>> an earthquake which just shakes northern california. >> i meteorologists in uchitel, tracking -- the forecast is coming up. >> we have 25,000 square >> feet of amenities. >>it's all-inclusive living in san francisco, but can cross $17,000 a month. >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> breaking news in san jose surrounded by flashing lights. the emergency response to a shooting that left people terrified days before christmas. >> we were like going to the store with kids and stuff and it

was frightening for them, especially being around a shooter. >> thanks for tuning in. as we speak, oakridge mall in san jose is still surrounded by police who are still searching the entire building. >> just hours ago, people ran screaming from the sound of gunshots. no victim has been found and neither has a suspect. >> abc 7 reporters there live. what did witnesses tell you about what they saw and heard? >> i'm told there was just complete confusion, no one knowing what was happening. i spoke with some people who described hearing gunshots, other who say they started running the moment they heard screaming, quite a few people who said they did all they could to hunker down and hide from whatever that threat was. 30 minutes ago we connected with san jose pd. the first call came in a at around 5:48 this afternoon. people are being escorted out of the mall and groups.

petey believes this was an isolated incident, and altercation between two groups. there is evidence the shooting happened inside the mall near the forever 21, but wanted specify what the evidence was. people we spoke with described the mall is being filled with people. you can imagine families with small children. people trying to get in the last few minutes of holiday shopping when the shooting happened. >> the mall was packed. at 6:00 people came home from work and doing the last minute shopping. in my store there were 10 or 15 people shopping there. the moment that people -- nobody knew what was going on, people were running. >> we still don't know if there is an armed suspect. something could start up again in a second. we are fully prepared for that. we have a lot of officers deployed in the mall. we have a lot of resource offices -- officers deployed that could help. >> they are taking a systematic

approach in clearing the mall. i asked if there were more officers on scene, especially considering the incident that happened over the weekend where a group of 6-8 men tried to steal from the macy's store. they did us all an employee in their attempt to get away. for tonight's response we know as jp had mentioned that sj fire is here, chp, the county sheriff's office and paramedics crews, ready and willing to assist whenever needed. we are told that since there is so much confusion, there is a movie theater that people were still in the middle of their movies, not knowing what was happening just outside of those walls. right now, that search still happening here. forever 21, i did ask if we knew the ages of the people involved, considering they were so close to the specific store. there's no information on either the suspects, suspect, or any of the victims or victim involved in this case. dan: any sense at all about how

long police would stay there at the scene? >> we know it will be a few hours, san jose police: get a systematic approach in clearing the mall. in the nature of westfield malls, they are humongous. they have plenty of entrances and exits. plenty of places to hide. they are wanting to make sure they remove everyone's safety -- safely and if the shooter or victim is in the mall, that those people can be identified as well. this will take a few hours. and they expect to be on scene until all that is finished. reporting live in san jose, abc 7 news. dan: sounds like it's a huge mall. we use the abc 7 app to send out this alert when we got word about the shooting. download the app now so you are the first to know when news like this breaks. you can customize alerts for topics and places that you are most interested in. ama: a six point two magnitude earthquake struck off the

northern california coast after noon. the epicenter was 31 miles west of the town of ferndale in humboldt county. look at what happened to the house in eureka. the quake was felt from the bay area to the oregon border. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. ama: that was the reaction of the man at the moment the quake struck as the car rocked in the traffic signal swayed. another video shows a window that was shattered at a store. >> we are getting local reports of strong shaking throughout ferndale in that area. there has been a report of damage, but nonstructural. ama: since the quake hit, there

have been more than 50 aftershocks, one as big as 4.5. dan: now onto storm watch because this view of live doppler 7 will change soon and significantly. we are expecting rain every single day through christmas. abc 7 news meteorologist andy patel is here truck -- is here tracking all the wet weather. >> it all starts tomorrow afternoon. first day of winter tomorrow. let me show you live doppler 7. you will notice all the clouds have gathered. we don't have rain yet. i want to show you the wider perspective. here is the first storm with a weak atmospheric river. that storm will arrive tomorrow afternoon. it's a level two and will continue into wednesday, lights a moderate rain, occasional downpours and breezy to gusty conditions. timing it out by noon time, it's starting to move into the north bay. you will have to wait until later in the afternoon and evening before it starts across the central and southern portion of the viewing area by 7:00 p.m.

