bay area. our sense of security has been shattered lately, with videos like these. crowds of thieves running into stores and running out with all kinds of stolen goods. now, after a show of force from police, there has been a decrease in retail theft. ama: ryan curry spoke with san francisco's police chief about how long they plan to keep officers reporter: in union square. reporter:reporter: if you're planning on heading out to union square, you will likely be stranded by police. >> i did nice a place presence, i felt comfortable being out about last night. >> sfpd increase the number of officers. >> making people feel it is ok to come to union square to shop. it is really important. >> the chief says so far it is working. increased patrol his lead to crime being significantly reduced. his is all crime in that area is

down nearly 85%. >> we see a significant drop in crime overall. from theft to cars being broken into two burglaries. >> however, the new patrol union square is putting a strain on the department. the police chief says may officers are working overtime. he says that is costing a lot of money. >> 8000 plus hours of overtime. reporter: the current patrol plans and traffic restrictions will stay in place through the shopping season and possibly longer. chief scott says his department has nearly 500 more officers the norm -- fewer officers than normal. he says the best way to continue the force of this magnitude is to hire more officers. >> you can do that when you have the right amount of officers. we are close to 500 officers short. that number continues to increase. you can't do it. reporter: he says it is an issue he is working with the city to fix.

dan: hotels near union certainly happy to see the extra police. compared to this time lester, the hotel occupancy rate is up significantly. reporter: during this holiday season, there are signs everywhere that the hotel industry near union square is coming back. >> it is really exciting. it is feeling busy, a bit like normal back here on union square. i can't believe it. it has been a long 18 months. reporter: kevin carroll of the hotel council says while the hotels are not fully booked, the increase in occupancies having an impact on jobs in the local economy. >> are in have been out of work, many of them for over a year and a half. they're starting to come back, when more people travel and come here, people stay in our hotels, they are spending money outside the hotels. reporter: occurring to the hotel council, prior to the pandemic,

the hotel occupancy rate during the holidays is close to 85%. today they say they are nowhere near those numbers, yet they remain optimistic. today that number is in the 40% range. >> 40% is much higher than we were at last of -- last december. we are seeing increases in occupancy is more people are getting out. more people want to have experiences struck the city. reporter: the heavy police presence is reassuring to the hotels, guests and employees. the hotel industry hopes that won't go away once the holidays are over. >> we continually push for more presence -- more police presence to be out here. reporter: hotels hope in the upcoming months, the travel forecast improves as international travel begins to pick up. ama: to the to the to the to th pandemic. alameda county has tightened its

mass schools, eliminating the exception -- mask rules, eliminating the exception for james. today, the cdc recommended teenagers get booster shots. the goal is to reduce the threat from the omicron variant. cases have been found in half of all u.s. states. health officials warned we are on the cost of an omicron surge. doctors fear the highly contagious delta and omicron variant circulating with the flu will pose a triple threat. our news reporter is a member of our vaccine team. she joins us live in the newsroom to reporter: break down what we can expect. reporter:doctors at ucsf say not only is it possible we could contract multiple strains of covid and the flu at the same time, but the illness is more severe, with stronger, longer lasting side effects. researchers are studying how common this is. in the same hospital where the first u.s. case of the omicron

variant was detected, researchers are working to answer this. >> is the impact of multiple infections all once. reporter: a triple threat of infections, omicron, delta and the flu. >> there's nothing stopping a person from getting influenza plus omicron plus delta. that interaction may make people sick or. >> i hope it doesn't happen in high numbers. reporter: dr. michael mate is a pulmonologist and senior critical care specialist. he says while it is possible to contract all three, the more likely scenario is being infected with at least one covid variant and the flu. what happens if patients get diagnosed with covid and the flu? >> the symptoms could be more severe and might occur more rapidly. the patients might become sicker, more rapidly. reporter: since both viruses can cause serious illness, combined, he says patients may experience more severe symptoms of a cold,

