this is abc 7 news. shocks, but not surprised tonight people across the bay area are reacting to the verdict and the kyle rittenhouse trial in kenosha, wisconsin. the far-reaching effects. it could have on the african-american community. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'mma dates you're watching abc 7 news at 5 live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream. way the jury find the defendant kyle 8. kyle h rittenhouse, not guilty. kyle rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges this afternoon. he was 17 years old when he traveled from, illinois to kenosha wisconsin armed with a rifle claiming to protect lives and property during the jacob lake protests in 2020 writtenhouse claimed he shot three men in self-defense killing two of them. he has a huge sense of relief for what the jury did to him today? um, he wishes none of would have ever happened. the charges were dismissed with prejudice meaning writtenhouse can't be tried again. family members of the victims condemned the v

ryan curry abc 7 news.hanukkah is returning to san francisco's union square this year with the traditional menorah lighting taking place this sunday night. that's the first night of the jewish holiday. there will be several events in the afternoon including food and music ceremony will take place each following night to light a candle right up through the 8th and final night of the holiday, which is december 5th. well fired today destroyed a children's church under construction in the east bay how the pastor is already prepared to still hold services this weekend. a musical theater legend has died. we have a look back at stephen sondheim's life and legacy. and a coyote in the marina people talk taking their evening walk are being credited with getting help for the animal. we' the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just get

stone, abc 7 news.nor newsom addressed what has been on the minds of some people, where he has been over the last two weeks. governor newsom had not held a public event since october 27 and canceled meeting at the climate change conference. he said his kids wanted to spend halloween with him. governor newsom: my kids had an intervention. they said that they could not believe i had to miss halloween. i was defending myself and my wife was going to go as well-paid i woke up that next morning with something that is familiar to a lot of parents, that knot in your stomach. i had no choice had i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, -- i had no choice. i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, he will highlight ongoing efforts to increase vaccination rates. dan: soon, you will be able to buy fresh crab straight from the boat. the port commission voted to allow the sale of dungeness crab from fishing boats at fisherman's wharf. it will be a one-year pilot program. not clear just when the crab will be availab

you're watching abc 7 news at five live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream. one of san francisco's 24-hour grocery stores is now slashing its hours the castro safeway on marcus street will now close at 9 pm. safeway says it's due to the increasing amount of theft. it's a move that's becoming more common in san francisco abc 7 news reporter melanie. woodrow has the story. safeway supermarket is now joining other san francisco retailers in reducing its hours due to increasing theft the store on market street will now close at 9 pm instead of staying open 24 hours a day in an email statement safeway tells abc 7 news recent changes at the market street store were made to maintain a safe and welcoming shopping experience for customers and associates given the increasing amount of theft at the store. safeway isn't alone in reducing its hours. target has also reduced store hours to combat theft. christ rachel michelin is the president and ceo of the california retailers association. some of my members have said we'd rather give some job she says the los angeles has

stone, abc 7 news. ama: today, governor newsom addressed what has been on the minds of some people, where he has been over the last two weeks. governor newsom had not held a public event since october 27 and canceled meeting at the climate change conference. he said his kids wanted to spend halloween with him. governor newsom: my kids had an intervention. they said that they could not believe i had to miss halloween. i was defending myself and my wife was going to go as well-paid i woke up that next morning with something that is familiar to a lot of parents, that knot in your stomach. i had no choice had i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, -- i had no choice. i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, he will highlight ongoing efforts to increase vaccination rates. dan: soon, you will be able to buy fresh crab straight from the boat. the port commission voted to allow the sale of dungeness crab from fishing boats at fisherman's wharf. it will be a one-year pilot program. not clear just when the cr

this is abc 7 news. more excitement than trepidation in the east bay today as contra costa county kicked off. its school vaccine clinics aimed at children ages 5 to 11. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news at five live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream glad you are with us. well, the clinics were held in richmond and san pablo abc news reporter leslie brinkley visited one of the sites where families were grateful that the vaccines were made. accessible i told my mom about it and then she said okay, let's go and get it. this six-year-old said it was a piece of cake to get the vaccine especially in a school library with disney music playing and plenty of cookies while you're here to tell other kids it was okay. yeah. what should they do? they should listen. and go get their shot. yeah. that's perfect. others needed some persuasion here at eastern elementary school on day one of a pop-up vaccine clinic for five to 11 year olds. he

