>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> overnight a shooting at a pizza spot sends one employee to the hospital. the suspect now in custody. plus more rain and cold weather. it has been quite a roller coaster the past couple of days and will continue to the weekend. it is saturday, december 3. let us start with a look at the letter -- at the weather. both of us ought driving in. ait is to the south. you can see that moisture right around monterey and between the central coast. as we going closer to the bay

area we have a few spotty showers and looking at the current numbers with the cloud cover we are mild despite the freeze warning. temperatures are mainly in the 40's and down to clearlake in the 30's. in general, we are eight to 16 degrees milder than yesterday at this time, so visibility is reduced. this is a level one system. our storm impact scale today, tomorrow and monday. three quarters of an inch in the north bay. here is the way it will play out through 6:00. notice that it eventually fails and from the peninsula -- fills in from the peninsula to the east bay. we will talk about timing and how long this will last. liz: thank you. developing news where at least one person was shot last night outside of ap the restaurant. there is a heavy police presence

and this happened at pete's on way at the intersection of contra costa boulevard and ellenwood drive. the shooting happened inside the restaurant between an employee and someone that the employee knows. the dispute filled out and the suspect was shot three times. the suspect shot. employee's -- the employee's condition was unknown. the police are investigating and they have not said led to the dispute. on the peninsula we are learning more about the bus crash in daly city. four people were hurt, one of them critically after a bus driver lost control and plowed through a parking lot. more than a dozen cars were damaged and some were totaled. amanda reports from daly city. amanda - tha.

drivern e middlef day sending four people to the hospital, one critically injured. this happened in daly city. overhead sky 7 captured the path of destruction. >> it definitely raises a lot of concerns especially this day and age. you never know with people hijacking public transportation, and you hear about other things. amanda: they arrived only minutes after the bus driver tore through bushes and crushed descartes and claim -- came to a -- crushed a car and came to a stop near target. >> i was shopping and target and found my car totaled in -- maybe four or five rows over from where i left it parked. amanda: the agency told abc 7ngh

authorities and actively looking into the cause. >> there is video of the drivea. so we cannot jump to any conclusions. amanda: does keep -- two people remain hospitalized adding that their injuries appear not to be life-threatening. also, this car. >>ho and then i see that we got hit. amanda: with the busy holiday shopping season underway, the supervisor says it could have been worse. as the scene was cleared, many are left wondering what safety improve and should be made. >> i am curious as a policymaker representing this district what went wrong and how do we make

sure it never happens again. liz: and that was amanda in the north bay. the roman catholic diocese plans to declare bankruptcy ahead of the first clergy sex abuse trials. it made the decision due to a growing number of lawsuits. caia law lifted the statute of limitations on clergy abuse for a three year window fromry delibat faces sevharg rae and sexual assault. the trial included weeks of emotional testimony from convicn similar charges in new york in 2020 and served two years of his 23 year prison sentence. contra costa county prosecutors are explaining why and armed gunmen will not face murder

charges. that robbery happened in antioch last weekend. the store clerk was killed. the da's office says that survey footage shows the clerk chasing after the suspect and williams fired first. that turn of events takes murder charges off of the table. >> when the imminent threat of harm to one's life has dissipated the victim under the law cannot then use deadly force to attempt to reclaim that property. liz: gun fire one of the suspects, ronald jackson, in the leg. he allegedly returned fire which killed williams. jackson could face 15 years behind bars. the second suspect has not been caught. every vote counts and that is apparent in richmond. a city council seat has been

declared a tie. suzanne explains what happens next. >> now it is really up to chance. >> i think it is insane. suzanne: these two candidates put in a lot of time, energy and money into their race and now because of a tie it comes down to a game of chance. >> throughout history in the country and has often been decided in bizarre ways including rolling a die, playing a hand of poker. a coin toss. it is really surreal. suzanne: election officials recounted all the votes by hands to be sure. both candidates received 1921 vote andtoeton 1 votes. suzanne: what are the odds that it ended in a tie? the next step, the richmond city clerk will conduct a tiebreaker

