after a body was found in the front passenger seat of this burgundy colored suv on an access road into the caltrans parking lot. the front windows were blown out by what could have been bullets the driver survived chp will only say they are conducting an investigation. so it's unclear who shot at the suv and whether it was targeted or random chp could be seen talking to witnesses a massive backup and suit clogging westbound traffic heading to san francisco from the macarthur maze by 11:45 the alameda county sheriff's department coroner's van arrived at the scene and the bay bridge was reopened by noon. just a few weeks ago 23 month old jason wu was shot in the forehead as he traveled on southbound 880 in a car. his mother was driving police. leave the family was caught in gang crossfire there have been dozens upon dozens of shootings

on freeways in alameda county in the last year and it has some drivers worried. i think there's just a lot of angst out there right now. i mean it's been ongoing and pent up since the pandemic started. it creates a lot of anger. i mean, i don't even like driving on the road. honestly. it's like every day that you go out there. you're pretty much putting yourself at risk. it's dangerous out here, you know, you never know. someone's gonna drive up next to you and do whatever you accidentally cut someone off you're in fear of your life. some people wonder if the time of year is playing a role in the violence, and it's the holiday season too. so, you know, people are people are more anxious people are starving and hungry, you know, so you've got to just be careful and not become a victim of of circumstance, you know, chp is still investigating this morning's incident in oakland. i'm leslie abc 7 news two people were shot and killed overnight in a high-rise residential building in the heart of downtown oakland. it happened at this residential tower at 17th and broadway just after midnight the victims were

described as a man and a woman but their identities have not been released. this latest shooting underlines. just how rampant violent crime is in oakland right now oakland city councilmember lauren taylor held a news conference today to lay out his plan to address the violence abc 7 news reporter. amy amy hollyfield will look at the efforts to help. build a better bay area people are dying little kids are dying bullets are flying every day in our neighborhoods. we must do something calling 911 is like calling i'm telling you. santa claus set up faith leaders like bishop bob jackson and community members like naacp leaders cynthia adams through their support behind oakland city councilmember, lauren taylor's planned today to address gun violence in oakland a city that has had 120 homicides this year. it is time for those of us in positions of power and leadership. to roll up our sleeves and get to work. i believe that we should be

laser focused on specific goals that we know will change the conditions on the streets. he laid. out a plan today that calls for doubling the solve rate for violent crimes double the capacity of deterrence programs reduced by half the number of unanswered 911 calls reduced disparities in public safety response and increase access to mental health resources after his presentation on these points we asked him about his stance on the controversial plan of defunding the police department. we need to bring all resources together to address this crisis. so yes more funding for police oakland city council has scaled back the funding of the police department and disbanded some of the departments divisions. this group says it's time to quit debating tactics and to come together seems like we all need to get on the same page when it comes down to gun violence because people and so he's laid out a thorough plan.

we asked him. what's next. how's he planned to execute this? he says this involves many different agencies from the chp to the city council he plans to follow up with all of those agencies and reach out to community leaders to ask for help to address this problem and to execute this plan amy hollyfield abc 7 news. the bay area is about to receive more than six million dollars from the federal government to put more police officers on local streets. the money is part of a hundred and forty million dollars in grant funding from the justice department that will allow law enforcement agencies nationwide to hire new officers and advanced community policing efforts community oriented policing is really critical to reducing violence in building trust. that means what it really means is people law enforcement officers walking the beat becoming a regular fixture in the community. so the members of the communities they get to know the people serving and and their community deputy attorney

general lisa monaco says the money headed this way will be enough to hire about 50 new officers bay area wide in all funding is headed to 183 law enforcement agencies nationwide enough to put more than a thousand additional officers on the streets new information today about the death of a bart passenger killed on the platform at the powell street station in san francisco in september according to a preliminary report from the ntsb passenger. amy adams stepped off the train, but dog did not and the leash was connected to her backpack not her person as previous reports had indicated the doors then closed the train started moving dragging adams along the platform the dog inside the car was uninjured. tens of thousands of kaiser workers are striking today in sympathy with striking engineers sky 7 was over kaiser medical center in san jose and oakland this morning stroke and heart patients will be diverted to other medical facilities that have been alerted before this sympathy walk-out engineers from local 39 have been picketing for