abc 7 news is a proud sponsor of the fundraiser our abc 7 mornings. anchor regent key, mc.0 people participated everyone carried a large flower to represent their connection to alzheimer's disease. they have lost people to alzheimer's or they are supporting family members their friends who currently have alzheimer's and sadly that it's becoming more of a reality for more of us every day. and today. i just have a lot of optimism that we're going to change that for the next generation. yeah, nice to see that turn out and a lot of friendly and familiar faces in the crowd there not to mention little furry ones. today's fundraiser came close to the goal of 1 million dollars. there is still time to make donations to the abc 7 memory makers. all you have to do is visit alz.org/walk. and with that, that's all we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 11. i'm dion limb abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for drew tuma and chris alvarez and all of us. thank you for joining us. have a great night, and we will see you. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-ne

usmania abc 7 news. israel has announced it is banning foreigners from entering the country for two weeks as fears rise over the new variant. there is currently one confirmed case and seven suspected cases of the variant in israel all israelis returning to the country will have to quarantine regardless of vaccination status and if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can always ask our vaccine team. just had to abc 7 news.com slash vaccine and click on that big blue box. tonight a vigil was held in remembrance of harvey milk and san francisco. mayor george moscone marking the 43rd anniversary of their deaths it took place at the harvey milk plaza in the castro district attendees there gathered holding candles in remembrance of the two civic leaders state senators scott wiener. spoke at the eve tal change thes the first openly gay politician and activist in the city while george mosconi is remembered as the people's mayor. just ahead a big day for small businesses. the pandemic has certainly th

7 abc 7 news.:'s --dion: speaking of safety, we are on alert. it's not just happening here. last night, a brazen robbery at the nordstrom store in los angeles. in this case, the thieves didn't have to smash or grab. they actually raced in through an open door, grabbing expensive merchandise while customers were shopping. a security guard was attacked, sprayed with some kind of a chemical. he is expected to be ok. the lapd chief says they are taking action after seeing what happened in the bay area. >> we're seeing what happened in northern california, where we had a series of jurisdictions around the san francisco bay area have an excess of 20 or 30, and these flash mobs had arrived. we immediately acted, recognizing the impact this is having on retailers, since of safety on our communities. we're not going to allow this to go unaddressed. we're going to aggressively pursue and identify them. dion: the chief says they are moore police on the streets to act as a deterrent to these kinds of crimes. m

you are watching abc 7 news live on abc 7. we begin with a look at the weather. argen is tracking our forecast. lisa: good morning. it is looking pretty nice for another sunny afternoon today. we are looking at temperatures right now in the 50's downtown. 40's elsewhere. there has been fog in the north bay. 44 santa rosa. san ramon 42. 47 san jose. as we look at our 24 hour temperature change, we are slightly warmer this afternoon -- our 24 hour temperature change, we are slightly warmer this morning. half moon bay in the upper 60's. more 70's arriving from gilroy to san jose today. you had inland, it will be close in the upper 60's by the afternoon. typically cool tonight for hanukkah. numbers dropping in the 50's after 8:00. we will talk about a cooler monday with clouds arriving and temperatures rebounding for the second half of the week. stephanie: thank you. more countries are banning travel from south africa after leaders there identified the covid-19 omicron variant. officials are calling the restrictions a sort of punishment after the world health organiz

ryan curry abc 7 news.hanukkah is returning to san francisco's union square this year with the traditional menorah lighting taking place this sunday night. that's the first night of the jewish holiday. there will be several events in the afternoon including food and music ceremony will take place each following night to light a candle right up through the 8th and final night of the holiday, which is december 5th. well fired today destroyed a children's church under construction in the east bay how the pastor is already prepared to still hold services this weekend. a musical theater legend has died. we have a look back at stephen sondheim's life and legacy. and a coyote in the marina people talk taking their evening walk are being credited with getting help for the animal. we' want to save on fast, reliable home internet? switch to xfinity for a great low price of $19.99 a month for 12 months. or, did you know you may be eligible to qualify to get free internet for a limited time through the emergency broadb

