and amber alert for a teenage girl from valeo.en by several men yesterday at a gas station in santa rosa. police believe they could be headed for l.a. reggie: 40,000 workers will take part in a one-day sympathy strike in support of kaiser permanente engineers. they've been on strike for two months. kumasi: they were school board voted to shut down two schools. they are set to close next year. the superintendent says the district has too many schools and not enough students. reggie: the fda is expected to authorize covid-19 booster shots for all adults as early as today. if the cdc does the same tomorrow, all adults could get boosters across the country this weekend. mike: like showers on the way tonight to this time tomorrow. jobina: pacs traffic traveling in the westbound direction on the san mateo bridge. one that creek. -- walnut creek. kumasi: the world's wealthiest dog is selling his mansion for $32 million. he got the money because he is the grandson of another dog who legally inherited the money from a german countess. look

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it was felt as far north as valeo in south to santa cruz quake was followed within within just a few minutes by two smaller quakes measuring 2.6 and three point oh, fortunately, no damage or injuries are reported. california is nonpartisan legislative analyst is forecasting a $31 billion budget surplus next year. predicted surplus comes as tax revenues continue to climb. and it's so large. the legislative analyst estimates california will surge past a constitutional limit on state spending by more than $14 billion. this will be the fourth year in a row of increasing revenue. governor newsom was at the port of los angeles today with members of the biden administration, checking on efforts to try to address the backlog of cargo ships at the port. last month, president biden announced a deal to operate the port of los angeles around the clock to try to reduce the supply chain bottleneck right now, the port is open about 19 hours a day still short of the presidents bush for 24 hour operation. and that's mainly due to a shortage of truck drivers. one of the profound challenges we face con

police say 20 year old kiani marie jones from richmond and 21 year old imani kev yana barnes from valeo, where. part of a large group that tried to break into the luxury consignment store. police say it happened on sunday night when 30 to 40 people arrived in about 20 cards to the store would be thieves tried to break through the glass, but we're on able to police were able to stop one of the cars. as it left the scene and arrested those two women. police say they found $15,000 worth of stolen property from the real real location and larks berg. they now face felony commercial burglary charges. fine but the nine suspects arrested in connection with those mass retail robberies in san francisco were formally charged today all five suspects and are not guilty pleas. they were taken into custody after looting of the after the looting of the louisville aton store in union square and other retail theft that happened last friday night. at least one person is being held without bail due to an extensive criminal history. the charges range from looting and burglary to possession of a concealed an

those of us who don't make it into the 70's today have a better chance tomorrow. 69 at napa, valeo, sanleys, sheltered from the wind, drier air, cold in the 40's. i've hills, along the coast, san francisco, we are breezy with temperatures in the 50's. i would not be surprised if we have some 60's up around 2000 and 3000 feet. the pattern change comes on monday. it pushes high-pressure out-of-the-way, but it slides to the east. it is an inside slider. it will bring rain and snow to the sierra. for us, it will break down the high and open it up for the possible change on the 10th. until then, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, check out the temperatures. upper 60's along the coast. everybody's back in the 60's saturday, sunday, and monday. it is tuesday, our day of giving. i want to turn over to jobina. she will introduce you to her cause. jobina: today's the day of giving. abc 7 news is proud to show our support for vocal nonprofits. many are to having a tough time fundraising during the pandemic. donor events have gone virtual or modified and participation is just not the same. today, we are

s capitol christmas tree will make a stop today in valeo as part of its cross country trip to the white. this year's tree is an 84 ft. tall white for it came from the six rivers national forrest in trinity county. it's the first time in 10 years the us capitol christmas tree is coming from california. you can see it this afternoon between two and five at the value ferry terminal. that's where there will also be music games and an opportunity to make christmas ornaments. this coming sunday. our clocks will fall back and we'll cancel daylight saving time. of course, this always leads to the debate on whether we should be changing our clocks twice a year. the department transportation says the practice saves energy prevents traffic accidents and reduces crime. but sleep experts say changing those clocks disrupts our sleep and that sleep is we know this working a morning show essential to a healthy lifestyle, glutting. i don't know how much disruption it causes the 10 minutes of the person you ask, i do know that sleep is essential. i think i'm meteorologist rosemary oroczo would probably a