fever, sore throat and upper respiratory issues. if untreated, the two viruses could lead to difficulty breathing or pneumonia. how can people tell they have covid in the flu, given the symptoms are so similar? >> it is hard to distinguish the two by symptoms. they can be overlapping. they really need to see a physician. too hard to do this at home. reporter: the cdc is working to determine how common it is to contract multiple infections at once. experts cautioned the chances may be more likely than we think. >> that could well occur. we will know more in another month, i am afraid. there's enough people who are not vaccinated for flu or covid. reporter: cases are going up. since thanksgiving, the rolling average of daily covid cases in the bay area has increased from the mid 500s to the high 800s. doctors telling us the signals we could be entering the early

stages of a winter surge. which is why it is so important to get both shots. i got my flu shot in one arm and my booster in the other. [laughter] certainly not too late to get them both. ama: if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. add to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on that big blue box. dan: a 16-year-old student was arrested today after violet threat was discovered on instagram. district officials were alerted this morning on a page of confessions. police were called to secure the campus. some parents decided to take their kids home early. detectives identify the student and arrested him. empire start jussie smollett let was found guilty this afternoon on five of the six counts of disorderly conduct faced. a jury found he filed a false police report and lied to police about anti-gay racist attack

outside chicago apartment on january, 2019. the men who carried out the attack testified that the actor paid them to orchestrate it for publicity. his attorney says they plan to appeal this conviction. the maximum sentence for the felony charges is three years. ama: anger that has gone overboard. see the threats and what businesses face over the covid rules. dan: his warned us before. 7 on your side's michael finney found that scammers using zell of a broader target than before. >> a chilly morning coming our way. fall by and atmospheric river. >> we will forever love you. ama: words o

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dan: a very moving show of love and support for kevin nishita, the former police officer killed last month while working security with the tv news crew in oakland. today, friends, and family members paid their respects during an emotional service at this hit san jose at civic of the taurean. >> the level of love and support, it means so much to us. dan: law enforcement colleagues pay tribute to kevin, describing him as a caring, reliable and polite man. while a friend describes kevin as a man who dearly loved his family, friends and coworkers. police are still searching for suspect in the case. there is a $38,000 reward being offered for information leading to an arrest.

ama: one day after scott peterson was sentenced to life in prison, -- resentenced to life in prison, his sister speaking out. she strongly believes he is guilty of murdering his wife and son nearly 20 years ago. our news reporter has the story to women close to peterson with two different opinions about his guilt or innocence. >> scott still appears to be vacant and emotionless. even with the mask on, reporter: one day after convicted murderer scott peterson was resentenced, his half-sister says she still has no doubts that he is guilty of killing his pregnant wife laci on christmas eve, 20 28 -- 2002. >> the behavior i wit i not that of a grieving husband or father to be. it was that of a roving bachelor.

>> i went to the store store ste cocktail next to make something called 16 these. he was serving them to our babysitter. the lack of interest in looking for lacey was very apparent. >> scott peterson is innocent. >> her comments are in stark contrast to that made by his sister-in-law, who told reporters she and other family members will stand firmly behind him in his appeal for a new trial. >> we are going to be back here in two months for a juror's conduct issue in scott's 2004 trial. that is not where the problem started. the problem started when laci went missing in the modesto police did not follow up on sightings or evidence she was alive. reporter:le his sister-in-law continues to proclaim his innocence, his sister is certain her brother is guilty. >> i wish you would take a

fraction of pain away and be honest. ama: we've covered this case since the beginning. you can look back on our stories and see a timeline of how it all unfolded on abc7news.com. dan: let's shift and talk about the weather. a series of storms coming. ama: sounds like we're in for it, spencer. spencer: we are going to get some much-needed rainfall and much-needed snowpack in the sierra. let's look at what is happening in the bay area. earlier, we had some pretty strong breezy winds out there. right now, the wind is getting calmer. we have a still chill in the air right now. this is the view from san francisco on this clear evening. temperature range, only two degrees, 58 to 52 degrees in san francisco, over one, san jose, half moon bay. looking back along the bay

