moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: a gas station convenience store clerk shot in the head in antioch. he was likely the victim of a botched robbery. sunday november 27. thanks for joining us. we will get to that. first lisa, let's look at the weather. lisa: the final days of november will be dry but colder. we have a breezy afternoon on parts of the coast. a few high clouds so mild compared to what is to come. 35 redwood and 51 pacifica. as we look at the temperature change look at emoryville. sun up after 7:00 and setting before 5:00 and partly cloudy temperatures back a few degrees

day and tomorrow we will drop another five degrees or so. the following system is when we talk about rain. liz: antioch police are looking to two suspects linked to a robbery at the chevron on south of highway 4. residents say they could hear the gunshots and some are angry that more isn't being done to fight violent crime. >> i heard the shots. reporter: this woman who didn't want to be identified hard the gunshots that allegedly killed the employee who worked here in antioch. >> i have only been hrfrg here since april of this year but it makes me wonder why they don't make the right moves here in antioch. reporter: she recently moved from oakland hoping to find a safer place to raise her kids. >> i come to there gas station

like every day but to hear sun i used to say hello to to find out he passed away is scary. i have young children. . police received a 911 call on saturday and when they arrived they found the man on the ground who was shot in the head. police believe it is a likely a botched robbery. >> there's veins video that captured two male suspects wearing dark clothing. they have not been apprehended. >> i see him a couple times.hi. when i hthis. reporter: he said this is a rough part of ton especially late at night. the area needs more police presence he says. >> people come in the night to

buy drugs and everything there. >> you think there should be more police presence. >> yes. >> i get scared in this part of the nabbed. i'm shocked somebody was killed but i'm not too surprised. reporter: tracy thinks crime is on the rise and more police patrols at night would help residents feel safer. >> i get scared and angry that this is happening and nothing is being done. it gets worse. liz: nearly 180,000 in merchandise was stolen from a camera shop near union square. four individuals were near bush and grant and these images show at least one suspect with a firearm entering the store. one person is holding a tool. it shows they returned to the

sedan less than three minutes later. just three days ago it was assured of additional safety measures. multiple sources say that $20,000 in damage were caused by the robbery. anyone with initial information is asked to come forward. a muni driver is attacked. we told you about there yesterday. san francisco police say the suspect worlded at courtland and mission and attacked the driver and got behind the wheel and took off hitting at least 10 vehicles before stopping. police arrested the suspect who is said to have minor injuries. the bus was empty. small pwbusiness saturday busins owners remind you to do holiday shopping away from malls and big retailers. we see how one city in the north

bay made it snow to attract shoppers. reporter: a winter wonderland brought it life on fourth street with a little help from this snow making machine. two blocks of downtown were closed to cars on small business saturday a chance to hang tinsel and invite shoppers to explore and spend cash. >> the opportunity to support people who are creating art and locally helping to feed the economy. i think it is a great idea. reporter: these signs reflect the struggle many have faced the past couple years but some business owners say they are staging a comeback. >> covid was a big impact to fourth street and small lists all over the bay area. >> this year more than ever they

need it to go back to give a boost to small businesses. >> my wife and i and most of the people here that work in the business community really want to ren sreug rate and remind people business is what drivers the economy and small businesses are here and we want to survive and thrive. reporter: mary price was ready at village child. >> most of the stores do a tpwhraeut job of sourcing and local goods or small batch goods you won't find on amazon or the big blocks store. reporter: they jr. folks to shop local. the mayor says if you do your dollars can go a long way. >> all these businesses sphopbgs sore our sports teams and donate to local schools and are part of the community and constantly give back. we want to shop at them this

holiday season. liz: small business saturday kicked off yesterday between palmetto and francisco boulevard. a variety of hands bags, jewelry, dream catchers and more were on sale. joe biden was seen it nantucket shopping. his traditional thank trip to the island he visited several stores and accompanied by his wife and other family members. it was created by the american express in 2010 and held on the last saturday in november. online shoppers set a new record for black friday spending. online consumers spent $9.1 kpwlg yesterday. economists -- on friday. economists are watching these to measure the impact of

