shooting on an east bay freeway and llcas for change and a plea fromhp c. erthe hell. >> l aegal setback for san francisco'sscwhy a judge steppet pause. >> rain returned and you can see some green. showers and that showers are scattered and we will check into the timeline. >> that rain is not enough to curb the drought and wasting water is about to cost you. the tough new restriction coming to one part of the bay area. >> good morning, you are watching abc seven mornings. >> we will start with my can talk about the rain. mike: good morning, on this friday some scattered showers. but, i drove in on dry pavement and that will be the case for all of us because these are highly scattered and very light. we are still a one on the storm impact scale through this

morning. let us show you where the best radar returns are. notice they are at the lowest threshold they are very -- barely light re--- light green in contra costa county. that is where you will find a few slippery spots over the next hour or so. into future radar and r.j. -- and our day planner. temperatures are milder. you can see the threat of showers really tapering quickly up until noon, 55 to 64 degrees from santa rosa down to san jose. a few breaks in the cloud cover into the afternoon hours and temperatures reached 60 to 61. a rogue shower possible around 7:00. the most part your plans will be dry and getting warmer and brighter this weekend. i will show you that forecast coming up. jobina: cutback concerns, and now in the south bay officials are taking a drastic step. one million residents will soon be hit with the toughest water

restrictions of any major urban area. amy hollyfield is live with more on the drought conditions. good morning. amy: good morning. this will be the first time that san jose has put water restrictions in place in five years. this is very serious. this goes into effect immediately. san jose's water company is putting its customers on a water budget. they must cutback their use by 15% from their 2019 levels or pay. the company says do not kill the messenger, it is the drought that forced the move. >> we are not trying to be a bad company, but at the end of the day conservation -- there is a very serious drought and people need to take it seriously. amy: if you do not combat -- cutback by 15% you will be charged $7.13 for every unit you go over. a unit is 748 gallons.

this is officially going into effect because the state approved the plan this week. we do have a big storm in th wben fefinitelyit dends onhoe to go. in september customers with the water district cutback by 9%. they need to cut back by 15%. reggie: thank you. it has happened again, a shooting on an oakland freeway claimed the life of another person. this morning the california highway patrol is looking for the person who started shooting during the morning rush hour interstate 80 on the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. according to authorities a man, woman, and two children were driving westbound on i-80 east when the shooting happened. the woman was in the right front passenger seat and was killed. the male driver and both children were uninjured.

it is unclear who shot the suv and whether this was targeted or random. this is the latest deadly freeway shooting in oakland and drivers are not only outraged, they are fearful that they will be targeted. it has been ongoing since the pandemic started and it creates a lot of anger. i do not like driving on the road, every day you are putting yourself at risk. >> it is dangerous, you never know if someone will drive up next to you or do whatever. you accidentally cut someone off, you are in fear of your life. reggie: just a few weeks ago another freeway shooting in oakland claimed the life of jasper wu who was not even two years old. he was shot in the forehead as his mother drove. and that skaters believe that the family was caught in gang crossfire. -- investigators believe that the family was caught in gang crossfire. anyone with information please

call the chp investigation tip line. 707-917-7491. kumasi: a hercules city councilmember say it is time to install more cameras on east way freeways. >> will it start the shootings? no, but it gives us viable information on what incurred, possible license plate and backtrack, the police are excellent at what they do and we need to give them more information. jobina: he says he is reaching out to other local officials to gather support for a camera network that would be funded by the state. there have been 76 freeway shootings along interstate 580 and 880 in the past year. cameras were installed in several places in contra costa county from 2015 to 2018. crime dropped in those areas by 68% over a three year period. we have new information about an amber alert we told you about

yesterday on abc seven mornings. the alleged adduction of a girl in santa rosa turned out to be a prank. her boyfriend and his friends decided to abduct the girl as a joke and take her on a road trip to los angeles. police sent these images when the kidnapping was believed to be real. the prank prompted an amber alert that was rescinded. the girl returned to her home yesterday. police do not plan to pursue charges. reggie: a judge has stopped level's highest -- lowell's high school new admission policy although the change could happen. the school board voted to replace the merit-based system for a lottery based one. a judge says the board violated the brown act which requires open and public meetings when making decisions. a parent criticized the mistake and emphasized that it is important to revamp the emissions process. >> lowell's special admissions criteria should be evaluated and