next week. >> we put our names into a green envelope and it will be sealed and put into a bag and we will each have an opportunity to shake the bag in the city close will draw the envelope -- one, open it and that will be the winner. suzanne: both candidates have a good sense of humor. >> i said we should raise. we have been running a race for this campaign. >> maybe we do a dance off or roche and and do something into the history books. suzanne: they recognize the importance of voting. >> i am very excited to see democracy come to life, when people usually say my vote does not matter they can literally see their vote matter. >> it is just wild. it is in some ways interesting in deciding to be a part of it because there is history being made but it is nerve-racking. liz: the last time there was a

tie was in 2018 for the director of the byron bethany irrigation district. the tie was broken with a roll of the dice. now to developing news in her riot -- in hawaii where lava is a week away from reaching a main road. only one fissure is active and crews reported that there is no more activity at the summit. geologists say that the lava is about 2.7 miles from the road. officials have opened a public doing area for the crowds checking out the volcano. lisa, the images are dramatic, and here is the light rain. lisa: most of the act committee is to the south moving to the north making for a rainy saturday. we will add the rainfall total for three days and most of it is in the south and east bay. liz: a big reveal, meet the

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liz: here is a live look from

the golden gate bridge and you can see the raindrops on the camera. more rain to come. in the meantime a bay area nonprofit has it sights set on ridding ukraine of landmines. as tara campbell reports the start of this mission kicked off with an inspiring event in wine country. tara: as the battle in ukraine continues, efforts are underway in napa to rid the country of landmines. >> this is an anti-personnel landmine. tara: heidi is the founder and ceo. over the past 25 years they have removed aliens of landmines -- millions of landmines world ride -- worldwide. >> we turn mines divines and -- to vines.

tara: they will be targeting near the baltic sea. >> this is the region where we have a lot of line production. tara: he is consult general in san francisco and says that landmines are threatening the agricultural production including vineyards. >> if wine production stopped and the wine producers could not access there vineyards because they are covered in mines. >> we are committed to begin the demining and the planting of the roots of peace. tara: this is also committed to the call. the winery has been supporting roots of peace for decades. >> in any way that any of us can promote peace through the world should do it and agriculture is a huge way. tara: daniel is doing his part. >> my name is daniel and i am 23

years old from israel. i was injured by a landmine when i was 11 years old. >> he lost part of his right leg while playing in the snow with his sister. >> i could hear my sister screaming but i felt immediate pain and fell down. tara: his road to recovery began shortly after and so did his relationship with the roots of peace, teaming up to raise awareness and making a stop at the kgo studio showing off his new prostatic. a decade later he is back in the bay area bringing his message. >> it is important for me to get back as much as i can. if we all did it the world would be a better place. liz: if you want to help people in ukraine we put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits on abc7news.com /takeaction. a big unveiling in palmdale.

the air force unveiled its new stealth bomber after years of sequencing -- of secrecy. few details have been revealed which will replace the spirit and lancer bombers. six are in production with 100 planned. they will be able to carry nuclear weapons or conventional bombs. the estimated cost is around $700 million. a holiday tradition returns as weekend. the holiday train is ready to spread their -- spread joy. decked out in 75,000 lights, the train starts in san francisco and make stops at four stations along the peninsula and into the south bay. the salvation army band will be among the performers and you can see santa and mr. plus -- santa and mrs. claus. >> this is an opportunity for people to support us and help

kids wake up on christmas day, hanukkah, or whatever they are celebrating and have a wonderful time. liz: the rain forecast will not deter the holiday train. san francisco will be glowing for the next week. ♪ last night kicked off the celebration for let's glow sf. the mayor was downtown for the festivities and officials say it is the largest holiday projection and aims to bring traffic to the financial district. you can see i've different shows from 5:00 until 10:00 every night until next sunday. lisa: the focus will be south of monterey. the mountains could see anywhere from two to five inches. some problems around the central coast but the bay area is looking at welcome rain and most

activity in the south and east bay. there is a second system to the north and west bringing in colder air and more rainfall through the latter half of the weekend. you can see the rain streaming from the south and as we get closer it is moving into the san joaquin valley and into monterey and san jose. there are sprinkles outside as far as the north bay numbers with all of the cloud cover trapping some of the warmth. 44, campbell and made 40's san francisco. two days ago we had 20's so we are not looking at raising temperatures but still pretty cold with santa rosa at 46 with sprinkles south of noma county. there is a look outside where it is gray and slick so certainly be careful. rain moving in from the south heading into the north and east.