more than two months now for better compensation kaiser says there hasn't been any movement after many hours of bargaining this week kaiser also said we question why leaders of other unions are asking their members to walk out on patients on november 18th and 19th in sympathy for local 39. this will not bring us closer to an agreement and most important it is unfair to our members and patients our attorney now to our weather take a look at the live images across the bay area right now. we're expecting to see a bit of rain overnight check in with spencer christian how much and what time will it hit best? are those are the key questions that i realize take a look at the storm impact scale. the approaching storm is a storm of light in. ranking only one on the abc 7 storm impact seal so later tonight. we'll probably see some very light maybe isolated showers mainly in the north bay and tomorrow morning more widely scattered showers under a tenth of an inch of rain likely for most areas and it'll be breezy at times. so here's the forecast animation and the timelines starting at 6 o'clock this evening notice

between 6 pm and midnight. we'll see the arrival of an area of showers in the northernmost part of our viewing area. so basically north of cloverdale up around ukiah is where we expect. first showers to fall just before midnight then between midnight and 5 am just before the morning commute really gets underway. we'll see more widespread showers, but still mainly a north bay event at that time of the day later in the morning. we'll may see a few of those spotty showers hit other parts of the bay area the peninsula the east bay the south bay but by tomorrow evening early 6 pm, it should be all over we are not expecting more than about a tenth of an inch. in fact just a few hundreds of an inch of rain for most areas a little bit of wetter in the north bay. i'll give you a more detailed. look at this. and accuweather 7-day forecast a little bit later larry. all right spencer. see you in a few minutes. we certainly need every drop as this illustrates. despite the recent rain. we're still in the depths of a really bad drought you look at today's map of california's drought conditions compared to three months ago things have improved, but barely really most of the states still in what they

call exceptional or extreme drought millions, south bay residents are about to be hit with the toughest water restrictions of any major urban area in the state of california late. today the state puc gave final approval for the san jose water company to implement the strict new rules requiring customers to cut their usage by 15% of their 2019 levels. and anybody who fails to hit that mark will face a steep surcharge the actual start date for the rules has yet to be announced. san francisco superior courts delta blowed today to the school board's attempt to permanently change lowell high school's admissions to a lottery based system last february the board voted to drop the school's merit-based policy and a minute the current freshman class by lottery today. a judge said the school district violated the brown act which requires the district to conduct open and public meetings for making decisions today on getting answers. we spoke with district for supervisor gordon marr who's also a low parent. criticized the board's mistake,

but emphasize its important to revamp the emissions process while creating a more inclusive environment. lowell's special academic-based admissions criteria should be evaluated and modifications considered but this really needs to be part of a broader inclusive process towards the goals of increasing racial and socioeconomic diversity at lowell. while lottery admission is on hold for now. the district has the opportunity to pass it again while adhering to the open meetings process my colleague abc 7 news reporter liam. melendez has more for us at five and six pm. i'm coming up border crisis digging into the root of the problem with roots of peace getting a boost you can find a place to get a shot. you might not be so easy to actually book that appointment and calls for donations covid really changed the way holiday drives were managed the groups hoping for a little bit more help t

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will lose some or all of their ability to smell permanently. advisor has secured a five billion dollar deal with the us government for 10 million treatment courses of its experimental covid-19. antiviral pills pfizer asked the fda on tuesday to authorize emergency use authorization of its pill which has been shown to significantly cut the rate of hospitalizations and deaths among people with coronavirus infections covid-19 booster shots in very high demand all across the bay area. now the california's officially opened vaccine appointments to all adults with no restrictions, but finding an appointment, especially before the holidays is not going to be easy abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard joining us live now in san rafael with the details high cornell. hey larry. yeah finding a booster shot appointment. just got a lot more challenging pharmacies and pop-up clinics are seeing a huge demand before the holidays. what we say in my little family is major goal accomplished. that's how i feel today.

