and charges being filed against trevor green, ivory. and johnny jackson. . luz: the da revealed there were three suspects of the rival san francisco gangs. >> the driver of the ultima was shot in the lower back. he has been killed in what is to be more gang warfare. lee went to the hospital that afternoon in san francisco. to the great work of the california highway patrol, they recovered the ultima with bullet holes near the hospital, while being treated at transferences go general lee's hands were tested for gun shot wounds. he was admitted to being shot on the freeway. luz: the remaining suspects face murder and shooting in an occupied vehicle.

chp categorize the cases challenging and said the family was their main driver for justice. >> although no one will replace jasper i hope you will take solace in the fact that those responsible will have to answer for what they did. that justice will be served. luz: jasper's dad thanked officers in the das office for their investigation. >> they wish that no family, no one will have to go through what they have gone through. they want to keep everybody safe. luz: jasper is one of many who have been shot and killed in bay area freeways. , according to archive data 14 people have been killed in highway shootings in the bay area. 65 injured from 2018 through march of 2022. i asked the da about the cases she said they're not giving up onkristen: as you pointed has been over a year for the family. it seems that chp officers had

important information from the very beginning. what took so long? luz: the day of the shooting, he confessed being part of a shooting on highway 880. the chp officer said they needed all this time together evidence to solidify the case before taking it to the district attorney's office. kristen: thank you so much. today police are searching for missing petaluma woman who has dementia. there was hope after she was seen in san francisco. this is a picture taken at the. this woman went there to try cash a check. and employee recognize she was the missing woman from the news and called police. she left before police got there now the search continues. >> she has no relatives or associates in san francisco that were aware of. she is not contacted any relatives.

coming up on 48 hours. we don't know where she is staying or how she is staying. the good news is as of yesterday, she looked a safe and alive. kristen: that was when she was spotted. if uc virginia, you're asked to call police. larry: winter viruses like rsv, and the flu continued to surge in california. health officials updated us o how hospitals are being affected. reporter:reporter: a reporter joining us live in the newsroom with more. doctors are worried, the numbers are. . high and getting higher covid-19 -- to avoid getting covid-19 are sick doctors are advising you get all your vaccinations and mask up. >> in the last month rsv has peaked. >> there is ain. >> covid is still around.

reporter: more people have been going to the hospital recently. >> as of december 13 that the reported number of adult patients in hospitals with a respiratory viral infection was 126. >> of numbers up 14. it is top -- tough for people to tell the difference between these viruses. >> the viruses can present similarly. the viruses of a flu, rsv and flew -- covid can be the same. >> >> health officials are >> begging people to get their booster shot and now the omicron vaccine is available for kids as young as six months. we have seen great protection with these vaccines. if they don't prevent you from getting infected they prevent the most serious -- >> i've had covid it twice, i have been

vaccinated a four times. >> i am not taking any risks. i have been wearing masks when taking public transportation's. >> it is a great idea to mask on transit to mask indoors and we should be doing it. reporter: five simple things can help you stay healthy and state-of-the-art hospital. >> vaccinate yourself, wash those hands if you feel sick, stay home, seek treatment early. try to plan parties and well that -- well ventilated areas. reporter: take a rapid test right before a get together. ask your guests to do the same before coming over. the government is offering for free covid tests for every household. those can be accessed at covidtests.gove. larry: let us turn to whether. bundle up. another night a freeze warnings. our whether anchor is here with more. >> it will be.

bundling up is a good idea, we had a cold mornings all week long and the pattern continues. we have a freeze warning effect from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for virtually all of the bay area interior areas away from the coast, the shoreline. that is just the interior valleys and the mountains. temperatures drop to 30 degrees or below. frost and freeze will kill from san vegetation. a good idea to protect plants and outdoor pipes. we have a frost advisory in effect for the baby shoreline -- bay shoreline. temperatures will drop to 34. frost will form and could also kill sensitive plants. if you're wondering how cold it will be, upper 20's at ukiah, lakeport, below freezing at santa rosa, concorde, livermore and right at or above freezing just about everywhere else. i will have the seven-day forecast coming up. kristen: thank you. in the south bay, we have