showers for sunday and rain into monday. this is a level 1 event for today through monday. let us time it out. 6:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon with more moisture filling in and bringing in a cool day. the wind is picking up along the coast. for most of us we are looking at is clearing late tonight and then another line of showers through the overnight. here is sunday, a few peeks of sun and we have the niners playing with partly cloudy skies with more rain late in the day sunday into monday and the morning commute has scattered showers and it moves quickly through. out of the three days today, today, tomorrow and monday together the rainfall estimates of anywhere from three quarters of an inch to less than an inch santa rosa and looking at

oakland at about an inch and an inch and a third for fremont. mt. view and then the santa cruz mountains picking up an inch and a third of rain and even into the east bay higher totals on the north bay. a winter storm warning until 4:00 on monday. the trajectory of this bringing in a warm air mass. snow levels will be high, 70 one hunt -- 7500 feet. we are looking at anywhere from one to three feet above 7000 but notice the varying amount. lake tahoe has about a foot to two feet. we will get a little bit of a rain-snow mix before this changes to snow. 10 inches, tahoe city through monday. really, a wide ranging amount and we need that cement because there has been avalanche warnings with the snow and wind. so if we get that wet snow it will be better.

highs from the low to mid 50's and a cool rainy day with rain increasing through the morning and afternoon hours and into santa clara with upper 50's and a little bit of sun. it is a level 1 system over the next three days with a break midweek and then uncertainty thursday and friday but i put level 1 systems for weak rainfall to come back into the bay area thursday and friday. liz: last week what was it yay when we got the rain? legislation to stop bullies. how schools and law enforcement are trying to stop cyber bullying.

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liz: here is a live look from the richmond bridge camera, clear roads take it slow if you hit roads because we have a little bit of rain. a new effort to stop cyber

bullying focusing on getting social media companies to do more. zach explains how those companies and school leaders will be involved. zach: school leaders and law enforcement came together calling for more action to combat the growing threat of cyber bullying. >> social media has made it impossible to escape bullying. it is 24 hour warfare. zach: students were hit hard last year when a burn book circulated which is a form for others to say cruel things. the district made multiple attempts to keep the page down. >> h times -- eight time someone's child was not allowed to come to school because they did not deal safe. zach: they have called on local leaders to help them. >> we are looking on legislation

to hold social media companies a countable -- accountable and have tools for school leaders to have cyber bullying removed. zach: we reached out to talk -- tiktok, facebook and meta, but they did direct us to background on how they prevent bullying saying it removes that kind of content when it finds it. school leaders say it is important to act quickly. >> the longer the material is up the more damage is done. what we also heard is that companies were small this would come down more quickly. it was always within 24 hours and now it can be days and weeks or longer. zach: the state tech expert says that other companies have proven that they can moderate cut -- moderate in real time. >> other companies have me on chat right away. when we look at the social media platform, we are the product,

not the customers. zach: the hope is that a better partnership can be fostered. >> and they will listen and work with us to find a solution that maybe we do not need legislation. liz: still to come, the comments by ila -- the promise by elon musk to clean up eight. plus, go big or go home, team usa taking on netherlands. the details on their matchup this morning.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning and thank you for joining us. we are in a good news because we are waking up to rain. lisa: most of it is to the south but we will get them into the bay area. here is live doppler 7 where to the south we have moisture into the valley. for the bay area it is about drizzle and light showers. we are in the mid 40's. 42, san ramon with a couple of 30's to the north. a freeze warning from the weather service because we are 10 to 14 degrees warmer. we are going to concentrate on the rain and reduced visibility. this is a level 1 in our exclusive storm impact scale.

