when they arrived on scene they founded 36 year old man on the ground who was shot in the head . police believe this was likely a botched robbery. there was surveillance video of the incident. which captured too male suspects wearing dark clothing and an unknown vehicle. they have not been apprehended at this time. couple of times

talked only for the gas, but i feel bad. when i hear this chair, this one, i snapped to my house. i'm so sorry, ricardo gonzalez says. this is a rough part of town, especially late at night. he says the area needs more police presence. people coming in the night by drugs and everything there. see you think there should be more police presence? yeah. that's what i think i get scared coming in this part of the neighborhood. um so i'm not surprised. i mean , i'm shocked that somebody was killed, but, um i'm not too surprised. tracy steuby grew up in antioch's. she thinks crime is on the right. she too, thinks more police patrols of the area late at night would help residents feel safer. i get scared. i get angry that this is happening and nothing is being done about it because it keeps getting worse in the anti, aka hassan, abc seven news only on seven nearly $180,000 in

merchandise was stolen from a camera shop in an armed robbery near san francisco's union square. take a look. surveillance from the area shows four individuals get out of a gray sedan at about 1 20 this afternoon near bush and grant these images used in the police investigation show at least one suspect with a firearm. enter the liquor store. one person is holding a tool and you can also see the smashed display cases. timestamp on the video shows the suspect returned to the set sedan less than three minutes later, and just days ago mayor london breed and sfpd chief scott assured the public of additional safety measures for the area. multiple sources. tell me $20,000 in damages were also caused by the robbery. sfpd says anyone with additional information is asked to come forward. driver is recovering tonight after getting attacked and. last night video captured the bus going on a wild ride and barreling through the mission district. san francisco police say the suspect boarded at courtland and mission at about

eight pm and attacked the driver . he then got behind the wheel and took off hitting at least 10 vehicles before coming to a stop at 19th and guerrero. police then arrested the suspect, who was said to have minor injuries . the bus was empty the entire time. well, it is small business saturday, a day when local business owners remind you to do your holiday shopping away from malls and big retailers to support the local economy. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard shows us how one city in the north bay even made it snow to attract shoppers. a winter wonderland brought to life on san raffles fourth street. with a little help from the snow making machine. two blocks of downtown were closed to cars on small business saturday, a chance to hang some tinsel and invite shoppers down to explore and expensive cash. one opportunity to support people who are creating art and. you

know locallylocally, helping toe economy. i think it is a great idea. >> science reflect the struggle that many businesses have faced over the last couple years but some business owners say they are staging a comeback this holiday season. >> covid was a big impact, small businesses all over the bay area. >> from san rafael's business improvement district said this year more than ever they needed to go big to give a boost to small businesses often bypassed by shoppers. >> my wife and i am most of the people here that work in the business community really want to invigorate and remind people that small business is what drives the economy. small business is what is still here, we want to survive and thrive. >> everything is packaged up inside. >> in novato mary was ready for customers. >> most of the stores down here

do a great job, specifically of sourcing either local goods or smallbatch goods that you are not going to find on amazon. you will not find them in a big box store. >> signs urging folks to shop local. the mayor says if you do, your dollars can go a long way. all of these businesses up and down grant are the ones that sponsor our sports teams and donate to our local schools, they are a part of our community and constantly give back. these are the businesses we want to be shopping at this holiday season. >> in marin county, abc7news. >> small business saturday kicked off today between palmetto avenue and francisco boulevard in pacifica. or than 20 local vendors set up tents and tables to attract shoppers. a variety of handbags, jewelry, dream catchers and more it was on sale. even president joe biden was seen in nantucket shopping during the small business saturday. on biden's traditional thanksgiving to the island, he

visited several local stores and was accompanied by his wife jill . small business saturday was created by american express back in 2010, and is held on the last saturday in november. speaking of shopping online one set a new record for black friday spending. cording to adobe analytic online spenders spent more than 1.9 billion dollars. economists are watching these numbers to measure the impact on inflation which typically leads to higher prices, nearly half of sales were made using smartphones. going up 44% since last year. in person black friday shopping numbers are not quite available yet. moving on now, eight months in at the war in ukraine is intensifying. russian missiles taking out parts of the power grid and leaving millions in the dark. as abc's news reporter -- there are worries now with winter right around the corner. >> a frantic search at a ukrainian maternity ward.