construction at morgan hill as the work for the reservoir has begun. dustin dorsey explains why it is critical for water supply and how long it will take to complete. reporter: the south bay's biggest reservoir is getting a facelift. stage one of the anderson dam, seismic retrofit is underway after six month of delays. >> it is one of our most important pieces of water supply in santa clara county. infrastructures agent. we have an undersized pipe and a dam than his replacement. reporter: it is vulnerable to major earthquakes. that will be fixed during stage two of the project. during stage one, the current pipe that transports water out of the reservoir moves much too slow and needs to be replaced, this new 20 foot diameter 1750 foot tunnel will work 10 times faster. >> being able to get a large amount of water out of the reservoir helps us lower the reservoir in case there is an

emergency such as an earthquake or large storm that can create a spill. the way we can move controlled water out of the reservoir. reporter: excavation began overnight. they are clearing 10 feet per day. it starts at the base of the old dam. the tunnel will come out on the side, down underneath the water around the corner, to move water around during construction. >> the water is used for water supply, municipal and industrial uses in santa clara county as well as environmental uses that releases into cow udy creek, which runs 25 miles from here -- coyote creek which runs 25 miles from here. reporter: the drought has depleted our water supply in the south bay. john says completing a project that makes water transportation safer and more efficient is crucial. >> water supply is important to everybody. it's important that this

project, along with other projects we are engaged in are completed in a timely manner. reporter: the tunnel project will take two years to complete. the entire retrofitting will take eight years after that. larry: building in san jose as google moves forward with plans to build a transit village. sky 7 was over the sunset -- sunlight bakery depot. this is on south montgomery street near park avenue in the downtown area. according to our media partners, the property sits on the footprint of the transit village. google is going to knock a total of four buildings. kristen: janitors fired from twitter's headquarters are demanding their jobs back. there getting support from top san francisco officials. the janitors held a press conference in the city. they lost their jobs after twitter severed its contract with the company that employed them. they say they have been devastated by losing their income and benefits before the

holidays. the elected officials were there to champion their cause. >> we are asking the executives and new owner of twitter to become passionate, be understanding and to work with this community. kristen: the janitors were not given severance or ample notice. twitter has not responded to our request for comment. larry: a massive storm system affecting numerous states including widespread damage from tornadoes in and around new orleans. a group wants to reimagine the embarcadero, including getting rid of cars. hanukkah starts on sunday. the your heart is the beat of life.

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larry: the 49ers can clinch the division title and a playoff spot. they are. playing the seahawks on the road thursday night football. the quarterback listed as questionable with an injury. he was limited in practice but he is going to play. kick is at 5:15. kristen: the grammy award-winning producer, songwriter and producer is spreading cheer. he is gearing up to host his foundation's 25th annual holiday jam this weekend. i spoke with him about it earlier. >> we love that we encourage children. it's the most important to raise

her confidence, make them feel hafey, make them spread the -- feel happy, make them spread the joy. my thing is to put them with the professionals and then they realize they get to be inspired by being around the professionals and the professionals get inspired being around the kids. it's a winning secret. kristen: that's right. he will be showing off his skills on the drums. run dmc is headlining and our anchor, dan ashley will be there debuting his new single. you have to hear it. took us the show are sold out. you can donate to the cause of passing off music appreciation. the link to donate is on your screen. larry: i performing with run dmc. kristen: oh yeah. i would pay good money for that. larry: hanukkah starts on sunday. san francisco celebrate the holiday with a glowing party, open to all. our reporter with the story. ♪

there's music, crafts, games for kids, food, doughnuts. celebration of the menorah, we light up the candles as well. >> you have not done this for a few years in the bay area, are you expecting a good turnout? >> we always get a big turnout, this is part of the special programs we do. because them our pop-ups. we get out of the building into the streets to celebrate and share jewish culture both to bring the jewish community together and shared with the broader community. >> i'm glad you mentioned it. if somebody doesn't celebrate hanukkah can they come to the event? >> 100%. we love people to come, whether you are jewish, not jewish, or interested in learning about it. it's open to the public. everyone is warmly welcomed and invited. >> for those who don't celebrate

