it's a very tragic situation and it's unfortunate for the city of oakland. this occurred in the 600 block of grand avenue. our crimestoppers of oakland as well as the oakland police department is currently offering a $10,000 reward. today i'll be releasing the description of the vehicle as well as a photo of the suspect's vehicle in that crime. that suspect vehicle is a toyota rav4, four-door, black. the vehicle may have a rear passenger side window that is missing. it's been shot out. we ask for the community's help in identifying that vehicle, and if we can identify the individuals responsible for that shooting as well. and help bring those to justice. also want to talk about the caravan, our response to caravan robberies. after a week last week where we have seen the tremendous impact of caravan robberies, not only in oakland but throughout the bay area, i immediately responded by redeploying our staff within the oakland police department. last weekend we staffed extra teams to be able to be out into the community and address these violent robbery caravan

in fact, one of our own news crews was held up at gunpoint in front of oakland city hall back in june. >> for decades, you would never think that reporters were doing their jobs are going to be attacked because they have a camera. >> reporter: oakland city council is holding an emergency meeting about public safety next week. the police chief will tell the city what the department needs to try and stop this unusual crime wave. at the top of the list, oakland needs more officers and that can't happen overnight. >> we are not going to be able to stop all violent crime. we know that. but if we could reduce it substantially, in the weeks and months ahead, that would be a victory. >> reporter: in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> seemingly, no oakland business is safe from thieves. take a look. this new video of a pharmacy on piedmont avenue being ransacked. well spring pharmacy gave us this sped-up video of the break-in according to the timestamp, it happened just before 8:00 a.m. last saturday. dozens of people grabbing pharmaceuticals right off the store shelves. >> the north

that money goes directly to the city of oakland. joining us now is the former a's vice president, also a former front office executive with the 49ers. you're well-versed in oakland politics and especially the trials and tribulations of the colosseum complex. is this a good deal for the people of oakland, the everyday people? >> absolutely because the goes down to the fans, raj. 78 million people came to the colosseum to see the a's to this point and tens of millions more to see the warriors and the raiders play. the colosseum is viable, there's no doubt about it. and i have to give ray bobbitt and the african-american sports and entertainment group credit for moving ahead in the city for saying, all right, let's try and make it work. and incidentally let me just add, raj, the oakland a's and earthquakes and the giants, when you started off the story my mind went to october 17, 1989, the fals world series earthquake. but we'll leave that for later in the evening. yes, it's viable but lots of complexities as you'ved. >> does it have a

. >>> after a violent week, the city of oakland moves forward. tennis courts welcoming tennis players once again. how the city found a solution for everyone involved. >>> and the u.n. climate summit ends with a deal. and some leaving disappointed. what world leaders agreed to. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> police have arrested this man, joshua yago after he allegedly took a child from his mother. he was arrested this morning in hayward. >> the abduction was caught on camera. you see it here. surveillance showing he rushed up to the mother before pulling the child out of her arms. police say he got into a car, drove off with the boy. the mom and another boy were shot chasing after him. >> he was arrested during a traffic stop. the boy was found safe. it is believed yago new the shooting victims but not clear how. >>> a tennis court is renovated and back open after incident was an encampment for the homeless. this is seen as a new opportunity for people to enjoy a part of their city. nbc bay a

. >> it's been a very difficult year for us in the city of oakland. >> what the chief says he needs in order to keep the streets safe. >>> also, take a look. they rushed in with hammers. new video and new information about that intense smash-and-grab robbery at a mall in the east bay. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are dropping with 40s and 50s right now. i will let you know how low it goes for tomorrow morning and an update on our rain chance coming up in about six minutes. >>> ten days and tonight, still no leads in the killing of 23-month-old jasper wu escalating violence diminishing resources, plain and simple, not enough manpower. therein lies oakland's problem and the police chief's difficult challenge. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd sat down with chief armstrong tonight for a candid, no holds barred conversation, one-on-one interview on what needs to happen to make oakland safe. >> how are you? are you shaking hands nowadays? >> reporter: no question is off limits tonight for oakland police chief loran armstrong. >> what a time to become chief of police, righ