bridge, see it drop into the 40's already. 48 in santa rosa, 48 in fairfield. 54 -- napa bridge, these are forecast features. it will be called the next two mornings, with some areas of frost. atmospheric -- atmospheric river arrives this weekend. possibly a mix of some snow with rain on tuesday. overnight, mainly clear, a few high clouds of pass by. enough to keep you from getting really cold. did i mention it is going to be cold? to give you an idea of how cold it is going to be a present -- freeze warning will be affect from 1:00 to 9:00 for which of lake and mendocino county and frost advisory for 2:00 to 10:00 for solano county. low temperatures in the freeze warning area may drop as low as 27 degrees overnight. for much of the area, low temperatures will reach into the

mid-30's. upper 30's to low 40's 40's near the bay and coast. tomorrow, under sunny skies, with chilly conditions again, i temperatures only 54 57 degrees across the entire region. let's look at the arrival of that much talked about atmospheric river. forecast for saturday afternoon at 4:00, rain will arrive saturday night into sunday morning for much of the bay area. we'll continue with moderate to heavy rain falls, occasional dump -- downpours, strong gusty winds, stone the sierra. that will continue into tuesday. expect rainfall totals over the three bait -- three day. ranging from over three inches to over six inches. it is likely to be a good soaking for us. in the sierra, winter storm watch affect from 10:00 sunday 2:10 -- 10:00 saturday 2:10

tuesday. you're talking maybe up to seven inches. that is a lot of snow. as a seven-day forecast, two cold warnings coming our way. late saturday, we will see clouds enter the picture is atmospheric river begins to push it the rainfall our way. for sunday and monday, a level two storm intensity down to level 1 on tuesday, we may see a mix of rain and snow, more than likely wednesday and thursday. ama: lots of rain coming our way. look at the new laws taking effect in the new year, we will have you taking a closer look at what you toss out. our reporter looks at the new law that could make a big difference for the environment and how you get ready. reporter: starting in january, there's no more tossing food scraps like banana peels or veggies in the trash, californians will be required to put excess food and waste bins. >> this is the biggest change to

our trash since we started recycling in the 1980's. reporter: cities and counties will turn the waste into compost. >> every time you put that banana peel in organic waste, it is turned into compost or biogas and gets its next life, we are fighting climate change. reporter: the director of cal recycle says it is about removing food waste from landfills which can damage the atmosphere as it decays. she says is the single fastest thing every californian can do on their end. >> if the average household diverted their organic waste, it would be like taking their car off the road for a year. reporter: uc davis professor of food science and technology says the change might be difficult. >> for people to meet the requirements of the law is going to be quite a transition. reporter: cities and counties will be expected to have food recycling programs in place. countertop containers are an option to hold scraps for a few days before taking them outside. >> helps with water

conservation, cuts back on the need for pesticides and fertilizers. reporter: grocery stores will have to donate food it would've thrown away to food banks as long as this edible. that makes up half of what is in california landfills and fifth of the states methane emissions. a new lot might require more effort initially. >> we are trying to address food security, climate change. reporter: hopefully with time, it will feel like second nature. and make a big difference. dan: day jfk was shot. ei teams dan nourse spent a year at into that day. today he joins us live with the perspective of a secret service perspective of a secret service agent who was [laughing and talking] at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected, so even a routine appointment can save your life. and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer.

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service, working for five presidents. even 58 years later, his memory of that day in dallas is clear. what was your assignment that day? were you assigned to the first lady, the president? >> i was assigned to misses kennedy. reporter: you are right with her the entire time. >> i was always at her side or right behind her. near as i could be. >> at the time only 34 secret service agents worked the residential detail. driver's door on the secret service car, right behind the president's convertible. >> i was looking at the crowd on the left. i could see nothing wrong. thi heard this explosive noise over my right shoulder. reporter: he'll scan the crowd and called the president,

reacting to the first shot that landed, to his throat. he jumped from the secret service car and started running. >> i got almost to the presidents car when i heard another shot and i felt that one. i saw the reaction. it hit the president in the head. there was brain matter, bone fragments, all came out that wound. all over the back of the car, all over me and misses kennedy -- mr.s. kennedy. >> he'll push the first lady back in the car and covered her in the president is the limousine sped to parkland hospital. >> the right side of his face, i could see the hole in the skull. in that hole, there was no brain matter left. just a vacuum. i thought it was a fatal shot. i turned to the follow-up car and give them the thumbs down. reporter: clint hill believes