hanukkah, what would you like them to know about the holiday? >> it is almost a 2000 year old holiday. it celebrates the continuation of jewish culture. there's lots of traditions and it is taking on different meanings and times in history. the big thing is, these days in the wintertime, and gets dark, these are our shortest days. like a lot of traditions that we want to bring light at this time, just like there is a christmas tree or lights, we light the menorah. it's a time for family. it's time for gathering with friends. there's great foods you eat. it's time to celebrate. often there is giftgiving as well. it also -- one interesting thing is it is an eight day holiday. for eight nights, this year starting on december 18, each night we light a different candle, by the end you have all

of the candles lit. >> you mentioned the doughnuts. what are some of your favorite things to eat? one is called alaka -- it is a fried potato pancake with salt. there is a tradition of doughnuts. and that is connected to the oil that was in the lamps in ancient days that they would like. there was a story about the miracle of hanukkah. there was a little flask of oil they were able to light it and instead of one night, it lasted for eight. ♪ deli square -- your deli square -- on the square. on sunday, the event begins at 2:00 with the lighting at 4:45.

spencer christian is a veteran of tree lighting ceremonies. he has done many. kristen: he is really good at lighting the tree. >> i have done more than i can count. i am good at lighting the menorah. even though hanukkah doesn't start until sunday evening. we have calm wind around the bay area. the only measurable wind is under 10 miles per hour. with the light wind and clear skies, we can expect another cold night and cold morning tomorrow. you're looking a clear skies over san francisco from sutro tower. 53 in the city, palo alto 54, 57 san jose, 54 at santa clara and 50 at half moon bay. we see a few wispy clouds around but we are looking at blue sky and it is 56 up north in santa rosa. 56 to the east in fairfield and concorde. napa 55, 53 in livermore.

one live you at our exploratorium -- live view of our exploratorium camera. gosar tomorrow. pleasant afternoon. dry weather will continue into next week. this is our forecast animation going into the nighttime hours. if you like -- high clouds lingering but those will dissipate in the morning hours. mainly clear skies and really, really cold conditions. let me give you another look at the freeze warning which we featured at the top of the broadcast. freeze warning in effect from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for the interior hills and valleys. temperatures down to 30 degrees or lower. the coldest areas, frost and freeze will kill crops. protect your tender plants, pets and outdoor pipes. give a frost advisory in effect during the same time period, 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for the bay shoreline and coast. temperatures down to 40 degrees in those areas.

frost could kill sensitive plants. how cold will it be where you are? down to 29 in fairfield. 28 ukiah. santa rosa 31. concorde in livermore, we see temperatures at freezing. just barely above freezing around the bay shoreline down into the south bay and even on the coast. we will see lowe's into the mid to upper 30's. highs tomorrow, mid-50's up the coast. upper 50's around the bay shoreline, i'm talking 57, 58, nothing major. a rainfall potential the next 10 days is near zero. with the exception of something reaching down into the north bay in the next 10 days. day forecast. hanukkah starts at sundown on sunday. we have partly cloudy skies coming our way early next weekend. just a bit of a warm up. it will get milder towards the

end of next week. and winter officially begins next wednesday, the 21st in the afternoon hours. it's pointed feel winter like before -- it is going to feel winter like. larry: it already does. kristen: it is funny that way. larry: not just the weather. [laughter] >> that is true. kristen: speaking of the weather. tornadoes tearing through the south, leaving three people killed. many were left homeless. the same st

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larry: a massive storm system barreling into the northeast after hitting the south and midwest. more than 50 tornadoes reported from texas to florida between tuesday and wednesday. reena roy has the latest. reporter: the big cleanup has begun across the south. at least 54 tornadoes reported since tuesday morning from texas to florida. >> it is terrible. nothing. reporter: in jefferson parish, louisiana, patricia coming back to what is left of her home. >> i told my boys, hurry up was get in the bathtub. we barely made it. but we did. everything started crashing. you could hear everything outside. we thought we were going to die. reporter: the destruction is widespread.