. >> just an hour before the shooting, near the bay bridge, oakland city counsel man joined black community leaders to introduce various ways for the city to fight crime. among them, allowing the police department to rely more on technology. like surveillance cameras. to solve crimes. also increase rewards for witnesses to come forward and reduce the number of unanswered 911 calls by half. >> it's not enough for us to merely extend thoughts and prayers. they are helpful, nor is it enough for us to have a vigil. it's only attended by those who are not considering picking up a gun in the first place. >> the counsel man filed paper work to run for mayor. next year. >> we're following breaking news. a man air lifted from a strip mall on willow avenue. after being shot multiple times. he was alert and talking. police are trying to figure out what happened. they witness told police two suspects were involved and officers were able to recover a gun. that car in the parking lot that belongs to a shop owner. you can see it. it was riddled with bullets. police say they'll know more once they are able

>> reporter: oakland city council president led a reopen event for the tennis court and discuss what worked to help people who once live here. >> we were able to have a win-win with the community to transfer our shelter neighbor into adequate housing. certainly with the pandemic, our outdoor space is incredibly important. >> reporter: nina parker says he had a tent here and believe this how can works. >> the difference here was everybody got adequate housing. >> reporter: the reopening comes at a time when the city is struggling with violence. this is a much different tone about the possibility when people come together. >> what it does is we provide free tennis programming to under serve communities on courts just like this. >> reporter: there are still work to do with lighting and other upgrades but the ball is rolling. christie smith, in oakland, nbc bay area news. >>> here is a wow. >> oh yes. >> stunning time lapse from our tower this morning. thank you, this is looking towards oakland, you can see all that fog rolling along like a river really. >> beautiful. >> gorgeous, stuck

. >> it's been a very difficult year for us in the city of oakland. >> what the chief says he needs in order to keep the streets safe. >>> also, take a look. they rushed in with hammers. new video and new information about that intense smash-and-grab robbery at a mall in the east bay. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are dropping with 40s and 50s right now. i will let you know how low it goes for tomorrow morning and an >>> ten days and tonight, still no leads in the killing of 23-month-old jasper wu escalating violence diminishing resources, plain and simple, not enough manpower. therein lies oakland's problem and the police chief's difficult challenge. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd sat down with chief armstrong tonight for a candid, no holds barred conversation, one-on-one interview on what needs to happen to make oakland safe. >> how are you? are you shaking hands nowadays? >> reporter: no question is off limits tonight for oakland police chief loran armstrong. >> what a time to become chief of police, right? >> reporter: there's no doubt it's been a tough year, e

. >> oakland city leaders are asking for the violence to stop. the mayor wants to add more police officers on the streets and it comes as the latest victim, 28-year-old eric davis was gunned down on lake marist sunday afternoon and he was trying to stop somebody from breaking into a car. we spoke to his mother and aunt who live in l.a. >> he was our heart. he cared about everybody. >> eric will take up for whoever can't take up for themselves. >> he was heavily involved in the new mt. pleasant missionary baptist church in l.a., teaching bible study and coaching kids in basketball, and he was trying to make it on his own and lived near lake merritt. >> we really thought that was a good place for him. you know, he didn't deserve to lose his life. the violence, it has to stop. >> oakland police say the passenger inside a rav4 shot davis. a $10,000 is being offered from crime stoppers for information in the case. his family, too, is pleading for help. >> we want to ask for the public's help, locating the suspects who murdered a kind and loving son. >

city council is holding an emergency meeting about public safety next week. the police chief will tell the city what the department needs to try and stop this unusual crime wave. at the top of the list, oakland needs more officers and that can't happen overnight! we're not going to be able to stop all violent crime. we know that. but if we could reduce it substantially in the weeks and months ahead, that would be a victory. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> in the east bay, new video of this, a pharmacy on piedmont avenue being ransacked. you can see dozens of people grabbing drugs and other things off the shelvings. wellspring pharmacy gave us this sped up video of the break-in. according to the time stamp, it happened just before 8:00 p.m. saturday. police have not released any information about the thieves. and this recent string of robberies comes as we approach one of the biggest shopping days of the year. >> yeah, and after a tough stretch last year of course because of the pandemic lock downs, retailers this year are really hoping for t

downtown oakland. about 100 people now. it could grow. near oakland city hall. they want the department of justice to step in and take a look at the case. >> can you tell me how you feel about the decision? >> definitely mixed feelings. disappointment. not a lot of surprise. this is something that we have grown up with in our i have lived with my whole life. i can see how we moved forward as a country. as a community. cases like this and events like in remind us how far we have to go. >> emotional for a lot of people. they plan to march to the federal building. that's coming next in the next 30 minutes. we'll be watching this protest. and bring you any updates as we get them. >> we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. >> and that's it. earlier today the 18 year-old broke down after he learned he was cleared of all five charges against him. this was from august last year. rittenhouse traveled to kenosha. during protests over the police shooting of black man. the defense argued he only pulled the trigger of the assault rifle in self-defense.