modifications considered, that this needs to be a product a broader and inclusive process towards goals of increasing racial and socioeconomic diversity. reggie: lottery admission is on hold, but the district can adopt a new policy as long as it follows the moat -- the open meeting process. jobina: a major effort in the oakland unified school district in hopes of avoiding a post-thanksgiving covid search. it will hold 21 pop-up vaccination clinics. last night was at markham elementary. children and their parents showed up ready to roll up their sleeves. the state epidemiologist was there to administer the shots. >> it was really important to us to not let access being a barrier to letting our kids get vaccinated so we are focused on communities that have been hit the hardest and have the least resources to bring the vaccines the kids. jobina: the plan is to get students and families vaccinated and tested before, during, and

after the thanksgiving break. students were not hesitant about getting a shot. >> it definitely makes me feel a lot more comfortable being able to go around knowing that i have some sort of extra layer of protection for myself. jobina: the district will host all day testing clinics next week and they are making 20,000 -- 20,000 home tests available. reggie: there is new trouble for meta, formerly known as facebook. several states are investigating instagram's impact on team girls -- teenage girls. we have reaction from the social network. em: new problems from the social media giant formally known as facebook. a bipartisan group of attorneys general is investigating accusations that meta promoted instagram while knowing about the negative mental health impact the app can have on young people. the massachusetts attorney general says the state is looking into whether the action

violated state consumer protection laws saying that it " chose to ignore or double down on known manipulations that pose a real threat to physical and mental health, exploiting children in the interest of profit." >> the thing i sought facebook over and over again there were conflict of interest between what was good for the public and what was good for facebook. em: pressure has been escalating since frances haugen, a former employee leaked internal research that suggested that teenagers suffered body issues. 32% of teenage girls say that when they feel bad about their bodies, instagram makes them feel worse. >> privately, facebook researchers, and experts have been bringing -- bringing the alarm -- ringing the alarm for years. em: the investigation is looking into the techniques it uses to attract young people to the app and spend more time using it. instagram saying "these

accusations are false and demonstrate a deep misunderstanding of the facts." saying that it introduced parental supervision tools in other ways to protect teenagers. richard blumenthal called on facebook to release all of its internal research. mike: 510 -- 5:10 on a friday. i overlaid the wind so you could see them coming up from the south. that naturally lifts the moisture and condenses it and create sprinkles to a few lights that -- light showers. i checked a few of the rain gauges and we have had up to four hundredths of an inch, which could put a coating on the roads. here's a look at future radar and you can see how cellular the radar returns are which is why they are scattered and will taper into the lunch hour. we have a little bit of a backdoor moisture source coming in as the cold front really never completely clears us out.

in fact, it falls apart and leaves the moisture left over which is why we have the chance of a rogue shower around 7:00. around the evening you can see the clearing taking place which is why it is significantly cooler tomorrow and sunday morning. it will be the coolest morning this fall. you get caught under one of the showers, a couple of hundredths of an inch of rain. if you are heading out right now temperatures are milder, low to mid 50's. castro valley, 49. 50 to 55 everywhere with a little bit of fog and fog in the north bay. your 12 hour planner, in the 50's for -- until 10:00 and 60's to the afternoon. a little bit shy of the average high of 63 degrees. that warm weekend is just a couple of days away. i will show you coming up. sue: i am starting off with an alert for a major crash in both directions of 101.

it was a flatbed trailer truck carrying already crashed cars that were smashed for recycling and that driver fell asleep and overturned the big rig. it is in the southbound direction of 101, however debris in the northbound direction has traffic slowing. only the right lane northbound getting by and only the shoulder southbound getting by. if you are traveling from saint petaluma into nevada you want to get off at atherton avenue and take redwood boulevard and reenter the freeway at roland, that is your best alternate. further southbound on 101 through san rafael, traffic is moving nicely. you can see the cloud cover and no slick roads, at least for the moment. traffic is light once you pass this accident. southbound, and we will come back with more details after this. reggie: a thanksgiving tradition

