greg legans ktvu fox two news. well nothing's pretty here in oakland and the gorgeous sun behind us along the oakland estuary rosemary oroczo. but that's about to change, isn't it? that son is going to go away? garcia hello to you. hello claudine. into all of you out there. we are enjoying some nice weather after a very chilly start, temperatures are still below average, but not too bad. we will begin to see an increase in cloud cover they'll thicken up and by tonight the rain is expected to move in. here's a live look at sfo. where if you take a look at the bush at the bottom of your screen there not moving too much. not just yet. we also have a wind advisory that will come along with this wet weather right now. temperatures in the upper fifties over san francisco low sixties in berkeley, 60 degrees reported in livermore and in the north bay. we have 61 napa. temperatures are within a few degrees of yesterday at this time, nevado down by four as well as fairfield conquered and livermore, up by two winds are genera

ktvu, fox two news. thank you. some oakland city council members are making a new push for peace on the streets after three shootings in oakland in a span of less than 12 hours. it's draining traumatizing on our oakland residents, this destructive violence just the malicious acts of crime. they're tearing our hearts. they're tearing our families. two of wednesday's shootings happened near oakland landmarks, the fox theater and lake merritt. two of the victims from the three shootings are expected to survive. but a 22 year old woman who was shot around one a.m. at the lakeshore avenue called a sec is reportedly in grave condition. city council members lauren taylor and trivia read say the violence is unacceptable. blatant disregard for human life, and that's what needs to stop. put down the gun. it is not acceptable. it is not okay and that you will be held accountable to shoot people in the midst of traffic at concert lines, parks, gas stations. oakland police say anyone with information on the shootings should cal

ktvu, fox two news. some new numbers out highlight the stark reality of how much money you need to make a year to buy a home here in the bear. it now takes an average annual income of $235,000 to buy a home. in the bay area, new data from the california association of real tour show. the median home price in the bay area is nearly $1.3 million highest home prices are in san mateo county, where the average home is $2 million, so to afford a home in san mateo county and now takes. an annual household income of some $364,000. if you want to buy a house in san francisco takes $313,000 a year santa clara county annual income needed to buy home their 300,000 and to buy a home in alameda county. average income needed it's almost 237. $1000 we have good news to share now, after volunteers in the east bay made a plea to save thanksgiving dinner for thousands of people in need, the legal volunteers in newark was at risk of losing 300 turkeys if it didn't secure 26 ft refrigerated truck by monday. the group's reser

amber lee ktvu, fox two news. major developments in the fight against covid as the director of the cdc approved the pfizer vaccine for 5 to 11 year olds earlier tonight this afternoon, an expert panel of cdc advisors unanimously approved the smaller doses as safe and effective for school aged children. data from fighters showed the shots to be 91% effective. the director of the cdc said, while the risk of severe disease and death is lower in children, the pandemic has had an enormous impact on children's lives. yes vaccination has the power to help us change all of that. and to let us move towards schools as we once knew it and hope it can be a safe and enriching environment for all of our children. 28 million more children across the country are now eligible for covid shots and here in the bay area. some families already have appointments to get their kids vaccinated, and pediatrician, schools and health officers have been preparing for months to ensure a smooth rollout. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live with

griff jenkins, ktvu fox. two news, alameda county as a new vaccine policy, all first responders have to be vaccinated by december, 21st. this applies to police, firefighters and ambulance providers. anyone who's not fully vaccinated has to be tested for covid weekly and has to wear a face mask around patients. the county says employers are first responders can have their own vaccine mandates that don't include testing options if they choose. the security company is facing a lawsuit 4.5 years after deadly mass shooting at a san francisco ups facility as ktvu christien kafton reports, workers claimed the company did not do enough to keep them safe the day of that shooting. the shooting at the ups facility in san francisco's potrero hill in june of 2017 shocked the bay area. police say employee jimmy lam shot and killed two of his co workers inside the facility and another outside to others were shot and survived their injuries. lamb took his own life when san francisco police arrived on the scene. now 47 worker