tomorrow night, everyone is getting ready. in terms of the rainfall totals, you notice higher totals in the northern half of our viewing area. anywhere from a half an inch to an inch and a half. santa cruz mountains, 96 hundredths. everyone else in the southern and eastern parts of the viewing area will range from a quarter to a half an inch for most regions. this is just the first of several storms. i will be back with a closer look at the timing of it all, including what to expect for christmas, and it's more than rain. dan: so, buckle up. you can keep an i on the weather, including live doppler 7. you will find it on the abc 7 news bay area app available on roku, amazon fire, android tv and apple tv. ama: omicron is the most common coronavirus variant in the united states. the cdc said it accounts for 75% of covid cases. few sinners are reporting the first known death from the

omicron variant in the united states. a mid-level staff member at the white house is tested positive. a person came into contact with president biden last friday and the president has tested negative for covid. contra costa county announced three cases of the omicron variant. health officials say it's likely been in the community and was detected on december eighth. omicron variant was diagnosed in two thirds of the bay's counties including san francisco, so loma and contra costa -- sonoma in contra costa county. dan: california is suing walmart, accusing the retailer of dumping hazardous waste across the state. >> walmart is not cleaning up its act and we are all paying the price. it's time for this unacceptable behavior to end. no corporation is too big to follow the law. this lawsuit -- this lawsuit should be a warning to the worst offenders. dan: the attorney general says

walmart is illegally dumping numerous items and responded with the statement, "the state is demanding a level of compliance regarding waste disposal of stores from common household products and items that goes beyond what is required by law." ama: coming up, a major development to the case of the security guard, and killed last month -- shot and killed in oakland. >> there is misinformation in spanish that's hitting the community hard. dan: using cartoons to comb to b misinformation. meet the artists who had life-saving work during the pandemic. ama: giving a bottle of wine as a christmas gift might be more valuable than you think. al

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the investigation into last month's deadly shooting at a security guard informed police officer. also today, the police chief discussed the disparity in responding to calls in east oakland and announced a solution to try to deal with the violence in the city. abc 7 news anchor dian, has the story. >> as oakland marked its 133rd homicide of the year over the weekend, boast -- both in east oakland, the police chief addressed shifting resources, creating new districts six to bring 48 more all-time officers to the area. >> it is significant because it means the department has recognized the impact of the calls for service in emergency calls that are coming in from the east oakland residents in need for more presence in the community. >> citing 60% of service calls coming from east oakland, he assured the public resources would not be taken away from the

city has seen high-profile crimes. >> those officers will be there full-time around-the-clock 24 hours a day. we've been supplementing patrols with over time, this will fill that gap, making it less of a responsibility on our officers. >> oakland's council member for district six said the restructuring to address service and equities make a big difference. >> when my residents are waiting up to a couple of days to have more, that is unacceptable and is something i have been lifting up since i came in office. >> also discussed, an update on the investigation of the tv news crew guard and the retired police officer. he was shot while protecting a reporter in downtown oakland november 24, and died of his injuries. >> we have recovered a vehicle similar to the description of the vehicle we were looking for. we are analyzing everything within that vehicle. we feel confident that we will

continue to follow up on all leads. >> chief armstrong credits information provided by the public and assisting in the investigation. he says he feels hopeful and optimistic those responsible will be identified. dan: oaklands town received a boost from governor gavin newsom to fight the surge in violent crime. >> i want to commend the governor for stepping in and for sending support for the state of california and local law enforcement grants. also a response from the governor that he will be working with the legislator to respond to my request for more cameras, even license plate readers on our freeway on and off ramps. dan: the mayor made that request last week. today, the mayor stressed a violent crime reaches far beyond the city limits of oakland. leaders across the bay area need to collaborate and maximize the

