dion: that man was not hurt. people who were are being treated at a medical center in walnut creek. and right now, we are taking a live look at the roads. and as you can expect, a little bit of traffic out there on this thanksgiving. we are taking a view of i 80 going through emeryville, which was one of the worst places for traffic yesterday. lynn call it the worst, but definitely there is -- wouldn't call it the worst, but definitely there is some traffic. and a live look at san francisco international at the skies. it was expected to surpass the peak of pandemic travel that was seen this past summer. nationwide, the tsa says they screened more than 2.3 million passengers yesterday, exceeding expectations. it's at 88% of pre-pandemic thanks giving travel levels and double the number of travelers during the pandemic last year. more than 2 million people have passed through tsa checkpoints every single day for the past seven days. the airport isn't the only place to find wines this time of year. abc 7 news found

dion? dion: today's spirit of giving continues into next week because next tuesday is giving tuesday. if you would like to make a donation, abc 7 news has created a list of local vetted organizations that are helping to build a better bay area. you can see the list on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction. it is a great day to donate, where many organizations also stretch your dollars are there with matching funds. after chris alvarez with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, we've got turkey day football. san jose state looking to become bowl eligible. at how a former 49er helped the current 49ers playoff chances >> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. chris: a lot on the line for san jose state. with a win, they would become bowl eligible and snap a two game slide. pumpkin pie and turkey hats in san jose. they kicked a field goal to take a brief lead, but second quarter, the quarterback tries to make a play, fumbles, and the bulldogs recover. two plays later, jake kaner finds a w

dion: my heart is so full. isn't it amazing how one text can change so much about some people's lives? sandhya: it is a beautiful story, and i think people are craving the positive, uplifting things in life. it is good to see that. let's talk about the weather because it is looking good for the next several days. i want to show you the high-pressure ridge on doppler seven that will keep the pattern dry and mild. yes, we need the rain. there is none in the forecast so you might as well enjoy it. the doppler showing high clouds overhead. that is why temperatures are running from two to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. four mile visibility in concord, six miles in the livermore. that is due to some fog forming, so be careful. there is patchy fog out there. temperatures this hour in the 40's and 50's. here is a look at the frost advisory for interior portions of mendocino county. that is the only area where we are expecting to be cold enough to see frost between 3:00 and 9:00 a.m. you will want to pro

dion: that is encouraging. dr.lso urged unvaccinated americans to get a shot to help prevent a new surge in infections. after weeks of steady declines, new infections are on the rise in 38 states. about 60 million eligible americans still haven't been vaccinated. you might need a mask, however, if you are celebrating thanksgiving in santa cruz county. an indoor mandate takes effect at midnight and covers private settings as a home as william. if people are getting together with others who don't live in the same household, they should mask up regardless of their vaccination status. businesses are also required to follow the guidelines starting tomorrow. obviously you can take off your mask while eating and drinking. all right, taking a live look outside, this is san francisco international airport where you can see the weather is clear, certainly good news for those traveling for holiday, but numbers from the t.s.a. show it has been busy, another 2 million people passed through the security checkpoints. the numbers

i'm dion lim.eloping news tonight about that shooting, it all help and -- happened yesterday afternoon in oakland when two people inside two cars exchanged gunfire. cornell barnard says investigators are searching for the suspects in this tragedy. >> just so devastating, so sad. cornell: shock and disbelief over the sudden death of a fremont toddler. his family's neighbor was stunned to hear the news. >> i can't believe it. i see the family always in the front of the house with the little kids. cornell: the 23 month old was asleep in his car seat, riding and his mother's white lexus in oakland when the car was struck by gunfire saturday afternoon. >> reporting an illegal shooting on the freeway. >> there's a child that's bleeding from the head. cornell: little jasper was rushed to oakland children's hospital, where he died from his injuries. this video was taken after the shooting. it shows police on the freeway investigating the chaotic scene. >> we heard there was a shooting, and that was maybe a