sarah mckenna was feeling lucky after scoring an appointment for a covid-19 booster shot at this pop-up vaccine clinic at northgate mall in san rafael others not so lucky for this location. we don't have any appointments. okay, so make sure you medical staff say demand for boosters is through the roof. the demand has has really increased over the last couple of days since the eligibility criteria has opened up that means long lines after, california. line vaccination appointment system my turn lifted restrictions for the shot now any fully vaccinated adult can get one wendy sissel found a shot here after a long search, costco. rite aid cvs safeway, and then i think i gave up after that. we looked for booster appointments through pharmacies like cvs, but couldn't find a single one. nearby rite aid told us we didn't qualify for the vaccine based on current regulations apparently new rules.

not been updated. my turn gave us an appointment, but not until december 18th for near sanchez from san francisco contacted abc 7 news looking for a shot for his wife. my frustration was that there was only one site that i showed up that showed up when i entered 9411 0 i'll order is already northland. so he later found an appointment in san mateo for next week the message to those still seeking a shot be patient people have a sense of urgency because holidays are coming. there will be more appointments opening up over the next several weeks. yeah county health off national pharmacy chains are still following cdc guidelines, but will update appointment information for its california location soon bottom line if you need an appointment the plus best place to go is my turn.ca.gov new appointments are opening up daily, and the best advice is just keep trying. we're live in san rafael cornell

barnard abc 7 news persistence ri cornell. thank you. it's not just booster. are hard to find in some places at home? covid tests are sold out like the store in san rafael. the tests are a hot commodity they could be the answer to safer holiday gatherings according to doctors. we spoke with abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains how antigen tests can protect your most vulnerable family members. in one week imagine this families back together again enjoying a thanksgiving meal. you'll ask uncle mark to pass the turkey and then you'll ask aunt julie to pass the covid test when we go into the holidays gathering together. it'd be great to be able to ensure that we do negative testing before we're around vulnerable people doctors say the unvaccinated immunocompromise in the elderly are the most vulnerable this holiday season, but at home antigen testing can provide fast and efficient way to protect these guests. these tests are basically looking to see if you have some presence of the virus in your

nose and that isn't necessarily going to say that hey you're gonna develop symptomatic covid-19. you're gonna become seriously ill or you're gonna infect everyone in the room that is but that is telling you that there is some virus in your nose and hey, it's a possibility abc 7 special correspondent dr. alok patel says, it's a great plan to have a testing strategy conversation, but the problem is finding these tests at your local. we just don't have the availability. we put it to the test and drove around the south bay to see how easy they are to find at both walgreens and cvs. they are kept behind the register with set amounts customers can buy employees told us they were available at the time we arrived but people are buying them fast oraci himself. what is the safest way for me to gather around the thanksgiving table the holiday table with my family and make sure that no one is going to get infected. i think that is what's driving the kind of the demand right now for these antigen tests the california department of public health reports numbers a covid cases and hospitalizations are not increasing and with the use

of proper testing dr. monica. gandhi says we could keep numbers low and avoid a holiday surge. we not only had a lot of unfortunately natural infections through last year's winter surge, but we have a relatively high vaccination rate. so i'm really keeping my fingers crossed that there's not really going to be what we saw last year because of our high levels of immunity something to keep an eye on dustin dorsey abc 7 news hope we can keep everybody healthy through the holidays as we turn to the weather and spencer christian. and you said did you say it's going to be a little bit more than a drizzle a little bit more than a drizzle. we're calling it light showers or some cases just isolated showers, but it's wet weather. nonetheless. here's a look at what's coming our way first of all the cool down ahead of the storm a storm in lowercase letters. i was much cooler in most locations right now around the bay area this time yesterday generally about five to eight degrees cooler and we have lots of clouds as you can see which help account for the cooldown looking across the embarcadero from the rooftop camera. these are our fork. they are our current temperature