gun violence in the city of oakland. i need some city council members to step up and talk about the loss of life in the city beyond the politics the of whether you support the police or not, there is a clear problem in this city that this city had to deal with overwhelming violence in the community over the weekend and it is unacceptable. >> as the chief said, 124 homicides in oakland so far this year. the chief says he is working on more staffing to cover the streets in these coming weeks. >>> let's take you outside to a live look at sfo, and another busy day and evening at the airport as we head toward thanksgiving, and jeff is going to update with us this holiday forecast. stay with us. ersation] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outlet is the

they won't get caught. >> reporter: the oakland city councilmember says there needs to be a call for action. >> i am communicating with the how many and the oakland police department as well as caltrans to see what we can do here in oakland with the installation of some cameras on certain areas of highways. >> reporter: he says the bottom line is something dramatic needs to be done to help save lives and leaders hope tomorrow will be a step in that direction. in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> a deadly fire in aircraft county that started this afternoon around 1:30 p.m. in brentwood at an apartment complex on nancy street. sky ranger was overhead. when firefighters arrived, the apartment was fully engulfed in flames. they pulled two men from the building. one died. a dog in the apartment also died. >>> okay, california wants all counties statewide to follow in santa clara county's foot steps. the state health leaders are urging vaccine providers to give covid booster shots to any adult who wants one. that means now if you're over the age of 18 and have waited at least si

oakland city leaders now offering a $10,000 reward in the death of 2 year-old jasper woo. the top cop pleading for people to stop the violence that plagued the community. >> it should not be allowed to behave this this way. you have to be held accountability. despite what circumstances people face, certain things are intolerable. >> tonight we hear from one woman who survived a shooting outside the fox theater. why she says she's not coming back to oakland. >> a father recalls the moments his car was stolen with his child still inside. the emotional reunion and who police now have in custody. in connection with to the crime. >>> the news at 6 starts now. thanks for joining us. >> that father says the minutes felt like hours. as he waited to find his child who was inside his stolen van. one of two different car thefts that triggered amber alerts in the east bay last night. >> both cases the children were in the backseat. when the vehicle was stolen. today we have new video and actually spoke with one of the parents about the terrifying ordeal. >> reporter: what you are abou

outside oakland city hall in broad daylight. a reward of up to 7500 dollars is offered for any information leading to an arrest. >> another top story, verdicts in georgia, heard across the country and here in the bay area too. three men convicted of felony murder fo -- for killing ahmaud arbery. >> the men shot arbery last year when he was jogging through the neighborhood. a lot of people were holding their breath. >> the murder of arbery led to widespread protests and reaction to the verdict was quick from the courthouse in georgia. >> i exhaled for sure. >> and among those watching from further away, the verdicts were a reason to exhale. >> there's a lot of work to do. right. but, the punch in the gut that it would have been had any of them walked free. i'm glad that they were found guilty. >> the three men were originally set free after arbery was shot and then video footage hit the internet. >> technology is important. because again, you have, you cannot believe your lying eyes. >> the latest video to be used to document a c

nbc bay area's ian cull spoke with the victim's mother. >> reporter: tonight, oakland city leaders are asking for the violence to stop. the mayor wants to add more police officers on the streets. it comes as the latest victim, 28-year-old eric davis, was gunned down near lake merit sunday afternoon. police say he was trying to -- mother and aunt tonight who live in l.a. >> he was our heart. cared about everybody. tried to protect everybody. >> eric is going to take up for whoever can't take up for themselves. >> reporter: davis moved to oakland two years ago. he worked for a restoration company doing construction before he was heavily involved in the new mount pleasant missionary baptist church in l.a. teaching bible study and coaching kids in basketball. he was trying to make it on his own, and lived near lake merit. >> we really thought that that was a good place for him. you know, he didn't deserve to lose his life and violence has to stop. >> reporter: oakland police say a passenger inside a toyota rav-4 shot davis. a $10,000 reward is being offered from crime stoppers for informat