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dion: spreading that holiday cheer.ay, the salvation army is delivering 4000 traditional thanksgiving meals to people who need them in san francisco. for over six decades, the salvation army has held a thanksgiving meal event in the city. people usually gather together. but for the second year in a row, it looks a little different because of the pandemic. salvation army has partnered with a catering company to help prepare meals and distribute them safely. >> right now with the urgency and importance of serving people in need, the salvation army is taking this day, not only in san francisco, but throughout the nation and possibly throughout the world, to do the most important thing, sir people in -- serve people in need. dion: what hasn't changed is the meal itself self, turkey, gravy, much more. as you saw, thanksgiving is not just about giving things, but giving to others as much as you can. you can help the family of this pediatric cancer patient. sandhya: nice weather for the holiday. i'll let you know if this patte

i'm dion lin.hing abc7 news at 5:00, hulu live and wherever you stream the end of the thanksgiving weekend is shaping unto be one of the busiest days since the pandemic began the t.s.a. expects to screen 2.4 million travelers today alone that's the most passengers screened in one day since the spring of 2020. for much of last week, more than two million people have passed through security at airports throughout the country each day. colonel bernard wept to s.f.o. to check out the travel rush. he joins us in studio with a look at what's happening now. >> travelers are facing traffic delays on this one of the busiest travel weekends in years. a real traffic mess at s.f.o., drives dropping off loved ones for curb-side good-byes. >> how was your holiday? >> wonderful. we ate a lot of tucky cornell: this has been one of the busiest in two years with almost 50,000 departures on sunday. 46,000 on saturday. >> it's reassuring, refreshing because a lot of folks feel confident traveling. >> she never expecte

dion: this one hurts very deep. fremont police tweeted condolences to the family, saying they are saddened by this tragic event. the department says its chief has been in contact with oakland's police chief, and they mutually share concern and outrage. moving on to new details on a quadruple shooting in oakley that police say happened at a family party. a 22-year-old man is now in custody. a 28-year-old man and a 44-year-old man were killed, with two other shooting victims, a man and a woman, who were hospitalized. police say officers found a chaotic scene last night when they responded to a report of gunshots and screaming at a home. police are still actively investigating, but say there is no threat to public safety. developing news now out of houston, where the first lawsuit has been filed against rapper travis scott and live nation after eight people died during the astro world music festival. a memorial has been set up outside energy park, where the festival was held. several of the victims were identified toda

i'm dion lin. you're watching abc7 news at 6:00 live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. the end of the thanksgiving weekend is shaping unto be one of the busiest days for air travel since the pandemicic began. it expects to screen 2.4 million travelers alone that tease most since the spring of 2020. for much more of the last week, more than two million people have passed through security at airports across the country each day. abc7 news reporter cornel bernard went to the airport >> travelers are facing traffic delace and some long lines at s.f.o. in one of the biggest travel days in two years. a real traffic mess. cars drop off loved ones for sur b side good-byes. >> how was your thanks giveing? >> wonderful. we ate a lot of turkey this. weekend has been within of the busiest in two years with almost 50,000 departure. 46,000 on saturday. it's good to see a lot of folks coming back in. she's refreshing because a lot more folks are traveling. they feel confident traveling. cornel: kai

dion: on union city.veral hours overnight as police investigating a deadly crash. this happened at whipple road and central avenue just before 6:00. one driver died at the scene, the other died at the hospital. police say the intersection will be closed until 3 a.m. still ahead. honoring a san francisco civil-rights icon on the high seas. how the u.s. navy is paying tribute to a local hero more than a half-century after he was booted from the service. >> dry dry dry dry dry but that will change tomorrow. we are tracking [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [ sfx: pop ping bloop pop ping bloop ] the day can wait. enter the golden state with real california dairy. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and eve

d i'm dione lin. new security measures a day after a brazen crime after what with can described as a flash mob robbery. they grabbed whatever merchandise they could. we are fell is live with new details and strong words from the mayor who did not minutes words, cornell. >> the mayor calling for stiff penalties for those arrested. it's a much different scene here the street through the mall is now closed. there is an increased police presence outside in order stroll police say as many as is 100 people stormed the store. >> there was a mob of people the police were flying in. >> witnesses couldn't believe the chaos out of the nordstrom store. a flash mob robbery unfolding. 80 to 100 people minutes before closing washing into the store. two store employees were assaulted. one was pepper sprayed amanda was shopping. >> i was panicking. i just knew it was a lot of people i didn't know why they were here eagle in people said go to the other part of the store. >> we received information that people with mask

