter of a mile. that's thick fog. you're driving first thing tomorrow morphing, use the low beams and leave more space between your car and the car from front of you. temperatures are dropping quickly tomorrow. look at the numbers at nevada. 36. 37 in napa. 37 in san ramon. 41 in san mateo. 49 right now in the city. it will be a pretty chilly night with mainly clear skies overhead. the bigger picture and the story we're tracking, much of california is very quiet and will remain quiet over the next 24 hours. high pressure situated off the coast is just going to sit there for the next 24 hours. bring us those tranquil conditions tonight and sunshine

on the way for tomorrow. also move that storm track well to the north of us for the time being. overnight tonight is all about that patchy fog that's already developed through the delta. temperatures dropping well into the 30s right now. sanity rosa down to 34. the same far nasa. 38 in redwood city. about 44 in the city overnight tonight. we'll track a bright finish to the weekend. tomorrow it's nothing but sunshine. temperatures slightly above average for the time of year, but all in all, upper 50s to lower 60s by tomorrow afternoon. we'll fast forward the clock and time out our next chance for rain. it looks like it coincides with christmas day. future weather will get you into christmas day and especially at night. this is friday night at 9:00 p.m., there's our next storm system moving onshore. we expect rain to return to the bay area and we'll atrack some

snow next weekend. sunshine tomorrow. the final fall day of 2020. winter officially arrives here on monday. it's a quiet pattern, deon, until we get to christmas day. right now, a light storm on the light impact storm. we'll keep you updated. >> thanks. still ahead on abc7news at 11:00, two of the bay area's two music legends went head to

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san jose state is one of a handful of up beaten teams left in the country. the championship game gave the spartans a chance to add to a sports season in today their biggest program in history. this would have been in zmoej but due to covid, hosting it

somewhere else. trey walker got a block from tyler nevins, there he goes. 55 yards. 7-0 spartans. straight to the fourth. a six-point game. starkel, a perfect pass, isaiah hamilton, right there. 27-13 after the two-point conversion. boise state played and it's a seven-point game. 34-20. mountain west championship, the spartans' defense turned boise state away on fourth county. spartan up. they win 34-20. the first-ever mountain west championship and first ever conference title since 19900. >> this was the best, all parts of it. how far weave come. what we went through this year, who we were playing and the fact that it was for the mountain west championship. >> we've been through more than any team in this kchs. we've had more challenges we've

had to make it through. i think that's what gave us the edge. >> we sang "lean on me" in the locker room together. that was good for 15 plays. we know each other. >> stanford and ucla, the pac-12 regular season. late second quarter, austin jones is in, his second of the night. stanford up 20-3. down seven in the fourth. davis mills picked off by jay shaw. he's going the other way. ucla goes up 14 but the cardinal battle back. we're all tied up at 34 after that touchdown. in a double overtime we go. mills, the fade to fee oako, touchdown. he has 16 catches, 233 yards. stanforded wins in double overtime. acc championship, trevor lawrence and clemson taking on notre dame. lawrence missed that first meeting with covid. he looks good here.

67 yards to amari rogers. -7 late third. lawrence shows the wheels. he'll be the number one overall pick in the nhl draft. clemson wins big for the tigers. alabama, florida. imaginee harris was the star many this s.e.c. championship game. the bam aip running back, he's into the end zone. 1 178 rush yards. the spin move. 67 receiving yards and three touchdowns on the passing game. he had five touchdowns. 'bama wins. abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> more to come. california's craft breweries are suing governor newsom. why they say they are being treated unfairly compared to other businesses. and gunfire rang out this morning on the peninsula.

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once again, good evening. i'm dee op lim. all clear after a reported shooting at the great mall tonight. officials say every sheltering in place has been escorted out safely. they gave in information on a shooting victim and there is still no update on the spec. a quarantine order is in effect for travellers arriving to san francisco or santa clara counties. travellers will have to quarantine for ten days if they are coming from outside the bay area or santa cruz county. in almeida coup, firefighters

will be among the first to receive the covid 1 vaccine. the down received nearly 14,000 doses, 2,000 first responders were vaks dated on friday. mopping the first were police officers from almeida coup, including fremont, hayward and health care workers. tonight more than 114,000 people in the u.s. are currently hospitalized. battling covid-19. it comes as the southern geneur warn americans to stay home for the holidays. an internal hhs memo atamed by abc news confirms there were more than 18,000 deaths in the last seven days. that's a 13.8% up crease compared to the previous week. even with two covid-19 vaccines authorized, the virus continues to ravage the country. >> we've got to not walk away from the facts and the data. this is tough going for all of us. we want to get as many people as possible to easter.