resources to solve the problem. ama: an organized retail robbery ended with 15 subset -- suspects getting away from police. a woman was arrested for allegedly interfering with police and allowing a suspect to escape. it was the same all as tonight's breaking news scene. >> as holiday shoppers got their last-minute items at oakridge mall, san jose police started their investigation into another mass robbery. police say up to 16 suspects attempted to rob this macy's of more than $1000 in merchandise. the same store was hit in a november robbery. >> to loss prevention employees successfully detained one of the suspects. while they are detaining that person, a group of this coordinated organized group that went in there, at least three of them came back and violently assaulted the loss prevention employee. >> the show some of her injuries. she was pulled down by her hair, punched and kicked in the head.

>> it's a dangerous situation. >> as arrive sink -- as arriving officers attempted to help them, a woman interfered. she then was arrested, while the last remaining suspect fled >> the area. >>arresting this one suspect could have helped the investigation to identify the rest of the vote's -- the folks . >> wayne: -- >> the was arrested, helping a person escape lawful custody. >> we don't understand what caused the person to interfere. if somebody sees something they don't agree with and think it's excessive, there's mechanisms for that. we have our internal affairs department. please, please do not insert yourself into one of these situations. >> days before christmas, organized robberies are still plaguing the area. >> we are using all available resources to curtail this activity. we were there quick after the incident was reported.

we will keep responding. >> in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: the san francisco attorney's office says its investigation into organized retail theft is making progress. the district attorney announced arrest warrants for five people in two criminal indictments -- indictments. it was sparked by a series of thefts at a macy's in 2019. the operation led to the recovery of $2 million in suspected stolen property, and multiple arrests and indictments. dan: let's turn to the weather, winter will begin in grand style. ama: we are in for it. >> a level two storm is coming in. i want to show you live doppler seven. you will notice there is a storm off the coast. the main reign is 113 miles away from the northern california coast. it's coming in our direction. we have a lot of clouds ahead of it. as you look at the live picture, it's dry on the golden gate

bridge, that will change tomorrow night. it will be a different view. mid to upper 40's from san francisco to san jose. it is 50 degrees and half moon bay. today's highs were in the 40's and 50's. several degrees below average for this time of year. visibility is good in san jose. 44 in santa rosa. 45 in napa. 42 in livermore. one other live picture, you can see the embarcadero decked out. winter begins tomorrow, and first storm arrives. several storms through early next week during even the possibility of snow over our peaks on christmas. it's a level two on the storm impact scale tomorrow afternoon through wednesday. light to moderate rain. there will be some downpours, just occasional, breezy to gusty conditions are expected. 12:00, you notice north bay is getting wet. you have to wait until 4:00 p.m. before the rest of the bay area sees the wet weather. tomorrow night, maybe when you

are headed out to do last minute holiday shopping, grab the umbrellas because it will rain across the entire region. wednesday, scattered showers. if you are commuting, be wet -- be ready for wet roadways into wednesday evening. that does not end there. we have more systems. i want to show you the computer animation for thursday. morning will be wet. the sierra will have snow. friday, which is christmas eve, you get a little bit of a lull, until the afternoon when the next system goes into friday night and saturday. you see pink over the higher elevations. that's potential for a rain/snow mix over the mountains. sunday, more wet weather. that continues into next week. when you look at the rainfall projections, that's taking you tomorrow afternoon through sunday. looks like half an inch in the southern end of the viewing area. places like san jose, close to three inches in ukiah.

shades of yellows and oranges indicating anywhere from 3, 4, may be higher in terms of rainfall totals. be prepared, there will be minor lowlight -- low-lying flooding. you expected when you get that kind of rain on saturated ground after several days. you aren't expecting problems in terms of weather. temperatures in the mid 30's to the mid 40's tomorrow morning. chilly enough to where you need to grab the heavier coats. for the afternoon, have the umbrellas. upper 40's to low 60's. accuweather 7 day forecast, first winter storm arrives. we are looking at the system on live doppler 7. we went back to live doppler 7. let me see if i can get you to the seven day one more time. all right, we won't get you to the seven-day. let's move it back here. here we go. level two going into wednesday. a one for thursday. christmas eve, it's a one. we have a two for christmas day.

