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right now, scary moments outside of a high school football game. there was gunfire outside the stadium, and panic inside. a dangerous new strain of the coronavirus is alarming scientists around the world. good morning. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. it is a good morning to be out there on the road. you know what the temperatures feel like. it is in the low 40s. that is very much in line with what we were doing for yesterday morning and the day before that. as we look across the forecast for today, low 70s today.

plenty of sunshine. back over to you. we begin with breaking news this morning. of water main ruptured overnight. 90 minutes ago police shut down charlton drive and they have since reopened the road letter urging drivers to use caution. two men were hurt after gunfire a rep that at a high school parking lot. it happened last night at westmont high school before san jose and campbell. they are trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. students took cover as the shots rang out. they have not established a motive. a student describe for us the scene as that shooting began. >> all of a sudden you heard five shots at least.

everyone did not know what it was at first. all of the students scattered away and started running. that is when everyone realized the team dropped. i was running to the back of the school not even knowing where i was going. >> the two victims are expected to recover. that happened during a regional championship game. looking live out at union square this morning, san francisco police were out in full force this morning. ttare have to sustain this type re? >> i safe, and i like it. >> i love seeing the increased

visibility. >> some shots had extra security guards keeping a close eye. they added security procedures did not stop shoppers. >> reporter: people braved the crowds to see the crowds and do some shopping. police officers were highly visible on every corner. >> a big box retailers outside the city like this best by, shoppers were out looking to score good deals. she picked up a math book pro. >> it's usually $2800 and i got a $2200. >> reporter: for many shoppers, it was the first time shopping in person since the pandemic began. how does it feel to be back out? >> i like it. i got a 65 inch tv.

the original price was $539 and the sales price was 499. >> at target, there were no lines and no chaos. this couple said that wasn't the case earlier in the day. >> there were way too many people. by the time we showed up, everything was gone. there was a lot of commotion. >> reporter: what time did you show up? >> we showed up around 12:00. >> customer service was backed up and so was the parking. >> target will close at 10:00 p.m. kpix5. rn lifornia port tryi clea with so many containers sitting in the yards, there is nowhere

left to put anything. >> how long would it take you to unload a ship like this? >> four days. >> and now it is taking about nine days. >> a lot of holiday deals are delayed in transit. this storm was expecting to see better bargains and left with supply chain issues effecting what is on the shelf, it was hit and miss. >> it seems like everything is online nowadays. >> that is the point of black friday. i wish that there were more sales? >> you will find gifts but maybe not the exact one that you want. >> another reason is that more and more retails ours printing them out over days and weeks. consider shopping small. small business saturday. after thanksgiving small business owners are ready for

you to shop their stores. not only do they provide quality shopping opportunities, but they keep your community thriving. a line outside the santa clara convention center looked a lot like the ones you would see outside of a mall or big box sure. the shoppers were there to support 300 small businesses taking part in holiday mart. president biden plans to shop small today and sent out a message encouraging others to do the same. small businesses are not only the entrance of our economic progress, but they are the heart and soul of our communities. police issued a citywide tactical alert in los angeles. here is more from beverly grove .

>> reporter: police respond to another high-end heist on melrose place and beverly grove. of robbery at a luxury italian fashion house. from overhead, we could see a store employee wiping her face with the towel. it is the latest in a stream of crimes from the bay area to socal. and canoga park, nordstrom was hit and a security guard was attacked with hairspray. on this black friday, police are on high visibility patrols. people can see the officers are there. we found uniformed officers on foot patrol at the century city mall >> we are monitoring this very closely and we have a great relationship with lapd and we are working closely with them to make sure that we are prepared. cruise boarded-up shattered windows outside of the

nordstrom at the grove. lapd believe someone used a sledgehammer to break the window for a group of up to 20 people to get inside the store. officers are on extra patrols with contracted private security. on friday night, police received another robbery report added designer jeans store on south la brea in hancock park. it is not known how much merchandise or money was taken from here or the shop and beverly grove. another smash and grab played out in los angeles county and this time at a home depot. deputies say a large group of people apparently stole sledgehammers. a gilroy shooting killed a sacramento man and left another person wounded. they were riding in a car on wednesday evening but it was sprayed with bullets. no arrests have been made so far. fire crews battled this

fire which created a huge fireball. cal fire says the driver noticed smoke coming from the trailer and quickly disconnected his truck. investigators think a wall heater set off a fire that left damage at this apartment building in santa rosa. no one was home when it broke out yesterday afternoon. the property owners son suffered minor cuts when he broke a window to rescue a trapped cat. the clock is ticking this morning on a new u.s. travel ban fueled by a new coven variants. flights will be restricted from several countries and it will take effect on monday. as we report from san jose, it may be too late to keep it out of the country. >> reporter: do you think the president made the right move?