a newborn killed in yet another pressure and mill -- missile strike. one coming up to the next, striking people's homes in the country's power grid. these satellite images show the country growing dark over the past eight months of war. this man lives in key events as they get a few hours of electricity every day. >> the situation right now is very tough, it is hard. i have no idea unfortunately whether they will be able to repair for example, bring it back to six or seven hours of electricity per day. >> as winter weather fast approaches, he says territories once occupied by russia are most vulnerable. >> especially on liberated territories have zero access to anything. they can't even wash their clothes, they can't do anything because the russians have destroyed all the infrastructure. >> worry at the moment is the falling temperatures and how people cope with that.

>> the shelter box program manager for ukraine -- the nonprofit is based out of the u.k. and santa barbara. >> when it comes to the winter and you have no heating, no electricity for light and no running water because the electricity is needed to pump that water, then things get really serious. >> the team is helping people get their war-torn homes winter ready. >> we are providing wooden struts with hardware to fix roofs. we are providing clear plastic sheeting and ceiling foam to replace windows. >> that is just the outside. inside it is a another whole effort. >> we are providing fuel burning stoves and are supplying firewood for the winter. then winter clothing for people, some thermal blankets. >> and solar is going to play a key role in getting people through this winter safely. >> things like solar lights, it is a pretty simple to use small

kit. it is really important and makes a huge difference for people to get on with their lives. >> abc7news. >> if you would like to help people in ukraine, we have put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofits at our website abc7news.com/take action. governor gavin newsom says he is not going to challenge president biden for the democratic nomination in 2024, newsom told politico he informed the president and first lady that he will not run for than nations highest office. he also said he has no intention of running it should mr. biden not seek a second term. newsom's out-of-state spending, travel and the tax on the gop field speculation of a 2024 presidential run. still to come on abc7news at 11 tonight, a remarkable rescue at sea. how a cruise ship passengers stay alive after going overboard. and twitter's new owner, elon musk's promising amnesty for suspended accounts as soon as next week.

local experts weigh in on exactly what this means. >> i am spencer christian, some needed rainfall coming our way but before that a frosty chill. i will have the forecast coming

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amnesty for suspended accounts. that is what twitter's new owner is promising and it could all happen as soon as next week. critics worry this could lead to more harassment and hate speech. abc7news reporter susan fun has more on this story. >> another day another twitter headline. elon musk is letting better -- band twitter users come back. the ceo posted a poll on twitter

asking if people should be reinstated if they have not broken the law or engaged in egregious spam. in a follow-up post must tweeted the people have spoken, amnesty begins next week. already elon musk has reinstated president trump, kanye west, marge really taylor green, she was banned for violating covid policies. >> as a lyrical scientist these are things i am worried about. >> clinical scientist with menlo college, saying reactivating suspended accounts only invites trouble. >> you got things like vaccine deniers, the attack on the pizza parlor in d.c. where folks thought there was a pedophile ring, you have election deniers not believing outcomes of elections, you get violence. you get a violent uprising on january 6. >> media communications professor at cal state east bay said censorship is not the answer. >> i think the misconception is

we can censor our way out of hate speech or misinformation and that was never going to be a possibility, so i have always believed this whole campaign to remove people from online platforms was never going to get to the root of the problem. which is why do we have hate speech, where does hate originate from, where it misinformation originate from, how can we better prepare people to spot ms. information. removing people does not deal with that. >> the answer is to train people to spot misinformation at not censor people. >> it is a question of how you can spot ms. information so you don't fall for it and how you can change the culture so that hate speech is not so prevalent. that individuals don't believe it and spread it. that is something we do through constructive dialogue and democratic discourse not engaging in censorship. >> in san francisco, abc7news. >> last month elon musk tweeted that no suspended accounts would