oakland today, 66 degrees. 68 in san mateo and daly city, 61. also 61 in the marina district and engel. for the forecast this evening for christmas in the park, it's still going to be clear and just as fast as we warmed up we will cool down. it will be a nice evening out there. if you have travel plans, it has been raining all throughout the season. it's still raining. another atmospheric river headed for seattle and portland. that's where all of the rain will steered to the north, high pressure is blocking that. for us it continues, the dry weather, as the rain stays to the north of us so we are not seeing changes here. now that we are wrapping up the month, we are looking at how much rain we measured. in san francisco, it was well below what we get for the month. we are still in the surplus for the water year thanks to the big month in september. going into the next few months, we are entering into what is usually one of our rainy seasons, rainy months of the water year, and so it's starting out very dry. we will see if we can flip this patter

two developers vying for the city of oakland's 50% stake of the coliseum site. they both have bold plans to revitalize east oakland. one group wants to bring a wnba team to the arena. the other is led by former ace pitcher dave storch, but as melissa colorado found out, one city employee is already raising serious doubts about both plans. >> two development groups are facing off against each other, and this is what they're after, the city's 50% stake of the coliseum complex. the other half is owned by the a's, so who are they? one of the developer, the african-american sports and entertainment group, led by east oakland native ray bobbitt, teaming up with former wnba star alana beard in hopes of wooing a professional women's basketball team to play here in oakland. >> we're going to dive into the market research and understand there is no better place in this mope nlt in time than to have a wnba team within this market. >> the other group, stewart property group, is led by dave stewart and baseball agent lonny murray. the group wants to restore the coliseum for

our own news crew was held up at gun point in front of oakland city hall in broad daylight, back in june. our guard pulled out his weapon. luckily, the folks that were trying to rob our crew ran away. in this case, the crew didn't even take the camera. in our case involving our crew in june, they also did not take the camera. crime is plaguing everyone, including people who cover it. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> in other news, after 11 hours of deliberations, a jury finds all three men guilty in the murder of ahmaud arbery. their arrests only came months after a video of the killing was leaked online. justice delayed, but arbery's family grateful, saying justice was served. >> we the jury find travis mcmichael guilty. >> reporter: emotions running high. of travis mcmichael guilty. his father convicted on eight of nine counts, including murder. and roddy brian also convicted of murder. the three white men chased arbery after spotting him in their neighborhood outside brunswick, georgia. they thought he was a burglar and wanted to make a citizens arrest, arbery, though, was just jog

and the way oakland leaders plan to address the city's growing violence. "today in the bay" continues now. >>> good thursday morning, happy thanksgiving. i'm kira klapper. filling in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. and you know, it's been a sad start to the morning all right. several deadly crashes on bay area freeways. so we want you to stay safe out there. bringing in vianey arana who's in for mike this morning. you have been tracking both of them for us. >> it's really sad. now we have a third crash in contra costa near discovery bay. it looks like we've got several lanes closed and the latest reports show that we have, you know, three vehicles involved. one person unfortunately has passed away, and the other two have sustained major injuries. so we do have someone on the way to the scene right now. again, this is right near the discovery bay area along southbound vasco road at walnut boulevard. where you see the yellow on the speed sensors picking it up, that is showing major delays through this stretch. that's involving three vehicles,

. >>> it has been a difficult year for us in the city of oakland. >> the oakland police chief says enough is enough amid a surge of gun violence. this is "today in the bay." >>> here we go. oh, my gosh, i almost said monday morning and it's wednesday already! >> you rehearsed it already. >> we were talking about the fact that it's wednesday already. >> kari, standing in front of a full moon. okay. >> we got the camera pointed up at the moon and focused and we are getting ready for the partial lunar eclipse. we are getting ready for rain, and so we are taking a look at all the views of the moon we can get right now. we starting out with a foggy morning especially in the north bay, and novato's visibility down to zero. we will see mostly sunny skies heading into this afternoon, and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. we'll talk more about all of this in a couple minutes. >>> mike, you said chp left a note about the golden gate bridge? >> yeah, there's a note about the fog. tracy, there's much better visibility on 205, and that means folks will be able to get over here faster, and it's a s