in234r5eugs. nearly half the sales were made using smart phones. in person black friday numbers are not sraeblg. even though black friday is passed hulu is still offering their deal. you can get the massive library of hit tv shows and originals for $1.99 a month for one year. go to abc7.com and hulu and abc 7 are both owned by disney. lisa: hi, everyone. loom tf cama t 40's. 48 in the city and 44 at the airport. winds will kick up today. it is a cooler afternoon, high clouds and some sunshine and then muchde headed or way with breezy winds to start the week. i will detail the forecast. liz: also ahead a winter without power. how people in ukraine are

preparing for the hash conditions around the corner. a remarkable rescue at sea. how a cruise ship passenger stayed alive after going overboard.

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liz: here is a live look over the lit up san francisco skyline. the war in ukraine is intense fighting taking out parts of the power grid leaving millions in the dark. there are worries with winter around the corner. reporter: a search at a ukrainian maternity ward a newborn kill with another russian missile strike one after the strikes striking homes and power grid. these satellite images show it turning dark the past eight months of war. mark says they get a few hours of electric each day.

>> the situation is hard. i have no idea unfortunately whether they will be able to repair for example bring back to six or seven hours of electricity per day. reporter: as went weather approaches territories once occupied by russia are most vulnerable. skwra>> people in liberated tery have zero access. they can't do anything because the russians destroyed all the infrastructure. >> that is a great worry is the falling temperatures and how people will cope. reporter: rachel harvey is the shelter box program manager for ukr ukraine. it is base the out of u.k. and santa barbara. >> when it comes to winter and you have no heating, no electric for lights and no running water because the electricity is needed to pump the water, then it gets serious. reporter: they are helping people get their war torn homes

winter ready. >> we provide wooden struts and things to fix roofs and clear plastic sheeting and ceiling foam to replace windows. reporter: that is just the outside. inside is another effort. >> we are providing soliled fue burning then winter clothing for people. blankets. reporter: solar will play a key small kit but really important . and makes a huge difference to people getting on with their lives. liz: if you want to happen people we have a list of verified groups and nonprofits on our website. the governor says he is not going to challenge president biden for the democratic

nomination in 2024. he said he informed him he will not run for the office. he also said he is no intention of running should mr. biden not seek a second term. his travel has fueled speculation of a run. today the anniversary remembering harvey milk and george musconi who were assassinated in 1978. this 44th anniversary will be honored with a vigil in san fran francisco's castro and pay tribute to the individuals at club q where five were killed. honoring the past and present for lgbtq rights it is 7:00 p.m. at harvey milk plaza. the documentary murder at city hall is available on demand and tells the story of what led up to the murders of the two in

1978, the wild trial and twinkie defense. download the app to watch it. san jose leaders are using this travel weekend as indicator of how the economy is rebounding from the pandemic. they estimate $438,000 will pass through san jose airport up about 40% from last thanksgiving. while that increase is good aviation still hasn't fully returned to pre-pandemic levels. this year the count is still down nearly 21%. san jose leaders are considering a plan to turn two locations into housing. it is scheduled to discuss the plans on tuesday. they are looking into converting the cerone light rail yard and coddle station. they would be temporary quick build to provide homeless people

a private room and bathroom with supportive services. a boat crashed against rocks near allege terrazas island. a man, woman and three dogs hit rocks. the fire department and coast guard responded. all passengers were safe and the boat was recovered with no danger to the environment. in the north bay there were dozens of tributes to the cartoonist who created charlie brown and the rest of the peanuts gang. this is video from the museum. charles schultz would have been 100 saturday and to celebrate it the museum had a new exhibit called the spark of schultz. he passed away 22 years ago but his peanuts characters are still loved around the world. cartoonists are celebrating with