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. hello again. i'm andre senior and i'm cristina rendon. let's get right to that breaking news, an amber alert issued in alameda and contra costa county is just over an hour ago. police say leo norville was abducted in sacramento just before five p.m. this evening. he is three years old, three ft. tall £35 and has brown hair and brown eyes. police say he is with 30 year old joshua yea go. diego is five ft 10 inches tall £180 and has brown hair and brown eyes. take a look at the vehicle. the chp is asking everyone to be on the lookout for a great 2011. bmw 3 28 i with california plates. those plate numbers six and t u 367. and tonight, east bay freeway signs illuminated with that license plate number. we're told iago may have reason to visit hayward or oakland and police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. you're asked to call 911 if you see the suspect the child or the car. we will bring you any updates as we get them. well none of this. we're learning more tonight about a fire that l

ktvu fox two news. oakland's police chief, is addressing the increase in violent crime and homicides in the city that has already surpassed. last year's total's chief laurent armstrong says more police recruits are expected to graduate soon, and that means more officers on patrol. in the next month. there have been 127 homicides in oakland so far this year. there were 74 homicides just a couple of years ago in 2019. the latest homicide was on sunday when a man was shot to death when he confronted a car burglar right near lake marriage the day before. a retired police officer kevin ashida, died from his injuries after he was shot. while working as a security guard protecting a television news crew chief also talked about some of the recent organized mass retail robberies that have happened in stores, pharmacies and cannabis dispensaries in the city of oakland. we know that the use of social media is how they coordinated. we know that some of our groups and gangs that we've identified in the city of oakla

mike tobin ktvu fox two news. president biden is at the global climate change conference in glasgow, scotland. today it's the first of a two week meeting among world leaders to find solutions to climate change. ktvu erasmus live in our newsroom here with details on the president's plan and the timeline to reach those goals. alley gothia, the president says the goal here in the u. s, is to eliminate the use of fossil fuels in our power grid. by the year 2035. be assured the goal is to get nations to commit to cutting greenhouse gases. there's no more time to hang back or sit in the fence or argue amongst ourselves. this is the challenge of our collective lifetimes. the existential threat threat to human existence as we know it and keep global temperatures from rising more than 1.5 degrees celsius. climate scientists warned that beyond that, we begin to reach the point of no return. two degrees more and we jeopardize the food supply. for hundreds of millions of people as crops with her. locusts swarm. three degrees

gregory ktvu, fox two news. president biden meeting with his cabinet, as he explains how the latest past piece of legislation will help their agencies boxes, lauren blanchard tells us republicans now seem to be pushing back as the president pushes forward with another spending bill. the bill represents critical investments that are long overdue in our country, president biden sitting down with his cabinet ahead of monday's signing of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, do we do it right? we know what it will mean. we know what it will mean it will create millions of new jobs will grow the economy plus announcing he will nominate former commissioner of the food and drug administration, dr robert, calif. again lead the agency. but senator joe manchin, whose state has been hard hit by the opioid epidemic, says he opposes the nomination because of caliphs ties to the pharmaceutical industry. every senator can vote for against members are people who are nominated. that's their role, but. we feel he's a qualified pers

tenny ktvu, fox two news. all right time now is 12 15, and let's turn our attention to the weather because while it was raining here in the bay area, it was snowing in the sierra, and that's good news up there. several inches of new snow fell overnight and into the morning in the higher elevations and the snow is expected to continue to fall throughout the day. just a short time ago, heavenly and northstar resorts announced plans to open on november 19th. alright let's bring in meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary, you know that makes me happy. i'm always i'm always keeping an eye on on the resorts of there, and we have that big atmospheric river before, but it just it didn't hold. so they had to shut down again. so it's nice to see them planning to open up again. so nice cloudy and i know you're a big time skier, but we know for the entire state, right? it's definitely good for all of us, and that snow pack is important. and so happy to see that it is so early in the season. we typically haven't seen this t

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. protesters say they hope today's event will convince the company to take action. the protest, they protested, rather outside the company's headquarters in menlo park. demonstrators also held rallies in seattle chicago, charlotte and other cities across the country. ktvu is elissa harrington reports. best book fairs bust, protesters rallied outside the meta headquarters in menlo park, calling out facebook, accusing the social media giant of inciting violence against muslims in india. basically we're trying to bring awareness to the masses here about what facebook has been doing. in india get technically promoting hate and david ali said social media has pitted religions against each other, he said. neighbors are turning on neighbors and facebook has played a large role in politics and real world violence. these organizations are. openly inciting mobs, uh, calling them to kill muslims calling them uh traitors,