. >>> we like this, talking trash in oakland. the city a starting a new program to hopefully keep people from dumping furniture and trash in random areas. >> we're talking about couches and mattresses, people just leaving them on the sidewalk. so now for people to do the right thing, the city will allow them to take large items to the dump for free. that's a change. also, oakland will provide more opportunities for curbside pickup for bulky items in homes and apartment buildings. they said it's out of control and something needs to be done. >> i grew up here in east oakland, and let me be straight. i haven't seen oakland at this level when it comes to the street conditions, the illegal dumping if all my life. >> the city is still lacking enforcement of illegal dumping and graffiti and it needs to change. they're putting up more cameras at dumping areas as well. >>> we are following money from the white house to the bay area. what local projects are getting funding for president biden's infrastructure bill. >>> also a vigilante is

oakland city council's president led the reopening of lake merritt. >> we are able to have a win/win with the community, and transition our former unsheltered neighbors into adequate housing. certainly with the pandemic, our outdoor space is incredibly important. >> the difference here was everybody that was here got what i call adequate housing. >> the reopening comes after a violent week in oakland. everybody involved here says they were happy to highlight something positive in their community. >>> well, somebody recently got a lot richer. was it you or somebody else in the south bay? they played the mega millions lottery and matched was sold at clyde's liquors in mountain view. the next drawing for tuesday night is expected to have a jackpot of $63 million. let's bring in vianey arana who has a look at your microclimate forecast. what do you say, let's get a ticket after work? >> yeah, i never miss out on an office pool because you don't want to be that one person that did not put in the $2 and they hit it. i do want to start out with a shot of san josÉ because you can see a litt

about 100 people rally in front of city hall in oakland following the not-guilty verdict in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. >> tonight, he's a free man. the protest was peaceful but the message was loud and clear. the kyle rittenhouse verdict brought over 100 people to the plaza tonight. >> we are sick and tired of seeing white supremacy and the double standard of justice. >> justice, they say, did not happen in kenosha, wisconsin, when rittenhouse was found not guilty of all charges against him. >> definitely a disappointment but not a surprise. >> the teenager collapsing as he is cleared of all five charges after killing two protesters and wounding a third. >> the way the judge was behaving in the courtroom, the kind of rulings he was making. it was over the top. >> retired superior court judge says the burden in this case was on the prosecutor. >> the prosecutor tried to convince the jury that kyle rittenhouse was an active shooter and they failed to do it, primarily to do it because kyle rittenhouse's defense was self defense. >> the law requires when a self defense claim is writte

in fact, one of our own news crews were held up at gunpoint in front of oakland city hall back in june. >>> also in the east bay, we have new video of a pharmacy on piedmont avenue being ransacked. you can see in this video, does offense people grabbing drugs and other things off the shelves. this is wellspring pharmacy. they give us this sped up video of the break-in. according to the time stamp, it happened just before 8:00 p.m. on saturday. police have not released any information about the thieves. >>> to hopefully keep shoppers safe, the city is offering free two-hour parking near union square. it starts tomorrow at three garages, according to the chronicle, this applies to the sutter-stockton garage on stockston street, the ellis ofarrell garage, and some of the streets will be closed off to vehicles from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. during that time, although it's unclear whichg, t big deal. and from san francisco to now san jose, taking a live look at christmas in the park in downtown. everything already set up, hard to believe thanksgiving is almost in our rear view mirror. it is a

oakland reaching 68 degrees. mid-60s in daly city. 70 in redwood city. the mission district today headed for 67 degrees. north bay temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. it's also nice to see some rar. i kind of like these storms a lot more where they move through the overnight hours so it doesn't really affect your plans for the day. we will start to see the rain coming in at about 11:00, 12:00, 1:00 we're seeing it move into parts of the east bay, down the peninsula and into the south bay before sunrise tomorrow morning with spotty showers left behind for the morning, and then the afternoon is looking pleasant. as far as how much rain we could see, a lot of our models are consistent, and then in san francisco, about one-tenth of an inch or less. our outlook for the month of november actually shows that for the bay area, we could have above normal rainfall which would be great coming off of october's rainfall, and cooler than normal temperatures for northern california as well as parts of the bay area. we're already seeing that right now. take a loo