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answered before getting to the airport and it is ok to bring your hand sanitizer. >> the more patience you bring the better off you will be for the trip. >>, early and not have to worry, you are not having to be stressed out. it will give you some extra time. reggie: they are recommending a book in advance. jobina: the traditional thanksgiving turkey pardon ceremony takes place at the white house today. meet p and a butter and -- peanut butter and jelly. they will get the honor of being pardoned by president biden. president lincoln was apparently the first apart in the turkey and officially became an annual event under the first president bush. i think we collectively have agreed that we are not the biggest turkey people, we are here for the sides and dessert. reggie: i am not here for this event. i do not like it. those turkeys always end up dying. i am sorry to say.

mike: you did a deep dive on it last year. jobina: what happens? reggie: there is a lot to it. but one turkeys are raised the way we want them to be on the table it is not really healthy for them. they are not supposed to be that big. they do not live a long life. you can pardon them, but to be honest -- jobina: they are supposed to look like the oakland turkeys that we say? reggie: more like that. mike: and a different color. reggie: i am sorry to bring everyone down. i am sure that peanut butter and jelly. mike: i like the turkeys around my house, they have beautiful colors. i saw this, we have a busy intersection around the corner. i saw them walking through the crosswalk the other day, and i was like they are pretty smart. reggie: keeping it legal. mike: we appreciate that. let us talk about what happened last night. here we go, while a lot of us,

it was hard to see because of the cloud cover, there were a few open places to see it. we went down to socal where the time lapse video of the partial lunar eclipse was easy. this is a view at the griffith observatory. i know some people were disappointed that it was not blood red, it was definitely a sight to behold. may 22 is the next time we see it, but it will not be as intense, it will not cover as much of the moon in 2022 as it did last night. here's a look at the roof camera. i want to show you how dry the streets are. a lot of us will be commuting on dry pavement as the showers are spotty. the clouds never go away you will definitely need the sun glasses and increasing sunshine and warmth, you are really going to like sunday if you want to be outside. trending dry but a few clouds. here's a look at the big picture, and you can see a lot

of the moisture moving into the central valley, very high snow level in the sierra. it is not down to pass level so you do not have to worry about that according to sue. thank you. the weekend warming trend is coming because of the sunshine. a fading shower chance and a temperature around 60 to 66 degrees from the north bay to the south bay. tonight, significantly cooler, but look at the offshore breeze, some fog with some trouble in the east bay and the north bay, and that will slow down the warming. after being in the 40's we will warm tomorrow, a couple of degrees. it is sunday, even though sunday is our coolest morning, a lot of us in the 30's inland, we will have a long run up to nearly 70 everywhere sunday with a light offshore breeze. cooler breezes hitting the coast and then they had the rest of us tuesday and thursday.

there is a slight chance on one model of some rain on tuesday, i am not sold on it so we will keep it dry for now. jobina: abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area, and one of the key pillars we are focusing on is race and social justice. a new university wide survey at stanford finds many struggle with discrimination and harassment on campus. about one third of american indian or alaskan native and native hawaii and pacific respondents said that they experienced one discriminatory behavior for someone associated with stanford. of the 29% who experienced that behavior 80% said that it was due to their race. staff members said that they have been verbally harassed and 41% indicated a boss or supervisor was a perpetrator.

90% of respondents who said they had experienced micro aggressions or harassing behavior say that they did not make a formal complaint. coming out not -- coming up the seven things you need to know pete --. reggie: plus the help -- the top-secret security helping conserve cybercrime. jobina: why some are demanding answers over the way that one east bay town was described. reggie: how powerful is an invisalign smile? so powerful you can face anything ... ...even these faces. invis is a powerful thing. invis is the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors and more predictable. invisalign.