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. today the city of los angeles began enforcing its proof of vaccination mandate for various indoor businesses. the program called safe passage, la. launched on november 8th. it requires businesses to verify customers are vaccinated before. it applies to restaurants, bars , gyms, hair and nail salons, entertainment and sports venues . some people say even though they are vaccinated, they do not want to share that information. i wasn't cool with like showing off that i was vaccinated. it was just like a personal decision. um and now you came to have to, you know, like, oh, yeah, i'm back. senator. here's the proof. enforcement starts with a warning, followed by fines from 1000 to $5000, also in southern california. 29 year old man has been arrested in the shooting deaths of his four children and their grandmother. investigators say the children's mother discovered the bodies last night. at the family's home in lancaster, north of los angeles. the young victims were 12 and under and also

greg lee ktvu, fox two news. the alameda unified school district is giving the public an inside look at safety measures used in schools across california as the efforts to protect kids from covid-19 continue this morning, teachers, parents and district leaders were at payden elementary school to demonstrate the everyday practices in place to keep students safe and the community safe. masking and a regular covid-19 testing program were all highlighted as local leaders push for the next step of vaccinating students. right now we have an opportunity for children ages. 5 to 11 to finally get vaccinated to have the opportunity to not have their school days disrupted anymore with incidents of having a covid. covid testing and covid carrying cases happening for everybody. school leaders say vaccinations will be a key layer of protection for keeping schools safe. other ongoing steps include contact tracing symptom, tracking quarantines for expose students and proper ventilation. chp says there have been 76 shootings on f

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. there are reports of woman in argentina has become the second person in the world to be quote naturally cured of aids. doctors say the woman was diagnosed with hiv eight years ago and that for the last four years they've been going over her dna searching for traces of the virus and have come up empty. they even checked her placenta after she gave birth last year. the baby daughter is also hiv free. the first person who was declared naturally cured is lauren willenberg of san francisco. two other people who received stem cell transplants have also been cured. but all the other patients in the world have had that risky procedure still test positive for aids. federal government is warning americans about traveling to certain areas of europe because of covid dangers. cbc is adding three countries to its list of very high risk countries. the czech republic, hungary and iceland are now in level four. that's the highest risk category. this means these countries have more than 500 covid cases

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. zakariyah brain out there. now it's going to continue into the evening hours to the early morning that could impact on will impact the tuesday morning commute. i'll see you back here with that. all right, bill thank you. and let's get right over to heather holmes in a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus other well, mike state leaders continuing to take on climate change while attending the u n conference there in scotland. we have details on the work that these california lawmakers say needs to be done. and lawsuits already being filed after the devastating events at that astro world festival in houston. what we're learning tonight from tmz, including. the houston police chiefs concerns before this concert even began those stories and a lot more coming up. live tonight on the seven over on ktvu plus c then but first after the break, see how the pandemic helped create opportunities for a lot of consumers to make some bad decisions. ♪ ♪ you can jump. $0 gym me

ktvu fox two news. new at noon. fighter and moderna are a step closer to offering covid-19 booster shots for all adults. the fda this morning authorized a third dose of both vaccines. this sets the stage for final cdc approval. its panel of experts are meeting right now. the move expands the government's effort to get ahead of rising coronavirus cases that experts say could lead to a winter search. the fda addressed concerns about the safety of boosters. trying to making its decision. it really fueled a vigorous discussion in the prior fda expert meeting around boosters and at the cdc expert meeting around boosters. the cdc's decision is expected soon here in california and nine other states covid booster shots already available to adults who have been vaccinated for the past six months. will turn out the weather here. it's a mix of a little tiny bit of sun and a whole lot of clouds today, even some scattered showers for you here in the bay area. a live look at the gorgeous oakland estuary. the temperatures are mild

johnson, siri ktvu, fox two news. the state of california has made it easier for people to book coronavirus booster shots. appointments online. the state is now encouraging everyone 18 and older to get a booster shot, but the states might turn website. was not updated until today to reflect the new recommendation that left many people confused and incorrectly believing that they were ineligible to receive the shot happening now markham elementary school in oakland hosting a vaccine clinic for students and families, it's designed to help families who might have a tough time getting to a medical office or pharmacy on their own. the state epidemiologist will be there later today and will help administer covid vaccines. the clinic is open now until six o'clock. well, some parents in the west contra costa school district are fighting against a student vaccine mandate. ktvu deborah villalon has more on a push by some parents to ease off some deadlines. we do not want our children to be experimented on like labyrinth, parent

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. two men face murder and attempted murder charges in connection to last month's robbery and shooting at retired oakland police captain er see joyner, marlon king and command breaking were arraigned in dublin. they did not enter plea. a third man joshua hails, is in custody in texas. the robbery happened october 21st at a west oakland gas station. surveillance video shows joiners surrounded by several men who grabbed his phone, pulled a chain off of his neck and stole a backpack from his car. joyner fired his gun, killing one of those suspected robbers. joyner suffered multiple gunshot wounds but was released from the hospital. the defendants are now charged with murder for the death of their alleged accomplice. we're now averaging more than 1000 deaths from covid-19 every day here in the . s. and there are fears of 1/5 nationwide covid wave. as we head into winter. fox news, phil keating has more now for us from miami. health officials say a new nationwide covid surge could be unavoida