. >>> as the weekend begins, city leaders in oakland are hoping not to see a repeat of the violence they have seen in recent days. the community is desperate for answers and hope is started in the east oakland basketball court. "today in the bay" sheryl hurd explains. >> reporter: tonight people are trying to change the violence by offering activities for young people in east oakland. >> we want to bring the community together because of the violence in oakland. >> reporter: pastor rhonda collaborating with other churches and other city by providing a safe haven to attract young people who needs an alternative to violence. >> you have to approach it from a new approach. you have to have a new mindset, you got to recognize hey, some of our young people out there they're looking to make money. >> reporter: in some cases, that has turned to gun battles and street robberies. the question is, will young people involve with crime come to a program like this. >> the key is you really got to meet folks where they are and that's what tonight was all about. >> reporter: council member lauren taylo

it's my hope that this is a call to those that make the decisions in the city of oakland to invest in public safety. >> right now chief armstrong says his department has 681 sworn officers. he would like to see 500 more added to the force, which can not happen on a tight budget. >>> new details this morning, alameda county supervisors filled the seat formerly held by chan who was struck and killed earlier this month. dave brown will replace her and will serve the rest of her term. he says he will not seek re-election to the board next year, and has pledged to endorse an asian-american woman in the election. >>> and then to the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. one investor testified that holmes told her theranos had a contract with the defense department. >>> california is falling short on its water conservation goal by cutting water use by 15%. new data shows water usage fell slightly from august. september was california's second driest month in state history. >>> let's take a live look outside for you this morning. now a live look right here at the redwood shores. that's beautiful. you

. >>> oakland businesses boarded up after violent weekend in the city. forceful plea for help from the police chief. >>> something to smile about, beloved holiday tradition that was forced to break from tradition last year because of covid. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are dropping now. i'll talk about >>> a live look over oakland on this monday night. city marking yet another violent weekend, and its police chief is calling out city leaders to step up and help. one business is taking matters into its own hands, boarding up so it won't be a target. cheryl hurd. >> my reaction to what is go ing on in the city is wow, we look like wild west to rest of the country i feel like. >> reporter: the have a heart dispensary boarded up windows, cannabis operations a target in oakland. >> i see more and more trouble happening. >> reporter: police responded to an operation, suspects firing at officers and hitting the car at least three times. no one was hurt but over the weekend there were two fatalities and 300 calls for service. >> some of

plus -- >> it has been a very difficult year for us in the city of oakland. >> oakland's police chief says enough is enough. a one-on-one with oakland's top cop and what he says he will need to keep the streets safe. >>> we'll have one more shot of rain before the weekend, and then we head back into a stretch of dry weather. i will break down the timeline and what the forecast shows for the bay area. this is "today in the bay." >>> this is wednesday morning. thanks so much for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we have heard the warnings, get your holiday shopping and shipping done early because time may catch up to you. >> we sent "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez to a processing this morning to see what they are doing to make sure the grinch stays away from your holiday gift giving plans. >> reporter: if we thought we were busy in the morning, you should see what happens in the heart of the shipping facility here in san josÉ. last year when we could not gather with our loved ones and friends, we sent 13 billion cards and packages. this year is

, to have them in one car for an emergency meeting to discuss gun violence in the city of oakland. i am asking council members to step up and have a conversation about the loss of life in this city beyond the politics of whether you support police or not there is a clear problem in this city that this city has to deal with overwhelming violence in this community over the weekend and it is unacceptable. >> reporter: the chief says he is working on a way to make the streets safer. he says he is working with federal partners to work with the city on this along with the chp. he also expresses that this isn't just an oakland problem. he says it is a bay area problem that must stop. reporting live in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a new covid crisis at santa clara county jails. an outbreak is now forcing the county to look for help including asking neighboring jails for help. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at the jail where there are questions about below santa clara should have been more prepared. >> reporter: the biggest obstacle is isolation. how do you