this is abc 7 news.bc 7 news storm impact scale will be with us through tomorrow live doppler 7 shows you where it is right now. yeah, and it's just the beginning. so let's bring back spencer for an update on the rain and we're talking about spencer. okay, emma what we're talking about quite a bit. let's take a look at live doppler 7. once again, you can see the heaviest rain is still offshore, but some of the steady iranians moving into the north bay right now and lighter rain is hitting other parts of the bay area forecast anim. shows that for most of us the heaviest rain will occur after apm and up until maybe about 2 am and most locations apart from the south bay will probably get an inch of rain out of this storm. i'll have all the details coming up a little bit later with a complete forecast dad. okay spencer. thank you scammers have stooped to a new low relay to extort thousands of dollars from a san jose teenager 7 on your side's michael. says the culprits practically put a gun to the boy' head t

i'm dion lim you're watching abc 7 news at 11 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream tonight details shooting only on seven. it happened at a halloween party yesterday on las animas avenue at the home of a gilroy councilmember abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to councilmember rebecca armandiri's who confirmed the young man arrested in connection to the shooting is a family member. tonight exclusive video of the moment gilroy police officers and morgan hills swat team surrounded the house of 19 year old benjamin david calderon in connection to the fatal halloween weekend shooting at las animas avenue on saturday. is arrested calderon on sund his neighbors described him as a good person tonight. there were shocked to see the arrest and swat team surge h i just want to ask the community. i want to ask everyone to continue to. to pray for the families of everyone who's been affected and to continue to offer them their support. we spoke exclusively to gilroys councilmember rebecca armandaris who confirmed benjamin calderon is family. the 19 year old is her second cousin councilmember ar

this is abc 7 news.test last night that snarled traffic onto the golden gate bridge a car and street sweeper collided hitting a third vehicle and several people as well. and today we learn more about the injuries that and we're learning more about the protests that was happening. just feet away abc 7 news reporter melanie. woodrow has the new details. the golden gate bridge district says hundreds of protesters gathered thursday a post a vaccine mandates did not have a permit to protest at the golden gate bridge unfortunately, they do not respond to our outreach and so we had to put together our safety plan with our law enforcement partners without cooperation from the event organizers that's safety plan according to the bridge district spokesperson included closing the pedestrian walkway or sidewalk to protesters just after 5 pm protesters instead rallied near the plaza and there began to be comments being made that they were actually going to come off the sidewalks into the roadway and take over the tra

this is abc 7 news.oke into a luxury union square store on friday and made other attempts around the city this weekend similar incidents happen in walnut creek hayward and san jose just wild this weekend. now, these bold robberies are not necessarily new but they are up in frequency abc 7 news insider film meteor spoke with san francisco's police chief today find out what's being done to prevent these attacks and to stop them. chief you've been in law enforcement for going on how many years going on 33? why is this happening now? i think it's a combination of things and number one. it's people who are getting away with it sometimes and accountability is a part of it. property crime is typically doesn't have consequences as other types of crimes. let's just call what is theft theft broadcast robbery property crime, you know when there's not violence involved. so there's a good chance if you go and do these things. even if you're caught there's there's less consequences. that's for sure. i mean if you're i

anyone that's abc 7 news com. jobina fortson abc 7 news.eaking news weather and more with our abc 7 bay area app on apple tv android tv fired tv and roku just search abc 7. area and download it now that's going to do it for abc 7 news at 4 abc 7 news at 5 with dan and 4 abc 7 news at 5 with dan and alma is coming. 4 abc 7 news at 5 with dan and alma is coming. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. and also try alevex topical pain relief. dc7 news, we all as a community needs to say that this is not tolerable. this is unacceptable and we should be willing to bring forth information to help get the people off the streets who are responsible for this for at least the third time in less than a week and innocent bystander is shot by a stray bullet in oakland. evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates. you're watching abc 7 news at five live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream the first incident was saturday. afternoon when 23 month old jasper wu was shot a

abc 7 news. was kind, caring, compassionate and honorary. >> former colleagues are mourning the lost of the security guard who was shot in oakland last week. he was working with a local news crew during an attempted robbery. the police department offering a reward leading to an arrest. good morning, it is sunday, november 28. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. i am stephanie, and for liz this morning. we will have much more on that story in a moment. first, we are starting with a quick look at the weather. good morning. lisa: good morning. kind of nice out there, despite the lack of rain and stagnant weather pattern. as you look at live doppler 7, high-pressure firmly in control. the cloud deck well to the north. the view, a little bit of haze. air quality is moderate in spots, 55 downtown. d7 in oakland, upper 50's at half moon bay. -- 57 in oakland. more 50's in the north bay and livermore at 50. big recovery from the morning lows in the 40's with tw