dion: i spoke to his mother who flew back to l.a. this afternoon. she said she was devastated and there were no words to convey her sadness. as she and her sister karen try to put the pieces of their shattered life back together, they implore the public. >> we would like to ask for the public's help with locating the suspect. who murdered a kind, loving son, brother, nephew, a party w w young -- hard-working young man. dion: police are offering up to $10,000 leading to the arrest in this case. >> he didn't deserve to lose his life. the violence has two stop. -- to stop. ama: the search is on for the car that police think was used by the gunmen who shot and killed a tv new security guard. oakland released this photo of a white 2004-2008 acura tl. police believe the car was using the attempted theft of a tv station's camera equipment. a retired police officer was shot during that attempted crime last week while guarding a news reporter. he died saturday morning. a trust fund has been set up for the family as well as an online fundraiser to help cover

dion: i spoke to his mother who flew back to l.a. this afternoon. she said she was devastated and there were no words to convey her sadness. as she and her sister karen try to put the pieces of their shattered life back together, they implore the public. >> we would like to ask for the public's help with locating the suspect. who murdered a kind, loving son, brother, nephew, a party young -- hard-working young man. dion: police are offering up to $10,000 leading to the arrest in this case. >> he didn't deserve to lose his life. the violence has two stop. -- to stop. ama: the search is on for the car that police think was used by the gunmen who shot and killed a tv new security guard. oakland released this photo of a white 2004-2008 acura tl. police believe the car was using the attempted theft of a tv station's camera equipment. a retired police officer was shot during that attempted crime last week while guarding a news reporter. he died saturday morning. a trust fund has been set up for the family as well as an online fundraiser to help cover medi

dion: dion lim, abc 7 news. larry: nice to see them smiling.estigating a shooting that killed one person on one of the city's most famous streets around 1:30 this afternoon on masonic avenue. a second person was injured in the shooting. sky seven showing a lot of police activity in the area. a section of the street was shut down for much of the afternoon. kristen: a candlelight vigil in honor of longtime alameda county supervisor wilma chan is about to begin in a few minutes at the county administration building in oakland. today community members list flowers and other items alongside shoreline drive in alameda, where lowering the flag at city hall to half-staff. wilma chan was 72 years old and is survived by two children and two grandchildren. larry: controversial georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene will not be attending a fundraiser this week and for the san francisco republican party. she had planned to appear at the event on saturday, scheduled to be held in san mateo county. she canceled, saying she needs to be washington five po

dion: it is a big ask.ollecting toys roughly around december 14 i want to say. after that we do all the sorting. we are looking for 50,000 square feet. if not we can get something smaller. we can always adapt. that is what the marine corps does. dion: one thing there is no shortage of is the spirit of the holidays. >> i love every second. dion: i can tell. >> you get to help a lot of children and i think that is the biggest thing. dion: if anybody has the space, go to our website with information on how to volunteer. abc7 news.com. dion lim, abc7 news. liz: are you able to help? to find locations near you visit toys for tots.org. if you have a space to donate the next few weeks, the marines ask you send them an email. the addresses on your screen, san.bruno.ca@toysfortots.org. remembering the 52nd anniversary of the apollo 12 splash down. how a bay area museum is celebrating its role in the mission. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for y

dion: in hayward, dion lim, abc 7 news.ons top $2000 to the gofundme account benefiting the family of jasper wu, and a $10,000 reward is being offered to help solve the case. a freeway shooting erupted. a stray bullet struck and killed jasper in his car seat. no arrests have been announced. anyone with information can call the chp at this number. again, 707-947-4491. again, there is a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. dan: let's turn our attention to the weekend weather forecast. nice today and it looks like that's going to continue. ama: felt a little summerlike. spencer: i was going to say springlike, but felt more summerlike actually. you can see it's several degrees warmer right now in virtue of all barry area locations. this time yesterday, nice warm-up underway. here's a nice view from the rooftop camera,, current temperature readings mid 60's san francisco and oakland, mid 60's at san jose, and 59 at half moon bay. the view from emeryville looking back over the bay bridge, te

