to hold a news conference to talk about illegal sideshow activity, among other things. 90th and macarthurhe news conference, he plans to talk about homicide, looting, and a police shooting. reggie: a show of support for more than one million people killed in traffic crashes every year. sunday was world day of remembrance for traffic victims. first responders and others gathered to remember victims, including wilma chan, killed earlier this month while walking her dog. >> nobody should be dying on our streets because they are walking their dog across the street. reggie: another event held in san francisco in front of city hall. 25 people killed in traffic crashes in the city this year here people attending urged city leaders to prioritize traffic safety there they want speed limits to be lowered and streets to be designed to make it occult for drivers to speed. jobina: devastating new numbers on the amount of mature sequoias lost in fires. we have lost 1/5 of them in two years. last year 10 to 14% of sequoias were taken out including trees that stood for or than 1000 years. >> before the c

we are joined by ellen macarthur , ceo of your foundation.are an open advocate for climate issues and the circular economy. you have been here for three days and you are more optimistic now than you were on sunday. why is that? ellen: i feel there is a very strong dialogue with business and policy now. cop has been about business and targets. to see business playing such a role and waiting for that level playing field and that understanding of where we are trying to get to, i feel that dialogue is absolutely key. maria: it's not just about the looks. it's nice to be green but you get the impression that there is real money on the sidelines that wants to be executed. ellen: the money is there. how do we get it to the places that it needs to go? there's been a huge conversation around the switch to renewables, which is vital to reach that 1.5 degrees target. 45% of the challenge is how we make and use things, including food, agriculture, mobility. it is the economy itself. if we can get business is orientated towards that, not only do we have m

on macarthur and 81st. when they arrived, the suspects were already leaving. police have not said what type of business the suspects hit. >>> about an hour earlier, at 2:00 a.m., oakland police responded to a marijuana dispensary seemingly targeted by thieves. this new video shows police investigating eco cannabis on telegraph. officers can be seen entering through broken steel gate 24 hours after police say that more anke into a overnight saturday. they tried stealing a large amount of marijuana. when two security guards confronted them, shots were fired. one suspects the thief was shot and is now in stable condition. the other suspects ran off. police say the dispensary was one of several targeted. it's unknown if the cases are related. >>> at 3:00 today, oakland police chief armstrong plans to address the recent increase in crime including more details about the deadly police shooting in rockbridge saturday afternoon. it started with a carjacking in east oakland on fisher avenue near macarthur. officers later shot the suspect on ocean view and broadway. the

west bound 80, 15 minutes highway 4 to the macarthur maze.k, traffic is moving, metering lights off, a seven minute drive from the maze into san francisco. >>> this morning, another business in the south bay has been hit by this recent up tick in smash and grabs. >> joycelyn moran is live from the santa clara police department with what we know so far on this case. >> reporter: we are still waiting to get details from santa clara pd regarding this incident. take a look at this video shot earlier this morning. it is the fix kicks on el camino in santa clara. these are similar images to what we have been seeing at a lot of businesses throughout the bay area. we are waiting to hear from santa clara pd. so far they have only acknowledged this business has been robbed previously. we are hearing reports that 25 to 35 people broke in and stole valuable items. that has not been confirmed with santa clara pd yet. you see in the video that they have speciality designer shoes. one pair can be worth hundreds of dollars. we are working to get more informa

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you notice macarthur boulevardp.ncisco sunset district to daly city, it is coming down aok to moderate. it is a level 2 storm. wind gusts up to 44. wind advisory until 3:00 a.m. watch out for power or trees getting knocked down. wet weather going into the morning commute. a full look at the timeline is coming up. dan: people have their own umbrellas out in san rafael where they are getting a good soaking. last mon tat hours, mb wi the higide. some businesses did flood. >> something must have beenin td building up. we got 2-3 inches inside the restaurant. dan: the current storm is expected to drop a half inch up to one inch of rain. work crews spent the last several days cleaning storm drains. ama: more than 4000 pg&e customers are without power right now. an outage started over an hour ago. neighborhoods along 101 impacted. no estimate on when power will be restored. another big outage affecting comcast internet customers. this is the down detector map, showing a big cloud of red. we have heard from folks around the