jfk dine -- died from a long gunman, lee harvey oswald. but he also told me something about the sun -- sound of the gunfire that may fit with this new book that he may have died in crossfire. i explore that in the documentary. ama: so fascinating. you can watch jfk unsolved, the real conspiracies on the abc 7 area streaming platforms, apple tv, roku, amazon fire, and -- and youtube. you can see here saturday at 9:00 after the warriors game and on hulu ater this month. dan: coming up next, robbers who are after people's wristwatches. we are going to hear from two victims. reporter: the zelle spreading to customers of other banks. dan: tomorrow, president biden will liver the eulogy at the service for late senator bob

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solutions. this is abc7 news. dan: we've been report about a widespread scam using zelle to steal from bank of america customers. now criminals are targeting customers of other banks as well tricking them into sending them money through zelle. anacreon banks say it's the victim's responsibility. a long-time chase bank customer tells his story. >> this viewer wanted to expose what's going on after he got build by imposter terse claiming to be with chase bank. these crooks say they're helping you stop a fraud when in reality they're the ones stealing your money. >> holy smokes. no way >> this person told me that someone was trying to scam me. >> so this is happening to many people. >> appeared as though it was a text message from bank of america asking me if i was

trying to transfer $3500. >> i said no. and within 15 seconds my phone rang. >> he said, ok. we're going to get you that $3500 back. you're going to go to zelle and you're going to send it to yourself. >> they were all target of the same scam, all believe they were reversing a fraudulent transaction all before sending money strait of the imposters. >> $3, 5800 was gone right then and there. >> it was an eye opener. >> and all were customers of bank of america until now. >> it says chase bank. fraud alert. zelle payment in the amount of $2,000. it was friday night when donald got the frightening text. >> if you say yes, i said no. and my phone rang. and it was brian from chase banb fraud department. >> caller id number was idol the one in the bank of my chase

card. >> but the caller id was fake. he goes, let's go over these charges. >> he said we need to send the money back to yourself. >> imposter told him to transfer the money with zelle using his own phone number. it seemed like it was going back to donald. it wasn't. >> i was getting notification that is i had sent myself money. >> tim posters snatched the money at that time other end. >> i sent out $7,000 over a matter of several transactions >> when one transaction went awry, the scammers got angry. >> and hung up. i went wow, i have been scammed. >> it was the same con that hit bva customers and like b of a, chase denied their claim. >> basically their answer was if

it's on zelle shame on you. >> but chase said he authorized those payments. and they offer nod protection. there are's no protection there's no charge back there's no not guilty. and they know the account number it wept to. >> chase' denial letter saying "as we discussed and agreed, no action will be taken." >> there was no discussion. and there was agreement. and the next line is, this inquiry is now resolved. >> b of a has refunded some victims of the zelle scam. chase bank offered a warning that the bankers will never ask you to send money with zelle. >> tricky. you think you're sending it back to yourself. thanks, michael. anchor: police are investigate serious threats made against two businesses which routine syli ask for vaccination.

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the details. colonel -- cornel: the long time family owned bar has been closed since last friday when a man wear ago ski mask walked in. >> the person opened the door. stepped in and threw a note down like that >> the handwritten note said if the vaccine passport isn't removed by this time next week, this place will burn. >> a couple of people chased the person down and they couldn't cap the person. he was pretty young and moved quick >> for man got away. wilson said his bar requires customers show proof of vaccination to keep everyone safe. >> you're going to get a few people in don't like it. but nobody's gotten weird like this behind it. >> and it's sad that somebody would come to the bar and threat to burn the bar down. >> the following night, this gym

in downtown san rafael got a similar threat. a note left after closing time ton door said if the vaccine mandate isn't lifted one one week, this place burns. side by side, the handwriting on both notice appear to be similar. >> we really don't know the origin of the individual or how they're related to the gym if they are related to the gym. but we are trying to work on identifying the individual the note itself is going to be sent out to the lab for forensics. >> gym members are concerned. >> er understand people get frustrated. you know, obviously, it's been a crazy year and a half like you were saying but that's not right way to go at things, period, especially when you're threatening a good business like this that's trying to survive and do their best >> police and the sheriff's department are working together to see if the threats are related. the wilson family will keep checking the vaccine status of customers.