even into monday we will see isolated showers anywhere from three quarters of an inch to two inches. the santa cruz mountains for the three day rainfall total. the rain moves and and we are in the upper 40's towards 11:00. the north bay is seeing some showers and high temperatures in the 40's and 50's with moderate rain. gusty wind confined to the coastal hills where we get the heaviest of rain. breaks into tomorrow and monday and we will get that for you in our seven-day outlook coming up. liz: the u.s. men's national soccer team is taking on the netherlands. team usa is aiming for its first quarterfinal a. since 2002 -- appearance since 2002. i hernandez gives us the detail. ty: it is make break, the

americans facing a power land -- a powerful netherlands team. >> we have that american mentality that in a playoff setting where we might be the underdogs anything can happen. ty: they reach the round of 16 by finishing second in their group with ties against wales, england, and a victory over iran. christian pulisic injured after scoring the game-winner, his force -- his first game -- his first world cup goal has been cleared to play. >> the talent is what makes this group special and takes any pressure -- pressure off of me. ty: the netherlands have been hit with a flu outbreak, and a win would send the americans to the quarterfinals for only the third time. liz: we will be watching. taking a look at the economy. the most recent jobs report was

better than expected showing an increase in the number of jobs despite a wave of layoffs. the report showed an increase in average hourly earnings. >> even though we have seen wages skyrocket, people are not dealing that on this treat and when they go to the grocery store. it is like a wage increase with no overboard. liz: higher wages add to higher inflation. and it brings back fears that the federal reserve might raise interest rates again. president biden signed the rail agreement averting a strike. one sticking point not part of the legislation was paid sick leave. the house passed the sick leave measure but it failed in the senate. the president says he will go back to the table to get sick leaver elon musk came into twitter headquarters he promised

he would clean up hatred. as he really cleaned up the platform? by firing key people he has opened the door to more hate speech than before. dustin dorsey takes a look at the statistics. dustin: old issues can open new wounds, hate directed towards the african-american community is nothing new, but how easily it can be spread is troubling. >> what this speech does is not just attack those disenfranchised groups, it attacks america, and it is not something that is just happening. what it is going to do is insight even more. dustin: social media has devolved into a place where hate can thrive. a new report -- report shows the most egregious hate speech targeting african-americans, the jewish and lgbtq communities has risen dramatically. >> in reality what he did was

open the gates and allow back and all of those people that spread hateful rhetoric and then put out the bat signal and say, bull can get away with whatever they want because my platform will tolerate the intolerable. dustin: the numbers tell that story. for average daily tweets slurs against black americans are up to 3876 tweets. slurs against gay men, 2506 and after 3964. antisemitic tweets up 61%. the associate professor of public relations at san jose diversity says that free speech should be protected but hate -- hate has its limits. >> he is being tested on that principal. dustin: he stands firm that hateful impressions are down and he has shown signs of walking back his freeze each ideals

suspending ye for antisemitic messages but he says that the hate speech must be controlled or elsksg rtisers and users. >> he has decimated the teams and he realizes that he needs those people in order to moderate that content. >> if not there could be greater consequences for one the district attorney's office says it will take action to stop hate speech online next week. >> new details and the killing of take off houston. a suspect has been arrested and charged with murder in connection to the shooting. the 28-year-old rapper was killed during the shoot out during a private event at a bowling all the. they say that cell phone and surveillance footage have helped. he was the youngest member of the trio migos that had four taught 10 hits.

san mateo county is hosting its anonymous gun buyback event. collecting and pch all types of guns. no questions asked. the effort is to reduce the amount of firearms in the community. including seven assault weapons and ghost guns. the guns that do not have a commercial serial number which makes the weapon untraceable. the house of representatives is expecting to pass the respect for marriage act and yesterday san francisco's role was recognized. but the threat of overturning the law still remains. >> officiating a union between two women was a symbolic act for alex padilla. nearly 19 years ago the first marriages between same-sex

couples at san francisco city hall set off a crusade that this week led the u.s. senate to pass the respect for marriage act. >> it is not lost on me where we gather today, it is very intentional. in a city known for not just tolerance but love. >> in 2015 the u.s. supreme court ruled that same-sex couples have a fundamental right to marriage. the most recent act would protect couples on a federal level. but if the more conservative supreme court were to overturn the right of name sex couples to marry anyone could bring forward a new challenge citing the california voter approved proposition eight that banned same-sex marriages which is still the state's constitution despite the ruling of it unconstitutional. >> we would have more litigation about whether prop 8 could be