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dan: today is the first day of jury deliberations in the elizabeth holmes trial. danny: she is charged with 11 counts of fraud and could face decades in prison. dan: we have a look at the case from federal court. reporter: we will learn the fate of elizabeth holmes any day now. the jury has 11 charges to go through. and regardless of what verdict comes down, experts say the decision will send a strong message to silicon valley. as disgraced theranos c.e.o. elizabeth holmes is awaiting her fate, so is the future of silicon valley. >> i think silicon valley is taking it seriously and it will probably have a sobering impact. reporter: she said the evidence revealed in this case has already served as a learning

lesson to be careful for entrepreneur revealing information to investors. if convicted holmes could face up to 20 years in prison for each count but the average sentence 21 months for each count. >> given the amount of money that was lost and the impact, the potential jeopardy to patients' health and lives we could see a stricter sentence. >> six of the accounts amount to $155 million lost. three of the counts are tied to patients' safety. if she is found guilty she would not immediately be take into custaken intocustodycustodycustd >> if she gets convicted of two charges they could run the time together so she only serves maybe two years but if they do it consecutively the judge could enhance and possibly add on time. reporter: i want to emphasize it

only takes one juror to believe she is not guilty to cause a hung jury. it is still possible she could be retried on some of the counts. stefani sierra. abc7 news. dan: the decision could come down at any time. there is a podcast about the case hosted by rebecca jarvis. it is called the dropout. there are new episodes every tuesday. there is a new one tomorrow. listen wherever you stream your podcasts. ama: closing arguments wrapped up today in the case minnesota police officer kim potter. she is accusedded of shooting and killing daunte wright. she testified she meant to draw her taser instead of her gun. the defense argued that her use of force was justified because another officer was at risk of being dragged by wright's car. the juror is investigating

whether it shows a mistake under potter or displaying negligence. >> you must presume innocence. that my client is insent. >> carrying a badge and is gun is not a license to kill. ama: if convicted potter could be sentenced to up to 11 years in prison. the fate of ghislaine maxwell is now in the hands of a jury as well. closing arguments were presented in the case today. prosecutors say she manipulated and enticed vulnerable underage girls. she has denied those allegations. she could face up to 70 years in prison. dan: one of the most influential political cartoonists in the country is battling the covid misinformation prevalent in the

latinos. >> he is using his graphic tablet and pen to deliver the information on the covid vaccine to the latino community. like this one in not all heroes wear capes but they wear band aids. >> it is a tough one. that's why we need cartoons to battle this. are he is known for his cartoons. they focus on latino culture and politics. the vaccine campaign is meant to reach out to lated ianos through social media. especially the parespecially >> it is hitting the community hard. lots of quackery and things. bad access to healthcare. reporter: his work to inform the latino community began last year in arizona. he was recruited to work with

the covid latino.org campaign. >> it is a very effective way to get complex information to communities. so that's how it started. reporter: covidlatino.org also highlights the work of other latino artists. >> i have also noticed a macho attitude of young men. i don't need it. i'm strong. reporter: this christmas themed animation is aimed at encouraging young and old to get the vaccine and booster. >> go now to we're all in this together. reporter: they will now launch another campaign at the beginning of the year targeting young adults who are still not convinced about getting that vaccine. abc7 news.