jobina: here are the seven things to know this morning. number one the fda and cdc could sign on booster shots for all adults today. this comes as infection rates are rising nationwide. melanie: chp looking -- reggie: chp looking for a man -- someone who shot and killed a woman. it was unclear if the victim was targeted. jobina: day two of a sympathy strike of kaiser engineers demanding better pay. tens and thousands of mental health professionals are expected to pick it. reggie: some south bay water customers will have to pay up for not conserving enough during the drought. state regulators have approved the plan so you do not cut back

by 15% and you will be charged more than seven dollars for every unit you go over. mike: showers are scattered and very light, and they remain through the morning hours. we keep the storm impact until about noon and then partly this afternoon. jobina: following a major traffic -- sue: following a major traffic alert for you. it is southbound, use atherton as the alternate. jobina: we are taking a live look at the house floor where speaker pelosi is wrapping up debate on the build back better bill. a vote was delayed after minority leader kevin mccarthy staged a speech for more than eight hours overnight. he broke the record for the longest speech on the house floor. reggie: abc news getting an exclusive look inside the nsa's department battling ransomware threats. p thomas takes us there in the first look. >> in this first look an abc

news exclusive, you are looking at one of the most sensitive and secretive rooms on the planet. >> this is department of defense and intelligence community. and they are working side-by-side. >> the nsa integrated cyber center, abc news is the first network allowed to bring cameras inside. the general oversees the most powerful electronic spy agency. it is the nerve center of the u.s. cyber command. agencies supercharge with the world's most advanced spyware and hackers to look overseas and into anything that has wires. >> the advantage goes to those with speed and agility. >> at 7:00 a.m., we will have more in our exclusive look inside the nsa. jobina: tesla is thousands of its 2021 model x and s because of a problem with the airbags, specifically the

driver's side. the traffic safety administration says that the fabric could tear if deployed which would not provide safe cushioning if there was a crash. the defect was discovered during quality testing. there are no reports of injuries. tesla says it will replace the airbags for free. reggie: still to come, a call for donations to make christmas dreams come through. jobina: covid changed the way holiday drives are managed in one group is hoping for more help. reggie: home test kits are a hot commodity and we will share expert advice so you can find one before a gathering with your family. jobina:

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some people called racist. the one that it -- the way that it build a city that had them demanding answers. reggie: the key decision about covid boosters expected today. jobina: a call for toys and the way the toys for tots is asking the community step up for christmas. reggie: friday, november 19. we are live on abc seven, hulu live and wherever we stream. jobina: we will begin with a check of your forecast. mike: hello, it is friday, and we have a few showers out there this morning. that is a one on the storm impact scale but look the last two hours of live doppler 7. our only official reporting station is saying around -- is around santa rosa and it is light rain. some slippery spots possible more so than anywhere else. waking up to this cloud from our exploratorium camera. temperatures milder this morning in the low to mid 50's with scattered showers to

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e thwaterom cpany ss aydo not kill thees msenger, they have to do this cabeuse of the drought and ther jeust is eugnohha wt -- not enou wghater. these cutbksac will be plemaced definite,ly it dendpes on rainfall. reggie: a heads up for kaiser permanente patients, thousands of mental health professionals are -- and nurses are expected to walk off the job as part of a sympathy strike to show support for engineers. sky seven was over the medical center yesterday as a different group of employees picketed to show their support. engineers says that they are demanding better compensation. >> kaiser needs to stop being a corporate bully and sit at the table and negotiate a fair contract. reggie: kaiser says that there has not been any movement after many hours of bargaining. kaiser also says "we question why leaders of other unions are

asking their members to walk out on patients in sympathy for local 39. this will not bring us closer to an agreement and this is unfair to our members and patients." jobina: austria's going back into a national lockdown as covid-19 cases surge. it is the first national young -- blocked out in europe this fall. it will begin on monday and last 10 days, but could also be extended an additional 10 days. it comes days after austria took the unprecedented step in europe of imposing lockdown measures for all of those aged 12 and older who are not fully vaccinated. the government also announced that it plans to make coronavirus vaccinations mandatory starting february 1 next year. reggie: apple has a new deadline of february 1 for employees to go back to the office. many will have to come in three days a week and some workers will have to be four to five