>> yes. we've got to nip it in the bud. >> reporter: a new variant known as omicron. after nearly 6 months dealing with the delta variant, they say nothing about covid is surprising anymore. >> we are so used to it now it seems normal now. >> reporter: the world health organization's labeling omicron a highly transmissible variant of concern. >> it is only a matter of time until we see this variant in the u.s.? >> there is a lot of travel between south africa and the u.s.. >> reporter: the omicron variance concerning features are found on the spike protein. 10 mutations on the edge of the spike protein which allows the virus to attach to the body. that might make it stickier and

look different enough so that the antibodies from the vaccine or for natural immunity do not recognize it. >> reporter: health experts say it is too early to tell whether it will cause severe illness or if the vaccines work against it? >> are you concerned at all about this new variant going around? >> johnson & johnson is already testing its vaccine effectiveness against the omicron variant. kpix5 . still ahead on kpix5, the bay area is getting into the holiday spirit . the joey being spread with a return of several events here at home. donate your time and money to your community by going to to i did some early shopping this year. one for you, one for me.

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six many parts of the bay area are celebrating the holiday season. a band made its way down niles boulevard to celebrate the festival of lights. classic cars towed into bright and colorful floats. dogs made their way down that parade route in style.

>> it is a great start to the holiday season. it gives it that official kickoff of seeing all the decorations out there and everyone being festive and getting out. >> hundreds gathered data park could see the christmas tree lighting. the sights and sounds of the holiday season are back in san jose. christmas in the park's return to downtown san jose. visitors can stroll through different themed areas where thousands of lights are seeing to a soundtrack. there is also a drive-through display at cunningham park. >> a big thank you to all the volunteers that may christmas in the park the amazing spectacle that it is. we have people that have been volunteering for decades. >> christmas trees are up and gary deli square.

they were designed by students at the academy of art and will be lit every evening at 5:00 for a self-guided stroll. here is betty with the winner of the gilded creation in the foreground. we are on the lookout for more bay area bright spots. email your pictures and videos at www.kpix.com or tag us on social media and you might just see your holiday lights on tv. it is clear out there this morning and warmer too there where we were for some of our colder days this last week. there is not a whole lot of fog. a pretty view off to the east. let's get a couple of other panels on here. treasure island back at the city interview toward the golden gate bridge. we haven't had any issues with

fog there. morning temperatures in the low 40s at their coldest. we could easily have been down into the mid-30s. there is a little bit of an issue up around santa rosa because the airport is down to .5 miles. if you're on the road are about to get on the road in the northbay, you will likely had some patchy fog. everywhere else, you can see just fine. low-level clouds out there. as a clear route, we have relatively clear skies which we were just seeing from our net work of cameras. this will let the temperature drop a little. temperatures are going down a little more from where i just showed you. it will stay relatively clear for the rest of the day. daytime highs will climb back up into the low 70s. it will be 67 and fremont.

redwood city, 68. we get back over into the heart of the bay and the numbers are also mid-60s. as we get closer into mendocino and lake county, we see 70s hanging on. a big picture will show was an interesting pattern. it is a pattern in the pacific we haven't had to think about. the storms are still there and pointed at the same spot for the last two weeks and the next week to come. devastating amounts of rain and british columbia. we get one today and another one will come on monday. copious amounts of rain to british columbia and down to the pacific northwest. there is plenty of rain up there but nothing from the california line south. this pattern holds.