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dan: let's give you a look at conditions outside now. this is the bay bridge toll plaza of course. a dream right now. mostly empty as you can see. our producer kay tells me that may be a u.f.o. you see there.r. i-80 is going to be one of the busiest places for drivers trying to travel for christmas according to aaa. keep that many mind. now to a liveportic prected allg garages would be full by last friday. aaa says overall christmas travel will be up 1/3 compared to last year during the pandemic but only a fraction of travelers are flying to their destination. ama: as we get closer to the christmas holiday more people are trying to get covid tests, especially at-home tests. for many, those tests are hard to find.

reporter: travel and holiday plans continue for many throughout bay area. dr. salinas is encouraging people not to gather but recognizes many will not be canceling plans. he said knowing whether you're positive or not before you meet with people is critical, even if you're vaccinated. >> the recommendation in terms of getting tests to try to meet with others safely is to do an ant general test right before the meeting -- antigen test right before the meeting. those tests have become a hot commodity and are very difficult to obtain. reporter: it is something this local mom at a walgreens can confirm. >> we started calling around. one place said online they had it. i drove there and they didn't have it. so then he kept looking online and found this store. so i'm driving all the way down here to find it and got them.

reporter: wall green's has seen an u unprecedented demand for covid tests. c.v.s. also tells us they are working turnaround clock to keep stocked with tests. some telling us p.c.r. tests have not been easy to track down either. >> we they could all of the wallgreens and c.v.s. reporter: it doesn't matter what test you get. it is all a matter of typing. with a rapid test you have the most up to date information. p.c.r. tests take longer and may not be as accurate. we have to implement the safety measures we have become all too familiar with since the start of the pandemic. >> we should all assume we may carry covid. ama: it is going to be raining through christmas. sandia is tracking the storms ma

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dan: conservative senator joe manchin fired back at the white house today saying they can't pressure him at voting for the build back better bill. he is a no-vote on the spending plan. that deal is potentially fatal blow to the cornerstone of the president's domestic agenda. reporter: joe manchin blaming white house staff for tanking negotiations on president biden's build back better bill. manchin on news radio. >> surely to god we can move one person. surely we can badger and beat one person up. surely we can get enough protesters that they will just go for anything. he is making sure people know the president is not at fault.

>> it is his i his >> jen psaki fighting back. >> we're ready to get this done. >> this is a no. on this legislation. reporter: the white house calling his decision sudden and inexplicable. sources saying biden felt blindsided and that he personally approved every word of the white house's scathing statement. manchin's statement sparking outrage with many democrats. they said this is why they wanted to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill and a larger social spending bill in tandem. pressly on cnn. >> he has continued to move the goal post. he has never negotiated in good faith. reporter: nancy pelosi is

holding out hope that manchin will continue to negotiate in the new year. they will never give up the fight to get the president's legislation on the desk. dan: david muir will speak one-on-one with president biden. you can see that wednesday. world news tonight airs at 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. ama: house speaker nancy pelosi was in san francisco today promoting president biden's build back better agenda. a reporter asked her how she can still have hope the plan will survive. this was her response. >> we never give up. i wrote a letter to my colleagues yesterday saying first and foremost, we will continue to fight to pass the legislation. this will happen. it must happen. and we will do it as soon as we can. reporter: she went onto say the democratic leader of the senate chuck schumer wrote a similar letter to his colleagues too.

she said closed door meetings continue to pas the legislation. she joined with london breed to talk about how build back better has an investment in making the nation's streets safer. >> we secured $14 billion nationally for safety. it will help make california's streets safer and friendlier. >> it will not only help san francisco, it will help this entire country. so that can improve safety on our streets. reporter: the plan includes $5 billion for a safe streets for all initiative across the bay area. much of the money is earmarked for transit improvements and keeping more people off the roads but knowing many people will still drive, many will be in a safety emprovement program on california's highways. speaking of drying, rideshare prices have spikedded recently. companies are saying there is a reason why. reporter: the holiday rush is

likely to improve plenty of trips to and from local airports. increased demand translates to higher prices and commuters are noticing. >> i mostly rely on uber or public transit. she does not own a car. she began taking uber more than usual. >> drive with the windows down a little bit. i feel better about the ventilation. reporter: she has noticed her trips cost nearly twice as much. she sent us screen grabs from rides in the lower edition areaa around 3:00 p.m. and just before 4:00 p.m. it is busy and first a are higher than usual. >> i'm not sure what has been going on. >> uber said we expect this to be a particularly busier holiday season. you may see higher levels due to demand. it is not just uber. this was captured from lyft last