an entire line of homes damaged in farmersville. >> all we can do is pray. it was devastating. everyone, everywhere we lived, the windows were broken. reporter: three people reported dead in louisiana, including 56-year-old allison alexander. thousands were left without power. >> tornadoes touched down yesterday evening and moved quickly. energy immediately worked restore power to those impacted. reporter: in mississippi this mobile home community wiped out. the same storm system bringing feet of snow to the great plains and midwest. in duluth, minnesota people digging out and plows trying to clear out the streets. new images show a skier being hit by an avalanche being rescued in the snow. high winds from virginia to new england, some areas are expecting up to half an inch of ice. boston and new york will mainly just the ring.

reena roy, abc news in new york. kristen: u.s. health officials revise their tool to track childhood obesity. updated growth charts released this morning now go to a body mass index of 60. previously the chart stopped at the bmi of 37. tracking will go from ages two to 19. children are considered obese if their bmi is 35 or higher. officials say the new chart will help guide better conversations between parents and health care providers. larry: a political crisis in peru sparking deadly protests. hundreds of tourists trapped in the country, including one couple from san francisco. kristen: community college enrollment is dropping. what officials believe i

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>> building a s this is abc7 ne. kristen: it has been a week of civil unrest and widespread violence in peru. the president tried to bis -- disband congress and was impeached and arrested. tourists are stranded across the country, including a san francisco couple. larry: they were on vacation and now they are struggling trying to find their way home. our reporter spoke with them about how they're trying to escape. reporter: these photos show a block train path leading to the town where diane and her boyfriend are currently staying in peru. it is the only way in and out. >> we don't know what is going to happen. getting the photos of the train tracks broken and d people are starting to freak out. reporter: the two went on peru -- went to peru on vacation

before the unrest broke out. they are stuck. >> the only way out is through cuzco and lima to get back home to san francisco. there's no other way to get to lima without going through cuzco. that is where everything is scary. that airport has been shut down. reporter: an impeachment vote remove the former peruvian president from office and put him under arrest. this sparked a massive protest across the country, leaving eight people dead. the country declared a national stage of emergency this week. the protest causing transportation to be limited or shut down. supplies to their hotel are cut off. >> the railway system is what transports the food into town, along with medical supplies. and since the railway system is damaged, there's nothing coming in or out. reporter: a woman with the u.s. embassy told them to remain where they are for their safety. >> our point of contact at the

u.s. embassy just said i hope you guys are flexible. hopefully in a week, by christmas, we should be able to get you guys out. there also know what is going to happen. reporter: a trip that started as a vacation to see the wonders of the world, has turned into fear about when or if they can return home. >> they claim there is 800 registered tourists where we are. 800 people are going to be in panic mode. reporter: ryan curry, abc7news. larry: a scary situation. rough day on wall street. stocks tumbling in response to a half a point interest rate hike by the federal reserve. the dow jones dropped 760 points. nasdaq fell by 360. the s&p knauf -- off by 100. concerns about a recession is looming. mortgage rates dropped for the fifth straight week. they did not go down by much but

a 30 year fixed rate mortgage average, 6.31%. it was 6.33% a week ago. for most of the year the rate has been climbing as the fed has raised rates to slow down inflation. but, contrast this. this time last year, the average for 30 year fixed rate was 3.1%. it's double now. kristen: a stanford alumni has been named harvard university's first like president. claudine will begin her duties on july 1 next year. she taught at stanford from 2000 to 2006 and then taught at harvard, and eventually became harvard's dean of the faculty of arts and sciences. she is humbled by the confidence harvard's governing board has placed in her to leave the institution. enrollment at california community colleges has seen a large drop. our data team dug into the numbers. our reporter has more on what schools are doing to combat the issue. reporter: there were