plus -- >> another shooting in oakland, witnesses say the victim hit with stray bullet as the city struggles for answers. >> good evening. we understand the woman at center of the shooting, innocent bystander shot in front of legendary fox theater in oakland as she waited to meet band members before the concert. >> appears she was hit by stray bullet. heightened concern after the tragic shooting of the little boy by stray bullet on 880. cheryl hurd. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: fans who came to see the band all time low disappointed that the concert had to be canceled because of a shooting. one of my favorite bands and dreamt about the moment five years, so really upset but hope everybody's okay. >> reporter: band's lead singer also concerned, taking to instagram to explain why they canceled the show. >> earlier today altercation took place down the street involving gunfire and one person waiting in line for our show was hit by stray bullet in the arm. >> reporter: just before 2:30 across from the famed fox theater. witnesses say it was running battle person trying to steal a car and owner. >

. >>> oakland businesses boarded up after violent weekend in the city. forceful plea for help from the police chief. >>> something to smile about, beloved holiday tradition that was forced to break from tradition last year because of covid. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are dropping now. i'll talk about the cold morning and travel forecast. we're back in 60 seconds. >>> a live look over oakland on this monday night. city marking yet another violent weekend, and its police chief is calling out city leaders to step up and help. one business is taking matters into its own hands, boarding up so it won't be a target. cheryl hurd. >> my reaction to what is go ing on in the city is wow, we look like wild west have a heart dispensary boarded up windows, cannabis operations a target in oakland. >> i see more and more trouble happening. >> reporter: police responded to an operation, suspects firing at officers and hitting the car at least three times. no one was hurt but over the weekend there were two fatalities and 300 calls for service.

it's my hope that this is a call to those that make the decisions in the city of oakland to invest in public safety. >> right now chief armstrong says his department has 681 sworn officers. he'd like to see 500 additional officers added to the force, which can't happen on a tight budget. >>> san francisco is apparently trying to plan ahead if safe injection sites ever become legal. mayor breed introduced a new ordnance for a safe consumption site staffed with health care workers. it would be on geary in the tenderloin. this is video of a proofsly planned site. the state senator scott wiener recently introduced a new measure for a pilot program in san francisco, oakland and los angeles. similar bills in the past have been vetoed. >>> the focus in the elizabeth holmes criminal trial. the latest to take the stand, a san francisco fund manager whose firm invested nearly $100 million. brian grossman testified holmes and her partner falsely told him theranos had a major contract with the defense department. other former investors have made similar claims. but he says he also took a theranos

the information on city streets, and that's coming up, and in san josÉ. the build for your typical westbound routes through contra costa county, and the backup at the bay bridge and across the span. back to you. >> thank you. >>> next here on "today in the bay," rising costs now hitting home in the snack aisle at your supermarket. say it isn't so. stick around so you can fined out how much more you can be paying for your favorite food. >>> the san josÉ sharks are defying the odds. ahead at 6:25, we will have an update on what is being called one of the team's largest covid outbreaks. >>> in business, james bonds' biggest enemy is inflation. dow jones looks like it will take a loss on the open. plus -- ♪ ♪ glory days ♪♪ >> oh, yes, his glory days are far from over. the boss deal, the record amount of cash he could bring in. oh, cha-ching, cha-ching. find out how much. maybe you could borrow some? you're watching "today in the bay." 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 wort

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the city of oakland is requiring employees to report vaccine status by november 15th and be fully vaccinated by the end of the month unless they applied for an exemption. employees who don't get the shot may be terminated. as bay area cities crackdown, there is pushback against mandates in other parts of the country. the biden administration is responding to an appeals court decision temporarily blocking its vaccine or weekly testing requirement for private companies with 100 or more workers. florida is just one state challenging that mandate. >> no cop, no firefighter, no nurse, nobody should be losing their jobs because of these jabs. >> reporter: as appeals work their way through the court system, the white house is urging business owners to continue encouraging employees to get the shot. jean elle, "nbc bay area news". >>> well, it is a hotly debated topic among parents with young kids to vaccinate or not to vaccinate. well, tonight the santa clara county office of education held a virtual town hall to answer some parents' questions. they were joined by doctors from the county, stanford.