this happened around midnight at the walgreens on high street near macarthur. it also shows a broken glass door. we've reached out to oakland police. so far they're not providing any information. >> about two hours later, oakland police responded to a marijuana dispensary. new video shows police investigating ecocannabis on telegraph avenue. officers can be seen entering through a broken steel gate. still not clear what, if anything, was taken. >>> about 24 hours after police say more than ten people broke into a dispensary on pendleton way, this is overnight on saturday. actually tried stealing a large amount of marijuana. two security guards confronted them, shots were fired. one suspected thief was shot and is now in stable condition. the other suspect ran off. the dispensary was one of several that were targeted. it's unknown if the case is related. >>> oakland police chief leron armstrong plans to address the recent increase in crime including more details about the deadly police shooting in rock ridge saturday afternoon. it started with a carjacking in ea

patrol car was shot up this morning as officers responded to a robbery at a cannabis business on macarthur boulevard near 82nd avenue, at least three bullets. hit the police car. no officers were hurt. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony continues our team coverage with the police chief's perspective on what can be done to make oakland safer. sideshow at brazen retail robberies and break-ins. unfortunately, just another weekend in oakland. i need cities help. i need help from the leaders of this city. once again, oakland police chief laurent. armstrong is standing before the public pleading for help and trying to solve the latest crime spree while also trying to reconcile what is shrinking police force can and can't do to stop it at least at one point during the weekend one third of opds more than 30 sectors were left unstaffed these individuals that come to the city have been heavily armed from all throughout the bay area. these are not just people oakland they are groups of people coming to target communities. the mayhem was almost non-stop sdown eastier p shotca suspectne rockridge area a

you notice macarthur boulevard in oakland, heavy downpours.t to daly city, it is coming down. from san jose to santa cruz, lighter rain. this atmospheric river is weak to moderate. it is a level 2 storm. wind gusts up to 44. wind advisory until 3:00 a.m. watch out for power or trees getting knocked down. wet weather going into the morning commute. a full look at the timeline is coming up. dan: people have their own umbrellas out in san rafael where they are getting a good soaking. last month they got six inches of water in 24 hours, combined with the high tide. some businesses did flood. >> something must have been blocking the sewers. in the afternoon it started building up. we got 2-3 inches inside the restaurant. dan: the current storm is expected to drop a half inch up to one inch of rain. work crews spent the last several days cleaning storm drains. ama: more than 4000 pg&e customers are without power right now. an outage started over an hour ago. neighborhoods along 101 are impacted. no estimate on when power will be restored. another bi

police responded to a report of a robbery on macarthur boulevard and saw several people trying to leave the area in different vehicles. someone in one of the vehicles opened fire. a marked opd vehicle was hit several times according to police. none of the officers work inside. >>> about an hour before that around 2:00 this morning, police responded to what we are hearing may have been a looting incident at a pot dispensary on telegraph. in san leandro, a shooting incident at the bluhm dispensary on fairway drive police were seen collecting evidence around 3:00 this morning around nicholson street. a photographer could see shell casings and a bolt cutter the weekend. across the bay area this started friday night in san francisco's union square and continued into early this morning. reports of people storming stores in walnut creek, hayward, san jose and pleasanton. some grabbing whatever they could carry and running off. kpix 5's justin andrews reports it is not just retail. something is went after people's medication. >> reporter: these criminals can be very scary to shoppers who are ju

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also in oakland, the side show at 90th and macarthur was caught on video. oakland police chief plans to hold a news conference tomorrow to talk about this illegal side show activity plus, homicides, shootings, robberies, looting and a police shooting that all happened this weekend. it also appears thieves went after the target stores in hayward this one on rim road as well as hisperina boulevard. when abc news stopped by the store, there was visible damage to one of the doors that was covered up by cardboard. so far no word on any arrests? >> moving on now, if you are fully vaccinated there is no reason why you can't enjoy thanksgiving with your family. that's the message from the country's top doctor as we head into the holiday season. americans are lining up for booster shots to get some extra protection. about 70% say they plan to spend the holiday with family and friends from outside their own home. >> if you are vaccinated and hopefully you'll be boosted too and your family is, you can enjoy a typical thanksgiving meal, thanksgiving holiday with your f