this is abc 7 news. the heads of state from north america's three largest countries are meeting right now and it's happening for the first time. in five years president biden canadian prime minister trudeau and mexican president obrador just wrapped up a joint session in the east room of the white house before that mr. biden met individually with each leader in the oval office first trudeau addressing numerous issues, including climate change the meeting with obrador followed. together we're taking on. problems mutual problems that affect our people getting into pandemic under control driving an inclusive i'm a recovery. and addressing migration obrador and trudeau expressed their pleasure to be back in washington and working with mr. biden the leaders of the three nations. they did not meet during the trump presidency. creation from central america was one of the topics discussed at today's summit between president biden and his counterparts in mexico and canada now recently a bay area humanitarian grou

you're watching abc 7 news at six live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream now we talk about building a better bay area. it's not just talk. it's taking action and today it's putting a team of reporters on one topic the lawlessness that we stall over the bay area this past weekend abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez asked governor newsome about it. she's going to join you live in just a minute to explain the solutions. he says are already underway. we've mapped out what happened all over the bay area from san francisco to san jose, oakland and elsewhere in the east bay in oakland brazen robberies deadly shootings and a 500-car sideshow abc 7 news reporter laura anthony spoke directly with oakland's police chief about it and how staffing shortages left the town vulnerable and in walnut creek a crowd ran out of nordstroms at walnut creek's broadway plaza on saturday today the mayor told abc 7 news reporter tim johns. johns. he's working with other cities. up these kinds of crimes that story begins tonight's team coverage. for many businesses in downtown walnut creek the start o

you're watching abc 7 news at five live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream the first incident was saturday. afternoon when 23 month old jasper wu was shot and killed by a stray bullet while riding in a car on 880 then on wednesday afternoon a woman who was just waiting in line outside the fox theater on telegraph avenue was hit by a stray bullet the most recent shooting happened around 4 yesterday afternoon in east oakland a man was shot while installing security equipment outside a home on 76th avenue according to the bay area news group. the victim is a 61 year old man. he was reportedly shot in the back by a stray bullet after a shootout broke out between groups that man is now in critical condition at least one home in a parked car will also hit by gunfire and today the oakland police chief said violence like this has to stop you cannot be allowed to behave in this way that you have to be held accountable. i think despite whatever circumstances people face we have to say that some things are untolerable violent acts are one of those things taking people's lives shooting ra

stone, abc 7 news.the reverend jesse jackson is in the hospital after falling and hitting his head. he was at a university helping students protest living -- campus living conditions. he has parkinson's disease, which was made worse by a breakthrough covid case earlier this year. reggie: the bay area's and and d treatment is delayed. it was scheduledowhich likely mn the table for thanksgiving. state officials didn't save the season could start a week later. a recent survey showed dozens of humpback whales along the coast, along with some endangered leatherback sea turtles. kumasi: some lessons are back at the jewish center. abc 7 was there for the first time they opened in 19 months. the jcc says it has a lot of -- a lot to offer. >> we are open for business. people are coming for swimming, the fitness center, playing basketball. we welcome everyone and want to see you back. kumasi: jcc took advantage of the pandemic by upgrading their food service system. live performances are set every month on thursd

liz kreutz, abc 7 news. kristen: just like there were metrics to drop the mask mandate, are there metrics to bring them back? what would that be? reporter: dr. willis said there's a possibility this could change once again. we already saw that happen once before. he said the metrics will come down to deaths and hospitalizations and if we see a drastic increase in those. with kids being able to get vaccinated this month and the high vaccination rates, he is remaining hopeful this change will be permanent, so we will cross our fingers and see. kristen: fingers and toes. thank you so much. also big changes in alameda and contra costa counties. places that are not open to the general public can now go mask lists including jim's, and places of worship. the group has to be fewer than 100 people. dan: san francisco's vaccine mandate is having an effect on muni. four short services lines were listed on the screen today. there's no timeline for when the routes will be restored. sf mta says it's currently hiring and t