their own artwork. more than 75 of them have references to peanuts in saturday comics to honor him. get these newspapers if you can. lisa: very fun. we are looking a the some wintry weather to go with the festivities starting with cold temperatures. a cold front tomorrow will work through the bay area late in the bay to provide gusty winds and a burst of snow in the cersierra ne nevada. as we look at live doppler 7 you see the cloud cover and high pressure slipping away. we are in the upper 30's for you in oakland and sun not up until two minutes after seven so some of the numbers might drop more. 38 in fremont and just above

freezing and two mile visibility and fog for santa rosa. freezing in nevada. it is colder out there from two degrees to nine degrees colder from the coast and over into concord about five degrees colder. our forecast partly cloudy with high clouds and temperatures slowly coming down. we will see low to mid 60's today and as the cold front works through tomorrow it brings us cold and frosty mornings tuesday and wednesday. just a few neighborhoods up into the 60's, more likely widespread 50's the middle of the week and rain arrives thursday to friday. it will be a level within system and breezy winds taking us in friday and still a little too far out to fine tune the details is we have a general outlook of

how it will play out as the rain is offshore thursday, southwesterly winds allowing for a good bit of moisture thursday to friday. even southern california looking like they will get a lot of rain but the amounts not able to say until we get high resolution but snow could accumulate and into saturday a break before another system will bring us more rain. that one is way too far out. but as we add the totals into december 3 we are looking at over an inch in the city, valley and southern california where we are all parched and need it. totals from 2 1/2 feet around kirkwood to over a foot at incline. hopefully we get a continuation of wet weather in next weekend

but the first half of the week dry and colder. today is the warmest with 64 richmond. fremont about 65. partly cloudy san jose, about 62 for this time of year so a few degrees above average and north bay a little more sun. could be from the upper 60's. overnight lows cold into the upper 30's to mid 30's. remember, that front associated with breezy gusty winds and cooler air doesn't arrive until tomorrow when we drop and tuesday morning and wednesday morning the highs will be cold in time for the next system it bring rain apnd snow. we will get into better focus as we get closer. liz: thank you. just ahead we look at what college students face as they figure out finances in their 20's.

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>> the nationwide travel rush the advice from experts on navigating airports and highways today as you head home. the weather that could impact your commute. the latest in the search for a suspected dating app predator who is a person of in a woman's death and warning about the potential dangers of online dating. with the holiday shopping season in full wing big retailers starting cyber monday deals today. that is on "g.m.a.". liz: college students preparing for finals are unlikely to be quizzed on how to handle money.

that has many in their 20's nervous. reporter: like so many others ryan horton depends on a bicycle to get around. the lack of parking and expenses associated with owning a car made it easy for him to decide to go carless. >> i don't want to deal with it. reporter: she graduated from duke university in 2020 and the cincinnati native returned home six months before accepting a job in a san francisco area. the move came at the beginning of the pandemic. >> i was dealing with living in a city with higher prices and rent but having it. deserted. reporter: she found levin prepared about money matters. that scared her. >> i thought i would mismanage my money and time by moving to a big city and not having direction. reporter: these two never met in

school but their lives would years later intersect. bowl left-hand sat through a financial seminar at duke and realized how little they knew about money. >> if you look around the room everyone is on their follow-up not bag attention. no one cared. reporter: he thought there will to be a better way to deliver financial information thus he came up with an idea. an app that delivers information to a gen z audience. it is co-branded by 250 banks. >> they give rewards and they get paid to learn about money. reporter: a survey of nearly 15 15, 15,000 gen z's found the cost of housing, transportation and bills is the number one concern. nearly half live paycheck to

paycheck. he found it helpful. she is trying get a footing for the future. >> just finding the right balance between what i can spend versus with i need to save because the economic situation is unpredictable. reporter: her biggest thing is save for grad school and pay off future loans. >> i will be paying it off after i go to school. >> the scary part is getting started. once you get into it, it is not that scary. liz: still to come the crime scene is clear but the city council in chesapeake is holding a meeting to fund recovery efforts.