san francisco and oakland are among the cities that have already launched similar praplgz. >>> prosecutors in the elizabeth holmes criminal fraud trial plan to wrap up the case today. the defense cross examined an earlier investor that lost more than $1 million. allen eyes amen talked about holmes not returning his calls. he said that he did not think that his communication had anything to do with his testimony but admitted the fbi did tell him not to contact prosecutors. follow our reporting on the theranos trial on nbcbayarea.com when you click on elizabeth holmes trial coverage. >>> and then developing a large chunk of space in the bay area in the coyote valley area in south san josÉ. supporters say the commercial development could mean 5,500 new jobs, and not everybody is onboard. >> it's a slippery slope, as you allow one particular development to move forward there's no principle basis for drawing a line anywhere else and you will see the entire valley get developed. >> the meeting takes place this afternoon. >>> 4:37 this morning. want to take a live look outside over san francisco

like oakland, walnut creek and san francisco. but the alameda police department is putting out specific information to help keep small businesses safe. police recommend putting scattered security film on all windows, adding motion sensor cameras and taking valuable items out of display cases to prevent a smash and grab like this. the owner is putting measures in place. >> each time something happens, we respond as well as we can. >> reporter: the owners of prime 365 plan to respond, being hit twice in a month by retail thieves cost them about $180,000. >> people are hungry. we know what's going on. we didn't expect it to happen to us. >> reporter: in oakland. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> could a new partnership stop the crime spree in the bay area? prosecutors announce ad new alliance aimed at combatting these themes. it is made up of officers in many places. they say this partnership will allow them to share information so they can successfully prosecute anyone involved in those mob-style burglaries. >>> a double whammy fo

gun violence is a huge problem here in the city of oakland. unfortunately, there is no real solutions to this problem. meanwhile, the concert has been cancelled, raj and no word on if and when it will be rescheduled. >> cheryl, the interesting thing is we've been in the community so long and so many of us have been right there waiting to get in the fox theater. we know from the 880 shooting there aren't many high quality cameras to track the cars on the freeway but you're not middle of the city. any indication of security cameras that may have seen the cars go by and make the shot? >> reporter: that's funny you should ask. that's the first thing i did was go from door to door, business to business looking for surveillance video, and i wasn't able to find it. as i was standing here waiting for this live shot, i managed to see a security camera right here in front of the fox theater. unfortunately, in this case the shooting apparently happen the across the street. what this camera probably captured is the aftermath right here. >> okay. any indic

. >>> it has been a difficult year for us in the city of oakland. >> the oakland police chief says enough is enough amid a surge of gun violence. this is "today in the bay." >>> here we go. oh, my gosh, i almost said monday morning and it's wednesday already! >> you

rampant gun violence that leapfrogged from city streets to secretary of state 880. the family was driving southbound when their car was struck by a stray bullet, striking the toddler in the head. a family spokesperson says jasper's mother was driving at the time and there were two other children in the car. jasper was pronounced dead at the hospital. chp says the family's car was not the intended target and instead the gunman was likely traveling on the opposite northbound lanes. >> find these killers if we work with each other, look at your dash cams from that day. your videos, if you are a semitruck driver, doordash, uber driver, anything, please look at your videos. >> reporter: the mayor says oakland police is assisting the chp track down the shooter or shooters involved. she says, quote, to lose a 23-month-old to gun violence is at heart-wrenching and as sickening as it gets. tonight's vigil for jasper is at 7th and market in oakland at 7:00 p.m. >> we have got to do this for the community. we need to let them know we are near support them. >> reporter: a chp o

to make it easier for people in oakland to do the right thing, the city had allow them to take large items to the dump for free. they'll allow more opportunities for curbside pickup for big items that people have in their homes and apartments. >> they were able to come out here and do it. as opposed to having my staff members on overtime waiting for me to come to their yard, then they got to come here to dump it. >> the city is still lacks enforcement and that needs to change. the council member says they're planning for more cameras at dumping hot spots to curtail it. >>> we were talking about gas prices soaring. now uber is helping its drivers save money. it is called rest and save. it allows drivers to pause ride requests when they need to fill up their tank and once paused, drivers can see real time gas prices with a discount of up to 25 cents a gallon. they can also pause rides to find public restrooms. >>> a new push to bring live entertainment back to san francisco. >>> okay. san francisco's nightlife getting a shot in the arm to help it recover from the pandemic we're still e