tonight we're talking about rain moving in dion first.then it becomes more widespread through the morning hours on our monday this evening though. the clouds are thickening will take you outside alive. look, east bay hills camera right now most cloudy skies across the region but it was a okay for the trick-or-treaters earlier tonight. we had dry skies, but things are changing over the next couple of hours. here's live doppler 7 want to press in to parts of marin and sonoma county and there you can see some light showers just beginning to move on shore with this cold front that'll cross northern california on our monday. so we time out this initial line around 11:39 some light showers around santa rosa close to midnight around middletown and clear lake shortly after that around 12:14 am some light showers crossing your neighborhood. right now with those mostly cloudy skies temperatures mainly in the mid-50s to low 60s 59 both oakland and san francisco right now. we're at 60 in san jose down to 56 in napa. here's live doppler 7 along with s

dion: in corte madera, dion lim, abc 7 news. liz: today is small business saturday, the perfect chance to help your community by shopping local. small business saturday launched back in 2010. 78% of independent retailers say holiday sales will impact their ability to stay open next year. that is according to a nationwide american express study. as businesses battle the covid crisis and supply chain problems, every little bit goes a long way. on tuesday, it is the day of giving. we have created a list of local organizations that make an impact in helping to build a better bay area. you can find the list on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction . all right, lisa, let's get a check outside. it is cool out there. lisa: it is. when the sun comes up, not a lot of fog. nice and clear. that gives you an idea. visibility is good. some haze around from time to time. moderate air quality and above average temperatures. we will talk details in a few minutes. liz: thanks. it is the holiday season. events across the bay area getting into the s

lieutenant, thank you so much for your time dion.o attract this the latest developments for the story but for anonymous and i bet you in studio. all right. much of a live with the lieutenant giving us the very latest tim johns many. thanks now. leading to other stories in tonight's newscast a toddler has died after being shot in the head on interstate 880 in oakland according to the family. the child was sleeping in his car seat when he was struck by the stray bullet that came from a car on the opposite side of the freeway. he was rushed to oakland's children's hospital where he later died. this weekend thousands of young kids are rolling up their sleeves for a covid-19 vaccine clinics are being held for children 5 to 11 years old just days after the cdc gave emergency use authorization to the kids size shot. most vaccine clinics booked up quickly distributionsize vaccinp we are getting a better sense tonight of the chaos panic and the moments that led up to a deadly rush towards the stage at a music festival in houston. where eight

i'm dion lim.ou're watching abc 7 news at 11 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream right away police in waukesha outside of milwaukee. say a person of interest is in custody tonight. multiple witnesses caught the whole thing on video. through waukesha's 58th annual christmas parade the city's facebook live stream capturing some of the scary moments and in this video you see the vehicle narrowly miss a young child dancing near the sidewalk next thing i heard we're screams and turned my head and saw the car come and plow into the band. that was just passed my balcony at that point. it hit at least two people right away rolled over both of them and then down the road an officer fired shots at the suv, but the driver kept going witnesses describe moments of confusion and panic. people were crying. i'm sure. i saw some people who saw the family members get hits it was so close to actively losing my children. i'm deeply saddened to know that so many in our community went to a parade but ended up dea

i'm dion lim right away. we begin with the changes tonight in union square after smash and grab robberies taking a look at the area where you can see those wooden boards that cover broken windows after groups of thieves smashed their way into stores frantically hauling away an estimated 1 million dollars worth of mer. we do have team coverage on this developing story the violent crime spree the city's response and the changes already in place abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry joins us live once again in union square where stores there are boarding up and closing early ryan. yeah. hi. good evening dion. this is the louis vuitton store now 24 hours away from when it was ransacked. you can see police still on scene here. there is a strong presence at union square and as you mention and you can see the boards put up on the louie of vuitton store where the glass was that was broken yesterday evening. that is the theme we are seeing almost all around the city tonight. stores in san francisco are on high alert followi