one such sideshow blocked 98th avenue and macarthur boulevard in east oakland saturday night.e say as many as 500 vehicles were involved. police announced plans to have dedicated teams watching for these illegal gatherings. officers also planning to go to the homes of people participating until the cars that were involved in alameda. there was a rally and memorial to remember and honor for people who were hit and killed by cars. this year, it was part of global world day of remembrance yesterday. it's held on the third sunday in november to honor those who have died or have been. severely injured and preventable traffic collisions. the group bike walk, alameda held a rally and memorial at city hall, followed by a group ride in alameda for pedestrians were killed this year, including alameda county supervisor wilma chan. and former ktvu news director fred zinder. organizers are calling on everyone to do their part to keep the streets safer for people on foot and those riding bikes. it's not just distracted drivers. it's not just our history of car, first road design. it's not j

this happened around midnight at walgreens on high street near macarthur. video shows broken glass door. we've reached out to oakland police and we're still trying to get information about what happened here. >>> about two hours later and five miles away oakland police responded to a marijuana dispensary seemingly targeted by thieves. this is new video showing police investigating at eco cannabis on telegraph. officers can be seen entering through a broken steel gate and still not clear if anything was actually taken. >>> and this all happening about 24 hours after police say more than ten people broke into a dispensary on pendleton way. this is overnight saturday. they tried to steal large amount of marijuana when two security guards confronted them. shots were fired. one suspect and the suspected thief was taken -- was actually shot and is now in stable condition. the other suspects, they ran off. police say that the dispensary was one of several that were targeted. it's still unknown if the cases are related. >>> today oakland police chief leron armstron

runners and walkers completed the 5k loop around the lake, finishing on grand avenue near macarthur boulevard and you couldn't get any better weather. sandhya: that's right. if you're going to step outside and go for a walk, it's still comfortable outside. high-pressure dominating our weather. pacific northwest getting precipitation. we need the rain, but it's not in the cars for the next seven days. high temperatures in the low to upper 60's. but get down towards gilroy, santa cruz, low 70's, even mid-70's. hard to believe the high-pressure ridge is providing us with the down sloping wind, which brought the warmth. it's also responsible for red flag warning's going for southern california until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night as the fire danger is high. san francisco is decked out tonight. san francisco is 57 degrees, low 50's from mountain view. san jose 56. san francisco, downtown looks so nice this evening, 53 in santa rosa, 49 in fairfield. it's starting to cool off a bit. from our santa cruz camera, we are looking towards the coast. cool start in the morning, drive for black friday shoppers, a

runners and walkers completed the loop around the lake, finishing on grand avenue near macarthur boulevard. nearly 3000 people participated. the winner wrote 16 minutes with a pace of five minutes and nine seconds per mile. it was a text that changed their lives and has turned into a thanksgiving tradition going six years strong. all of it started when an arizona woman accidentally invited a young man over for thanksgiving dinner. the story went viral and rihanna whitney has this year's update that the internet has been waiting for. reporter: year six. can you guys believe it? >> no. >> not at all. i feel like i'm getting older every second. [laughter] reporter: it has become a tail and tradition as old as time. >> it feels very good inside to know that i bring people joy. reporter: by now, the world knows the story. she accidentally texted jamaal in 2016 for thanksgiving dinner, thinking she texted her real grandson. that year, they got together for the holiday, thinking it would be a one-time thing. now they count their blessings that it wasn't. how old were you when you started? >> 17,

jordan is the macarthur professor of mathematics university of wisconsin at gorgeous beautiful school. his work has appeared in the "wall street journal", new york times, washington post, and numerous other things. tim is a columnist, broadcaster, economist. brilliant paul podcast called brilliant tales, i encourage you all to check it out. many of the issues going on in the world today constantly. he's also an honorary fellow of the statistical society. welcome to both of you. i want to start by saying to everyone, ignoring tim and jordan are now, how much i love their work and also how much i dislike both of them as well. i want to say this because in the world of nerds and let's be honest, there are these two great pools. the school of those who create ideas and then there's a school of those who explain ideas and most of us are really bad at both but we are poor creators and poor explainers but once in a while you might get people who have certain words on one under the other but to me jordan and tim people like both. there are people reviled in our world because they are so good

runners and walkers completed the loop around the lake, finishing on grand avenue near macarthur boulevard. nearly 3000 people participated. the winner wrote 16 minutes with a pace of five minutes and nine seconds per mile. it was a text that changed their lives and has turned into a thanksgiving tradition going six years strong. all of it started when an arizona woman accidentally invited a young man over for thanksgiving dinner. the story went viral and rihanna whitney has this year's update that the internet has been waiting for. reporter: year six. can you guys believe it? >> no. >> not at all. i feel like i'm getting older every second. [laughter] reporter: it has become a tail and tradition as old as time. >> it feels very good inside to know that i bring people joy. reporter: by now, the world knows the story. she accidentally texted jamaal in 2016 for thanksgiving dinner, thinking she texted her real grandson. that year, they got together for the holiday, thinking it would be a one-time thing. now they count their blessings that it wasn't. how old were you when you started? >> 17,