be reinstated until they formed a moderation council with diverse viewpoints that would consider cases. the professor says that would be problematic as well in that any board or panel could be full of biases. moving onto the south bay, san jose city leaders are using this holiday travel weekend as an indicator for how the economy is rebounding from the pandemic. the estimate 430 8000 passengers will travel through san jose international airport through the weekend. that's about up 40% since last thanksgiving, while the increase in passengers is a good sign aviation has not fully returned to pre-pandemic levels. this year's passenger count is still nearly down 21% compared to thanksgiving of 2019, just about three months before the covid shut down. san jose city leaders are also considering the plan that would turn to vta locations into housing for the homeless. at the council is scheduled to discuss those plans tuesday, they are looking into converting

the light rail yard in north san jose and the caudal station. the housing sites would be temporary with built ttuld provs people a private room and bathroom along with supportive services to help them find permanent housing. a boat crashed against rocks near alcatraz this morning. take a look, a man, woman and three dogs were on the boat when it hit the rocks known as a little alcatraz. the san francisco fire department and coast guard responded shortly after, all passengers were safe and the boat was recovered with no danger to the environment. to the north bay, where one of dozens of tributes were held today to the legendary cartoonist who created charlie brown and the rest of the peanuts gang. >> charles schultz would have turned 100 years old today. to celebrate his legacy the museum named in his honor in santa rosa debuted a new exhibit.

it is called the spark of schultz, centennial celebration. he passed away 22 years ago but is peanuts characters are still be loved the world. cartoonists around the world are celebrating with their own artwork, more than 75 syndicated cartoonists have made tributes. easter eggs and references to peanuts and saturday comics to honor him. moving on to now, spencer joining us from home where i am sure it is much toast year. >> it is toasty here, it looks like we may be here for a while because i tested positive for covid this morning and despite the fact i am double vax and triple boosted it is a good reminder to all of us we need to continue doing things to protect ourselves like wearing masks and sanitizing. now let's take a look at weather, it is a calm and pleasant night. it barely measurable service wins, right now wind is calm in most locations are under seven to eight miles an hour and most others -- a live view from our

rooftop camera he looked towards the bay bridge. current temperature readings are 53 in san francisco but that's the mildest of them all. 46 in oakland, 79 -- palo alto 40 46 and half moon bay. here is the view from emeryville. a beautiful view looking back towards the bay bridge and the embarcadero center, temperature readings right now one in santa rosa fairfield mid to low 40's. 36 in novato. our chilliest spot so far. another view of the embarcadero center from our camera, these are the forecast pictures. mostly sunny and cooler days will be with us the next few days, then it is going to turn cold and frosty in the morning hours on tuesday and wednesday. and a chance of rain, more than one chance, late next week. starting tonight, notice over the next day or so a few weak frontal system sweeping down from the gulf of alaska into

northern california. it will break up, they may bring us a few clouds but as we get into tuesday and wednesday we will see that the cold air coming down from that region will spill into the bay area. we will have some frosty mornings on tuesday and wednesday and then a more energetic cold front sweeps and wednesday, into thursday. we expect some rain on thursday and maybe some showers on friday and possibly rain at into saturday from this system. we'll keep an eye on it to let you know how vigorous we think it is going to be. onto tonight's lowe's, under mainly clear skies with some mid to low 40's. chilly in places like santa rosa, fairfield where we will see low 30's. highs tomorrow -- low to mid 60's around the bay shoreline. it mainly mid-60's inland and one or two locations like santa rosa or morgan hill might get into the upper 60's. here's your seven-day forecast, cooling continues on monday with inland highs only around 62.