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i'm dion lim. developing news tonight about that shooting. in oakland when two people inside two cars exchanged gunfire. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard says investigators are searching for suspects in this tragedy. >> it's just so devastating, so sad. cornell: shock and disbelief over the sudden death of a fremont toddler, jasper wu. his family's neighbor was stunned to hear the news. >> i can't believe it. i see the family always in the front of the house with the little kids. cornell: relatives say the 23 month old was asleep in his car seat, riding and his mother's white lexus in oakland when the car was struck by gunfire saturday afternoon. >> reporting a shooting on the freeway. >> there's a child that's bleeding from the head. cornell: little jasper was rushed to oakland children's

dion: hope he is found.e department says this is the first time they've heard of a ring camera being used to alert home owners and 911 of a fire. crews were able to keep the fire contained to the garage. we have a check of the weather and we'll need our umbrellas at least for part of the week. >> yeah, part of the week heading our week but it shouldn't impact a lot of amp scoop activities. live domler 7 and the isn't radar in. clouds moving in throughout the day and partly cloudyskies around the became area. temperatures have dropped mainly into the 50's for many spots. san jose union city at 50 degrees. and the cooling started a little bit ahead of time so compared to where we were 24 hours ago, most areas are a few degrees cooler and we'll see cooler temps this week as well. here's a live shot from the east bay hills. it's gorgeous. you can see clear across the bay into san francisco. once again, dealing with dense fog, mainly in the north bay and east bay valleys but then also fog at the coast. cloudy and

i'm dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream a security guard who was shot in oakland earlier this week while working with a local news crew has died. kevin. nashita was shot during what police say wasn't attempted. robbery. nishida was a former police officer who worked for the san jose hayward and colma police departments abc 7 news reporter. tim johns is following this developing story. he spoke to one of nishida's form. employers at approximately 12:30 on wednesday afternoon. kevin nashita was helping to guard a kron news crew reporting on a crime when he became a victim of one himself right now. he's gonna be one of the army security for the media. the suspect vehicle is gonna be a white accurate deal four-door and the shooter is gonna be the right front passenger. the shooter was working with a local reporter on 14th street near harrison in oakland when suddenly a man attempted to steal the reporters. up when nashita intervened. he was shot by the

i'm dion lin.bc7 news at 6:00 live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. the end of the thanksgiving weekend is shaping unto be one of the busiest days for air travel since the pandemicic began. it expects to screen 2.4 million travelers alone that tease most since the spring of 2020. for much more of the last week, more than two million people have passed through security at airports across the country each day. abc7 news reporter cornel bernard went to the airport >> travelers are facing traffic delace and some long lines at s.f.o. in one of the biggest travel days in two years. a real traffic mess. cars drop off loved ones for sur

chief dion, was recognize at one of 10 outstanding spotlights this year. you identify this as a need in your community? >> good evening trey, thank you. you know, it's always an understanding of food is critical in all aspects of life. once we went into full-fledged pandemic, it was obvious we had to go out and help. it is just caring and loving. you know, i am a true, true christian. i believe that in god's word. we walked in here. we're talking the talk. and you know to god be the glory he allow -- us to be safe out there and feed people who who are in need. i have a group of marines that have been involved from day one, and i also have a lot of the nonprofits, worship houses out of inglewood that really brung it to the forefront. and nonstop. ideas and creativity. just giving back. their whole life has been part of mine. again, you know it has been an honor. that is where i'm at. trey: dion, most of us cannot imagine where our next meal would come from. were you surprised to learn how much need there is? how much food insecurity and anxiety there is in