enforced as a zombie amendment. >> there is a way to remove it from the state constitution. >> once the voters put it into the california constitution it stays there on the books until the people take it out. >> karen strauss and ruth where the plaintiff's were the ones who challenged before the california supreme court and won. >> i leave it to the people who really know these issues inside and out as to when is the right time for us to vote that out. i think it might be soon. >> we need to get prop 8 out in california. >> a ballot measure to repeal could be revisited next year. in san francisco, the seven news. liz: still ahead, high-fashion, luxury, and act visit him. how a boutique is paving the way for independent lack in local designers.

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liz: when we think of high-fashion, new york, paris, and milan come to mind. oakland is home to a boutique called mcmullen. jobina: step inside mcmullen and you are immediately overwhelmed. >> it is something like 36 hours to create one dress. jobina: the boutique sits on broadway in uptown oakland. it is the brainchild of sheri mcmullen. >> what i love about the style is that everyone has their own personal style. they are not looking for big labels, it is about mixing independent designers. jobina: she has been called a

champion of young fashion talent and a taste maker. before that she was a buyer for neiman marcus. >> when i started 15 years ago i wanted to create a space for younger designers. i thought i know that there are more designers out there and those who look like me but how do we find them? jobina: she has it cured out. >> i go to new york, paris, copenhagen, oakland, san francisco. jobina: during the nba finals she styled steph curry including -- and designers including one from oakland. one of her most notable ones is christopher john rogers. >> it was a one collection that stood out and i kept going back to that and thinking we are going to make this work. >> christopher john robert -- christopher john rogers went on to dress the vice president or her inauguration and sarah jessica parker's met gala look.

he also created exclusive pieces that floated down the runway at the 15th anniversary show. >> if you believe in your vision and you believe that you will make a difference keep going. jobina: you can look around uptown oakland and see that some businesses do not make it but she is despite hardships like the pandemic or the rise of the fast fashion industry. >> we do not believe in fast fashion, we believe in timeless pieces. we talk about wearing your clothes over and over. my mother, aunts, and grandmother's, these inspired me. jobina: she describes the women and her family as mentors and they are rooted in the idea of lifting up others. she is taking that a few miles down the road to west oakland where her goal is to bring more

jobs to an underrepresented area and host emerging brands where each designer will get hands on disk -- hands-on experience and mentor ship. >> it is not going to be easy and it has not been. but i state route 2 what i was doing and i always believed in it. and you know it worked out. liz: beautiful psa's. that -- beautiful pieces. lisa: good morning. it is drizzly with light rain showers and it will get more intense throughout the day especially for parts of the bay area and we will see three-day totals that help in the drought part meant. -- department. liz: the pool party returned to chase center across the chicago bulls. larry has all of the highlights coming up.

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liz: gden s is looking to dominate tonight. and rockets are making their way to san francisco for a 5:30 tip-off. the pool party returned. the warriors played the chicago bulls. larry has all of the highlights. larry: good morning. the warriors worked their way back to 500, 11-11 opening up a back to back with the bulls and rockets coming to town. they had to beat chicago twice. the goal was to bury them early and then rest the starters. the plan looks good early. everybody gets a touch and jordan poole will finish it off with a season high and went for 30 points. to the third quarter, klay thompson 3-13 and knocks that

one down. moments later, it is cool -- poole in the warriors up by 19 and then they lose focus. the bulls stampede bag. suddenly a one-point game and the warriors answer with trayvon. the warriors when 119-111. lebron and the lakers at milwaukee, fourth quarter two. to anthony davis and the assist was 10. passing magic johnson for sixth on the all-time list. giannis getting it out. over a minute to play, russell diving and the lakers get this deal. and the lakers get -- the lakers milwaukee one--- 133-129. do you want to play quarterback? usc and utah championship game

