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start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. >> tonight, experts are urging the public to not only get a booster shot for covid-19 but also get a flu shot. we will tell you why. reporter: we are now hours away from tougher travel restrictions going into place for those coming into the country. tonight, i am at sfo. i will tell you what some of those new roles are. >> and i am tracking a few chances for rain this week. i've have the details in the forecast. abc seven news :00 starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dion: good evening, and thank you for joining us. you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, life here on abc 7 and wherever you stream. now to new developments with the omicron variant.

georgia reported its first case today, meaning it has been dead ticked it in at least 17 states. worldwide, it has been found in 50 countries so far. the bulk of the cases are out of south africa. a study out of boston shows those who got the pfizer vaccine may get the same benefit as a johnson & johnson booster shot as a pfizer one. meantime, the first cases of influence i have been detected in marin county, pointing to the start of the flu season which typically kills thousands of people each year. luz pena is part of our vaccine team and a spoke to experts who say the covid shot alone will not protect you from the flu. they are now concerned about a twindemic. she is live with much more. luz: there are several viruses circulating at the same time. we have 17 states reporting new cases of the covid-19 variant. meanwhile, the delta variant continues to be the mainstream

-- the main strain that. all these viruses are colliding this winter. on average, influence i kills 20,000 to 50,000 americans each year. now experts are concerned we might be entering a twindemic, with cases of the covid-19 variant, omicron, likely to rise. >> we don't know whether omicron will add substantially to that or not, but delta is enough of a problem as it is. we don't want people winding up in the hospital with delta and people winding up in the hospital with influenza and hospital beds getting filled with both of these patients. luz: uc berkeley says we are about two weeks from seeing how fast influence i will spread this year. that is about -- influenza wnfln spread this year. based on all this, experts say the flu shot is necessary. >> these vaccines are

well-known, well established. this year, we have four types of influenza. luz: he pointed to a flu outbreak at the university of michigan with more than 500 cases. in the bay area come on marin county says they are beginning to see the first cases of influence of the season. >> that is looking like a challenging winter for us. it is starting around marin county and that is true across the region. luz: nationwide, the cdc reported an increase of flu cases in recent weeks, with 80% of cases among children and young adults ages five to 24 years old. >> we are more concerned that we would see a surge of covid-19 related illness due to omicron. the last thing we need is people coming in with influenza at the same time. luz: there are vaccines for both

covid-19 and the flu available. something else to keep in mind is if you are 65 or older, there is a higher potency in that the influence of vaccine that you will have access to. make sure to remind your pharmacist to give you that dose. dion: that is a good reminder, thanks. we are now just hours away from stricter travel restrictions for those coming into the u.s. travelers will be required to show a negative result from a covid test taken within a day. it used to be 72 hours. the change is in response to the omicron variant. abc reporter j.r. stone is at sfo with travelers. j.r.: super pac -- suitcases packed to the brim as international travelers arrive. a new research and for those entering the country. some who flu in were unaware -- sonme who flew in were unaware that some coming in would have to take a covid-19 test within a inside oday

instead of the previous rule. >> it is a pain. it is not ideal, but it is what it is. j.r.: that from kathy smith, who just flew in from the u.k. >> in the u.k., it is fine. it is expensive to get private tests, but they are easy to get. j.r.: the new rule allows for viral tests that include pcr and rapid tests observed by a professional who can confirm the result. passengers arriving from mexico on sunday night told us hotels there are already on board and have those quick tests for under $30 at the hotel. >> you get your tests in the morning. you have it easily by two hours, three hours. j.r.: but for those we talked with who started in istanbul, turkey, it was a different story. >> even three days was harder because when i took it, i got it saturday night and sunday was my flight. so it was stressful. j.r.: in fact, even after

getting that result, he missed his connecting flight to the u.k. because of confusion over the u.k. rules, a move that cost him thousands of dollars. best bets, know the rules of the country you are going to or through. in this case, no that the covid -- know that the covid test to get the u.s. must be a recent one. >> there have been different restrictions each time i have traveled, so it is checking each time. j.r.: there is an exception. if you recently recovered from covid-19, you are asked to bring documentation showing that recovery. at sfo, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dion: a lot to keep in mind. a reminder, if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, ask our vaccine team. head to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. moving on to the family of a new bird driver who is searching for answers after he died in a shooting last weekend.