cold frosty mornings on wednesday with high temperatures in the afternoon only around upper 50's to around 60. that includes inland and bay shoreline. thursday, friday and saturday we are posting level 1 storerooms on the exclusive storm impact scale. rain is likely on thursday, lingering showers on friday and more rain on saturday. if this materializes we will be accelerating because we could certainly use that rainfall. >> spencer thank you very much. right now moving on after the break, let's kick it. world cup fever sweeps the bay area and we will take you to one of the big watch parties held toda

world cup fever is in full swing in the bay area, even when team usa is not involved. soccer fans in the south bay

gathered for today's match between mexico and argentino. the crowd showed up to root on their teams in san jose. >> argentino all the way. >> i am bummed out mexico lost, but we gotta make it happen next game, it's all good. >> we have to wait another two and a half years to beat argentina. >> i love that they are all -- even the dog got in on it. team usa will be back in action tuesday with their take on iran, starting at 11 a.m.. this is why they pay you to do all the sports. >> more of the football traditionally, coming up in sports saturday means all the college football. stanford playing late into the night down in san jose one of the best catches of the day.

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of the three barria college football programs, san jose state the only school to finish with a winning record. spartans looking to gain some momentum, spartans looking -- first quarter seven cordero to elijah cook's five yard touchdown. he leads the mountain west, seven nothing spartans second quarter. more cook's magic, he thought the touchdown was nice how about this. an incredible one-handed catch down the sideline, so nice we show it twice. 10 catches for 120 yards, that was impressive. just before the half, looking for cook's again, perfect growing catch 14 to six spartans at the half, they kept it

rolling into the second half. third quarter kylie robinson pounces to the outside and he is determined to score, spartans went 20 -- they will now await their bull match up. you have to love these stanford fans, down in palo alto cardinal finishing their disappointing season. double handoff goes back to court -- he goes to isaac down the sideline 21 to three byu. this guy, former byu quarterback steve young in the house explaining things i hall of fame level. make a run late, great catch 35 to 26 after the botched extra point. not a good season for the cardinals so let's dance it out. 85 to 26 stanford finishes three and nine for the second straight year. oregon state senior day in corvallis, douglas led by -- in the fourth but oregon state takes over at the 1-yard line. that is a big chainsaw there in

corvallis, then golden sin a great push -- four minutes later isaiah newell will not be denied into the end zone. scored three touchdowns in just under five minutes, oregon state wins 38 to 34. michigan, has not won in columbus since 2000. -- jim was playing for the chargers back then, michigan takes the lead and they would not give it back. fourth quarter now, donovan in the run game taking over for big blue. first play, how about 75 yards to the house -- not the big house, that's what they call it in michigan. at 69 yards along -- the horseshoe there. 83 yards, 216 yards, michigan 45 to 23. 12 in oh, they will face purdue in the big ten championship game

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now to a remarkable rescue at sea. a guest on a carnival cruise ship is back on solid ground tonight, recovering after falling overboard. and managing to tread water for about 15 hours. we have more on this story -- >> the dramatic rescue captured on camera. the coast guard spotting the 28-year-old cruise ship passenger with his head barely bobbing above water. frantically waving his arms, hoping to be spotted. >> to be out in the middle of the ocean treading water for upwards of 15 hours is incredible. >> the circumstances around the fall is still unclear, the carnival cruise ship alerting the coast guard of a possible man overboard around 2 p.m. thursday after his sister alerted the ship he did not return to his room the night before. >> we essentially came up with a search plan to systematically cover the ocean, looking for the

individual we assume to falling overboard without a life jacket. and no means of keeping himself afloat other than treading water. >> he was eventually spotted by a ballcarrier 20 miles south of southwest path -- louisiana. >> he did show signs of shock and fatigue and dehydration so they ended up needing emergency services stateside and he was transported to another level of care. >> and his statement the ship said they retraced their route -- and it provided assistance to the family member who remained on board. then continued its journey -- abc news new york. >> unbelievable. new york police rescued demand stuck on subway tracks moments before a train entered into the station. take a look as officers lifted them into safety, you can see a train approaching seconds later. the two police officers worked on the platform when passengers from the opposite side alerted them that a man had fallen onto the tracks.

both officers ran upstairs and across the street to get to the other side, all bystanders tried to help. the men received medical treatment from a third officer as they waited for emergency officials to arrive. he was taken to a hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. federal and local friends of teams wrapped up their crime scene investigation today after the walmart shooting in chesapeake virginia. a night manager shot and killed six store employees during a meeting and then use the gun to shoot himself on tuesday night. investigators turn the store back over to walmart corporate but future plans for the establishment are unknown. city leaders will hold a meeting monday to confirm funding to support recovery. an alarming incident unfolded on a jetblue flight from new york to salt lake city, a passenger is accused of threatening the woman who was seated next to him with a razor blade. he was arrested after the flight, landed in utah. here is abc news reporter.