yes true in corte madera dion limb abc 7 news.hard to resist that in the south bay shoppers did line up hoping to score black friday deal or two abc 7 news went by the best buy store in milpitas early this morning, and there were people waiting to get in however wasn't quite the crush. we've seen prior to the pandemic in the past. it wasn't uncommon for the lines to start days ahead of time that tradition certainly changed at least at this store. yeah, we still wait like three hours sometimes yeah, come come pretty early to do it like at 12 like midnight right? you have to be in line and ready to go. so now it's changed. different yeah got in only like 15 minutes before we came for some tvs. it's like our annual thing that i do with my mom. for those who prefer to avoid the crowds there are plenty of stores that are still taking online orders that can be picked up curbside. and if you plan to head outside this weekend shopping or not. it should be nice. let's get to abc 7 weather anchor spencer christians. okay. i'm a great shoppi

so this never has to happen again any in oakland dion limb abc 7 news a 24 year old woman is in jail tonight after police in pittsburgh. say she stole a vehicle with a one-year-old inside triggering an amber alert last night. there was also a missing baby in a stolen car last night in concord abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley puts together the pieces of what happened and how shocked many are at the brazen crimes. here from sky 7 the dramatic rescue of a one year old girl still buckled in her car seat. she was unharmed 24 year old natalie. ayala was arrested for kidnapping and car. and is now in jail and martinez according to pittsburgh police the drama started at 5:45 pm at this auto detail shop on bliss avenue in pittsburgh the business across the street was stunned to see what their surveillance videos showed a woman in white pants jumping in a vehicle and speeding away and she came up and asked me for some cigarettes. i totally have any this man was a witness to the kidnapping and theft he said a friend a dad pulled in to say hello and stepped out of his car for only. or 20 seco

i'm dion lim. 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

yes true in corte madera dion limb abc 7 news.hard to resist that in the south bay shoppers did line up hoping to score black friday deal or two abc 7 news went by the best buy store in milpitas early this morning, and there were people waiting to get in however wasn't quite the crush. we've seen prior to the pandemic in the past. it wasn't uncommon for the lines to start days ahead of time that tradition certainly changed at least at this store. yeah, we still wait like three hours sometimes yeah, come come pretty early to do it like at 12 like midnight right? you have to be in line and ready to go. so now it's changed. different yeah got in only like 15 minutes before we came for some tvs. it's like our annual thing that i do with my mom. for those who prefer to avoid the crowds there are plenty of stores that are still taking online orders that can be picked up curbside. and if you plan to head outside this weekend shopping or not. it should be nice. let's get to abc 7 weather anchor spencer christians. okay. i'm a great shoppi

it was caught in stunning surveillance from multiple angles as abc 7 news anchor dion limb discover. photographers are now banding together petitioning for safety changes. stunning landscapes, or hobby photographer lewis's specialty everyone know how crazy i am about taking pictures of the fog in late september his passion for fog led him to shoot the golden gate bridge with a friend, but the day ended at his home in fremont in scariest 20 seconds of his life it was over before you could have a rational thought while lewis who is asking we only use his first name notice something suspicious that the bridge there were two guys kind of looking at us. he didn't think much of it not realizing the men are close by following as lewis drops his friend off in union city. it wasn't until lewis pulled into his own driveway in fremont more than 40 miles from san francisco things. take a dramatic turn. saw two guys approach that okay something is happening. right. something is wrong captured in remarkable detail on his tesla and home surveillance cameras. you can see a man approach lewis's car w

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anchor dion limb finds this case is just a sample of the violence afflicting oakland. as 23 month old jasper woo's family shares new photos of their son who was killed by a stray bullet along 880 saturday afternoon. there was a show of unity in oakland's chinatown. we have to all wake up. about what happened here with the neighbor? hood volunteer safety patrol group the carl chan president of the chinatown chamber of commerce spoke of what he called the third pandemic not covid-19 or the attacks on asian-americans but on the entire bay area criminals are taking over our streets. and the freeways oakland's police chief addressed. not only jasper's killing, but the city's 119 homicides this year and community fear over freeway shootings. i say to families out there to just know that the oklahoma police department truly does understand the impact that this type of case can have on a community and rest assured we have offered every resource that we have available to the california highway patrol harnessing that determination to find jasper's killer $10,000 is being put up