it happened early last sunday when a 31-year-old refugee from south sacramento was in the bay area for work. speaking through an interpreter, his wife says he was sitting in his car when somebody walked up to him and tried to steal his wallet before they shot him. >> he was a caring man. he was caring about his family. he just sacrificed his lift sacf his family. dion: uber says he was not working at the time. san francisco police are investigating the murder, but so far no arrests have been made. new details tonight about a restaurant's decision to turn away and deny service to three on-duty police officers. it happened friday in north beach. cordell bernard tells us the restaurant's owners today issued an apology. >> i am so upset. cordell: he was disappointed

to learn that three on-duty police officers were recently denied service at the restaurant on union street, just two blocks from central station. >> i hope one day they don't need the police. dion: the incident -- cordell: the incident happened friday at the new eatery, where three officers were seated and then asked to leave because staffers became uncomfortable. the co-owner told dion lim exclusively on saturday that it had nothing to do with who they were but what they were carrying. >> it is not about the fact we are anti-police. it is about the fact that we do not allow weapons in our restaurant. we were uncomfortable, so we politely asked them to leave. cordell: silcox says the officers were welcome to come back when they were off duty without the weapons. the decision igniting a firestorm of controversy on social media, where some called for a boycott of hilda and jesse. negative yelp reviews started piling on, giving the eatery one star. late sunday, a surprise

development, an apology. owners said, we made a mistake and apologized for the incident. we are grateful to all members of the force. we hope this will be a teachable moment for us as we repair and continue to build bridges with the sfpd. but for some, the damage was done. the police association told us three officers looking to eat where they patrol were treated without any tact or class by this establishment. fortunately, there are plenty of restaurants that do not discriminate and will welcome our officers working to keep all san franciscans safe. >> it is my second time here. had the pancakes, avocado toast. cordell: desiree says she will continue to support this restaurant. >> i think this whole thing has been blown out of proportion for a blue lives matter type of thing, and it is all about the weapons and not the police. dion: the golden gate restaurant association put out this statement, saying, we strongly

support a nondiscrimination policy for everyone. we encourage restaurants to work to get to know your local police officers. hopefully this can be a learning experience to build a bridge. coming up, and olympic boycott. it has been discussed. the move president biden is expected to announce in the coming days about the beijing games. and from a war veteran to a stalwart in the senate, and always a presidential hopeful, bob dole has died. we take a look back at his remarkable political career. drew: we are tracking dense fog developing out there tonight and tomorrow. we even have the chance for some light showers.

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dion: the flag at the white house was lowered in half-staff in honor of bob dole. the longtime politician died earlier today at the age of 98. it will remain at half-staff through thursday. prior to tonight's kennedy center honors, nancy pelosi shared her memories of dole. she removed him for how he bridged the asile. >> it was a tremendous loss to lose bob dole. he has a towering figure, a great leader. he and elizabeth dole crossed the aisle, crossed every divide in our country to bring people together. it is a big loss. dion: dole represented kansas in the senate from 1969 to 1996. three times he ran for president, winning the republican nomination in 1996 before losing to bill clinton. karen travers has a look back on the life of the world war ii hero and lawmaker. >> it is time to win an

election. karen: bob dole never won office but was one of the most recognizable politicians of the 20th century. born in russell, kansas, his young life was taken up with his family's methodist church, the boy scouts, and athletics. in 1943, his studies were interrupted by the second world war. assigned as a platoon leader, he saw action against german units in italy in 1945. one month into that conflict, he was here easily -- he was seriously wounded. >> for a long moment, i didn't know if i was dead or alive. i lay down in the dirt unable to feel my arms. karen: dole was in and out of hospitals for three years and never regained the use of his right arm. after the war, he continued his education, attending law school. 18 years later, he was elected to the u.s. senate where he would emerge as a powerful national figure.

americans got their first close look at the ambitious lawmaker in 1976. president gerald ford chose him as his vice presidential running mate. although the ticket was unsuccessful in its bid for the white house, the senator eventually rose to become senate majority leader in 1985. his name became a standard in the race for the republican nomination for president. he lost the nomination in 1980 to ronald reagan. he finally won the top spot on the republican ticket in 1996. but running against an incumbent president, bill clinton, during a time of peace and prosperity turned out to be an impossible obstacle. reflecting on his own success and the injury that shaped his lifetime, the senator once said he hoped to be an inspiration. >> it is a message to all the people with disabilities. if you just hang in there, you will be able to cope with it. dion: people protested today in san francisco to support government opposition uprisings across iran.