week. this trip was $32-86. more of choosing an express pickup and less using wait and save. we began to see the demand for rides outpace the? of available drivers. the company said it has added thousands of drivers to the platform and expects wait times and prices to improve. error waiting them out is my go-to strategy. >> it is one uber recommends. they recommend adding a stop and picking up a friend and then splitting the fare. >> if it was only that simple. reporter: ride kearse opt to wait longer for a ride and pay less. we chebt from alan's neighborhood to sf 06r7b is approximately $40. plan ahead and leave plenty of extra time. abc7 news.

dan: good advice. ama: we need to check on that weather. we have a lot coming our way, dan. dan: they are lined up every day. sandhya: you pretty much have to hang onto the umbrellas beginning the rest of the week. there is the moisture showing up. it is still up along the northern california coast. hasn't arrived yet. as you take a look at this beautiful live picture from our camera, you can see san francisco doesn't looking good. live doppler 7 locally showing you some clouds overhead but tomorrow afternoon you will notice the rain has started to move in. high temperatures will actually come up mostly in the 50's and a few 60's as well. a winter weather advisory goes up tomorrow night in sierra and runs until 4:00 p.m. wednesday. be prepared for difficult travel, winter driving conditions. that becomes a winter storm wintering. 4:00 p.m. wednesday until 4:00 p.m. sunday which means four to six feet of snow, up to eight feet for the peaks, those snow

levels will be come down 2,000 to 3,000 feet. do be prepared for white-out conditions. it is certainly possible if you have to go and you want to go up there to enjoy the fresh powder tomorrow is your best bet. tomorrow night fresh showers will develop. wednesday and thursday heavier snow. friday still some snow possibilities so definitely will be a little diceyer getting up there. parts of central california, you're gooding to. 50 in sacramento. 64 in san diego. not too bad. nationally the pacific northwest and parts of the upper great lakes will be dealing with some precipitation. overall the pattern look fine for my of you traveling. it is a two for tuesday going into wednesday and a one for thursday. christmas is a one. christmas day a level two. possibly some snow over the higher elevations and a one for sunday and monday.

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trouble sleeping, tiredness, and anxiety. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. ask your doctor about dovato-i did. ♪ ama: it was a merry morning in oakland today as kids and volunteers delivered more than 120 toys to families in chinatown and beyond. this year they have some extra toys which will be further distributed to other china town programs before christmas. one organizer says the goal is for kids who participate in the drive to one day pass on the holiday cheer to next

generation. dan: no doubt that they will. shipping has been harder than usual because of supply chain issues. alcohol is not immune to that problem. we spoke with some store owners about the impact they are seeing. >> the new yearest to may be harder to do with alcohol chornlgs hitting several stores. >> liquor, wine, beer. reporter: the backup is making imports from other countries harder to make it to their final destination. >> due to the fact that we have such a global collection of wines and half of our wines are from all over the world. we are definitely low in supply because they are sitting off the port in long beach. >> some are like we have to wait like a month sometimes. sometimes two months. depends. some stuff we have not seen for a year now. reporter: according to the data provider ira worldwide, 11% of

alcoholic beverages have been sold out since november 28 of this year. he said he saw the problem coming and stocked up as much as he could for the holiday season. >> we are able to get by with style but at the same time we're still several wines that i would love to scr v that won't make it in until next year. reporter: but the problem snot just in receiving the product. -- is not just receiving the product. >> all the materials necessary for bottoming. reporter: demand on alcohol continues to stay the same and it is costing business owners much more money to keep up. >> like very $1 across the board, $2 for some bottles went up. >> this is a chance to drink outside the box. think outside the box. try something different.

reporter: kimberly cruz. ama: all right. well, that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. thank you so much for joining us. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you enjoy the rest of the evening. we'll see you tonight for abc7 news one hour from now. ama: yes. we leave you with a yulelog. you can stream it and i think there is even music. you can choose music or no music. your

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