. >> happened shortly before for the afternoon on 76th avenue near macarthur boulevard.one with information here is asked to call the oakland police department. now on to another big story this evening. a woman in pittsburgh is in custody after stealing an suv with a one year-old girl sitting inside and the abduction prompted an amber alert. the baby was found safe in the abandoned suv. and that happened to a few hours later, police tracked down the suspects as well. crowd for sleep to call shows us what happened. >> a father seen frantically running after his stolen truck in pittsburgh with his one year-old girl inside in a split second, the suspect behind the wheel thursday night. 24 year-old natalie, iowa. >> was gone. i just seen the truck speed by the dad just screaming trying to get hold of the track, the abduction and death set off an amber alert issued by the california highway patrol. ulysses agi is a technician at all in one auto body on bliss avenue. the shop's surveillance camera captured what happened? pittsburgh police say that lee iowa asked the dad and an

it happened about 3 o'clock this morning on macarthur boulevard while officers were responding to a robbery at a marijuana grow warehouse. and that's when the cops arrived. the thieves and got into their cars and took off a person inside one of the cars shot at the officers hitting the patrol cars and the officers were hurt the thieves and the shooter did get away. >> police in solano county are looking for a man who they say shot at another guy after they got into an accident to chp says they were responding to a hit and run on interstate 80 eastbound near highway. one, 13 yesterday evening. they say the men involved in the accident. subsequently got into a fight and one of them started shooting at the other. the chp says the man fired the gun that left the scene in a white toyota camry. they say no one was hit by gunfire. all right. we'll switch gears now and the lighting things up. it will be crazy newsday, a crazy news weekend. this is a live look behind key of the golden get you guys kind at 2 in the brit sight to behold right is here to tell us what we can expect for the coming days.

joining us at nasa's johnson space center are shane kimbrough and megan macarthur, and japan astronaut aki hoshibe. joining us from cologne, germany is another astronaut. so great to see you all back on earth, welcome home, and in cuba joining us for some questions. -- thank you for joining us for some questions. this occurs that -- this group splashed down off the coast of florida one week from today after completing a commercial group mission to the space station. they set the longest spaceflight, with 190 nine days in space. we will hear remarks from the group, and then take questions from the media. with that, let me pass it off to shane for some opening remarks. >> is really great to be back on earth, our crew is getting settled in. we had an incredible mission full of science and fun and chili peppers, and we this really had a great time together in a really cool microgravity environment up on the international space station. it is great to be grad, gravity is interesting, trying to figure that out again, not sure how you do this all the time. it is great to be back with family a

in the meantime as many as 500 cars gathered for a massive unabated sideshow near 90th avenue and macarthur and at least two oakland pharmacies the cvs near redwood road and the walgreens on high street had their front windows shattered and thousands of dollars in merchandise stolen oakland police have had officer stationed at this walgreens during business hours for the last several months, but in this case this last weekend, the store was closed and while oakland police did make a few arrests for the most part those who committed so many crimes this past weekend are still out there. it doesn't need to be more police every cd agency in oakland should be focused around violent crime in oakland laura anthony abc 7 news. in the south bay officials are putting thieves on alert following two organized retail thefts at malls in san jose over the weekend our team coverage continues with abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey. he talked with one of the security guards on scene and has the details. santana row is decorated for the most wonderful time of year, but not everything as mary and bright jeffre

runners and walkers completed the 5k loop around the lake, finishing on grand avenue near macarthur boulevard000 people participated this year. the winner broke 16 minutes with a pace of five minutes and nine seconds per mile. that is really fast. thanksgiving football is back in the bay area and san jose state welcomed in there arrivals fresno state for a turkey day classic. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey brings us the sights and sounds from the southbay. dustin: turkey, sandwiches, pumpkin pie, and football. does it get any more thanksgiving than that? [applause] for the first time since 1956 and the 13th time overall, the san jose state parse -- spartans brought football to the state, something coaches are thankful for, a chance to be at home with their family. >> i think of for my family. i'm thing for for my health. i'm thankful for the fans. i'm thankful for everybody who made this possible. today's my birthday, so hopefully my gift will be us winning today. and i'm helpful -- thankful for spartan nation. dustin: standing in the way of delivering coach the birthday gift was the fresn