approximately 419 thousand fewer students at california community colleges last year, compared to the 2018-2019 school year, according to data from the community colleges chancellor's office. in bay area, school saw a decrease of enrollment nearly 20% including contra costa college. 2021-2022. a 2% decrease. this doctors the acting president at contra costa college. >> our numbers are still below 2018 and 2019, we have mounted a small comeback. we are seeing more students enroll. reporter: dr. rogers suspects the coven 19 along with construction on the new science center completed on april may have stopped people from enrolling. santa rosa junior college saw 27% decrease from 2021 to 2022

compared to 2018 to 2019. as this president says, he believes creating affordable student housing will help increase enrollment. >> it has become unaffordable for families to live in sonoma county. that is why we have built in my background, we are building and completing a five-story, 352 bed student residence hall, which is unique for community colleges, which are commuter schools. reporter: the doctor says it is a matter of investing in program students need and want. >> we know a lot of students want to come back to school. we just have to make it as simple and easy for them to do that as well. reporter: across california the largest loss was among students ages 50 plus, a 32% drop from the pre-pandemic school year. younger students ages 20 to 24 and 25 to 29 also saw large drops. among racial and ethnic groups,

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kristen: it is time now for the four at 4:00. group is advocating for san francisco's embarcadero to become the new car free zone, grand embarcadero. they want to remove cars and separate foot traffic from bicycle traffic, saying it will be a safer way to get around. there is concerns, advocates had this to say. >> i have to use a car at times. but it's a matter of making it the least desirable option. it takes a few minutes longer if you want to go by car. but transit is now wicked fast. bikes are extra safe. kristen:

unfortunately, transit doesn't get you everywhere. no formal plan has been drawn up. we have talked to business owners, they are all against this saying it will discourage people from going to nearby businesses. look, if they were -- there were fast and efficient alternatives, i think people would be all for that. around here, are there a lot of options? larry: not really. i drive down the embarcadero every day, it's become a nightmare. ama: i know it for the pedestrians and the bikers, though i see this dirt bike or without a helmet doing wheelies but, the cars will have to do -- left to go somewhere. if you are trying to go up north or to wine country, you have to go through the city to get to the golden gate bridge, it might discourage people from coming here to visit. larry: as we

the beautiful shot, it would be so nice to stroll down the embarcadero and have to worry about cars -- not have to worry about cars. we have to close the ferry business? they have work to do. what about the congestion in other parts of the city? it's already jammed. we are thumbs down. kristen: we may be thumbs up on the next thing? [laughter] larry: i don't even want to talk about this. the bosses are like, not again. how about a four day work week? what about a four-day school week? the district in missouri is the latest to make the switch. students and staff will get every monday off starting next fall. the goal is to attract and keep more teachers. parents a the problem is childcare -- the problem with this is childcare. the district is offering childcare but at a cost.

well, >> if i want to use the district services i will spend $1400. larry: more than 1600 districts nationwide have ditched the five-day week. research has a show significant academic drawbacks for kids. you've got grandkids, right? do you think -- they would favor a four-day school week, i'm not sure they would learn as much. >> that's a good question. i question it. i was an educator many years ago before got into the business. my experience probably does not apply to today. i am ok with a four-day school week as long as the kids are exposed to academic rigor. learn something. i'm meeting more people who don't seem to learn much. but they went to schools that were reputable. larry: they are full-grown adults now. [laughter] kristen: i wonder if they would be more inclined to pay

attention if it is only four days, versus trying to get through five days. my kid, who is not in real school, she's not an elementary yet, but she is like why do i have to go to school every day? if you are in college, you can choose to take classes only four days or three days or whatever. the little ones that is fine. for the grade schoolers, may be a bit more structure. a lot of them love school. it can be fun. >> my grandkids love school. ama: not just because they are seeing their friends. if you're going to go for days you have to have the work week go for it is too. kristen: that is what we're getting at ama. larry has been waiting for you to say it. larry: i am wondering, when you going to get to this. kristen: school in ohio is taking a unique approach to helping students reduce stress. they have installed a punching room.