and that put usc in the national playoffs. looking good early. utah just pouring it on, three touchdowns of over 50 yards. usc was getting outraised. no tackling allowed in the second half. continuing a 23 yard touchdown utah. it spoils the patch while hoping to get the team. they are doing their dance, 47-24. kyle shanahan says that trent has big man problems transmitting to back spasms that might keep them out of the niners-dolphins game. williams walked off and is officially listed as questionable for sunday. the 49ers and dolphins if williams cannot go, colton will likely be the next man up. the niners have a 19-13 record

without williams. that is a wrap on the morning sports, have a great weekend. liz: as we talk about the weather there is a niners game tomorrow. will that be impacted by the rain? lisa: calling for partly cloudy skies and most of the activity in the morning. as we look at the life doppler, two systems, one is a front that comes into the central coast. most of the rain from this will fall into the south and east bag snow levels ringing more rain sunday and monday. here is a look at the south bay and the coast around davenport. getting some light shower activity with drizzle in oakland and 44. 45, saratoga. we have dropped his morning as temperatures are milder.

it will be a wet and cold day anywhere from 12 degrees warmer in oakland with 14 degrees milder in novato. this at the coast. a live look outside with some damp pavement and breezy wind and that is where we will favor the moist -- the most moisture. rain picks up at 10:00 looking for scattered showers into sunday and monday. three days of a level one system with rain totals three quarters of an inch. as we time this out for you, you notice how we start out with a few showers and then by the afternoon widespread rain from the to the south bay and more showers into the north bay. we get a break lately afternoon, overnight hours and another line of showers with a colder system to the north throughout the morning hours.

by the afternoon more sun and then rain for the commute on monday. on and off showers into sunday and monday and rainfall amounts focused with over an inch from hayward and along the peninsula pretty impressive totals of over an inch. in the north bay this first system will bring in the rain stand south of san francisco. a winter storm warning through monday looking at snow levels fluctuating starting out pretty high. right now it is 17 at the tahoe valley airport but 37 at blue canyon. t awhe from e inve a footoe wit some areas abv we have an avalanche warbere bur this mount -- for the mountain so we can get a stable snowpack.

highs today are not very warm, in and around 50 or upper 40's. mid 50's along east bay shoreline. the seven-day forecast is cold and rainy with scattered showers sunday morning and then isolated showers monday and daybreak tuesday and wednesday. the chilly air stays in place and we are looking at another system thursday into friday. below average where we should be but things are definitely working out in our favor considering we have been so dry. liz: now a look inside the all-new documentary "our america: lowballed." we examine how black and latino families have been hit with home appraisals that could be up to $500,000 lower than expected. it started with paul and tanisha austin and they joined him on

the 3:00 p.m. show to discuss the documentary. julian: what have you learned about yourselves that has -- during this process and the system itself? >> we have learned a lot. like we were -- it was never our plan to get thrown into this appraisal issue. that is something that happened to us and we knew we had to stand up against it to make sure that our children can have a better opportunity and life by us chasing that american dream. >> just do not give up, fighting, i think the more that we raise awareness around the issue the faster that things will change. liz: "our america: lowballed" is streaming on hulu and the bay area streaming app. next, free museum weekend. the places you can visit today and tomorrow.

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liz: adn for today, is ems are opening their doors for free including the legion of honor, the california academy of sciences and the wall disney family museum. the fees include the asian arts, exploratorium and many others. to reserve tickets or to find out more information go to sf freemuseumweekend.com. up next, a pizza restaurant employee shot three times. pleasant hill sheriffs share with us what happened and there still questions to be answered. a bus crash hitting four people.

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see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. drew: overnight, a shooting at a pleasant hill pizza spot sends one employee to the hospital. suspect now in custody. more rain and cold weather across the bay area today. it has been quite the weather roller coaster the past few days and it is going to continue through the weekend. liz: good morning. let's start with a look at the weather. it is good news we are getting that rain. lisa: if you wanted to get your tree or out for a bike ride, you may have missed that opportunity. even though the moisture is to the south of us, you will get light rain, mist and drizzle in the bay area. we will focus on the peninsula

and around the santa cruz mountains.