. >> sky seven was over macarthur boulevard and warren street as officers searched a car that officerso had pursued into the east bay. the officers had tried to pull the driver over in connection with the felony. police -- patrol car

not the america of douglas macarthur, george patton, dwight eisenhower, or ronald reagan, the america that took on nazi germany and imperial japan, and america that fought for its people and the bill of rights, it its promises, sent its military after the carriages -- terrorists. barbara would have been outraged , incredible, inconsolable that our nation had expended billions of dollars, sent hundreds of soldiers to their death and 20 years to defeat groups like al qaeda and the taliban and isis only to quit, lay down our arms, retreat in panic and turn afghanistan over to those very same people who have consistently proclaimed their hatred for america and israel and to have repeatedly vowed to destroy us. she would have been astonished when we proclaim to the world that our forthcoming surrender would be completed in time for september 11, dishonoring the memory of that tragedy by capitulating to the same people who had engineered it. what a cruel mockery of the people murdered and crippled on september 11. phrases like we will never forget meant something in barbara's america. heari

ended up back on the 5, crossing into orange county, and then came to a stop on the southbound 55 at macarthurruck riding on rams couldn't go any further. that is when the standoff started. >> people have to get to work, i've got to go home point >> reporter: this man and others were stranded for hours as the suspect moved around in the cab and tried to rev up the truck point >> i was trying to get to the airport. >> reporter: ultimately the chp turned cars around on the shoulder, clear the freeway, and the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the truck with guns drawn, securing the surrender. >> the younger adult in his early 20s, scared point >> reporter: nobody, including the suspect, was hurt. he's now under arrest, and expected to face a long list of charges. >>> up next, the emotional moment police rescued a 4-year- old girl who went missing in australia. >>> tonight on the "cbs evening news" -- >>> i'm natalie brand with the incredible story of four siblings who fled afghanistan after their mother was killed after their mother was killed in the kabul airport inlo thas ife we want, but can't have. h

witnesses a massive backup and suit clogging westbound traffic heading to san francisco from the macarthurameda county sheriff's department coroner's van arrived at the scene and the bay bridge was reopened by noon. just a few weeks ago 23 month old jason wu was shot in the forehead as he traveled on southbound 880 in a car. his mother was driving police. leave the family was caught in gang crossfire there have been dozens upon

the recipient of the macarthur foundation award. born and raised in cincinnati ohio the nab afro-american studies from harvard university, and a women's studies for memory phd american studies university of minnesota. currently a professor of history at harvard also the director of the charles lawrence center for studies of american history. i'm not kidding when i say doctor miles is prolific author of six books, her first but ties that bind from the organization of american historians and american study association and the house on diamond hill one public history and the american society for ethnic history book prices. her novel was an award finalist. also public lecture series won the award for social history and the history of race relations from the organization of american and historians. but then the legacy award of nonfiction an american book award and the frederick douglass prize. we are all here to learn all that she carries which receives an outpouring of faith some of that comes from the back of the book and then to confr

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jordan is the macarthur professor of mathematics at universe wisconsin madison, gorgeous, beautiful schoold his works have appeared in the "wall street journal", the "new york times", the "washington post," wired and other things. and tim is a columnist, a broadcaster, an economist. his brilliant podcast called cautionary tales is something i encourage all of us to check out, lifting the hood about many of the issues going on in the world today, , constantly. he's also an honorary fellow at the royal statistical society. welcome to both of you. i want to start by saying just to everyone a kind of ignoring n and jordan for that which might be rude to do but to everyone else how much i love old their work and how much i dislike both of them as well. i want to say this because in yithe world of nerds, and let'se honest the three of us are nerds, he's two great schools, the school of those who create ideas and then there's a school of those who explain ideas and most of us are really bad at both. and those who explain ideas and most of us are better both were poor, creative important explainer