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liz: good morning. we will start with another look at the forecast and a very pretty start to the morning in some places, still dark lisa: we are looking at the oranges there and sun coming up 7:02, 48 in san francisco, 39 oakland, 36 palo alto and upper 30's half moon bay.

freezing nevada, 34 by the delta. 36 livermore. it is a colder start. we are looking at a cooler afternoon. the fog sets up along the cost so by 11:00 we will be in the 50's and partly cloudy and fog at the coast, high clouds bringing in more low to mid 60's. a few upper 60's with sunshine a little longer perhaps north bay and into the evening we have or sights set on a cold front that will bring much colder air the first half of the work welcome then rain the second half. liz: an update on the mass shooting at a virginia walmart. investigators cleared the scene and returned control to walmart and the city council is sit to have a special meeting for recovery efforts. we have more on what that meeting will entail.

reporter: as authorities investigate last week's deadly walmart shooting the f.b.i. and chesapeake police departments have finished their crime scene investigation. the city said the store will be handed back to walmart. walmart says it plans to work costly with its associates to determine the best time to reopen. authorities claim the sooner who allegedly shot and killed six co-workers left a message on his phone titled death note in which he complained about his colleagues and referred to murder. witnesses say andre appeared to be targeting specific employees. >> he knew when we were in the break room. >> monday the chesapeake city council will hold a special meeting to confirm the emergency declaration which free up funding to support the recovery effort. a candlelight vigil will be held to honor the victims. thursday president biden reiterated his call for an

assault wins ban. >> the idea we still allow semiautomatic weapons to be purchased is sick. it has no, no social redeeming value. >> but investigators say the gunman used a nine millimeter pistol he legally purchased hours before the massacre. police add they recovered the box and receipt along with ammunition in his home. liz: new york police rescued a man on the subway tracks moments before the train entered. you see the train approaching. the officials were doing a platform inspection when packages from the opposite side that he had fallen. officers ran upstairs to get to the other side and bystanders tried to help. he got medical treatment from a third officer as they waited for emergency officials.

he was taken to hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. now at sea on a carnival cruise ship a person is on solid ground after falling over bboard treadg water about 15 hours. >> the dramatic rescue on camera the coast guard spotting the 38 panic with his head barely bobbing above water waving his arms hoping to be spotted. to be out in the ocean treading is incredible. >> the circumstances around the fall unclear. the carnival cruise ship alerting the coast guard of a possible man overboard thursday after his sister lettered the ship he didn't return to his room the night before. >> we came up with a search plan it cover the ocean looking for the individual who we assumed had fallen overboard with no

life jacket and no means of keeping afloat. >> was spotted by a care your about 20 miles south of the area. >> they got medical service state side and he was transporteded to a higher electrical. >> the cruise said they retraced the is trail and supported the search. it was released by the coast guard and continued its journey. liz: the triple thread of flew, covered and rsv is frightening people. we have this report. >> this morning hospitals and urgent care centers are bracing for a post-threat of covid,

r.s.v. and flu. we have opened beds and change the way the emergency department works and we have a tent. >> with many children emergency rooms packeted some urgent care centers are overflowing with pediatric patients. >> our slots are filling up. the day before. so we are seeing the surge. health experts say decreased immunity may be within reason for the early and severe spike of child respiratory virus infections. hospitals overwhelmed with r.s.v. patients say flu cases are rising fast. c.d.c. reports half of u.s. states are experiencing high or very high flew activity. child after child is coming back positive for flu. new concerns comment medications are in high demand. >> we are seeing shortages in

some areas of supply. antibiotics like the first line medication for things like ear infection and tamiflu and other medicines. >> johnson & johnson which makes brand name children's tylenol said there's high demand but are not experiencing an overall shortage. liz: still ahead changes on the farm the reason stanford head coach is stepping down as the leader of cardinal football. here is live look at that gorgeous sunrise. we will check in with lisa when we get back.