they offered a $1,000 in the case cornell bernard, abc # news. dan: a number of outrageous robberies are being documented across the bay area involving expensive watches being ripped right off of people's wrists. dion lin shares two victim's stories and their hope to make the community safer. >> my hip was bleeding a little bit. >> this 59 year-old man wants to be referred to as raymond had the scare of his life while on his way to the the dentist. >> we didn't get shot or hospitalized and certainly we didn't get killed. >> while feeding the parking meter, a man approached wanting hi watch. >> he showed me his 9 millimeter tucked inside his shirt. so at that moment, i screamed for help. i yelled. and i ran on to the street.

and then my wife was trying to save me by pulling on his pants. >> raymond waspies toll whipped and his $30,000 rolex was from his wrist. >> law enforcement tell me there's been and i crease in watch robberies. one day earlier a man who only wants to be identified as john had his mow vlado stolen at valley fair mall. >> i was just blind-sided by two men behind me. one put me in a chokehold and threw me on the ground. >> and this couple from indonesia was rob offend a $100,000 richard millet timepiece. raymond wants his story to prompt others to make a difference in the community just how safety patrols nearby jumped into help and called 911. >> i feel sorry for the local

business communities. so i want do whatever i can to help make sure this does not happen again? -- again. >> volunteer groups like compassionate oakland donated safety kits. while others mobilized to purchase air horns for me chance. >> it works. [laughter] >> raymond said he would like going to the dental office he's frequented in the past 20 years and see change happen in his community >> i certainly do not want this happening to anyone else. >> why is crime high these days? that's the question

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anchor: kristen had the chance to interview governor newsom one-on-one. they talked about the crime increase. >> texas has a higher violent crime and property crime than california. we grew as a state at .8% our violent crime rate rose .8%. nationwide at 5%.

>> the governor said no matter the numbers, an increase in crime is unacceptable. >> people have the right to be angry about it. people's feelings are one thing statement distickets are another -- statistics are another. >> his new plan is to increase substantial increases in order to fight retail theft. just hours ago, east bay assembly man big kirk will not seek re-election. after 10 years in the state legislature he says he's going to work in the private sector to improve public safety. dan: the brand-new san francisco standard has recruit add team of journalists with a goal to serve everyone with a stake in the future of san francisco. and we're partnering with them..

reporter annie gause spoke with san francisco city trustee thiia about why she's running. >> some of your opponents have high name recognition in this city. how you do plan to distinguish yourself from the pack and -- and let voters know what makes you different? how do you plan to really shine in this race? >> well, to state the obvious, i'm the only woman in the race and the only parent. i think that gives me a distinct experience -- life experiences, real world experiences of living and raise ago working family here in -- in san francisco and i think that resonates with the voters. being a woman in politics, i think it taken a little something extra sometimes to throw your hat in the ring. i think that's one of the reasons why women don't throw

their hat in the ring as much as men do. so i think the path to victory is respecting everybody who is in the race. recognizing that i really have a different life experience than the other three in a lot of ways. one of them is i've been an outsider even though i've been in the city college and worked really hard to turn that aren't. i have a day job, you know, and i deal with all kinds of different people plus raising a family. soy think those are some of the things that will set me apart. dan: tomorrow, you'll hear from belal mahmoud about why he's running in the district 17 race. be sure to tune in. you can watch the standards report along with lynx to the san francisco standards other original reporting. check that out. anchor: a soaking storm.