stone abc 7 news.nd speaking of travel for those thinking about heading up to tahoe for the holiday a couple of the ski resorts have pushed back. opening dates heavenly mountain and north star won't open until after thanksgiving weekend. despite the massive storm last month. the weather just hasn't cooperated in recent weeks with the milder temperatures unless the forecast changes resorts are going to have to rely on snowmaking machines. all right a check of our weather and no snow making machines needed. veling to tahoe this week for the holiday sunshine throughout the entire week in fact across all of california. it's really quiet. pattern as you head towards thanksgiving. we'll talk much more about that in a second. but first, let's see the picture outside tonight live look from sutro tower. i mean, what a weekend. i hope you got to spend some time outside. it was beautiful saturday and sunday today tons of sunshine temperatures in the 60s and 70s tonight. we'll keep those clear skies and temperatur

here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, abc news obtaining a resignation letter from one of the camera operators of "rust." the night before the fatal shooting, lane luper emailing production managers -- "in my ten years as a camera assistant, i have never worked on a show that cares so little for the safety of its crew." luper writing, "during the filming of gun fights on this job, things are often played very fast and loose." and saying when he raised concerns about the lack of safety meetings on-set with production, "we are usually met with the same answers about not having enough time to complete the day if we rehearse." tonight, the production camera calling the allegations "patently false" and saying "he had absolutely nothing to do with or knowledge of safety protocols." the company also saying, "safety is also the number one priority on our films." luper and a half dozen members of the camera department walking off the santa fe set just hours before authorities say assistant director dave halls handed alec baldwin a loaded gun. but halls' lawyer challenging that acco

7 abc 7. border amanda del castillo shows us that there is no effort too big or too small in san jose. from a grassroots effort to a grand operation groups across san jose collecting toys for kids as we enter the second holiday season under the pandem. for marine tots for toy san jose covid-19 cut the number of donation drop sites in 2020 from 370 to 73 this year unimprovement coordinator sergeant manuel. gomez says, they've doubled locations and they're seeing the return of local donors a lot of companies have been in contact with me saying i was in able to contribute last year because of pandemic but we contributed a couple of years ago. so it's just glad to know that those companies and organizations are reaching back out and for the first i'm with just two toy collection sites small business owners from san jose's japantown and local social media influencer at san jose foods are building the san jose toy drive from the ground up a grassroots hybrid holiday donation effort with in-person an

7 abc 7. border amanda del castillo shows us that there is no effort too big or too small in san jose. from a grassroots effort to a grand operation groups across san jose collecting toys for kids as we enter the second holiday season under the pandem. for marine tots for toy san jose covid-19 cut the number of donation drop sites in 2020 from 370 to 73 this year unimprovement coordinator sergeant manuel. gomez says, they've doubled locations and they're seeing the return of local donors a lot of companies have been in contact with me saying i was in able to contribute last year because of pandemic but we contributed a couple of years ago. so it's just glad to know that those companies and organizations are reaching back out and for the first i'm with just two toy collection sites small business owners from san jose's japantown and local social media influencer at san jose foods are building the san jose toy drive from the ground up a grassroots hybrid holiday donation effort with in-person an

this is abc 7 news. what police are calling looting and vandalism. social 80 a video is capturing the scene as thieves steal items from at least one store in san francisco union square. it is saturday, november 20, you are watching abc 7 news at 5 a.m. on ap seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning. we are looking at fog out there in the north bay. not as pervasive all over the bay, but doppler seven shows where we have a quarter-mile visibility from napa to santa rosa. three quarters of a mile in nevada. we can see pretty good. moderate air quality. we have voice from the ground. it is working its way into the bay area from northerly winds. we will get more on sunshine. the operational winds are 30 to 35 miles per hour. it will bring drier air to the surface. 58 in hayward. we are looking at 50 in albany. 59 in pacifica. we will get into party cloudy skies at 9:00. there is a lot of sunshine for the noon hour. mid to upper 60's and some of

johns abc 7 news. also without a deal tonight a group of kaiser engineers who went on strike september the 18th that it was 57 days ago. they want better working conditions at higher pay now. i've been an employee with kaiser since 1995. hopefully we can get this all resolved because i still want to be a proud worker for kaiser because they've they've given, you know, they've made my life possible and i just want to make sure we keep that going. the labor union that represents the striking engineers says that even though discussions to get a deal done have been moving pretty slowly lately. there has been some movement three year old has been found safe in hayward after an amber alert last night new video tonight shows the exact moment that the child was taken and we want to offer this warning first that some might find it disturbing you can see a man tussling with a woman over the child frightening moments captured by a security camera. this happened yesterday outside of home in sacramento the man mana