it is nice to finish off the weekend with sunshine and 70s but as we get into early december, we probably don't want to see too many 70s. we need rain. as good as october was, we are still in a drought. the way this long-range forecast is looking, it is staying warm and sunday. by the time we get to july, it did not rain at all last winter. this pattern that we are locked in now for the next 10 days, we are into the heart of the rainy season. we should be getting storms right now. you don't think about it when you get lulled into sunday and 70s. >> it was a beautiful thanksgiving, but we do need some rain. we needed dust off that rain dance? >> looking at the long-range forecast, there is nothing out there. still ahead on kpix5 and

streaming on cbsn bay area, a warning for shoppers in the scams you need to be on the lookout for. sake the oakland a's will be looking to replace a few players. and the warriors are looking for a hysterical season themselves. they set the bar pretty high, but the good

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spreads. they.the warriors were winning by six last night but they were wrong. the warriors were down by one. steph curry attacks and flip set off of the window. a career-high of 62. in the final seconds of the half, they flip it back to cook curry and got all three of those. he is getting the crowd up. 58-44 halftime lead with the warriors up 16. he goes in for the one-handed cram. 12 assists for green. they led by as much as 20 points in the second half. curry again, 32 points for staff. they win 108-103. they travel to la to face the clippers on sunday. the undefeated squared off with uab. they were up three.

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live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. will come back and thank you for joining us. let's start this half hour with a quick check of our weather.

34 minutes away from alnrise. ei the lighbity is down 2.5 miles. temperatures in the 40s for the most part. no 30s on the map, although they are getting close. the fog is sloshing around up in the northbay. you will likely encounter some isolated patchy fog on the roads up there. a quick look ahead to the forecast. low 70s for the most part. see what the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. tens of thousands people spent their holiday without power. santa ana winds battered parts of southern california. >> reporter: with gusts clocking up to 89 miles per

hour, destructive santa ana winds struck california with hurricane force. toppling trees on homes and terry this massive production dome to shreds? >> i would rather have access wind then lose my a minor inconvenience but nothing compared to losing my house. >> reporter: within 70,000 homes sat in darkness after utility companies cut off power across seven counties to lower the risk of wildfires? >> my neighbors called and they were indicating, what can we do? we have no power. they are frustrated to say the least. >> reporter: many people spent their holiday in a hotel or with family members. >> we came back to the hotel instead of home. >> i would rather go without power then lose our home or our

lives. power outages lingered on friday. the power has been restored the most areas. a warning for online shoppers. experts say that thousands of fake websites are popping up and stealing money from shoppers. here are some tips on how to avoid getting scammed. >> reporter: this iowa high school senior wanted to buy some merchandise from billy irish. >> i found this official site and i started looking around in shopping. >> reporter: he purchased the bundle he saw on instagram and the price tag was almost $100. when the transaction hit his bank account it showed nearly $79. >> i started to look up reviews on the website. there are over 1000 people

reviewing this website saying it is a scam. >> reporter: what has happened in terms of your money and merchandise? >> i don't have the merchandise or my money. >> reporter: thousands of consumers have lost money in scammers posing as legitimate online retailers. >> we have seen at 2000% increase over the last few months. >> reporter: his company has counted over 5000 fake websites. as criminals take advantage of consumers need for products in short supply. >> walmart, amazon, best buy. they don't have the toy you want in stock and did you google it and find this boutique company that is offering the bicycle that your daughter wants. it really is not a company but a front for transnational criminal groups.

>> reporter: those criminals fake sites are launched from overseas and becoming increasingly sophisticated. >> they learn as they go just like you and i. it is like a virus that spreads. it does not stop until the consumers stop falling for the trick. >> reporter: cbs news, new york. amazon employees protested on black friday. they say the e-commerce giant puts profits over people. organizers are calling for the company to make changes. a dozen chinese companies have been needed, added to a trade blacklist. they could undermine national security and officials fear

emerging there allergies could be used for quantum computing efforts that would support china's military. many of the firms have helped to modernize china's army. antioch police have arrested a woman who tried to set fire to a house and the person inside. smoke was pouring out of the house when fire crews arrived yesterday morning. she targeted the resident. >> she did pour gas on the other occupant of the home. he was not injured. he remained at the house. she set fire to the back of the house. >> the women was arrested and the victim is okay. a sideshow in palo alto left two people critically hurt when they tried to flee from police. most of the cars sped away but a chevy camaro sideswiped a patrol car before veering off the roadway into a tree.