>> to memorial day next year, to the fourth of july. >> if you do go visit family, experts say to get tested before you go and again four to five days after you return. abc7news hosted a virtual up to hall to answer your questions about the covid-19 vaccine yesterday. top of the list for a lot of people, how do you get the vaccine if you are not a front line health care worker or first responder? one panel member says your job title will be a deciding factor like schoolteachers, farm workers, and grocery clerks. >> we have to depend on everybody to be honest about whether they really belong in that graup but we're still working this out. there will be lots of different ways to get it when your turn is up, so to speak. >> news of the authorization of moderna's vaccine sparked this

concern, particularly from communities of color. >> this is a worldwide scientific achievement. those who are into conspiracy theories that somehow this is a vaccine designed by people to injure people of color, for example, or whatever, this is something that was done by the collaboration of scientists from all over the world. >> the panel stressed the importance of seeking your doctor's advice. they warned there is a lot of misinformation out there which can be more contagious than the virus itself. if you'd like to watch the complete hour-long town hall, it was posted at our website abc7news.com and at our streaming app. we did a full week of in depth vaccine stories which are also available on line. new developments. lawmakers have struck a late night deal on the last major obstacle for one trillion dollar economic relief package. a vote can be made as early as tomorrow. the break-through involved a

fight over federal reserve emergency powers. but a democratic aide said that the package is now being finalized and will be unveiled tomorrow. the bill would provide a temporary $300 a week unemployment benefit and a $600 stimulus check to most americans. california craft brewries are suing the governor over the state's shutdown orders. the craft brewers association filed a lawsuit on thursday alleging that public health orders unfairly target small beer makers. currently no breweries or wineries are allowed to open in the bay area but the beer makers expect the state to reverse back to the system. under that system, breweries are required to serve food in order to keep outdoor tables open but that suit claims that others in the industry like wineries do not have to follow the same regulation. on the peninsula, san mateo police aring look for a spec

involved in a deadly shooting this morning. police say a map was shot and killed. a witness told miss the victim was shot at least five times. police say the suspect then ran from the scene. >> this is a serious crime. there is a murderer out in our community right now and we are doing everything we can to bring them to justice. >> police believe the shooting was targeted and didn't involve the bank. they are currently reviewing footage from security cameras in the shopping center. the victim's identity has not been released. still ahead on abc7news at 11:00, how people across the bay area today helped families in need ahead of the holidays. >> and i'm meteorologist drew

today fallen soldiers were remembered with holiday wreaths. this was the scene for the annual wreath across america event. in total, 1.7 million wreaths were placed on the head stones of fallen soldiers. organizers had to do the ceremony socially distanced. arlington held a virtual event for people to watch. a similar seen at mare islandle in vallejo. about a thousand wreaths were placed by volunteers during the ceremony. it was outdoors with safety measures in place. warrior star stephan hansen a od his family were handing out goodies and food to more than a thousand families at the coliseum today. each got a $250 gift card. you can see the wife and kids

helping out as well. this was held drive-through style and socially distanced. in the south bay, the salvation army held a give away that drew can a long line of cars. we were at the s.a.p. center for the drive-through eemt. enough food was on hand for 500 and toys up for 2,000 children. families received a gift card to walmart. the salvation army said it hopes this provides happiness over the holidays. >> the families we're serving have been impacted by covid like a lot of us have. there have been a t lot of suffeing and setbacks with covid. today is a chance to give a little bit of a sense of hope. >> sj sharkey was among those helping out today. to volunteer or make a donation, do so through the salvation army's website. if you are able to help out local businesses and neighbors, always head to the front page of

abc7news.com to give where you live. we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. well, finally tonight, something to smile about. for north bay woman who's had a rough year, i had a chance to meet a single mom who helped make a magical moment happen for a deserving senior. ♪ >> they say you shouldn't give away the best part of the story right away but with sound like this from the silver bells carollers, we couldn't help it. >> fabulous. >> what's happening is a beautifully orchestrated surprise for a woman named mimi west who can really use some holiday cheer. >> she's had so much loss. >> lindsey went to school with mimison' es son sflip. >> his mom told me after september 11 happened he felt a need to serve his country and he

signed up for the marines. >> and was killed during the iraq war one year later. lindsey reached out to mimi and discovered life had not been kind. several years after phillip's death her son kyle, who suffered from depression died by suicide. her husband a former city councilmember died of a heart attack. this year has been particularly hard. >> i feel bad that she's alone here, not really allowed to see visitors. >> that's when she reached out to us and we reached out to sal the floral guy and his wife. >> this makes life worth living, helping others. that's what gives us joy. >> reporter: and sees candies like the silver bells wanted to pitch in. >> music is the most important part of the holiday season for bringing merriment to people. so many are alone during the holidays. to see their eyes light up is incredibly awarding.