>> a utah man is facing federal assault charges after allegedly bringing a straight edge razor blade on board a jetblue flight and threatening a passenger. >> jetblue 1409, one male passenger threatening another passenger with a pocket knife. >> federal prosecutors say 41-year-old merrill was in a window seat next to a woman when he placed his hand on her screen and told her to pause or movie. she told police she noticed he had a razor blade inches from her throat. >> i actually do not know what he had in his hand until afterward when i saw the police report that said he had a straight edge razor. >> she said she longed for the aisle and he tried to stop her by grabbing her shoulder, her husband who was sitting next to her alerted flight attendants. a fellow passenger described the terrifying scene. >> he makes this announcement you don't have to worry, she is going to be ok.

everyone is like whoa, what is she doing? taking a hostage? what are his intentions. >> police escorted him off the flight after it landed safely in salt lake city on monday, this mid air scare comes weeks after a man allegedly brought to box cutters onto a frontier airlines plane. in a statement abc, the tsa said it takes responsibility to secure the skies for the traveling public very seriously. the agency says it is introducing new to -- x-ray technology and more airports to improve the capability to detect items such as the one used in this incident. christine sloan abc news new york. >> new research shows the number of americans who have still not been infected with americans at least once is shrinking. the harvard school of public health reports 94% of people in the u.s. have had the virus. the new research shows that omicron variant's record shattering case rates earlier

this year triggered a surge of new cases. of those who have been never infected, about 63% are vaccinated. still ahead tonight, it really is looking a lot like christmas. dancing trees can mean only one thing, a popular east bay lot is back. >> we have a deep chill coming our way early next week and then some rainfall. we'll have the forecast with you when we come back [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance,

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a piedmont christmas tree tradition returns with its adaptive hybrid model to sell trees. the scout tree lot held its opening today kicking off with a special dancing christmas tree performance. a loan of offers, the lot offers a variety of holiday wreaths, garlands, silver trip trees and

more. there are scouts on hand to assist customers with finding a treat and loading them into cars. head of the tree luck committee was excited to see families come together to pick out their perfect tree. >> i think it's fun to be out in the lot with the families and young children picking out trees . >> the lot is the largest fundraiser of the year for the scouts, trees can be ordered online and picked up or delivered for an extra fee. the lot will be open seven days a week until all trees are sold. >> we are counting down until the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration happening sunday night right here on abc seven. reporter carl schmidt was in walt disney world and caught up with many of the shows performers who are ready for the holidays. >> are you already for a good time? >> fans here at the magic kingdom are excited to see ne-yo and he is excited to see them. >> i have some of the most amazing fans on the face of the planet, that has been true for a

long time and it is still true. >> ne-yo teams up with becky gee for a christmas collaboration. >> i am collaborating with some of my favorite artists becky g a ne-yo so i get to sit in the back and watch them go crazy. >> becky g is excited to take that the stage, >> you are collaborating to write? >> yes with neil and chloe in the amazing talented -- as well as an artist i've known for a long time we go way back. it was fun. >> the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration is sunday night right here on abc. in walt disney world, abc news. >> looks like fun. disney is the parent company of abc 7, once again you can catch the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration this sunday starting at eight right here on abc seven. one last check of the weather, will it be a magical rest of our

weekend? >> it is going to be magical, and some ways from the wonderful world of disney to the wonderful world of weather. tonight mainly clear skies, a few high clouds will pass over. except in places like santa rosa and fairfield, they will drop into the mid-30's. highs tomorrow, not so bad upper 50's at the coast and low to mid 60's near the bay and maybe a few upper 60's inland. here is what is coming our way, the forecast taking us into early next week with a series of weak cold fronts dropping down from the cold front of alaska. those fronts are not likely to bring us any rainfall earlier into the week but they will usher in cold air early on tuesday morning and wednesday morning. i am talking frost and freezing but later in the week you've got a more vigorous system sweeping down that will have more energy that will bring us rainfall on thursday and showers on friday and probably a little more rain on saturday. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast as you can see, those two cold mornings i mentioned tuesday and wednesday,