readings 57 here in san francisco. 58 across the bay in oakland. we've got 60 and both mountain view and san jose morgan hill 62 and 54 at half moon bay, and it's getting cloudier at the golden gate. looking north where that's the direction from which the storm will come 57 degrees right now at santa rosa, novato and concord napa 5856 at fairfield livermore 59 degrees and a nice colorful western sky developing there as look out over the bay from the east bay hills camera, and these are our forecast features. we'll see some spotty showers developing in the north bay late tonight and continuing overnight with showers will move a bit southward and eastward tomorrow morning, and we can expect a dry and milder weather pattern over the weekend the approaching storm ranks one on the abc 7 storm impact scale a storm of light intensity. once again, we can expect scattered showers at the most. it'll be breezy at times and most areas will receive less than one tenth of an inch of rain from this system. here's a forecast anim running at 6 pm at which point it'll be even cloudier than it is now late tonight just before midnight are right around midnight. we'll see an area of light rain

or showers moving into the cloverdale ukiah area the northern most part of our viewing area between midnight and about 5 am, which is time morning commute generally kicks off we can expect more widely scattered showers, but still mainly in northway event at that time later in the morning hours. we may see a few of those isolated showers hit other parts of the bay area the east bay the peninsula the south bay i'm not expecting much rain at all from this system. certainly not outside the north bay so our projection for rainfall totals just a few hundreds of an inch for most locations south and east of the golden gate up in the north bay. perhaps just over a tenth of an inch of santa rosa maybe over three tenths at ukiah and we go to overnight low temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s and then tomorrow we can expect highs ranging from about 60 at the coast to mainly low 60s right around the bay shoreline and generally only low or low to mid 60 island now with all these clouds let's talk about our chances of seeing the partial lunar eclipse tonight is nearly nearly a full eclipse

actually because even though we call it partial 97% coverage of the moon will occur at its peak which will be right around 103 am. and then the partial eclipse ends at 2:47. am this is going to last several hours the entire event. so there is time to get out there and get a look at what's going on if you like at peak moon will be 97% covered by the earth's shadow longest eclipse in 600 years in terms of the amount of time and next total eclipse will be may of 2022. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. we get a clearing over the weekend and a mainly sunny and dry pattern right on through virtually all of next week. no. site, it'll be mild over the weekend with minor cooling beginning in the middle of next week larry. all right. thank you spencer from trees to turkeys to sign that the holidays are here and what you might not know about the annual turkey. turkey. pardon at the white house. i'm 7 on your side to michael finney holiday shopping eight. just how bad do people dislike

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system disruption. it called it on september 15th by october. found hackers had access to systems and exposed the names and social security numbers of current and former employees. cvs health plans to close some 900 stores over the next three years the move comes as the retail giant adjusts to changing customer needs reducing stored density in some areas in chain has also planning to remodel some of its remaining stores to include more health services like primary care and new versions of its health hub layout depending closures represent nearly a tenth of the chains, roughly. thousand retail locations the holiday shopping season is upon us that many of us are actually dreading shopping according to the td bank 2021. mary money survey a survey. that's miss named half of american fake shopping is a

painful experience in about a third of them say it's about as fun as a root canal. it might be because most people say they spend too much 69 percent saying they overspend during the days on 41% say that has led to a negative financial impact. it happens. you said mary money. i thought you said merry money giving us advice for the holidays mary mary. yeah. thank you, michael. oh, larry, you hear what you want to hear? yeah, san francisco. holly holiday tradition is about to light up union square. we're talking about the big macy's tree tonight's tree lighting ceremony. be private to keep crowds to a minimum. this is video of last year's tree lighting. macy says, it's reusable 83 foot tree will be decorated with more than 33,000 twinkling led lights and more than a thousand ornaments. it'll be on display for all to see and admire officially tomorrow night through january

