>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> bullets go flying on the street in wendy. a toddler, caught in the crossfire. it a mother, morning death of her child. a high school football coach is under investigation good morning. it is sunday, november 7. i'm liz kreutz. let's start with a look at the weather with lee sergeant lisa argen.

lisa: clear for you. 42 in mountain view. 40 in novato with 41 in lafayette. we are looking at temperatures anywhere from five to 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. remember that sunset at five 5:04. liz: thank you. developing news out of contra costa county -- oakland police are investigating a shooting that left two dead and others injured. police responded lt night

10:15. it is unclear if any of the victims are related. we have been sending out push alerts since this story broke. you can stay up-to-date by downloading bay areaapp bay a toddler was shot and police believe was a straight all and not far from the oakland police department. the boy killed was just months old. the boy's mother was behind the wheel. >> a mother is mourning the loss

of her 23 month old son. a 911 caller a gun fight on the interstate in oakland. one of the bullets entered this white lexus. inside, a family with three children, including a 23 month old baby and his mother's only child. this is an audio recording of officers arriving on the scene. according to his family, jasper was sleeping in his car seat when he was struck in the head by a bullet. his aunt, who was sitting next to him said he was struggling to open his eyes. highway detectives revealed this family was in the crossfire, saying evidence collected on the northbound side of the freeway may indicate that victims were

not targeted. officers are requesting assistance from public. meanwhile, left the hospital carrying a plastic bag with small shoes inside while his mother was consoled by other members of the family. liz: it is heartbreaking. meantime, a a underway after a football coach appeared to attack the mascot of terra linda high school. the terra linda trojan mascot ran with his team's flag to the opposing team's side of the field. the mascot then began to taunt the other side.

the coach began to aggressively show then hit the mascot before he was stopped. the terra linda cheerleading team sent a statement to the news -- " our cheer program is deeply shocked. our program has worked to foster a safe place for not just cheerleaders to thrive, but all athletes. we do not condone excessive exit -- execution of force." san rafael says they are aware of incident. a federal appeals court temporarily blocked a biden administration covid vaccination role. some private businesses are challenging it.

the role requires negative test be provided weekly. great statutory -- government has been ordered to respond to the work by monday evening. abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area. this weekend thousands of kids e llg t sleevesdaccine. that -- clinics are being held for children. cornell barnard has the story from the northbay. >> nine-year-old aided just got his first covid-19 vaccine shot. he said it didn't hurt a bit. >> it was nice to know i am almost safe from covid. >> the whole family, one step

closer to being safe from covid. >> organizer say this miller creek in middle school is giving about 1000 shots to kid ages five to 11 this weekend like sierra gaspar. >> i didn't even feel anything. >> i am a nurse as well, so i have been dealing on the front lines. >> nurses wore to make kids feel safe. there were lots of brave faces and teddy baiters -- bears offering their support. >> that is going to be a game changer for us. the virus is going to have a

harder and harder time finding susceptible people. >> the clinic was also happening at a low income outreach. >> do you want to be here today? >> yes, because i do not want to spread sickness around the world. >> most most most most m appointments booked up fast. county officials say nation of kit sized doses of the riser vaccine will arrive -- kid- sized doses of the pfizer vaccine will arrive next week. liz: san mateo's this week. it was designated for children ages five to 11. 300 doses were distributed

yesterday. they kid friendly games include stevie -- center includes and candy. >> they gave us juice and we got to watch a movie. >> should other kids do it? >> yes. it safe and fun, at the end at least. >> they are advising parents not to come by unless they have set up an appointment first. a vaccination clinic was held in the excelsior neighborhood. there was a large turnout as parents rushed to get there kids vaccinated -- their kids

vaccinated. >> if we get sick and will not refund because then everybody in our house, if we have siblings, they will not be able to go to school, and they will not be able to be in school, and we might expose our parents to it, even if they are vaccinated. liz: one thing that is different in san francisco -- the city will require kids to present proof of oxidation to get -- vaccination to go into if you are planningingingingingg train to the 49ers game today, you might experience longer wait times when going home.

half of the railcars are out of commission for preventative maintenance. getting replacement parts for trains has been a challenge because of the global supply chain slow down. about 30 cars will be working for today's game. fans should expect to wait double the amount of time that they are used to. lisa: it is certainly chilly out. temperatures in the low 50's right now downtown. we will be running below-average before a level two rainmaker heads our way. details coming up. liz: the victims of that deadly crowd surge at a concert in student. the message this morning from travis scott. plus fallout for aaron rodgers.

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tragic accident at a music festival in houston. two teenagers are among the dead at astroworld. >> i am honestly just devastated. i could never imagine anything like this. >> travis scott is reacting after a deadly stampede at the astroworld music festival in houston. >> scott was performing when the crowd suddenly started moving toward the stage, crushing people. >> we need somebody to help here.