a young man and woman were in the car and not wearing their seat belts. they are in intensive care this morning. no officers were hurt. san francisco fire crews rescued a drowning coyote from the bay. the fire department said bystanders call for help after seeing the coyote struggled to swim. they made a lasso to keep the coyotes head above water. he was treated and then transferred to a care center. they called him phoenix and said that he will be okay. a big rig fleet of the future. a style of semi truck that is battery operated. we test drove one of the trucks and have more on how they could make a big impact on our impact, environment and drivers. >> reporter: this is an all

electric big rig. these battery-powered semi trucks are something you could soon see on the roadways? >> right here we've got the freightliner one of our fully battery electric trucks. these are fully battery electric. there is no engine in them and in a lot of the moving parts are removed from the truck. >> reporter: there are numerous advantages. lower maintenance costs, but the biggest is a positive impacts on the environment? >> if you were to just replace one truck, that is the equivalent of 10 passenger cars off of the road. >> reporter: cisco is often seen on the sides of big rig's and trucks. they are a leading distribution company. >> our drivers had a chance to take the vehicle out a different routes and testing

different opportunities for us. they love the vehicle. it performed brilliantly for them. >> reporter: it is a lot like a regular vehicle. this is where you plug-in the vehicle just like a regular car. so how does it compare to more traditional gas? >> do they have enough power? you will see electric motors have instant torque and acceleration. once you step on it, it will go. >> reporter: with the push of a button and the flip of a switch, i was on my way. >> reporter: this is whisper quite good. they take 2.5 hours to charge and they can go about 250 miles. >> the charging infrastructure is a big topic we need to think about as well.

>> we would love to charge them at our facility over night. the truck will go out early in the morning and have a circle route they would drive and come

here in california, we believe in what if? after all, if is our middle name. like, what if we could go surfing and skiing in the same day? boom! what if we could have the moon and the stars what if we could roll like this. or float like this. and eat all this. here we welcome all what ifs, with open arms. even what ever this is. after all, there's only one wrong way to what if. what if you don't?

after all, there's only one wrong way to what if. peacocks are making themselves at home and when tracy community. residents say they are a

nightmare to live with. they want to peacocks out. >> they stomp on the rooftops and they are noisy. they everywhere. the houses in our court have white roofs. it is not from snow. >> it is always a concern with the kids and everything they touch? >> to city council agreed to relocate the animals. some residents say they don't mind footing the bill. skiers and snowboarders got a thgingt en theyfor buss. >> reporter: boreal mountain is partly open and skiers and riders are taking full advantage of it after a false start on halloween. >> it was pretty crazy. >> reporter: the false start frenzy packed the resort and they were forced to shut down until now.

boreal mountain spent a week before reopening making snow themselves and prepping for the official start of snow season. excited to make first tracks, tom and his son chose snowboarding over shopping? >> no christmas shopping today. >> reporter: would you take this over black friday? >> any day. we love it up. we hope that people come up in droves. >> it is the funnest thing i can do. >> reporter: even first timers bobig and small. they enjoyed the snow whether they were writing on it, sledding on it, or eating it. >> i think that this is a mountain of ice cubes. they had about 800 visitors yesterday. they hope it will increase

throughout the weekend. it is nice to see them making the most of that. no more snow coming to the sierra in the next seven days and maybe even more. we will continue this nice weather for a while. take a look at our camera. no fog out here. it is a good way to start this sunday. a live look at the city in that surreal light right now of pre- drawn. that is a look at the golden gate bridge at the top of sutro tower. sunrises coming up at 7:03. we've got pretty colors in the sky and all of these numbers are in the 40s. we don't have any 30s on here right now. the sky cleared out within the last 90 minutes, so that is a good sign. we are doing okay on visibility. the call this number is in

santa rosa. there are the clouds from overnight. they are gone and we will stay clear. more blue sky today than anything else. daytime highs in the low 70s once again. santa clara, 70 today. fremont will hit 67. hayward, 67. that is a story we see bay area wide across the rest of the day. all mid-60s no matter where you are until you get up to ukiah and cloverdale. storm track is keeping everything away from us right now. the clouds are doing a big arc over us. one very impressive storm up there will turn into another impressive storm to start the week. as long as they keep them coming in like a train, we stay