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. concert goers trampled and crushed tonight new information about the events that led up to the deaths of eight people at a music festival in houston, as the incident is now considered a criminal investigation, also ahead, a group of california lawmakers laying out plans to fight climate change, but governor gavin newsom is noticeably absent from the the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minu

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. jury deliberations are set to begin tomorrow morning in the wisconsin case of kyle rittenhouse. in closing arguments today, the state stood firm with its argument. prosecutors say rittenhouse was the aggressor when he killed two men and wounded another during a protest. that protest followed the shooting of jacob blake last summer in kenosha, but written houses attorneys say one man who was fatally shot charged toward rittenhouse, forcing him to defend himself. we don't play fast and loose with the facts pretending that mr rosen bomb was citizen a he was a rioter. the national guard is on standby for any unrest from a verdict and the white house says they will monitor the situation in kenosha. rittenhouse faces life in prison if convicted of the most serious felony charge against him. police in colorado are now investigating a drive by shooting near a high school today that injured 16 agers police say multiple rounds were fired from different guns at a park in the denver suburb of aur

henry lee ktvu fox two news. new and six san francisco police sergeant has been criminally charged in the robbery of a rite aid store in san mateo authorities say sfpd sergeant david cole was off duty earlier this month when he tried to rob the pharmacy of painkillers. is now charged with four counts of robbery, having a concealed and loaded gun and resisting arrest. officials say he resisted arrest by trying to run away. cole's been with sfpd for 27 years. right now he's out on bail and is on unpaid leave. calls attorney says his client is battling painkiller addiction also knew at six tonight. an inmate at the santa rita jail in dublin died early this morning and his cell mate is now being investigated in the case. alameda county sheriff's sergeant ray kelly said the cell mate was found standing over the unresponsive man just after midnight. first responders tried to save the inmate, but he was pronounced dead about 45 minutes later. neither man's name has been released. an autopsy will determine how the inmate

griff jenkins, ktvu fox. two news tsh workers are expected to screen some 20 million travelers this week. sfo saw big crowds over the weekend, and things are expected to stay busy. friday saturday. sunday have been the three busiest days at sfo since the pandemic began. so we're certainly bearing encouraged by that definitely on the road to recovery in terms of volume. sfo wants to remind travelers masks are required at all us airports. and when you're boarding a plane and flying free masks, of course, are available at the terminals. alright, let's take a peek at the best and worst times to hit the road. the bay area news group compiled data from triple a, which shows the worst time to set out is between four and six p.m. tomorrow. you'll likely see the most traffic heading back to the bay area on sunday between one and seven pm now if you can wait triple a says the best time to hit the road ahead of thanksgiving would be after nine p.m. on wednesday and as many families prepare to celebrate thanksgiving with

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. an investigation is underway after a student brought a pellet gun do an east middle school today and allegedly threatened to shoot other students that all middle school was locked down this morning after someone reported seeing the gun, which they said appeared to be a real semi automatic weapon. police conducted an extensive search and found the gun inside the student's backpack. a student we spoke to says the boy brought the gun to school because of a previous altercation with another student. he just pulled out of his pants. his pulled up his jacket a little. and i saw it. did you notify teacher teacher or administrator or have they already known about? i couldn't because he was threatening to shoot me. you're threatening to shoot all the other kids that he told about the gun, he told one of my friends. i used also gonna shoot him if he said anything to the teachers or anything. police say the student was detained for questioning and no one was injured. a vigil was held this evenin

cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. across the country, some more states and cities are giving vaccine boosters to all adults who want them. at least four states in new york city are now allowing everyone over the age of 18 to get that booster shot. this goes against. current fda guidelines, which recommends boosters only for senior citizens and others at high risk of infection. but others argue that there's really no reason to wait for the fda to give that green light, leading some to suggest the fda is moving too slowly. we need more boosters, by the way, which was still not getting for everyone over the age of 18. they're going like a snail's pace with that. the push for boosters comes as overall vaccination rates are inching u. the united states is averaging about 1.4 million doses a day, and health officials say that bodes well for the upcoming winter season. despite the demand for booster shots, many communities are still battling over vaccine mandates. teachers and staff in los angeles schools are now required to