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better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. the heads of state from north america's three largest countries are meeting right now and it's happening for the first time. in five years president biden canadian prime minister trudeau

and mexican president obrador just wrapped up a joint session in the east room of the white house before that mr. biden met individually with each leader in the oval office first trudeau addressing numerous issues, including climate change the meeting with obrador followed. together we're taking on. problems mutual problems that affect our people getting into pandemic under control driving an inclusive i'm a recovery. and addressing migration obrador and trudeau expressed their pleasure to be back in washington and working with mr. biden the leaders of the three nations. they did not meet during the trump presidency. creation from central america was one of the topics discussed at today's summit between president biden and his counterparts in mexico and canada now recently a bay area humanitarian group went to guatemala to find out why so many people make the dangerous journey and how to solve the crisis abc 7 news reporter liam melendez has or you'll see only on abc 7.

these are of guatemala. it's a place with green lush mountains and fertile soil. it's area deep in traditions where mayan culture has flourished for centuries. it's also the place with the highest migration rates from guatemala to the united states. vehicles from guatemala to the us is so why do so many people risk it this past summer a team from roots of peace a humanitarian organization based in san rafael went to guatemala looking for answers. we traveled to the western highlands and really did the assessments of there to find out that 45% of the out-migration comes from this area the root cause of the migration to to the us us borders is is that there are new for young people they

make very little pay. one of the areas they visited was todo santos couture matan. roots of peace founder heidi kuhn met with the farmers to look for ways to increase their earnings. we find a way to bring your product market sell it and come back and grow more. it's a model roots of peace has used in other countries. the organization was founded in 1997 by cune and her husband gary. they raised money here in northern california's wine country so that they could help remove land mines and transform fields into vineyards around the world. after we remove the mines roots of peace realize that that was only half the problem we needed to train the farmers how to grow the high-value crops and the grapes and it was really a way to heal the wounds of war heal the earth and became really a business model for peace. approach they are trying in guatemala.

heidi kuhn's son tucker moved to guatemala three years ago. he created an action plan to reduce poverty in the region with the ultimate goal to diminish migration out of the country. this is the wind speed model. we've used it in afghanistan and vietnam. we've proven to transform their incomes from going from low valley crops to high valley crops connecting them into the supply chains that get their crops in high-pain markets and making the traders incentivized to pay. license to get the better. ity, these are systems. we develop and it's showing impact routes of pieces seeking 50 million dollars in funding from usaid to implement its program in the region the five-year plan would benefit 100,000 farmers and workers. the people who are leaving, they're not the people who have the steady jobs, you know the majority of them are then young men, who are stuck with no opportunities forced to go north

will create jobs for the farmers and will create jobs within their communities as we develop these supply chains. when they have hope in the future you see the whole community being lifted up and the young people see that and i don't think they would have the propensity to leave. they're wonderful communities looking for jobs and being refugees and another country. family ties in the highlands are very very strong. nobody wants to live they only do it because there is no economic op. is over here the only one simple thing they want a small plot where they can build a beautiful house for the family. the only one farmland where they can cultivate their coffee or their cone with some basic investment. we can provide those things here. you can get it done leanne melendez abc 7 news a new one-on-one exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris. she joined chief good morning america. anchor george stephanopoulos

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yep. remember that forever. yeah. have you guys tried to get a shot like, you know to go online? it's it's challenging. it's it, you know, probably a couple weeks out in most places. yeah, i kind of goes back to when we were first all trying to get the shots and you were trying to get on you know websites. how far away am i willing to drive to get it and what time and you know, it's when i assume after a little while, it'll yeah. be easier just like that larry. that's what they say. i mean this the initial wave and with thanksgiving and christmas coming up. everybody would like to get it at least everybody around here. i didn't have any problems, but i booked maybe two three weeks ago and it's coming up in a week, you know, all right now to a real estate deal from the richest animal in the world gunter the sixth is selling his miami mansion for 32 million dollars, and yes going to really owns the nine bedroom home that was once owned by donna the original gunter inherited his fortune from a wealthy german

countess in 1992 and passed the fortune on to his pups. since then a group of handlers has helped all the gunters live a jet setting lifestyle. it's good to indicated why he was wondering like how does he know does he really want to sell? why would he leave that? i don't know downsize, you know be closer to his honey what i mean. it's kind of a cool story. i mean kind of hard to move from there to the dog house. i'll tell you but i'm bomb. yeah, actually, no, it's but it is it's i'm really curious as to what he's moving too. yeah, a good question. there you go, right. and right what investments does going to recommend is clearly he's doing better than most of us. should i put my money good since the beginning of the pandemic we've doubled down on cleaning and hygiene and well check out how football stadiums have fared pix-wise is a website for sports