studies show physical activity like boxing can reduce stress and improve your mood. self-esteem and quality of life. students fill out a survey before they go when so teachers can see how well it is working. soon, the school will have a therapy dog for students as well. i think there are different approaches to relieving stress. this may be one of them. larry: i guess. >> the sports offices our punching room. [laughter] larry: we have a lot of equipment. i'm happy to be the punching bag. here's a better question, who wants to go into the punching room with kristen. i don't know about that. anyway you can reduce stress. ama: if it keeps them from taking it out on their classmates and doing other things, i am all for it. kristen: it doesn't look like there punching each other. ama: that is what they need to do. kristen: they could offer yoga as a complement to that. larry: it doesn't have to be eating things into submission.

there are places -- i know only the south bay where you can pay to destroy an office. kristen: destroy furniture? larry: ok. >> that sounds like something you might like. [laughter] larry: i already do that. i don't have to go down therefore it. we have some really good stuff. everybody wants to eat. the bay area's diversity gives rise to unique reimagined culinary treats. classic french or american pastries with a pan asian twist. kristen: treats like sesame balls with sweet potato pie filling, lychee, or black sesame croissants. what are you eating? i think you're having the chocolate mochi croissant. there is strawberry, there is big tarts. a mom-and-pop bakery in san francisco's sunset district is cranking out goodies and more. joining us today is the owner of rolling out café. hey, bruno.

larry: bruno! this is amazing, what you have come up with. how would you describe your items, they are so unique. >> you need a bunch of people. i'm a unique person. larry: larry: we talked about your resume, you are not lying, it is correct. what do we have here? kristen: tell us about the ones we've got. >> i think what you have there is a number of popular items, what kristen is eating is a mango sticky rice bomb. sticky rice and the french pastry have a baby, that is what you have right there. [laughter] kristen: spencer -- >> chocolate mochi. ama: i have a mango something, it looks like a danish but it is mango. kristen: same thing as me. spencer has the black sesame croissant. >> it is amazing.

kristen: that is in allman croissant with black sesame -- almond croissant but with black sesame. larry: i gotta try that one. >> our model is baking with creativity. we like to come up with creative items, especially as an asian american putting in asian spin to classic western pastries. from the french croissant to the mochi, which is what you are having right now is hybrid of mochi an croissant, you get a crispina's from the croissant and chewing is from -- crispina's from the croissant an -- crispiness from the croissant and shoe -- chewiness mochi. what you have right now is chocolate. >> it's an incredible balance between flavor and texture which is so important. kristen: that you try it?

i asked because you are from hawaii. >> for you, larry, we know you are from hawaii. larry: thank you. kristen: you are originally a chemist. how did you go from being a chemist to baking? >> long story baking two years before i started rolling out at home. after watching some baking shows, food shows, on the television, i decided to bake something on my own at home. what i found, when i give away all of my baking stew friends and families, the food makes people happy. that rings a be a baker and making an impact on people's lives. that is what it is all about. kristen: it is clearly a passion. i have to let people know you

are a one-man show, apparently you work 16 hours a day to make this happen. >> just to correct you. rolling out is not a mom-and-pop shop. it is a one pop shop. [laughter] kristen: wow. larry: how do we follow you? you have instagram? >> yes. larry: rolling out café? >> instagram.com i encourage customers to order ahead of time. we are a small store. kristen: people are going to go in that area it is worth a visit. thank you, bruno. >> thank you for having me. larry: happy holidays. that is it for the four at 4:00. that is it for the four at 4:00. we w

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>> i love when their celebrations of work we had for a long time. sometimes people do these shows and there because people love them. we have a real reason with the 30th anniversary. it's been 31 years since the movie came out. i was 10 years old and i speak for everyone in the cast we have loved it since we were kids and we feel excited to be part of this ambitious, very fun celebration of something we all love. hopefully people watching will love it as well. reporter: what do you think your belle, brings to the screen we have not seen before? >> i think i'm staying true to who belle was. she had such a strength and bravery about her, an ambition, i want people to see that in this version. ♪ prints are surrounded by an all-star cast including several -- prince are surrounded by an

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