out of the storm track and our weather will stay sunny and warm. and now most critically, it will be very dry and above average going into the last week of november and likely the first week of december. not the kind of scenario that we wanted to see. there is not even a hint of the possibility of rain. october was good, but we've got some serious making up to do and we are still in a drought. temperatures in the 70s for your daytime high. in hindsight in july, hopefully we're not looking back and remember when it was 70 degrees every day endlessly and then for the seven day, that is what it looks like. that would be the northbay valley example. we are sitting right around 70 for the daytime high which is pretty nice if you want to be

outside. they were talking about the ski resorts opening and then having to close. it is my understanding that it might be too warm for them to make snow >> for them to make snow, it needs to be consistently in the 20s. they are just getting it right down on the runs. you just have to get up there in on what they have. food trucks are coming to the pedestrian and bicycle only days. it is part of a pilot program starting this week. you can grab plan based burgers and vegetarian coffee. a berkeley man known as a maverick grant maker and the fastest philanthropist around. sharon chin introduces us to the jefferson award winner.

>> each family at the st. francis center, she serves a few thousand low income folks per month with food, housing, and youth programs. when they needed a laundry and shower room, she turned to bill summervill. >> bill gets it. >> reporter: he founded a foundation, it receives donations mostly from private individuals and invests between 10-$15 million per year in grants. it is speedy, and streamlined. >> that is the essence of good philanthropy. trusting the people you to with to do good things. >> reporter: for three decades he has given bay area teachers up to $500 for supplies.

>> they used to just fax us a sheet of paper and we would give them a grant within 48 hours. >> reporter: larry purcell has known bill for 40 years? >> bill is the only funder i have met who swims among the people in the community. our food truck, the first of four in a row that he supplied eventually became the first food bank of san mateo county. >> reporter: often, bill himself identifies a need. >> the grant grew to $75,000 and folks from going homeless in the pandemic. the 90-year-old we need of his hands-on. he helped to find and paint of fans at the community garden.

he and sister christina have created a small school that serves 30 of the low was income students and teachers their parents english one day a week. >> it is a pleasure to be able to serve. >> reporter: for his grantmaking process that meets the community needs, this award goes to bill summervill. >> bill has authored a book teaching his methods and has consulted with more than 400 community foundations. if you know someone making a difference in their community, nominate that person for a bay area jefferson award. you can find it at

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that is just part of the long list of musical contributions. he was known for writing the lyrics to west side story that brought him his earliest success in the 1950s. the composer was able to spend thanksgiving dinner with his family before he passed away yesterday morning. a bulletproof vest one by kanye west is headed to auction. is being offered by christie's with the presale estimate of $20,000-$30,000. he wore the vest back in august. it features ballistic panels and has a hand painted in

white. >> thank you for your service, brother. enjoy your new truck. you do a lot of good for people. >> that was dwayne johnson surprising navy veteran, oscar rodriguez. he cares for his mother and he is active in his church and makes meals for domestic violence victims and now is the proud owner of an f-150 raptor. the heritage center will cover 51 acres for the sacramento and american rivers. local advocates hope the space will help people understand what california indians endured? >> it important that california

feels like it is part of there's and it's like home. they can come here and feel comfortable and meet other indian people. >> he will narrow down on the architectural firm that embraces nature, beauty, and the spirit of the land. now that the bay area is reopening, share photos of getting back together

it is time for a look at this morning's top stories. two men are hurt at the gunfire erupted last night in campbell. police are trying to establish a motive and track down suspects. the victims are expected to recover. shoppers were out looking for good deals on black friday. for many this was the first time since the pandemic began. police were on every corner. port backlogs are causing problems for the west coast supply chain. it is taking more than double the normal time to unload ships partly because there is no place to put all the containers. many holiday deals are delayed in transit. some of the prettiest colors in the sky right before sunrise. the sun rises coming up at 7:03. current numbers out there, we have dipped down to the upper 30s in napa.

everyone else is in the four days. we will climb to the upper 60s for just about everyone and there are a lot of low 70s for san jose and even some for oakland. you can see the same story for the northbay. no rain, low to mid 70s is helping go into early december. thank you for watching kpix5 news this morning. the news continues and we will be back here tomorrow morning at 6:00. enjoy your saturday.

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