>> let this serve as a reminder that kindness is automatic around us. >> i could tell how much she reached it. really, i mean, brought tears to my eyes. >> oh, god! >> it's ok. >> i just want to wish everybody a merry christmas. ♪ >> the kwks may not be warm but warmer, drew. >> yeah. and we're going to find at least overnight tonight those temperatures are going toe drop break dramatically from the afternoon highs. we're seeing widespread 30s so we'll find a cold start to sunday. areas of dense fog developing. visibility on live doppler seven. you can see fairfield less than a half a mile visibility. it's for that fact we have a dense fog advisory in solano county until 1 178 a.m.

tomorrow. this stretches back into the central valley as well. use the low beams if you have to drive first thing in the morning. the temperatures, again near freezing in fairfield. 34 in vallejo dropping to 44 in the city, 40 in oakland, 37 the low in san jose. about 34 in santa rosa. bright day tomorrow. nice afternoon. upper 50s to mid 60s. about 64 in santa rosa. 63 in oakland. 62 in san jose. 59, the high in the city. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny and mild for your sunday. winter officially arrives here very early in the morning on monday. so with little fanfare. pretty quiet until christmas day we'll track our next chance of rain with the next storm coming in friday evening into early saturday morning. >> thank you, drew. here's chris with a look at sports. >> coming up in sports, we had a busy sports saturday. college basketball, college

football and the nfl. the nba just days

the warriors opened the season tuesday night in brooklyn, waving brooklyn native at mild mulder stays on the roster. draymond green tweaked his foot earlier this week is doubtful for that season up p opener. he expected to be available at some point on the opening four-game road trip. james wiseman continues to impress. while kerr didn't confirm if he'd start on tuesday, that door remains open. as for draymond, it is all the long-them picture. >> i know he's disappointed to not play maybe tuesday night. he's also well aware it's a long

season, 72 games, he's going to get right. he's going to be healthy and ready to roll and when he is, there's a up the of basketball left. >> all right. college hoops, tyra van damme veer looking to add to her toemt. williams hits the three and two minutes left in the second, williams from the corner. stanford up eight. third quarter cardinal up a dozen. lately hole from downtown. stanford wins 80-60. they improve to 6--0. pac-12. cardinal down two, spencer jones, a triple. stanford has the lead. jones again for three. 76-72. final seconds, wildcats down one. stanford wins 78-75. big play there. this cardboard cutout rooting the bears on. north ridge, mchale foreman, and

the game high in. late first half ryan betley, you bet ya. big at the break. second half, defense to offense. foerpman ahead to joel brown. he lays it in. cal wins. the packers hosting the panthers. green bay currently top seed in the nfc. rogers having an mvp type year. early second quarter, 7-3. rogers he's going to pull it down and run it in. 14-3 green bay. late second quarter, rogers hands awful to aaron jones and he does the rest. they are 11-3 this year. how about josh allen looking to lead the bills to an afc east title in devan. we saw the central valley kid what he did to the niners a few weeks ago. look at him here. 14-0 bills. he's accounted for four touchdowns. the bills defense make him play drew lock hit hard, fumbles and

jerry hughes picks it up and talk about weaving in and out of traffic to get a touchdown, this is impressive. 48-19 bills. they capture their first division title since 1995. all right. college football. number four ohio state. 14 northwestern. late third. have yourself a day. nine-yard touchdown run. 13-10 ohio state. 16-10, certificateman ran for 331 yards. breaks the single game ohio state wins 22-10. you see this one? tiger woods and his 11-year-old son charley playing in the pnc championship. charlie scored his first eagle. this an amazing approach. remember, he's 11. team woods in a six-way tie.tie. not picketed matt kuchar and his son lead the way. how cool is that video tiger and his son.

>> can't wait to see what happens to that young man in a few years. with that, that's all we have for tonight. i'm deon lim. we continue bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you tonight with a beautiful picture of the bay bridge. temperatures will be a little warmer than usual for this upcoming holiday week.

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