betting picks. they analyzed health inspections from 2016 to october 2021 at 25 of 32 nfl stadiums raymond james stadium in tampa bay. to have the most violations than 1700, florida levi stadium right before in total violet. well, levi is his fourth. that's not good one example of a critical violation there was hand-washing sinks being blocked the stadium with the least amount of violations was nrg stadium in houston. i'm surprised that levi's levi's always seems pretty clean to me. so i don't know if this is i don't know surprising anybody any other thoughts. any given day i bet levi's could have come out on top if they had another time another chance. entirely possible. it's always seemed pretty clean. you know when you go in a stadium, especially if it's an older stadium. yeah, i mean, you know candlestick trail, but you know, obviously they weren't involved

in the survey. that's all gone. now. i will say i think the fans aren't that picky. it's like you're watching you're eating whatever. it's true. yeah, we'll worry about the journey. there's a lot of hand sanitizer floating around there, too. everybody's got some of that i just sanitized because we're about to touch some food some great food because it's an iconic one the egg mcmuffin sandwich is 50 years old today is created by mcdonald's franchisee in santa barbara in 1971. he wanted a portable version of an eggs benedict by 1975 the breakfast sandwich was on the menu at mcdonald's restaurants across the country. so to celebrate 50 years mcdonald's offered its signature egg mcmuffin this morning for its original price of three cents. wow. yep. joining us now is marianne liu a member of the yin family, which operates 28 mcdonald's from sacramento to san francisco mary. thanks for joining us what you got there. hey, kristen. hi everybody. hi. we're so honored to be with your

help everyone your studios enjoying the wonderful egg mcmuffins and the very english to choose from art. i'm going to i'm going to store peter. oh delivered those from the san store, he's one of our family members and we are so honored to be part of this community. we have some wonderful products to show you. congratulations to the egg mcmuffin the fifth year anniversary. this is also the 20th year anniversary of our restaurant here at cave street sacramento. oh, and i wanted to share that our family. of immigrants really that came here from china. my parents are cc or medina again one of their very near and dear. nonprofits is api public affairs of papa, which i am a national president of papa and also a mcdonald's owner operators. my husband harris. congratulations to you guys mary. i don't want to interrupt but our time is limited and i know you know, you guys have been greater our products. yes, right because so this is one of our egg mcmuffins our

student from apata is holding that and she's one of our great customers that's a classic but i have in my hand here is the hash brown one. and also there's a chicken sammy which has a hot cake syrup and well as the hash brown and jam jelly. jam. oh my god. okay as well. so let us know which one you've enjoyed in the back. you can see there's our famous mcrib. oh, yeah what we like to do right now is scan over. share with you our manager here cindy. she's been with us 20 years. we're celebrating our 20th year anniversary and our 15th year anniversary for the egg mcmuffin. she's gonna demonstrate to you how he cracks and egg. oh from scratch. we've always wanted to go behind the scenes so we can see how it's done. but while she does that mary tell us why you think the sandwich is so iconic right other restaurants have tried to recreate iconic because it has been our most popular sandwich for decades and even the pop culture has picked that up.

to make different variations. it's just been so exciting to see. and even we have been doing the 63 cents, which is the throwback price from 20 years and 50 years ago was also very excited. a lot of people come in. he's awesome did a lot of people come in for that. yes, a lot of people came in and they're going through our lobbies and our drive-throughs. it's an exciting promotion, and we're really focusing on those healthier options and the egg mcpherson is one of them. it's just a little over 300 calories. so this is our legacy to be able to give back and to support our community with everything that we do i think important that my husband and i we're very much wanting to continue that direction and to give back. well mary, we're almost out of time. all about but we do want to let our viewers know that throughout the pandemic your family has donated a lot of pbe's to local police firefighters nurses and and doctors and i know you can

continue with that. so this is great you guys larry i like the hash brown version. you know, i haven't tried it background version it's i didn't know that there were so many versions there extremely creative sweet chicken. sammy looks quite intriguing. i have to say, all right. you so very much for sharing with them. thank you. so many different anniversaries with us. it means a lot to our communities. so thank you for giving us that opportunity to share. well, than what makes salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity.