you're watching abc 7 news at six live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream now we talk aboutbetter bay area. it's not just talk. it's taking action and today it's putting a team of reporters on one topic the lawlessness that we stall over the bay area this past weekend abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez asked governor newsome about it. she's going to join you live in just a minute to explain the solutions. he says are already underway. we've mapped out what happened all over the bay area from san francisco to san jose, oakland and elsewhere in the east bay in oakland brazen robberies deadly shootings and a 500-car sideshow abc 7 news reporter laura anthony spoke directly with oakland's police chief about it and how staffing shortages left the town vulnerable and in walnut creek a crowd ran out of nordstroms at walnut creek's broadway plaza

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abc 7 news. liz: dozens of people who flew to amsterdam yesterday from south africa are believed to have covid-19. hundreds were tested. the dutch government has banned all air travel from southern africa. pfizer and moderna are testing their vaccines already against the new variant. pfizer says it will have more concrete answers in two weeks and modify the vaccine if necessary. new york's governor issued a state of emergency that allows health officials to limit non-essential procedures. to ensure hospital capacity. if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. go to abc7news.com/vaccine. and click on that big blue box. happening now, l.a. police have declared a citywide tactical alert after an uptick in retail theft. one was last night at a home depot, where more than a dozen robbers cleaned out the tool section of all the crowbars and sledgehammers. the robbers jumped into getaway cars and drove off. this is the latest in a string of organized thefts, including o

this is abc 7 news.w to an update on the story refers told you about last month. kristen: a hair salon was confused why booking app classpass was scheduling appointments for them without their knowledge or consent. larry: abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz has learned other salon the country have had a similar issue, and a new lawsuit has been filed against the subscription company. liz: the owners of pursuit salon in los altos recently told abc 7 about an unusual encounter with the client. a woman came into the salon and said she had an appointment, but they had no record of it. the client explained she had booked on classpass concierge, a program that allows members to book beauty services at a local business. >> with a special classpass. liz: it is part of the larger and well-known classpass subscription service for fitness center and james. the problem with the pursuit salon honors -- >> i told him we had never heard of classpass. liz: they had no idea they were being featured on the platform. they said th

abc 7 news. reggie: pfizer has taken the next step to getting millions more a booster shot. we first told you about this yesterday. that request would clear the way for all adults to get a third shot. the nation records an uptick in daily case numbers. >> pfizer has put in a to the fda about this. they have submitted new data showing efficacy of a booster would be 96%. new information suggests the outcome this time could be different. the fda will not be calling its independent committee to review pfizer's data which means authorization could happen before thanksgiving. the new data, excuse me, the new daily average sits at 71,000 cases per day, up 13% in the last two weeks. in colorado, 5% of icu beds are available. >> hospitals and i see you's are filling up -- icu's are filling up. reporter: 21 states see an uptick in cases by 10%. the common denominator, nearly all the states are transitioning to colder weather, forcing people indoors. if the fda authorizes pfizer's expansion, the proposal ha

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you are watching abc 7 news live on abc 7. we begin with a look at the weather.cking our mild start to the sunday. lisa: that's right. hi, everyone. 50's in the city. 40's elsewhere with patchy fog. but the city is sparkling this morning. visibility is pretty good. so most of you in the clear as we look at our tower camera. you can see how sparkly san francisco is. numbers here, mild, in the mid ns 46 in san jose. we're looking at visibility up in nevada at a half mile. it is five miles up in santa rosa, so getting better there. we're looking at more low 40's arriving inland. you see the camera shaking a little bit. northerly winds in the upper elevations there. that's the view from mount tam, 43 sanity rosa. 44 in concord. numbers are milder, anywhere from two to five degrees warmer this morning. high pressure is overhead, allowing for moderate air quality once again. the coast is mild, upper 60's to wide spread 70's today. maybe warmer in the peninsula and south bay. good day for the niner game. we'll talk about that, coming up. stephanie: thank you. more count