>> eight people died, including a ninth grade student. >> we are talking about people who were 14, 16, 23, 27. >> another 300 were hurt. witnesses described a chaotic scene. >> it almost felt as if you are under an elevator and there was nothing you could do about it. >> live nation, the organizer of the event, offered condolences to the families of those who died. it is still not clear what caused the stampede. >> we are committed to working with the police and all those involved to make sure there is a complete investigation into the cause of this tragedy.

liz: a fourth covid vaccine become available in the united states. if appro million doses ready to ship. novavax is protein-based. clinical trials have shown it to have an efficacy rate above 90%. passengers -- international travelers will be allowed into the united states. for those who are not fully vaccinated, they must take a covid test no more than one day be or their flight -- before their flight. . new drama surrounding aaron rodgers -- prevea health has

canceled its sponsorship with rodgers. last week rodgers tested positive for covid. it came out at that time that he was not vaccinated after he told members of the media that he was " immunized." lisa: today we have bright skies and we will enjoy some sunshine for tomorrow -- before tomorrow's rainmaker. as we at live doppler 7, it is quiet. here is a look at what we can expect from that week system that -- weak system.

this is what we would call a moderate atmospheric river. we will be looking at conditions to improve as we get through the day today in terms of sunshine but it will take a day or two for conditions to get back to some drier skies by next week . it is 43 in -- here is a look outside where you will notice it is nice and clear. we will have a sunny afternoon, looking at rainy and windy conditions arriving monday night. we will look at showers increasing in intensity and coverage in the overnight hours on day. north bay could see over two inches of rain.

a lot of sunshine out there, high clouds overnight and a sunny start on monday. by 5:00 in the afternoon have your brain into santa rosa, the north bay and by 9:00 at night whole bay area has experienced the rain. in the overnight hours, you will notice rain. by 6:00 on tuesday we still have some showers. we will clear out by the afternoon. current estimates put the north up over two inches. looking at about two inches plus richmond, uninjured and three quarters, oakland. as we get down into the sub day, notice that effect coming -- three quarters of an inch redwood city on the peninsula.

certainly looking at a better system air, so we will welcome the rain. if it comes down heavy with the wind -- 11:00 monday nig nig nin here come the wind it is going to be a bright day at their. that really sunset after 5:00 tonight our level two system, the monday evening commute, bad but the tuesday morning commute will be

worse and as we get intimate week, we will look for milder conditions with dry skies and a lot of sunshine. definitely looking forward to it but we will watch it for you of course. >> what started as an idea to change the world has result in the construction of educational facilities in underdeveloped countries. education is part of abc 7 commitment to building a better bay area and a better world. >> today there are 174 classrooms and projects in kenya and south africa have built as a result of some los altos teenagers who wanted to help people in underdeveloped countries.

>> we build a classroom in kenya. >> that was 14 years ago. robert freeman is still at it. this is the latest project in nicaragua. the global uplift project is now tapping in to -- >> it fits perfectly into our project of helping the children of the world. the framework is up, including the roof. it is going very quickly. >> this bay area-based project is completing schools at a clip of one per week. local communities must cover 20% to 25% of the cost. >> we evaluate these country to country. >> these children are now going to be proud to go to school

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liz: a woman's volleyball team from southern california are rightful after a devastating -- grateful after a devastating smash and grab. >> this is not the

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team training notebook that had the girls' phone numbers in >> the team arrived to and claimed their belongings. mark hopes that by sharing his story, it will inspire others to lend a hand. >> i am doing at to encourage other neighbors to do it. when you see a pile of stolen luggage, do not walk by. >> even though they lost their game, their coach said they won another life lesson. >> they were positive and they kept fighting. >> there are good people in this world. never forget that. liz: and a b a b a b a b

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liz:dks foroining us o7 we will start this half-hour with another look at the weather . lisa: it is really chilly out there. we are looking at a pretty cold start out there. numbers are cooler than they were yesterday. 40 in santa rosa, gatos. sunrise is at 6: as we get towards 9:00, it is clear sunny skies take us through the day. highs are only going to be in

the mid 60's. clouds will increase late in the day. we will be looking at a quiet start to your work week. we will talk timing and weight amounts. -- and rain amo liz: a young man is dead after a robbery gone wrong. on thursday he went to meet someone from the site he agreed to pay $7,000 for a aa w. neighborhood and met with the person who called 911.

officers arrested 24-year-old es trange of san pablo. eing held without bail. pharmacists plan to walk out for a week starting november 15. kaiser expects the strike to effect all of its outpatient facilities in california. kaiser says its hospitals and emergency rooms will remain open. governor newsom is praising the passage of president biden's infrastructure package. california expects to receive tens of billions of dollars from the bill. $4.2 billion will be spent on repairing bridges.

at least $100 million would be spent to expand broadband internet across the state. $84 million will be dedicated to protect against wildfires. thanks to hard work by wildlife biologists and a local environmental group, the groundwork has been laid for the return of a possibly extinct species. >> what you are hearing is a sound that has been silenced in san francisco ever since the city's once thriving quail population went extinct. the time could be right to bring it back. >> what we have been able to do is build back the habitat needed for quail to survive again.