those days get off to a cold start and even in the afternoon highs will barely reach 58 to 60 degrees. it will be even cooler going into the end of the week as that rain was in on thursday and showers on friday and more rain on saturday. this is the winter warm up, maybe not a warm up, a winter cooldown. but we are getting warmed up for winter weather. >> warmed up for the cool down, i'm gonna try to keep that straight. chris alvarez joining us for your preview of sports. >> coming up in sports the warriors back on track in the niners begin a huge three-game home stand, plus one of the best views, football on iq -- hill.

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the first 20 games en route to the nba championship and with last night rain -- went over the jazz, for the first 20 the dubs they stabilized seven of their last 10 games stephen curry -- the floodgates are starting to open with klay thompson offensively, he's rounding in shape, jordan poole is running his way as a second unit they are coming together. smiles all the way around for a team that has won eight straight at home. >> it is all relative, it feels great. to go from three and seven to seven and three in our next -- that's a good sign we are trending upward. it is starting to feel more settled. >> glad to be 500 and looking to try to continue to build momentum, but these last five o■ six games have felt a lot better. want keep doing it.

>> football tomorrow has all the makings of a classic trap game for the 49ers beginning a huge three-game home stand against the four and seven saints. wide receiver dealt with a sore hamstring this week, questionable for tomorrow against the saints. the offense had their most complete performance in monday's wind over the cardinals. the coach likes for the offense is now but there is more room for improvement. >> calling plays like he is, just letting me get the ball out guys run with it. it makes for an easy style of offense and i think we need to add that to a good running game. >> i feel like we are getting better, the more we play together the better we do. but we're still not there yet at all, we have to make sure were still getting better otherwise will get worse. >> in 1923 cal played stanford in the big game and they sold out all the tickets with thousands more wanted to see the game so they hiked up the hill next to the stadium and strawberry canyon, thus the tradition of tightwad hill was born. yesterday our own took a hike up the hill.

>> the stumps are -- the hills are sweet and for the past 99 years the free football comes with a priceless view. >> models half. >> and at the base of tightwad hill, i am checking this off my bay area bucket list. in order to get to the top of this mountain i need a sherpa. basically you proceed to follow this fence, walk around the side and then you will see offense running up the hill that has a hole in it and you walk through that and busty right and make your way up and you get right to the area that myself and the gang referred to as the tightwad 50 club. >> appear there is just one cardinal rule. >> you come up here you share what you got, go bears. >> was interesting is we are at eye level with the presidential super expensive suites and we have basically the same view. >> if you've never been appear -- >> this is closer than mount davis person -- they have merged booths and concessions, anything

you can load up the hill. >> what you do if you have to do if you after the bathroom? >> if you are a male you go along the fence. >> perfect tended to stanford tree? it sort of like tailgating meets camping, not a bad combo and everyone is welcome. except for stanford fans. >> the hell is a good place to come up and enjoy good people and have fun. >> all they ask us as nothing gets out of hand or two crazy up there, police our own and everything is good. >> tightwad hill this is the last bastion of free speech. >> i am so glad i finally made the trek up here, the game is free to watch you can come and hang out and do whatever you want. i'm sitting here on a stump, this has been a spectacular day. >> great report, abc seven sport sponsored by river rock casino. >> that stump has the perfect view. don't forget you can watch all

of her newscast live and on demand for the abc7news bay area connected app, it is available for apple tv, android tv, and was tv and roku. all you have to do is download the app to start streaming for free. that's all the time we have for this edition of abc7news at 11, news continues tomorrow at 5:00 with spencer christian, chris alvarez and all of us here. thank you for joining us we leave you with a live look outside san francisco. have

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