people gathered in union square to draw attention to the iranian government handling of protesters. government forces used pellet guns and teargas against the farmers. many lost their sight as a result of the exchange. today, supporters covered one eye with gauze in a solidarity with the people of iran. >> what the united states needs to do is basically going with what the new administration has announced, that therefor their n policy will be based on human rights. dion: the irani and american community wants human rights to be linked to the uranian nuclear deal -- the iranian nuclear deal. drew: we will track drizzle tomorrow evening, but tonight it is all about dense fog developing in many cities. we will take you to san jose. a live look. there is the shark tank in the foreground. you can see that fog.

it is getting thicker as the evening wears on. many cities are in a dense fog mode. visibility down to a quarter of a mile in santa rosa. a quarter of a mile in concord. 2.5 miles in san jose. we will likely have this fog very early first thing tomorrow morning, so be aware of that. if you are an early morning commuter, you will fog thick in several spots. it is 53 in san jose, but we are down to 39 in novato. overnight tonight, the dense fog is staying with us. the clouds above it will continue to thicken. tomorrow morning is a great start from -- big gray start for most of us. by 1:00 p.m., it is a gray afternoon. in the evening, we see a weak ripple of energy move through. by 4:00 or

we have a level 1 light system we are tracking with scattered light showers. most of us under a quarter inch of rain, so it is not a huge storm by any means, but a welcome change to our dry pattern we have been experiencing. hour-by-hour we go. this is tuesday morning. 2:00 a.m. we will likely find a light showers scattered across the entire region. as the morning commute gets underway, we will be dealing with scattered, light showers, even lingering into the early morning hours. by the early afternoon on tuesday, the clouds will quickly clear out. tuesday, we should finish with a fair amount of sunshine to end the day. total rainfall closer to the coast on tuesday will likely

find higher amounts at half moon bay. but as you push inland, you can see those numbers really fall off. most of us will pick up a quarter inch of rainfall we will track another chance of rain thursday morning this is early thursday morning. some light showers likely across northern california. but i think the bigger story with this storm on thursday, it will bring fresh powder to the sierra. it is nice to see the storm door opening, even though these are light systems. here is the seven-day forecast. cloudy tomorrow after morning fog. we have as for noon drizzle -- we have afternoon drizzle. wednesday is dry. thursday we will bring up the storm scale. then we start the weekend off dry. i sunday, we are tracking another system with light rain. we will see chances next week. it is nice to see the changes ahead. dion: it definitely is. coming up, the dubs deliver on

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dion: check it out. as part of the warriors season of giving, the team hosted a tree giveaway at thrive city. families in need picked up a christmas tree along with holiday decorations while enjoying the thrive city winter wonderland. warriors guard gary payton ii was on hand to spread holiday cheer and help families pick out their trees and decorations. talking about sports, chris alvarez is joining us now with a preview. chris: coming up in the sports, just six weeks left in the nfl regular season,, and it is down to the wire in seattle. niners and a seahawks goes down to the final play.

>> abc 7 sports sponsored by ripple rock and sedo. chris: george kittle's father writes a letter to motivate his son. he highlighted his that. seattle has won 16 of the last 19 against the 49ers. how is that for motivation? the faithful making the trip to seattle. the niners entered the day in the sixth seed in the playoff race. first quarter, they got turn over. then the niners strike. jimmy garoppolo to george kittle. seattle missed a field goal. the rookie elija mitchell caps a drive. 14-7 san francisco, his fifth of the season. jimmy g. to kittle and down the sideline, stays in bounds. it is his first ever two touchdown game. the niners led at the break. kittle fired up. late third, the game tied at

23-3 23. garoppolo picked off. coach shanahan not happy. seattle scored 16 straight to take the lead. russell wilson and tyler lockett. 30-23. would the seattle dragons slay the niners? seattle looking to seal the deal, but the niners forced the fumble. dontae johnson recovers. the niners need 98 yards to get downfield. jimmy to kittle. first down, 181 yards receiving, third best his career. it came down to this. garoppolo's pass knocked down. seattle wins. the niners fall to 6-6 and are seventh in the playoff standings. >> that is football, though. you can do all the good stuff in the world, make plays, get yourself down in position, and at the end of the day it comes down to that one play. did you make it or not? that is the way the chips fall. >> we definitely blew it.