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dan: the sierra saw an impressive amount of snow at that time u.c. berkley snow lab the official measurement this morning was just over five inches and more is expected. and snow there. rain here. anchor: how soon, spencer? spencer: a lot of rain and a lot more snow in the sierra. we have clear skies. temperatures dropping into the 30's in many inland valley locations. maybe some frost in some areas. tomorrow, highs will be 55 to about 57 degrees in most location. so don't expect a warm day tomorrow. but lit be a bright, sunny one. saturday before the clouds arrive and the rain begins to fall with strong force on

sunday. sunday and monday, level two storm activity with wind-driven rainfall. a mix maybe of freezing precipitation and rain on tuesday. and more rain wednesday and thursday. it's going to be a wet and active week. amia: some careers come full circle. ask bob igor. he has spent 47 years starting as a weather man. rising to c.e.o. and now retiring as executive chairman of the board. dan: and while on air with our sister station in los angeles, the meteorologist asked him to deliver one more forecast >> would you do the weather we are me a little bit? >> yes! you must. >> i have not done the weather in 48 years. >> nice. oh, my gosh. >> all right. bob. we've got lots of wires. >> you can see there's light rain falling across the south land this morning. accounted to get a little bit heavier as the day progresses. >> he's got a great voice too. [laughter] sort of a soothing voice. >> yeah, that's fun.

igor spent 15 years as disney's c.e.o. >> how you do things turned out? >> i've often been asked would i change anything? >> no. i have had a great time at disney. i'm privilegeed to have had to run this great company. looking forward to what's next even though i'm not 100% sure what that is. dan: bob will remain executive chair through the end of this year. met him years ago. he's did such a great job at this company. 47 years. amia: what a legacy he lives behind. dan: on to a man building his legacy. larry beal. larry: it's a slow build, dan. around 2047, we're going to hit it. we're back on war dell watch. that's steph curry's pursuit of

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against the knicks. good place to make history. friday in boston. saturday in toronto. curry 10 threes away from breaking ray allen's record. he hit six threes. he was forceing it a bit. and so were his teammates. that would be a big deal. call mom. not curry. >> he made six which is nothing for him. i don't think i ever did that any inn my entire career one time so it was just -- kind of a -- a hoe hum game but a win. and we're happy with that. >> i mean, he's going to break the record eventually. i mean, we all know that it doesn't matter what that but my time is to get looks even after he broke the record. so he's got a lot more left in the tank. dan: saturday night. philadelphia right here on abc7. could be fun. 49ers tight end george kittle with nine catches, 118 yards,

two t.d.'s. hoping to bid on that in cincinnati on sunday. they're barely hanging on to the final wild card spot in the a.f.c. the bengals are the sixth seed in the a.f.c. kittle who showed up today wearing a michigan shirt because he lost a beat, his iowa hawkeyes fell to the wolverines. he said they must bounce back quickly after the disapointsment in seattle. >> er think we did a really good job eliminating turnovers and things like that, that's what bit us in the butt this last weekend. excited to get on the field the guys because everybody was disappointed in the loss. i'm not going to say that we're more inspired than usual but guys are locked in and ready to go. >> he's a guy to count on. he makes a ton of plays whenever they need it you see it on the tape especially against seattle. the performance he had where you catch it and it feels like for a lot of guys it can be a five-yard gain and for him it could be 80 yards for the touchdown. >> justin wilcox has interviewed

the vacancy in the university. he was frustrated with his former university. next big step in oakland's howard terminal stadium project trip. there's environment al impact report. city has been working toward getting that e.i.r. by tend to of the year. libby schaff said they should be able to meet that goal. she talked about the progress. >> no announcements but we remain on track. and i -- i said something this morning at the san francisco business time structures event that got a lot of applause which is that also the entitlements which is another big piece of having a project dom -- come to fruition. that they are moving along very rapidly faster than you can say,

oh, my god, it's 108 degrees in las vegas today. >> the mayor does love to give the jab to vegas every time she -- i actually force med to look. it was only like 55 or 60 in vegas today. i was like really in 108. there is a quiet confidence growing in oakland even though you might hear other headlinelines coming out of vegas. they're slowly making progress they're feeling good about the situation in terms of raising money for the a's. >> coming up at 8:00 station 19 followed by "grey's anatomy." by sky and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. that's going do it for this edition of abc7 news. thanks for joining us. i'm am amia daetz. dan: have ooh nice evening and join us at 11:00. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.visit ncicap.org]

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