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joining me now is rob opsomer from the ellen macarthur foundation, which aims to promote what it calls economy? what we mean by a circular economy is the easiest way to explain it is to look first at how our current economy works. we take resources out of the ground, we make products and we throw them away. circular economy is about turning it into a circle by eliminating waste and pollution, circulating products and pollution, circulating products and materials and regenerating nature. to and materials and regenerating nature. ., ., ., ., ., nature. to what extent do we do that now? many — nature. to what extent do we do that now? many councils _ nature. to what extent do we do that now? many councils all— nature. to what extent do we do that now? many councils all say _ nature. to what extent do we do that now? many councils all say they - nature. to what extent do we do that| now? many councils all say they make huge efforts to try to reduce, reuse and recycle. that is their slogan. absolutely, we have seen over the last couple of years a tremendous amount of momentum building aroun

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as she is the recipient of the macarthur foundation genius award. born and raised in cincinnati, ohio, doctor miles holds an abn afro-american studies from harvard university, an ma in women's studies from emory university and phd from the university of minnesota. currently doctor miles is a professor of history and the ratcliffe alumnus professor at harvard. she's also the director of the charles center for studies in american history. now i'm not kidding what i say dr. miles is prolific. she's the author of six books. her first book ties that bind, one an award from the organization of american historians, and the lower america prize for american studies association. the house on diamond hill won the national council on public history and the american society for ethnic history book prices. her novel yes, a novel, the cherokee road was a land of literary award finalist. the don at detroit won an award of social history, the james rollie prize in the history of race relations from the organization of american historians, the james bradford best bio

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. >> sky seven was over macarthur boulevard and warren street as officers searched a car that officers from san francisco had pursued into the east bay. the officers had tried to pull the driver over in connection with the felony. police -- patrol car and took off again. police conducted a search of the area. dan: what happened today follows a slew of crimes that happen all around the bay over the last week in particular, including crowds of robbers targeting stores, running out with armloads of expensive merchandise. the suspects were caught and arrested for crimes in san francisco last friday. for the first time they face multiple felony charges. >> we now know stunning details of how the louis vuitton robbery unfolded friday night, as five of these suspects make their first court appearance, we also learned how much merchandise was taken and the relationship each suspect had to one another. bystander video shows sfpd break the windows of a silver mustang, and we now know cousins were the men inside. police say they were caught with $6,000 in stolen goods. miller has felony convictio

supported by the macarthur foundation, committed to building a just and more peaceful world.information at macfound.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: new numbers show an inflationary wave is building and the u.s. economy. the labor department reports consumer prices jumped 6% in october from a year ago. that was the biggest increase in 31 years. correspondent: across the u.s., signs and sounds of a problem affecting millions of pocketbooks. prices are up. the main sectors leading the search have big impacts, gasoline and food. >> who can afford to fill up 15, 20 gallons of gasoline? i know a lot of people are struggling. that is a heck of a lot of money. >> the prices for the seeds i buy are growing up. that is hurting my business and on top of that, with gas prices, i have a large vehicle. i drive to markets far away. i used hundred 20 gallons and i'm a small business. it is hard for me to earn enoug

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so you will experience a 10 minute delay between the macarthur and 19 streestations.e look right now at the toll plaza where the metering lights came on at 5:45, the backup is not too bad. live picture from oakland at the coliseum camera. sticking with this crash we have been following since 5:00 this morning in fremont, still in place on southbound 680. speeds are around 24 miles per hour. kumasi: thank you, jobina. coming up next, today we will learn more about the jurors who convicted derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd. reggie: and the supreme court is taking a look at texas's controversial abortion ban. what this could mean for the future of the law. kumasi: as we head to break, a live look at salesfo mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers find the best bargains ever! when y

east oakland police say the shooting happened shortly before 4 in the afternoon on 76 avenue near macarthurith information is asked to call the oakland police department is san francisco, a 25 year-old man has died from injuries related to an october shooting and police are still searching for the shooter. it happened at buchanan and hate streets the night of october. 23rd police say a car crashed into a pole and the victim inside was suffering from a gunshot wound. police are now can duck ting a homicide investigation. we learned the victim has had died on tuesday. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. this is just one of several recent shootings that have happened in the haight ashbury neighborhood in mountain view a 15 year-old has been cited in connection with bomb threats made against local schools. investigators say on october the first los altos police responded to reports of a bomb threat was out those high school. >> on october, the 5th mountain view police responded to reports of a threat against saint francis high school that same day, a 3rd bomb threat w