>> john thain young has been working to restore habitats -- jonathan young has been working to restore habitats like this one. this effort is getting help from another species -- coyotes. >in other words -- egg other predators like hawks have put the habitat back in a better balance. the estuary institute confirms the progress. they track data in areas where birds like quail thrive. >> the potential to bring them

back to other parts of san francisco is exciting and a potential example of a species being reintroduced into a large urban >> area. >>while there is still a lot of study -- into a large urban area. >> the return of quail would be a treat to visitors. their sound is really nice to hear when you are out on a hike. in a special way, it sounds more like " chicago!" >> it would be an environmental success story. liz: the point blue team has also been working with other local -- with the presidio on other local bird counts.

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from the time the hatch is closed to the time they touched down on earth. holiday bonuses are being offered to flight attendants to prevent meltdowns during the holiday season. those with no absences will receive an even higher premium. this comes after they furloughed the flight attendant's. if you hope to get an elf on the shelf this holiday season, you better start shopping or it right now. the company behind the popular doll blames supply chain issues. only about 70% of their inventory has made it to stores so far.

a bay area company is producing meat in a way you may not have seen beef more. ryan curry toward a lab where -- toured a lab they say is the future. >> same product people have loved their entire lives a different way. >> they let us inside for a look at their new lab. they take cells from animals and -- an

and feed them what they would be fed. >> he says he what upside foods is doing well work long-term. >> can you grow them at scale in such numbers that you could make it competitive with beef? our answer to that based on well-known principles of biotechnology, it does not look good. >> upside foods says they are confident they can scale. liz: lisa, that will be interesting. i have not even tried some of the beyond burgers yet lisa:.

-- beyond burgers yet. lisa: they are good. temperatures are dropping through the 40's. that son coming out that -- sun coming up at 6:41. liz:

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the grand slam for years in a row. the warriors now have the best record in the nba eight games into the season. now they take onnow they tak tip-off is at 5:30. kickoff is at have most of their players back when they face ufc. here is abc 7's chris alvarez. chris: the cal footbs: the cal b traveled to arizona, but not everyone made it. the biggest loss was the quarterback. the pass was deflected.

evan with the pit. the defense held tough. this was the only time they made it into arizona territory. later on the drive, nick lopez is good. arizona's michael wiley,iley,il, chance for cow, glover scrambling and this pass ends up being incomplete. arizona ends a winning streak. it is the first wildcat victory. >> this is a city of and the campus. i will be looking forward to sharing more at a later time. i do not think this moment is

the time to discuss that. chris: san jose state is trying to become bowl eligible. late third, down spartans within 3. 24-17,24-17,24-17,24-17,24-17,2, they are tied at 24. nevada kicker brendan tarleton missed three field goals but makes this one for the wind. nevada wins. the spartans have now lost 10 straight to nevada. the sharks have been dealing with a depleted roster. hosting new jersey, the sharks get on the board in the second

period. jonathan doll and blasted it home for his fifth of the year. a scoreless over time so it goes to a shootout. damien that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the forecast, lisa. lisa: this is a decent storm. it will not be anything like what we saw that the first weeks of november. that week system yesterdayayayay brought a couple hundredths into sonoma county. this is what is on the way. it is developing offshore and it will bring us some welcome rain.

51, san francisco. and clear this afternoon, rainy and windy. it is a level two system and we are looking at heavy rain and gusty winds intensifying. as we look at the next next hours, it is clear out there. rain on the way by the afternoon in the north bay. it will be the evening commute that is impacted. here comes the heavier rain. rough. i the north bayes withatim s we coul ponding on the roadways.

l b on the soggside. raere from inch in san francisco to over an inch in hayward. two to three inch totals the north bay. that is where we will be focusing the heaviest amounts. they will back off into early tuesday as the rain winds down. despite the sunshine, still a few degrees above average with 64 in san jose. it will be getting dark right after 5:00 today. a level two system on monday, the evening commute impacted and then the wind into the overnight hours on tuesday. it will be sloppy in the morning. the rain will be ending, looking

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>> it looks like the car two vehicles shooting. >> bullets go flying on the rstd caught in the crossfire a mother now mourning the death of her child. fight on the field a high school football coach is under investigation for a mascot may lay. we'll have a lot to get to this morning. good morning. sunday november 7th. live on abc 7. wherever you stream. before we get to those big stories let's start with a quick look at the weather. rain on e>> y we have a dry and