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. fiji hopes installing new technology will help prevent threats of future wildfires will show you how the system works, plus. holiday music goes hand in hand with the season, but for some people, it's like nails on a chalkboard coming up the psychology behind bad feelings for the music. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ lapse video of flames moving up the mountain top just yesterday , fire started over the weekend and quickly grew out of control . it is now burned more than 500 acres in pilot mountain state park. officials say controlling the flames has been difficult due to the rugged terrain and the dry weather in the area. no one has been hurt that when the fire and no word yet on the cost , california is still facing drought conditions, and that is raising concerns about the potential for more wildfires. south reporter jesse harry shows us how pg and e is

i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. three people were shot in antioch as they attended what police called a peaceful vigil. officers were called to hillcrest park at 5 40. last night, someone fired shots into a large crowd there, police say a 17 year old 23, year old and 20 year old was shot and taken to the hospital with what officials described as non life threatening injuries. no suspects have been identified. there is no motive given for the shooting. kaiser permanente has reached a tentative agreement with its pharmacists across northern california the pharmacist were planning on striking starting today, but that strike has now been canceled, and pharmacy operations are expected to be back to normal later today. the three year deal reached overnight provides better wage and health benefits for some 2500 pharmacists across the state. this news comes just days after another tentative deal was reached by kaiser with more than 50,000 other union employees across four western states and admit it now we expect to see pre

ktvu, fox two news. the white house covid-19 response team says the vaccination program for young children is fully up and running, the team says more than 900,000 kids. 5 to 11 years old have received their covid-19 shots since the fda and cdc approved it last week. the vaccines are available at doctor's offices. children's hospitals, health clinics, school based clinics and pharmacies. through pharmacies alone 700,000 additional appointments are already on the calendar at local pharmacies. parents and families across the country are breathing giant sighs of relief. and we are just getting started. the biden administration says it has procured enough vaccines to distribute to all 28 million children ages 5 to 11 in the united states governor nixon was in southern california today, promoting covid-19 vaccinations and booster shots. the governor along with senator alex padilla, we're at a vaccine and flu shot clinic in los angeles. they talked about the state's ongoing efforts to increase vaccination and

i'm andre senior ktvu fox two news. today pfizer asked the fda to approve its covid-19 booster shot for anyone 18 and older. the company presented new data from a study showing the booster is 96% effective at preventing symptomatic covid infections right now, the extra doses only approved for people 65 up and those at higher risk because of their medical conditions or jobs. meantime the biden administration is making a push to get more children vaccinated with some new guidance from the surgeon general. facing out that interval dozing to six weeks, 12 weeks actually causes a stronger immune response and decreases the side effects. the biden administration is urging school districts to host clinics to provide covid-19 vaccinations to students and reminder you can keep up to date with the latest coronavirus developments on our website just visit ktvu .com/ covid-19. san francisco voters now set to decide whether or not district attorney chase a boudin should be removed from office. ktvu is jana katsuyama live tonight, the

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. it is beginning to look a lot like pre pandemic holidays after a year off santa's, are finally returning to bay area malls. but this big comeback is being hampered by a shortage, ktvu, south bay reporter jesse gary explains. for the first time in two years, the big man with the big smile and the bigger belly is suited up and ready to sit and listen in person to christmas presents requests. we're grateful to have had it and. we got our photos in the santa himself was lovely, as was mrs claus. and so santa's arrival at malls, maybe more of an outlier than the norm this season. there's a nationwide shortage of people to portray this icon. it is a little crazy when the phone rings from 5 30 in the morning till 11 30 at night and then at midnight, i can start my work for the day. susan mexico is the founder and president of a colorado based professional santa school. she says the aftermath of the covid pandemic is demand outpacing performers for this holiday classic natural attrition of ap

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. this is a big deal is enormous investment of resources and critical infrastructure. and it's a rare moment when democrats and republicans can show up at an event and cheer together. california hoping to take advantage of $1.2 trillion spending plan signed into law today by president biden and two bay area mayors were on hand to see it happen in person. good evening. i'm julie julie haener and mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, california expects to get billions of dollars out of the spending plan more than 25 billion will go specifically to highway upgrade. another $4.2 billion will help repair or replace bridges. $100 million will be spent on improving broadband coverage across the state. and 84 million will be used for wildfire protection projects over the next five years. keep in mind. these are only some of the highlights. oakland mayor libby schaaf, who was at today's bill signing with san jose mayor sam liccardo, says the bay area may see some of this federal money as

amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. government leaders in britain's royal family gathered to honor those who have died in military service coming up the noticeable absence during the remembrance day ceremony, plus. nearly 200 countries agreeing to a deal to combat climate change on the last day of the u. n talks in scotland. i'm charles watson. i'll have the details coming up. and it was pretty cold and some of those inland bay valleys today that valley fog thick and persistent, not so in san francisco at the coast, where temperatures reach the seventies, all have the forecast for the week coming up. was remen today to pay tribute to all of the country's war dead. queen elizabeth was set to attend a ceremony in london today but buckingham palace says she could not attend due to a sprained back. her daughter, princess anne, was among the royal family members to attend along with prince william. today's event was supposed to be the queen's the 95 year old queens first public appearance after canceling events in recent wee

henry lee ktvu fox studios. volunteers in the east mayor scrambling right now to save thanksgiving dinner for thousands in need. the league of volunteers in new work says it needs a 26 ft refrigeration truck by monday. if not, it could possibly lose 300 turkeys. more than three decades, the group has delivered free hot thanksgiving meals to about 5000 homebound residents. but this year the refrigeration truck that they had reserved back in august was cancelled. and we use it to store the and thaw the 300 turkeys, and then we use it as a refrigeration unit to store all the cook turkeys as we barbecue 20 at a time. and get them all carved up and ready to serve on thanksgiving day. organizers say the 300 turkeys are being delivered on monday and that they're trying desperately right now to find a drug. but at this point, nothing has been reserved. still to come a new thrill in new york city, the unique perspective that daredevils can now get from 1300 ft. up. and we are tracking a warm up around here. temperatures

on ktvu. fox news starts now. and more people out and about this thanksgiving the last year hello again, everyone. i'm heather holes and i'm jana katsuyama. frank and julie are off tonight with more people out on the roads and out celebrating. the chp says they are on alert with extra dy patrols. ktvu asma smith has more from san jose. that santana row restaurants were open on thanksgiving night by the looks of the crowds. many people skipped the traditional thanksgiving dinner. we didn't know what the world would be like the situation will be like right now. normally we host thanksgiving. this family is more comfortable outdoor dining than gathering everyone. we spoke to had a lot to celebrate. just really. thankful that we're all healthy. i'm a sophomore in college. my freshman year was kind of like online. so this is my first time away from family and after two months like being here is like. yeah, i miss i miss home food. i miss hanging out with these. my parents. chp wants to remind those who are out and abou

wong ktvu fox two news. still to come at noon and upgrade for bar the new improvements to its air filtration system to make writers feel even safer about staying away from covid. also this warm weather has temperatures heading higher in the bay area, and that will stay the case for your holiday weekend. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo out in this gorgeous son. he has your full forecast son. he has your full forecast coming up. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and

evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. and the crime wave targeting stores is having a big impact on the retail industry as they struggle with employees safety and retention earlier today, on the four we spoke with the president of the california retailers association about the impact. of these thefts, retailers have invested millions of dollars in safety measures to protect their employees. you know, that's why we need district attorneys, and we did law enforcement also step up. i think this is not just can be placed on retailers. there's a lot of players in this that need to be part of this solution , so we want to make sure that our employees are protected, and that's why you continue to see retailers investing whatever they need to make sure their employees are protected when they come to work. rachel mitchell and also says retailers should not have to take drastic steps such as store closures to bring attention to the problem and the need for officials to do more to stop the thefts. we have more on the rash of retail

i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. and tomorrow is giving tuesday a banner day for nonprofit organizations here in the bay area and across the court world on giving tuesday. people are encouraged to donate to a favorite charity or cause it also gives nonprofits away to funnel their fundraising into one big day. last year, the event raised almost $2.5 billion in the us following black friday and cyber monday. well, giving tuesday pushes back on consumerism. instead of spending all your money on buying things . how about if you expressed some generosity by giving to those in need, so that's exactly how it got started. we were very fortunate and giving tuesday doesn't have to be about just donating money. many nonprofits are welcoming volunteers once again so many people will spend tomorrow, giving their time and their kindness to others. if you have a you do have a few more days by the way to contribute to our one warm coat drive. if you have a gently worn code or jacket that you would like to donate to bay area families

amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. lawmakers in san francisco say they are hoping voters approve of a new office of victim and witness writes in response to rising crime in the city supervisor catherine stephanie introduced the plan aimed at creating streamlined means for victims of crime to receive services. plan also calls for ensuring that victims of violence can also get help navigating the criminal and civil legal system to protect them from further violence. services for victims are divided among several departments, each with their own missions and mandates. this leaves victims with the task of navigating complex city bureaucracy right at the moment when they are least able to do so, and that needs to end now. san francisco voters will get a chance to vote on the victim protection measure on the june ballot. the push is on for everyone 18 and older to get their covid-19 booster shot. however, many online vaccinations scheduling sites have yet to be updated and only allow individuals who meet certain requirements