but we knew it was going to be this type of game whenever we play them. but we have to do a much better job of not giving the game away. >> it is brutal. again, losing socks. -- losing sucks. we have all the opportunities. we are not clean enough in offense. they did about every thing they could to keep us in the game and give us an opportunity, and our offense did not do anything in the second half. it is hard to win in seattle if you don't do anything in the second half. chris: the college football playoffs is set friday, the summer 31st. michigan and georgia play in the orange bowl, followed by alabama and cincinnati in the cotton bowl. the national chamber chip monday, january 10 in indianapolis. you can watch all the games on espn. cal water polo taking on usc. straight to the fourth, tied at 12-12. what a name and what a goal.

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>> we have done drive-thru's for years. this is the biggest one we have had. >> morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. dion: tonight, the parents of the accused michigan school shooter are being held in the same jail as their son. they are each charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with last week's deadly rampage at oxford high school. abc news reporter trevor ault has news on the tragedy. >> james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the accused oxford high school shooter, remain locked up in the same jail as their son. >> they are not speaking to us, any of them, and they are all in my jail, also created in separate cells and constantly monitored.

>> days after the alleged gunman pled not guilty to 24 counts, including four counts of first-degree murder, the parents pleading not guilty also to four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. the judge setting both of their bonds at half $1 million after the couple did not show up for their arraignment friday, setting up a manhunt. they were arrested the next morning inside this empty commercial building nearly an hour away. >> they certainly appeared to be distressed. as you can imagine. >> the attorney for six to five-year-old andre sikora, a polish immigrant who has a studio in the building, says the crumleys asked him for a safe place to avoid death threats before he knew they were facing charges. >> the minute he did find out, he himself went to law enforcement and told them that they were there. >> authorities say the crumbleys were trying to flee. they withdrew $4000 from an atm friday morning. but the attorneys insist they were not running and there is

more to this case fan what the prosecution has shared. >> when you listen to the prosecutions facts, it sounds like on the part of mr. and misses crumbley. >> tonight, new details emerging about the school's actions hours before the shooting. a teacher reported a picture drawn but the alleged gunman, depicting a person appearing to be shot and disturbing phrases like, the thoughts won't stop, help me. the superintendent said the students at the drawing was part of a video he was designing. the suspect stayed with counselors for an hour and a half, even doing homework, and at no time did the counselors believe this student might harm others based on his demeanor, which appeared calm. he was eventually allowed to return to class because he had no prior disciplinary infractions, and his parents refused to take him home. >the superintendent is now

calling for a third-party investigation into what happened here. he says this community and these families deserve a transparent accounting of what happened. the michigan attorney general is offering to conduct the investigation if the school chooses. they want to make sure it never happens again. trevor ault, abc news, oakland county, michigan. dion: federal investigators spent the day looking for clues to help them determine what brought down a single engine plane in california's central valley this weekend. the plane went down 16 seconds after taking off from the visalia municipal airport saturday evening. for people on board were killed. sheriff deputies say conditions were foggy at the time, but it is unclear if the weather played a role in the crash. the plane was registered to a sacramento resident. take a look at this video. watch closely. police in riverside want to catch this guy who has been nicknamed the snake burglar. he is seen in this footage

slithering on the floor of a hair salon after hours to burglarize the place. police say he did not trigger the motion triggered alarms. he made off with $8,000 out of the safe, along with some haircare products. the burglar is also suspected in at least four other burglaries of nearby businesses, including a veterinarian's office and a pizzeria. in both of those break-ins, the suspect is also seen crawling on all fours to burglarize the place. the biden administration is expected to announce a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 winter olympics in beijing this week. the move would allow the u.s. to send a message to china without preventing u.s. athletes from competing. u.s. lawmakers have advocated for a boycott to protest china's human rights abuses. president biden raised concerns at last month's virtual summit with chinese president xi jinping. the last full u.s. boycott of the olympics was in his monster russia's invasion of afghanistan