lisa: this is from santa cruz with the sun coming over the coast. really a pretty start. liz: there are major discoveries in the valley of the kings

thanks in part it patrons of a well-known bay museum. we may get a better look at ramses the great. reporter: walking into the ramses at de young museum is a journey of discovery. these visitors are helping to unlock secrets buried for thousands of years. discoveries being made right now by archeologists working in ramses tune and supported by ticket sales from the exhibition. >> it was cleared for the first time and we found out it is the large erblgs tomb in the valley of the kings. reporter: almost 7 an archeologg excavations. these never before seen pictures show his team at work deep inside they are restoring scenes on the walls coming back to

life. >> for the first scenes of ramses ii we begin to see books showing the sun god in front of h him. >> he says they may have discovered a tunnel running between ramses' tomb and that of his son. if the jang work is critical so is the visitors to the deyoung. >> these are all ongoing so it is good we are able to give pack bad to -- give back it anti-semitic. reporter: a team is working at the skwrpgs site and organizers say the progress is stunning revealing new secrets that could soon be shard with the public. >> i have a team of almost 30 people restoring, excavating, clearing the scene for the first time. i believe within two years this tomb can be visited by the

people. reporter: adding to the understanding of this magnificent period of history a gift to the world made possibly in part by visitors to the san francisco de young museum. liz: that is definitely be sheared in the bay area. it is working with local schools to let roughly 10,000 students visit free of charge. it runs through february. also check out that sunrise. lisa: we are going to tahoe valley 18 degrees. 52 today. a drop of at last 10 degrees tomorrow with snow arriving there. gusty winds and cold front bringing a dramatic cooling friend to get the workweek going. we will talk about when the rain relieves next. liz: next, a crazy saturday for bay area college football teams. the warriors battling the

knowledge spartans. chris alvarez has the highlights in sports.

liz: here is a live look from the golden gate bridge. world cup fever in full swing in the bay area. soccer fans in the south bay gathered for the match between mexico and argentina. a lively crowd rooted on their team at san pedro square in san jose. >> argument all the way. >> mexico lost 2-0 but we have to make it happen next game. all good. we have to wait again. liz: team u.s.a. is back in action tuesday taking on iran at 11:00 in the morning. developing news on the farm two time rose bowl winner david shaw has resigned after a disappointing loss to b.y.u.

saturday. was the 2007 bobby dodd national coach of the year and has 96 wins and 54 losses there. he said it is team to step down after the game. stanford says a search for his successor is beginning immediately. the 49ers are coming off a three game winning streak. they play the saints today at home in levi stadium. kickoff is 1:25. in college football knowledge state spartans and disappointing end to stanford's season. chris alvarez has the highlights in our sports. stkchris: of the three bay area programs knowledge state is the only one with a winning record. they look to gain momentum with a win over hawaii on safpt. they look to snap a two game slide. cordero to cooks and ninth t.d. he leads the mountain west.

7-0 spartans. second quarter, more cooks magic. nice end zone dance and this is better, incredible one-handed catch down the far sideline. nice when show it twice. he had 10 catches for 121 yards. what a play. cordero and cooks again fade route and perfect throw and catch. 14-6 spartans at the half. that is correct now kyree robinson, this is tough running, bouncing left and into the end zone. spartans win 27-14. they await their matchup for moss season football. love the stanford fans the right way to staeu stay warm. they host b.y.u. and double handoff back to the quarterback jaren hall to isaac rex. 21-3 b.y.u. steve young in the house explaining things. cardinal trail 35-12 and make a

late run and 35-26. not a good season so let's go dancing. 35-26 stanford finishes 3-9. oregon and oregon state. senior day in corvallis. the ducks led by 17 in the full court but can't handle the snap on the punt and oregon state takes over at the 1-yard line. set up a quarterback sneak. great push and sudden they are within three points. four minutes later isaiah newell. they score three touchdowns in just over five minutes and the final is 38-34. michigan and ohio state. michigan hasn't won in columbus since 2000. third quarter, j.j. mccarthy to loveland and michigan leads and they would not give it back. full court now, time to go to the ground.