ty hernandez, abc news, new york.iz: starting tomorrow international travelers will be welcomed into the united states and comes after an passenrs must show proof of covid vaccination and a negative test taken no more than three days before they board their flight. for those not fully vaccinated they must take a covid test no more than one day before their flight. the land borders with canada and mexico will open tomorrow. so head's up if traveling, it could be busy on monday. lisa, let's check outside. lisa: monday will offer up rain for the bay area but today it is dry. still pretty chilly out there. 40's and 50's, a lot of 60's today. when does the rain arrive and how much are we expecting? stay tuned. i'll have the answers next. liz: thank you. also today, the event in san jose to get residents back out to parks and outdoor spaces after more than a year of covid closures. closures. we'll tell you about i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it

j.r.: abc 7 news. kumasi: organized robberies at two malls in san jose or prompting warnings from police. on sunday, a group of eight people still $47,000 worth of merchandise at a lululemon store. another group made off with $7,000 in goods from sunglass hut. san jose police say this was the first major organized robbery in the city. >> we want to put these people on alert. if you come to san jose, we are going to find you, rest you can bring you back your to face charges. kumasi: we recheck to the san jose mayor and santa clara county district attorney -- reached out. both declined to comment. it is not just happening here in the bay area. los angeles police say 20 people tried to break into the nordstrom at the grove strapping center. you can see one of the stores windows smashed -- shopping center. one of the four getaway cars led police on a chase. officials have not said if anyone was arrested or how much the damage to the store will cost. reggie: the governor says the state is doubling down on i

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you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. first, turning to mike. mike: you took that balloon, stuck the needle right in. kumasi: i don't want you to be up in the middle of the night looking into see a cloud. mike: may, though. may, we could have another chance. our one lone chance of rain in the entire seven day forecast is tonight. the same time as the almost full lunar eclipse. this morning, here is what we have. mother nature challenging us once again with the fog moving into the east bay valleys. the north bay is going, we deal with this all the time. it over it. but in all seriousness, it is getting worse. the visibility is lower. jobina and i will keep an eye on that. the breeze will turn around and become an onshore breeze this afternoon, look what it does to temperatures and clouds. almost no sunshine and highs in the upper 50's to low stray shower possible at 7:00, but a chance tonight. more on that coming up. reggie: we want to get to breaking news we have been tracking all morning. an amber alert issued for a teen

julian glover, abc 7 news.rd of supervisors paid tribute to their late colleague, will match on she -- wilma chan she was the first asian-american elected to the board in 1994. she also served in the state assembly, and later returned to her board of supervisors seat. >> several things we could depend on her to do, to push, to have the intellectual capacity to state, to have the courage and boldness to go forth, we could depend on that from wilma. we don't have that anymore. and it's sad. it's sad. it saddens me. kristen: her chief of staff, dave brown was appointed to serve out the rest of her term. he says he will not run for the seat next year. larry: 200 families in oakland are benefiting from a new rental assistance program. they will receive an average of $750 a month, or up to a year and a half. mayor libby schaff talked about the program today. >> we want this to be policy. we support the biden administration's proposal that the housing choice vouchers should be universal, that there should be an entitl

. >>> and the abc anchor going to space. i'll be watching from here. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the christmas parade tragedy in waukesha, wisconsin. late today, the suspect in court to face charges. and prosecutors revealing a sixth person has died, a child. the suspect, darrell brooks, will face six counts of intentional homicide. in court today, prosecutors said this was an intentional at to strike and hurt as many people as possible. images of that red suv speeding down the parade route, heading toward a marching band, weaving right there around them and then driving on. and that haunting image from above, slamming directly into marchers. in addition to the six who were killed, authorities say 62 people were hurt. and tonight, those new images of the suspect a short time after the parade crash, authorities say he drove through the parade then and knocked on the door of this home, saying he was asking for help in getting an uber. shortly

julian: you're watching abc seven mornings, live on abc seven and wherever you stream. mike: good morning to you. it is damp, but not a steady rain. there is drizzle out there hugging the ground, which is why you don't see a lot on live doppler 7 this morning. you can also see the fog that is forming because it is so damp outside. those are a couple of challenges during the morning commute. here's a look at one of the drier areas in the south bay, e8/100ths of an inch of rain. 61 to 65, pretty mild thi mild evening. as kumasi mentioned, more rain on the way. see you in a bit. kumasi: let's start with the overnight developments from the climate conference in scotland. leaders promised to restore 500 million acres of forest by 2030. president biden made his own promises on wind and solar energy and using cleaner fuels. rena roy is in glasgow with the president's promises. rena: president biden certainly has a full plate, and a number of meetings and speeches scheduled today. any moment now, he is expected to speak on cutting methane emissions. it's part of his bigger plan