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. a federal appeals court today temporarily blocked the release of records sought by u. s house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. the court was considering an emergency request by former president donald trump the administrative stays intended to give the court time to consider trump's arguments against the release of documents. the documents were set to be released tomorrow. but today's order delays the potential release of them until the end of the month airport starting to see an uptick in the number of people feeling confident enough to travel during the pandemic still to come here. why some transportation workers? thank you should reconsider the traveling over the upcoming holidays. and we have another warm day on tap for your friday. it's gonna be beautiful house good back into the mid seventie. what's the weekend look like? i'll have that when i returned. up next. a dazzling display of holiday colors, the light show returning to walnut creek this returning to

in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. the white house covid-19 response team says the vaccination program for young children is fully up and running, the team says more than 900,000 kids aged 5 to 11. have received their covid-19 shots since the fda and cbc approved it last week. the vaccines are available at doctor's offices, children's hospitals, health clinics, school based clinics and pharmacies. through pharmacies alone 700,000 additional appointments. are already on the calendar at local pharmacies. parents and families across the country are breathing giant sighs of relief. and we are just getting started. the biden administration says it has procured enough shots to vaccinate all 28 million kids in that younger age group here in the united states. governor newsom was in southern california today promoting covid-19 vaccinations and booster shots. the governor joins senator alex padilla at a vaccine and flu shot clinic in los angeles. the two talked about the state's ongoing efforts to increase vaccinations and boos

henry lee ktvu fox two news. charges have been filed in the death of an east based cyclists killed in lafayette back in april and the contra costa county district attorney's office says laurie everitt was charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter. for hitting and killing 87 year old joe shammy. the da's office says effort failed to yield in a roundabout at pleasant hill road, an olympic boulevard on april 13th joe shammy was known as a legend in the cycling community, writing to the top of mount diablo every week. for more than a decade, the fremont police department held a swearing in ceremony today for its new chief. out of minors. they have an opportunity and privilege to serve those who work. and live in this reading community. i'm honored to carry on our ftp tradition of excellence established by those inspirational and innovative leaders who came before me. i am confident that chief sean armstrong took his official oath of office back on october 1st to meet statutory requirements but never had a cerem

tom vacar ktvu fox two news. so, tom, what's the next step? you said this could be approved by next summer and $90 million project, an eight mile long water pipeline. how long potentially would it take to build something like that? well it was certainly they get the approvals they expect to have it online in the summer of 2022. so what, eight or nine months from now? all right, tom baker reporting live for us tonight, tom. thank you. earlier today, u s senator alex padilla met with state and local leaders in san jose to talk about the benefits of the newly passed infrastructure investments and jobs act. the lawmakers described how the bill will provide billions in federal funding for california for transportation roads, clean energy and strengthening the supply chain. i also want to mention the high speed internet provision in this bill 65 billion for the nation, but we know there are parts of our community even here in santa clara county. or high speed internet does not exist and you can go and find out where that is. when you see parents wit

charles watson, ktvu, fox two news. protesters have been marching in kenosha, wisconsin, and in cities across the country after a jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty of murder. oh justic, no justice. march just yesterday followed the same route written house took last summer when he shot three people, killing two of them during anti police demonstrations. the protesters want the justice department to look into more charges. in the case. there are no founder elizabeth holmes is back on the witness stand in her federal fraud trial in san jose. the start of her testimony was delayed this morning for an unknown reason. once on the witness stand, defense attorneys asked homes to explain how theranos is. technology worked. on friday, her defense team made a move to put her on the witness stand. she then told the jury this was a case of failed business work, not a fraud. homes are still facing cross examination from the prosecutio. time to check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo and just say, beautiful fall day outside

amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. still to come. it seems like just about everything is getting more expensive. we take a closer look at whether better pay is really helping out. the average worker also had members of president biden's own party called for quick action to lower gas prices and find out how ice sitting in storage may actually help scientists working to slow climate change. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. limited availability in select areas. of people quitting altogether, employers are finding it increasingly difficult to recover as well as expand. ktvu tom baker gi