days a week. the company will offer some teams up to four weeks of remote work every year. vaccinations are not mandatory but unvaccinated workers will have to test every day. whether for work or personal reasons at home covid tests can be a great way to ensure that we are healthy but they are getting hard to find with thanksgiving less than a week away. this cvs store had a sign saying that covid tests are sold out. in the south play -- south bay employees at walgreens and cvs were available at the time we arrived but people were buying them fast. the tests are kept behind the register. >> they are asking themselves what is the safest way to gather around the holiday family -- table with my family and make sure no one is going to get infected. that is driving the demand for these tests. reggie: the california department of public health reports that numbers of covid cases and hospitalizations are not increasing. and with the use of proper

testing's experts say that we can keep numbers low. up next, putting more police offirsourf the federal plan as cities look to boost safety. jobina: as an annual holiday toy drive that's underweight the organization is looking for more than just toy donations. how you can help for the holidays, but first a check on our forecast. good morning. mike: good morning, happy friday. and, also to you. here is a look at live doppler 7, it is spotty shower activity, one 100th in san jose at the airport and sfo, one 100th. up to brentwood, about one 100th. santa rosa, one 100th of an inch, that is enough to make things a little slippery. here's a look at future radar and you can see the front stall on top of us with moisture kind of lingering.

we have scattered and then spotty showers towards the lunch hour, most of us dry. if you are worried just look at live doppler 7. some wraparound moisture as it bumps into the mountains and a rope shower at 7:00. 99.9% of us should be dry for activities during the evening hours. in fact you can see possibly another three hundredths of an inch out of the showers that will linger through out the morning hours. let us talk temperatures. 51 to about 55 degrees. you can see fog becoming more dominant in the south bay, east bay, and north bay. visibility is ok but it gets thicker through the morning commute. if they get dangerous we will be sure to let you know. 54 through 8:00 and then 60 at 10:00. a mix of sun and clouds and temperature 65 degrees. heading out this evening, not too chilly but dress for temperatures into the mid-50's through the evening hours.

we take a look at a gorgeous weekend coming up. sue: unfortunately we take you back to nevada, a very serious alert in both directions of 101 right near delong. you can see what a nasty crash it is. it is an overturned rig carrying already damaged cars and spilled its load so that the. -- so the debris is in the northbound direction. at this time only the shoulder is getting by, southbound 101 and the right lane northbound and we have no estimated time of opening. my alternate would be to take atherton boulevard to redwood boulevard to get back on the freeway at roland. you can see that by our map it has really stopped and there is no great alternate route at this time. both directions are slow but consider the southbound your commute direction, it is not looking good. we will be following this for most of the morning, maybe you can take a smart train through

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jobina: we have some breaking news, a major development in the fight against covid vaccine. the fda authorized pfizer and moderna booster shots for all adults. the cdc is expected to make an announcement as soon as today. if that happens adults who had their last shot at least six months ago could get a booster this weekend. we know that california has not waited for the fed to act. state officials have been encouraging all adults to get a booster shot. covid infections have risen 35% in the last three weeks. a doctor is on gma university discussing this. >> the data is clear that a third shot, a booster shot six months after your second shot

dramatically reduces your risk of getting infected and spreading the virus. jobina: federal safety regulators are acting with urgency with the holiday travel season upon us. health experts fear that with all of the mingling americans are planning to do a surge might be inevitable. reggie: for more than 70 years disney has supported the u.s. marine corps toward -- toys for tots foundation. disney kicked off the disney ultimate toy drive with a $500 -- $500,000 donation. jobina: $2500 goes towards buying toys and as abc 7 news anchor the online shows us -- dion shows us that they need more than toys. >> we usually see festive images like this when putting on the toys for tots effort in the area. instead for meeting at the event center like last year to see how the drive is going, we are at the u.s. marine corps training center parking lot in san bruno where pod storage units are

taking the place of an actual facility. >> covid has changed a lot but we are making do, we have to. we have to do what we have to do. >> this year is different because in addition for the need for 40 to 60,000 toys there is a call for a warehouse space to house all of the items, so joining me right now is staff sergeant josh, tell me a little bit about why you need the space. >> we facilitate so many toys we are largest in the area within the united states. >> you asked about 25 different facilities for a place to put all of the toys, what do they keep telling you? >> they cannot. there are either no warehouses to give there is a boom in the industry so there is not a warehouse to give for us. -- give to us. >> however it is not forever. >> we finish collecting toys roughly around december 14, i would say would be the latest. after that we do the short -- the sorting.