stone, abc 7 news.r: we should update you that no arrests have been made and the suspect who is believed to have been driving a white acura is gaped following the shooting. a reward of up to $32,000 is being offered. a gofundme account has also been set up for kevin's family and it has already raised more than $12,000. we have posted a link to it at our website if you would like to donate. you can share this facebook page to show your support for kevin nishita and his family. moving on this evening, oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan announced the city council will hold a special meeting regarding the recent crime wave. this comes days after the oakland police chief appeared to call out the city politicians following a particularly violent weekend in the city. >> i am asking councilmembers to step up because i need help from the leaders of the city. anchor: a special council meeting is scheduled for december 7. the holiday weekend is coming to a close and for those on the road right now, it is pretty smo

you're watching abc 7 news at 5 live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream appreciate your being with us. well tonight the chp is offering you details about this morning's deadly shooting near the bay bridge. it happened just east of the toll plaza near the west grand avenue overpass abc 7 news reporter leslie. brinkley has the very latest from the p and she talked with concern drivers. four lanes of westbound interstate 80 at the bay bridge toll plaza were shut down completely at 9:30 this morning after a fatal shooting chp says they received a call of a freeway shooting on interstate 80 in oakland a man a woman and two children were traveling in a maroon suv on westbound 80 east of west grand avenue when their vehicle was struck by gunfire the woman in the right front passenger seat was killed the male driver and both children were injured it's unclear who shot at the suv and whether it was targeted or random chp could be seen talking to witnesses a massive backup and suit clogging westbound traffic heading to san francisco from the macarthur maze by 11:45 the alameda cou

you're watching abc 7 news at 6:00.anksgiving date, but we are already looking ahead to tomorrow, black friday. those two days sometimes seem to merge into one. for years, many stores opened their days on thanksgiving so shoppers could get a jump on black friday. that was stopped last year and as laura anthony says, it seems it's become a permanent change. ♪ laura: the holiday music was loud and festive at walnut creek's broadway plaza, but playing to no one as it seems our controversial trend of stores opening on thanksgiving day haco

david owno, abc 7 news. reggie: obviously that's alarming, on monday, we're going to look at solutions. we take you to the world's first carbon capture plan. is this the future? >> shop or do nothing. >> shop or do nothing. and the worst times to hit your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. it's the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, there's no telling where life may take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood pot

you're watching abc seven live. let's take a look at our accuweather forecast from meteorologist mike nicco. mike: it is quiet on this friday as far as rain, drizzle, it is the fog that will get you. half mile visibility right now. santa rosa a quarter mile. three quarters in napa and a quarter in the tri-valley. that will not let up. it'll be around the morning commute. right now it is clear through the east bay hills camera but this could fill it with some fog . this morning low 40's to low 50's. barely 60 at noon. mostly cloudy and 59 to 64 this afternoon. jobina: new this morning, potential game changer in treating covid-19. pfizer says it has seen positive data in phase one of clinical trials of its bill-based treatment they believe will save millions of lives. the company says taking a series of itsof dev symptoms reduces the risk of hospitalization or death by 89%. officials say none of the people in the trial who took the antiviral pill died. they say the efficacy exceeded its expectations. the pfizer ceo sa

in windsor, this kreutz, abc 7 news. -- liz kreutz, abc 7 news. larry: if you think you are not eligible for a covid-19 booster, think again. just about anybody who wants to get a booster, just go do it. >> i really want to spend a moment on the message of boosters and making sure that we are driving home how important it is for those who have had their primary series, moderna, pfizer, more than six months ago, they completed it, johnson & johnson, more than two months ago, that if you think you will benefit from getting a booster shot, i encourage you to go out and get it. supplies available. there are many sites across the state, thousands in fact, available today to help provide you your booster. it is not to make to get it this week, get that added protection for the thanksgiving gatherings that you may attend. certainly going into the other winter holidays, it is important. what we are seeing is that more cases among those who are vaccinated early, we are concerned about what it means for hospitalizations, and pressure on our health care deli

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