donovan edwards taking over, first my of the drive 75-yard run to pay dirt. michigan had four touchdowns of 69 yards or longer and if within is good, two is better. this will seal the deal. edwards 85 yards to the house. 216 yards, two scores. michigan wins 45-23. they will face purdue in the big ten championship game next week. that is your look at sports. back to you. liz: let's check the forecast. pretty start to sunday and a little rain on the way. lisa: a good way to end the weekend the last look into last week we saw a system that could have gotten us wet and provided tricky travel to return to school and work but not so. we start out dry and we will push that back toward the end of the month allowing for a continuation of the dry, slightly cooler weather, high clouds, temperatures in the

50's, relative humidity on the himself and mountains low, 20% to 30%. we need rain and hopefully this system providing it by thursday. 48 downtown and 39 in oakland, 36 palo alto. 42 san jose with upper 30's half moon bay. gorgeous view here roof camera with very little wind and that is why some of the numbers bottom being out with a wind-chill factor of low to mid 30's. take away the winds and clear sky and the radiational cooling allowing for 36 in livermore and fog about two miles in the north bay. 11 degrees colder half moon bay and right here that pink sky nice start to the day. partly cloudy skies this afternoon and cold front on the way tomorrow and dry for us. a little snow in the sierra. winds at the coastline and everything shuts down for a cold tuesday and once morning with

frost, perhaps freeze advisories and ran likely for the entire state thursday, friday and snow maker in the sierra nevada. waking up to freezing temperatures tuesday, wednesday colder as the air mass settles in. this is from the system arriving monday afternoon and kirking unwinds by toss. a couple of 60's and by wednesday even cooler weather arriving but here is a look at the next system that will bring rain. could be as soon as wednesday and then more likely thursday into friday but beyond that it is looking sketchy and we have to wait until about 18 hours maybe 36 hours to fine tune the higher resolution models. this is too far out but still it lines up the rain, southwesterly flow allowing for the system to bring snow to the mountains and southern california rain through

friday. into next weekend we could see more rain. we will focus on today with partly cloudy skies and 64 palo alto and richmond. partly cloudy at times, some areas you will get more sun and could see upper 60's. the breezy cooler day will be monday and you will feel a chill with the winds kicking up allowing for the frosty start institution. wednesday not recovering too much before the next system brings the rain. thursday a level 1 system and we hope to see more panels of the numbers into next weekend. euliz: looking forward to thursday. we are counting down to the wonderful world of disney magical holiday separation super night. we caught up with many performers who are ready for the holidays.

>> are you having a good time. >> fans here at walt disney world are excited to see mio. i have some of the most amazing fans on the planet that have been true. >> he teams up with chloe and becky for a christmas collaboration. collaborating with one of my favorite artists so it is exciting and sit in the back and watch them go crazy. ♪ >> becky g is excited. >> you are collaborating. >> yes, amazing talented pianist and artist i have known a long time. it is fun. >> the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration is sunday night here. liz: disney is the parent company of abc 7. you can catch the wonderful

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needs including wreaths, garland and more. there are scouts on hand to assist customers with finding a tree and loading it. the head of the committee was excited to see people pick out their tree. >> it is fun to be in the lot with the families and young children picking out trees. liz: it is the largest fund-raiser of the year for scouts. they can be ordered online and picked up or delivered. it is open seven days a week until all trees are sold. it is a fun tradition to get your tree and shake it and see which looks the best. have you gotten one yet? lisa: no, i haven't but i have seen a lot on hoods of scars. and dry weather with us to get that going but colder then rain thursday, friday, hopefully maybe into next weekend. liz: thank you for joining us on abc 7.

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good morning, america. homeward bound. the mad dash on what's expected to be the busiest air travel day of the year so far. what you need to know to navigate the airports and the highways, and how the weather could complicate your journey home. tripledemic threat. the fears of rising covid, rsv, and flu numbers after the holiday. >> i don't see how there won't be another big spike. >> children's emergency rooms now packed and the shortages in some areas of common antibiotics. shopping the sales. amazon, walmart and best buy all starting their cyber monday deals right now, where you can save big. >> i hope you guys are as excited as your boy to shop some deals.