we are looking for 50,000 square feet. if not we can get something smaller and adapt and overcome. >> one thing that there is no shortage of, the spirit of the holidays. >> i love every second. you get to meet a lot of people and help a lot of children. that is the biggest thing. >> if anyone has the space to donate you can go to the website with information on how to volunteer, abc7news.com. and, early happy holidays. reggie: are you able to help out? to find toy dropout -- drop-off locations near your gopher go to toysfortoys.org. if you have warehouse space, send the marines and email san.b runo.ca@toysfortots.org. jobina: that was getting me excited, the music, the toys, i have to get my toy shopping on

down. reggie: i need to do any kind of shopping. mike: i said a couple aside this weekend to shop, maybe a pick up a few for tots. that feels festive on this friday, it makes you feel good giving. i want to show you this rheumatic picture, this is a live picture from zephyr cove towards the nearly full moon. i just kind of like it, i thought it was neat and peaceful. so, we have showers this morning and they are so sporadic out there, and a dry afternoon and cooler. not only tonight, but to a lesser extent saturday night into sunday morning, will be one of the coldest morning so far. the highs will rebound nicely to average and above average levels as we head through the weekend. let us take a look at today's temperatures, lakeport, 57.

low to mid 60's, low 60's. 59, richmond. low 60's down palo alto and santa cruz about 63 to 65. we are not dealing with the marine layer, low clouds and fog. if you look at the flag, it is really not moving as the wind is fairly light. the activity, dry and chilly. if you are going to be out on the bay, light breezes. if you are running errands, grab your sunglasses. tonight, 42 in santa rosa. a lot of a 40's to near 50 degrees for the rest of us. the fog will slow down our warming tomorrow, so 62 at the coast. less fog, bet, bet, bet after a colder morning. we will keep the warmth hanging on inland as everyone else cools down and you can see temperatures back to average and ready dry tuesday through

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us and tahoe where the snow level jumps up to 8300 feet. if you are trying to head up there, the traffic is going to be a bigger nightmare than anything else nowise. thinking about heading to the beach is, let us look at tomorrow, a sunny sky with mild temperatures from 62 in bodega bay. monterey, the warm spot degrees. how about sunday, looking at sunday, warmer temperatures in the mid to upper 60's with santa cruz hitting 73. and of course, a quick look at thanksgiving shows that it will be very dry with temperatures not your turkey, with temperatures in the low to mid 60's. jobina: developing news, house minority leader kevin mccarthy has set a new record for the longest house floor speech. the republican talked for more than eight hours overnight to delay the passage of the build back better bill. here he is speaking on the house

floor, pushing back that vote on the expansive social and environmental bill. carthy is -- mccarthy's more than eight hours speech eclipsed the previous record which was set by minority leader nancy pelosi and 2018. she spoke for eight hours and seven minutes about the plight of in documented immigrants. the house is reconvening to take on the $1.75 trillion legislation. this is a live picture. if congress passes the bill it will likely face revisions in the senate. we are streaming about right now on abc7news.com, and you can check there for updates or download the bay area app. reggie: californians who were denied unemployment benefits might have a chance to claim some of the money under new federal blue's rules. 100,000 people will qualify if they were denied for one of the following three reasons. if you refuse to work for an employer that violated safety standards. if you are laid off or had your

hours cut because of covid and the third reason, you were a school employee whose work schedule was affected by the pandemic. the edd will send off text messages to those who apply. reggie: the queen of christmas proves her december dominance. the new number of how much more we are listening to mariah carey and how much it means she is getting paid. jobina: tracking a tragic rise and gun violence. an idea to stop these freeway shootings fast. reggie: an amber alert that was a false alarm, the inside story of an abduction plot of a teenage girl that all turned out to be a prank. still shaking my head at that one. here is a live look at sfo, today is the busiest day for them. we will be right back.

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