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dion: the kennedy sent her honors return this year. it is the first time a president has been at the event since 2016. among the honorees, motown records creator berry gordy, saturday night live producer lorne michaels, bette midler, and joni mitchell. president biden also resumed the white house ceremony for the honorees with a holiday gathering. dress for success held a holiday soiree today. it is the first time the

nonprofit has had an in person event since the beginning of the pandemic. it prepares women to reenter the workplace as they transition from a virtual to real work environment. the group had to come up with new ways to adjust to covid. >> that presented a unique challenge where a lot of our women did not have digital hardware to get them back online. so we started a digital equity program that gives laptops and ipads to the women in our programs. dion: this nonprofit does so much good for the community. dress for success looks for ways to get women back on their feet, helping them with resumes and to get the interview skills they need to rejoin the workforce. a long-standing southbay tradition took on a new form this weekend because of the pandemic. santa clara county firefighters held a contactless toy drive. generous community members drove right up to one of several fire stations, and firefighters took in the donations in a safeway. everything collected will go to

southbay nonprofs ic distribute the gifts. feeling just a little more like the holidays with these temperatures. drew: tomorrow morning we will wake up to the 40's, but also areas of dense fog. we are seeing it right now. visibility and a lot of spots, especially the north bay and east bay. we are down to less than a quarter mile visibility. this fog will be with us first thing tomorrow morning. tonight, mostly cloudy with that fog. temperatures mainly dropping into the 40's first thing out the door on monday. monday itself, mostly cloudy. limited sunshine. you will feel the cooler temperatures in the afternoon, mid to upper 50's, slightly below average for this time of the year. as we head into tuesday morning, we will find the chance of wet weather. tuesday morning, most of us likely seeing under a quarter inch of rain. nonetheless, tuesday morning will feature light showers moving through.

here is the accuweather forecast. it is the morning fog with drizzle in the evening. we will track the early morning showers on tuesday. wednesday is dry, then thursday another chance of showers comes in the picture. we will track another chance coming in the second half of the week. sunday night looks to see some light showers as well. dion: now to chris with another preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, stephen curry's run at nba history continues. have a day, george kittle. we will revisit his great day.

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chris: act along the sideline for yard score. here is cattle on staying inbounds. >> i took on a high angle then he came through and cleaned his clock, gave me the opportunity to show off athleticism. i was looking at the line saying, don't go out of bounds because this could be really cool. when i got to the end zone, i wasn't sure because there was no one down there to celebrate with me, so i kind of alone. it took 60 seconds for jimmy to get down there. when i saw everyone running, i realized, it is a touchdown. chris: the 49ers are on to cincinnati. they are hosting the chargers. the bengal bengal bengal bengall but then joe nixon fumbles. tevaughn campbell recovers. they take an eight point lead.

trying to make a play, picked off in the end zone. two interceptions. the dislocated finger affecting him. the chargers win. niners at bengals next sunday. clients fans supporting their team against the vikings today -- lions fans supporting their team against the vikings today. jared goff fumbles, minnesota recovers. that led to this. kirk cousins finds justin jefferson. the vikings take a four-point lead. the lions drive the length of the field and with four seconds to go, final play. gauff to him on rawson brown. detroit's first win of the season. stephen curry's road to history continues tomorrow at chase center. he needs 23 threes to break the all-time three point record. the dubs hors host orlando

tomorrow. golden state overcame a 22 point deficit to take the lead in the fourth before eventually falling by five to san antonio. the dubs are still tied with phoenix for an nba best record of 19-four. >> it is the whole body of work that counts. we are 19-4. we have gotten off to a great start. we have established a two way to namic with this team -- dynamic with this team. we are in a great place. >> the fact of the matter it is 82 games. you're not going to win every game. you have to find a way to win. i am not one for moral victories. it says a lot about us. we came up short. next game. chris: college hoops. cal looking to open pac-12 play. call-up four. a team-high 14.

utah rocks the rim for two of 10 in the first half. then 13 scored in the first half cal, including this triple. 10-0 run, taking the lead for good. . fromp game-high 19. cal falls, dropping to 1-1 in conference play. this family of sharks fans looking like a team bench in columbus. nearly identical. early second, tied at 1-1, erik karlsson bless home his sixth of the year. 2-1 sharks. tied at 2-2, brent burns from nearly the exact same place on the ice and it sneaks through. 3-2 sharks on his second of the year. but columbus scores the next three, taking the lead for good. adam proquest beats aiden hill. i have an indoor cannon. the sharks fall. the sharks host calgary tuesday. dion: don't forget, you can

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