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about here. yeah spencer. what do we have a light showers? they're bearing down on the north bay right now. here's a look at our storm impact scale. this is a storm of light intensity ranking. only one. we expect some isolated showers late tonight. mainly north bay spreading to other parts of the bay area during the wee hours of the morning. here's our forecast animation starting at 6pm notice that the showers will be rather late arriving in the north bay late tonight just before midnight between midnight. about five am they'll become more widespread, but still very light showers and mainly in the north bay and later in the day. we might see a few of those showers hit the peninsula the east bay and the south bay high temperatures tomorrow as the storm winds down about 60 at the coast to low and mid 60s just about everywhere else and here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. we'll have sunny skies and milder conditions on saturday and sunday and this mainly sunny and dry pattern will continue all the way through the end of next week larry. all right spencer. thank you. looking good.

no, denying. the covid-19 pandemic has changed the way agencies and organizations collect and distribute donations, and it's no different this holiday season abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo shows us there is no effort too big or too small in san jose. from a grassroots effort to a grand operation groups across san jose are collecting toys for kids as we enter the second holiday season under the pandemic. for marine tots for toy san jose covid-19 cut. the number of donation drop signs in 2020 from 370 to 73 this year unimprovement coordinator sergeant manuel. gomez says, they've doubled locations and they're seeing the return of local donors a lot of companies have been in contact with me saying i was unable to contrib. you last year because of pandemic but we contributed a couple of years ago. so it just glad to know that those companies and organizations are reaching back out and for the first time with just two twos from san jose's japantown and local social media influencer at san jose foods are

building the san jose toy drive from the ground up a grassroots hybrid holiday donation effort with in-person and online contribution options state of grace owner taki. kitamura says its community helping community. i think there's a really rich multicultural tapestry here and you know, and i think we're seeing that with this event if you look at the list of donors, i mean they come from all walks of life all different types of occupations ethnic backgrounds cultural backgrounds, you know, it's just and that to me is what san jose is about and in the end. it's all about the kids. the main thing is unity, you know, everyone kind of wants to do things. around but once we all come together, you know, that's one great. things can happen. we're not a big company. we're not a non-profit or anything. we're just a bunch of people people who understand that during the ongoing pandemic some may need a little extra help during the holidays. we try and get toys in the hands of as many less fortunate kids within the county as we can the thought of them not having a great christmas. you know, it it can break your heart for more information on either efforts. be sure to visit abc 7 news.com

and click on this story. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news. and coming up on abc 7 news at five a toys for tots organization that has an extra need this year how you might be able to help that's coming up at five. it's that time of year again. we're getting our first look at the turkeys heading to the white house for the annual turkey part in meet peanut butter and jelly a pair of gobblers from indiana. the duo will get the honor of being part of next week ahead of thanksgiving by president biden president lincoln was apparently the first apart on a turkey, but officially it became an annual event under the first president bush prior to president bush some birds were pardoned others ended up on the thanksgiving table humor and the holidays the newest tools in the marvel war chest. the econo of sense of humor about itself the storytelling just know you're in the right story. well have a look at the upcoming well have a look at the upcoming disney plus s i didn't have health insurance,

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area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. it's dangerous out here. know you never know. someone's gonna drive up next to you and do whatever you you accidentally cut someone off you're fear of your life. fear among some bay area drivers after another deadly shooting on a bay area freeway. and in just the past hour we received new information from the chp. good evening. thank you for joining us. a date and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news at 5 live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream appreciate your being with us. well tonight the chp is offering you details about this morning's deadly shooting near the bay bridge. it happened just east of the toll plaza near the west grand avenue overpass abc 7 news reporter leslie. brinkley has the very latest from the p and she talked with concern drivers.