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. helping those in need ahead of the holiday up next one hundreds of people that received much needed hot meal in the south bay plus, let's popular drive through event in the south bay is bad coming up. i'll tell you what the new additions are and when it will open. and still ahead tonight, the curry brothers go head to head and chase center market behind says with the highlights later in sports also ahead tonight, the price of goods as we all know, rising best not stopping people from spending a lot of money. the new numbers that show consumer spending is actually bouncing back. enjoy the gift of being together. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. enjoy the gift of being together. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know

greg lee ktvu, fox two news. some parts of california are seeing a troubling rise in the number of new covid cases. authorities say hospitalizations are increasing in areas with low vaccination rates, such as the sacramento region and the central valley, along with orange, riverside and san bernardino counties, with mass restrictions loosening and the winter months ahead, health officials say we could see more cases statewide. the relaxation of the restrictions and then the winter season where people are more tend to be more indoors, or are they contributing to increased transmissions? governor, newsom said today that planning is already underway for winter surge, which includes prepositioning extra staff to handle more patients. there's a new vaccine mandate in alameda county county health officials today announced that all first responders must get vaccinated. this includes police officers, firefighters and ambulance providers. anyone who's not fully vaccinated by december, 21st must wear masks when they are ar

this is ktvu fox two news at six. you're troubled by the callousness of the crime, those who are acting wi the city of oakland, its leaders and police department facing some tough new questions tonight after yet another violent weekend in the city. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm heather holmes in tonight for frank oakland city council will conduct a special meeting next week to address the city's recent rash of crime. a man was shot and killed while confronting a car burglar yesterday, right in the middle of the day near lake merritt. and a security guard who was protecting a television news crew on assignment was shot last week and died over the weekend. ktvu crime reporter henry lee shows us how city leaders are addressing the problem. we have taken an unprecedented number of guns off the streets, but clearly that is not enough. oakland mayor libby schaaf says she's heartbroken with at least two more lives lost of violence over the weekend. there is nothing progressive. about unbridled gun vio

christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. well organized thieves sadly continued to target retailers all ove in los angeles, suspects made away with about $25,000 worth of merchandise from a nordstrom store there yesterday. fox's christina coleman has more now on the rise in shoplifting and theft. law enforcement beat up patrols in california, but it's not stopping this surgeon organized retail crime the day before thanksgiving, a group of thieves stolen estimated $25,000 worth of merchandise, including seven or eight high end purses during a smash and grab robbery at nordstrom. in an l. a area mall. additional police were already on patrol at the mall when this happens, unfortunately , we did have additional suspects behind that suspect and crab a number of high dollar value versus. and police from this location on wednesday in santa rosa, four suspects stole about $20,000 worth of electronics at an apple store, and in oakland, a security guard was shot while he was protecting a news crew that was reporting on crime. police

i'm kevin corke fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. now it's six more than a dozen children in the east bay accidentally received a double dose of the pediatric covid-19 vaccine. i know that this is really frustrating for these parents, and i hope that this raises awareness and put more quality checks into place because we as health care providers are supposed to have a stories of quality checks. it happened this weekend at a vaccine clinic at center health in antioch. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, the parents of two boys who received the incorrect oh say they are upset and that they are disappointed. ktvu is cristina rendon tells us that our health says the safety of patients is their top priority, and they immediately reviewed their operations to make sure this doesn't happen again. 14 children received double the dose of the pediatric covid-19 vaccine and they were supposed to get it happened at a center health vaccine clinic in any of this weekend, officials confirmed the

ktvu, fox two news. new attended bay area musician says he's donating his profits from the astro world music festival to the families of the victims from the deadly concert. jazz bear, who goes by tory moy was scheduled to perform on the second day of the music festival on instagram. today, he said he will donate any of his fees and profit to victims families, he said, quote. profiting from this event feels completely off, and i'd like to encourage other performers to consider helping in some way as well. eight people died and dozens of others were injured. a man has agreed to plead guilty for his role in the 2018 overdose. death of hip hop artist mac miller 38 year old ryan revis says he knowingly distributed fake oxycodone pills that contain fentanyl. mac miller suffered a deadly overdose on those same pills two days later at his home in studio city. the man who actually handed the drugs to miller is also expected to plead guilty. both are expected to appear before a federal judge in los angeles in the

i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. some bay area grocery stores were bustling with people getting ready for their holiday dinners. last night, we found some people doing last minute shopping at star grocery in berkeley. that's because that store and many others were closed today or closed early to allow workers to spend time with their family and friends. many dinner staples flew off the shelves from turkey's two sides and desserts. had a shipment of like, how many was it like 60 pies yesterday and this is all we have left now . four yeah, down before and then you can see on our bread shelf. it's completely empty because. we sold out at like by , like two p.m. it was all gone close early today, so we're down to pretty much the last pickings of stuff. many people said they didn't notice that prices are a little higher this year, the american farm bureau says a typical thanksgiving meal for 10 people will be about 14% higher than last year, in part due to higher costs of labor and transportation, and members of congress