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his death as his mother pleads for help from the community to help find his killers abc news anchor dion lim with her message from sky 7 family of 23 month old jasper woo gathered at a makeshift memorial along the southbound lanes of 880 in oakland this burning of incense and jaws paper is how many chinese pay respects to the deceased ensuring a comfortable afterlife the baby on instruction little jasper was in a car with his mother aunt and cousins on the way home to fremont when a bullet went through front windshield sources tell me jasper was shot in the forehead caught in gang crossfire jasper's mother cherry on invited us to the fremont home. she shares with family monday afternoon surrounded by friends and community leaders who offered translation cherry reflected on picking out a cake for jasper's second birthday next month, and that was an incredibly good boy told me unless i do sure he's always us and just wonderful child to me compounding her heartbreak. sherry's husband is flying to san francisco from shanghai tonight. he has never even seen his son in real life only via video

dion: --kristen: hi there. i'm kristen sze. we're asking experts your questions every day at 3:00 to get answers for you in real-time. we will take you aboard the u.s. hornet -- uss hornet and talk to a veteran about the black history exhibit on this veterans day. we're also taking you inside home restaurant, yes, a home restaurant. they are growing in popularity in the bay area and you will find out why. but first, keeping an eye on anti-vaccine mandate protest happening right now near the golden gate bridge. you can see a lot of people gathered there, many with signs. they have not moved onto the bridge yet but we will keep you updated. also today, there is no confusion over who should get the booster even as this debate over vaccine mandates continues. who should get the booster? as local and state officials sound a different tune. and a fight over asymptomatic testing after a postponed first major college football game postponed in the country because of a covert outbreak. i put the word "outbreak" quotes because there is d

. >> in oakland, dion lynn, abc7 news. >> oakland police are also searching for a car believed to be used in last week's shooting that took the life of a tv news security guard, a white 2000 ford 2008 acura. they say it's believed to be the car used during the attempted robbery last wednesday near 14th and harrison streets. retired police officer kevin nishita was shot while guarding a kron-4 news reporter. there is a $32,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> oakland's police union is blaming the crime spike in part on a critical shortage of officers. the union also called out city council members who it says voted to freeze 55 police officer positions. the police station says these decisions have helped fuel the violence in oakland. >> and oakland's vice mayor said the violent spree is devastating communities. rebecca kaplan tweeted that it requires a comprehensive response and stopping sources of illegal guns and gun crimes. she says city council has called a special meeting about safety for december 7. >> oakland's mayor says a lack of officers is a serious concern a

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item 3 is appointment of dion-jay brookter for a term ending march 1, 2025. >> last week ms. soo had a bad connection. we have an opportunity to hear from here this morning. we have tested her line and it is working perfectly or so we have been told. we will hear from ms. soo. i will ask the same questions we asked the other two nominees last week. the floor is yours, ms. soo. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. i took your advice and left twin peaks. as to the questions, you have my background. i am no stranger to city hall and public service is personal to me. my family dates back to the late 1880s. public service is about my reputation, family reputation. background in mathematics and statistics. masters degree and law degree. majority of my career is enforcement attorney for the california department of insurance. where i evaluate individuals and companies, perform disciplinary action hearings and evaluate rehabilitation. i may being policy recommendations -- make policy recommendations to the agency and state legislature. i define how laws are enforced that requires public

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reporter: dion lynn, abc 7 news. anchor: definitely noticed that beefed up security. today is small business saturday, the perfect chance to help your community by shopping local. small business saturday launched back in 2010. 78% of independent retailers say holiday sales will impact their ability to stay open next year. as businesses battle the covid crisis and supply chain problems, every little bit goes a long way. on tuesday, it is the day of giving. we have created a list of local organizations that make an impact in helping to build a better bay area. you can find the list on our website. let's get a check outside. lisa: it is cool out there. a little bit of fog in the north bay. temperatures coming up today a few degrees. you can see visibility here in san francisco. we will be in the upper 60's in the city. what does that mean for your neighborhood? stay tuned. liz: it is the holiday season. events across the bay area getting into the spirit with tree lighting and appearances from favorite characters. remembering the great stephen sondheim. we take a look bac