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not doing enough to keep people safe. a food truck worker robbed and shot him a job in oakland. the race was on to clean up this week. >> crews were taking fences and barricades down. most streets were back open but not soon enough for business owners that have taken and economic hit. >> crews were busy moving and clearing the fencing that defined the landscape for more than a week. several streets remained closed during what would be a dinner rash. they later opened around 8:00 pm. though aipac ended on friday, many businesses said they

didn't see the recovery they were hoping for. >> there were so many protests and it was hard to get around. people blotted out of their mind. >> the bar manager said he saw his customers return. not as many as you normally would. >> we thought we could have gotten overrun. nothing to base it off. we are prepared for anything. >> he said they were extra workers on call. as it turned out, they weren't needed. very few attendees wandered in. >> i don't know why they had cages. it didn't affect anyone. >> dan galvin said he works next-door . he lives close

enough to walk to work. around the corner, eateries say they saw a steep drop in business and the financial losses were great. barricades were still up. >> it was like no people even around. this morning i have vendors. they cannot even deliver. >> kareem, who didn't want to identify the eateries that even regulars are staying away. >> even today, sunday. we are hoping it would be better.

>> it is slow for restaurants. it will be hard to make up losses. >> we expected it to be like one of these normal conferences and it was a different animal. >> we tried with outlook to ask about compensation for lost income. the shakeup tonight, ceo and cofounder of crews announced he is stepping down. he made the announcement thing today i resigned as ceo. the last 10 years have been amazing. the resignation comes one month after the dmv suspended their driverless testing permit . days ago they announced they were taking the rest of the manually driven cars off the road . it stems from the october incident in san francisco. a car dragged the pedestrian that had been struck by another car. a few streets had to be cordoned off . the suspect

ditched the car and left the scene. they also left the police without a clue as to where he is. a food truck worker was robbed in the fruitville district. he was shot while chasing the thief. >> reporter: worker say robberies are pretty common. what was unusual is one of the victims chased the robbers who had a rifle and a handgun. the victims were working in this food truck when two gunmen stormed in and demanded money. they describe that traumatic experience through a translator. >> i was afraid and terrified. >> she asked us to protect her identity. she said the gunmen took the money and repeatedly hit her husband.

>> they started getting frustrated because there wasn't enough money. >> her husband and son got in the car to follow the robbers to try and write down the license plate number. she said the gunman fired at least 15 shots from the moving car on davis. one bull pierced the windshield and hit her husband in the shoulder. doctor say it may be more dangerous to remove the bullet. and said there was an object that is hurting him. we can't do nothing about it . >> she and her husband were also frustrated because of the repeated robberies and burglaries targeting small businesses on foothill boulevard in the fruitville district. the late chef, anthony boardgame once featured it on his show thing

it was his favorite oakland food truck. >> we will have the resource vehicle. mcveigh announced they would do to playful patrols and increased presence. police responded to over 3200 robberies citywide this year. it is up 35%. >> we are super frustrated with everything. trust me, it hurts us as a community. for mac the business owner reminds people to be good witnesses. >> it is not worth fighting back or losing your life. for mac for home country is safer than east oakland. >> i am shocked. i barely have three months. if i were to have the opportunity to go back to nicaragua, i would. >> both she and her husband are hard-working people will . they are back at work. her husband was just cleaning up and he was shot two days ago. he did

not want to be on camera. this is a temporary memorial of the victims of traffic accidents that was placed in city hall. is to try to save lives. it is nowhere near reaching the ambitious goals. traffic crash survivors and families of those killed will gather each year for a day of remembrance. there is a shared grief that no one could've predicted. that is how it is for elizabeth chavez. 10 years ago, her daughter was hitting killed in a crosswalk by a driver in san jose. >> she was a couple of weeks from graduating from kindergarten. she was happy. >> reporter: is painful as it may be , elizabeth said it also helps to be around others that

understand what she is going through. >> it is also to let decision-makers know what is not okay. people are angry. we might be hurt and devastated and our hearts go out. there is a lot of anger. this is not something that is unsolvable. crashes can be eliminated. >> one idea is gaining momentum in san francisco and across the nation. the supervisor said the danger comes when drivers look to the left . >> that creates a situation where drivers are hitting the gas to make that turn without really focusing on what is on the right side. that is often the cyclist or pedestrian. >> a pilot program actually exists and studies show that 92% of drivers are obeying.

similar bands are considered in denver, chicago, seattle and dc. supervisors asked the transportation department to look into the feasibility . if that happened, it would be a major adjustment. no one would know how many lives it would save. if the group assembling can have a few less members, they say it will be worth it. the death toll climbing to 15,000 dead. hundreds of thousands marched demanding a cease-fire. >> it is a global crisis. these children deserve to live the same kind of lives. people are dying by the hundreds and thousands. it cannot continue. president biden said no

way to a cease-fire. they are working on a deal . things remain delicate as israel and hamas trade accusations over the death of one of the hostages inside. >> on an issue as sensitive as this , the mantra that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed applies. if we were to work this intensively behind-the-scenes with the goal of getting as many of these people home excluding the americans that were held hostage as we can. stay up-to-date with the latest on the cease-fire negotiations. still ahead, we look back at the life of rosalynn carter, including her lasting legacy on families in the bay area. scientists worry that emperor penguins could be a casualty of a warming planet .

they are desperately seeking solutions. as of two hours ago, we have a wind advisory in the mountains. the northbay mountains and east bay hills. it will make for a warmer morning. then we will talk about thanksgiving.

you probably heard about the newest emperor penguin and sea world. the first ever to hatch there and more than 10 years. emperor penguins are endangered. and project earth, researchers hope that emperors remain in the wild. after a

trip to the antarctic, the hope should melt away. >> they show up in the ice is in fair. we will lose them due to ice going away. >> it is hard to imagine when temperatures are usually below zero for six months. when professor mcdonald returns , penguin numbers are not looking good. >> we are analyzing data. and analysis came to a disturbing conclusion. >> the lowest on record was this last year.

>> because of the receding ice compounds of the penguins lost their checks. is 100% tied. >> note the word appropriate. you can have too little ice , you can have too much. >> that can be bad also. they would then have to walk further to get to the water to forage. the need to stabilize. what we are finding is there tends to be more abnormal events. of 10,000 or so breeding pairs, only 850 chicks survived. with global warming only beginning to unleash the effect , it seems inevitable that things will get worse. >> most likely it will continue. it has been hard to model what will happen .

>> the best models look grim. >> the tops indicate that 90% of the colonies will be extinct in about 80 years if we don't change behavior. >> as usual, it comes down to the largest source by far. burning fossil fuel. >> the more people that can reduce emissions the better. >> it is all up to us. >> we got ourselves into it and somehow we will have to figure a way out. tonight, the headline is the wind. >> we look at the end of the month. >> first issues in order. the

northbay mountains and east bay hills, gusting in the last few hours. that is the mountain's that separates pleasanton from union city. that part of the bank, we had when gusting there. if we look at the visualization and high resolution model, it stays this way. notice how it is windy in the mountains. look at the lower parts of the bay. we don't have wind advisories. is going pretty good in the mountains. that means two things. first we will stay relatively warm. especially in the isolated valleys. if you could move the air around to mix it up, the cold air likes to sink to the bottom. it will

still be chilly. it would've been colder without the wind. we would've been talking about fire weather concerns. we got a decent amount of rain from friday and saturday. we had such an impressive winner and fire weather is not a big concern. too positives on that. plenty of blue sky. even hitting 70 degrees in the valleys. just for fun, what happened to storm track? where will it rain , we will come away with the idea of why we are not getting rain. everything will be pulled to the north were driven into canada. even washington and oregon to dust mccord and.

they will not get much rain at all. models are seeing san francisco might get -- because it has to say something. this means, through the end of the month, we are not changing much. there is nothing coming our way. after the advisory, maybe a few clouds for tuesday and wednesday and then by the time we get to thanksgiving and for four days, it will be sunny and daytime high temperatures and the warmer valleys get to low 70s. perfect weather for the holiday weekend. how the storms that just passed through the bay could impact your thanksgiving travel plans. it is back.

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with just four days to go before thanksgiving, airports, including here , expecting the biggest crowds they have seen before the pandemic . the tsa expects to screen more than 30 million people, up 10% from last year and another 55 million americans are expected to go by car . including 7.5 million californians. wednesday evening is expected to be the busiest . coming up,

music and food in san jose. chefs competed in the curry cookoff. proceeds benefit a local senior center and festival. one of the judges was our own -- >> really good. also in san jose, the ice-skating rink is back in time for the holiday

season. that is located between the museum of art and the hilton. this ring circles around more than a dozen palm trees. the grand opening celebration is tomorrow. tickets are $21 per person for a 90 minute session. finally, golden state worriers are giving back to the hunters point neighborhood. the former player hosted a dinner for families and people were also given a turkey and other groceries. it is days away. -- has been involved since 2012 and was presented a certificate of honor. that was for continuous support of the community. >> have you ever cooked a turkey? >> i have never done it myself. i wouldn't even know where to

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this is the bay area chevy dealers "gameday" on cbs news bay area. >> "gameday" for november 19th and again, can we leave brock purdy alone? he goes out and scores a perfect passer rating, 333 yards, three touchdowns on a 21 for 25 day, no picks again, didn't have to convince the tampa bay buccaneers. they saw it all day. here's purdy, levi stadium hosting the bucks, the team he made his first career start last season. san francisco led 13-7 at halftime, but early third quarter purdy deep to brandon aiyuk, gone, 76-yard touchdown, made it 20-7. aiyuk five catches, 156 yards. fourth quarter now a two-score game, ta