the men and women of the antioch police department. i am very grateful for the mutual aid that we received last night. >> reporter: in antioch, christie smith, "nbc bay area news". >>> they're trying to get the guns off the streets in san francisco, and they're willing to buy them just so they can destroy them. >> we're not trying to get nobody in trouble. we are trying to get these guns off the streets so they don't hurt nobody else. >> san francisco police partnered with united playaz, a youth outreach organization, they put together a gun buy back hoping to curb violence. no questions asked. they're paying $100 for handguns, $200 for assault weapons. >> there is data that proves that doing these kind of programs reduces the amount of violence, but we know that there's still a lot of work to be done. there's still a lot of guns out there that need to be taken out of the hands of those who should not have these weapons. >> organizers say hundreds of guns were turned in today. after the guns are purchased they're broken down, turned in

rainfall intensity really picking up for you in antioch, oakley and brent, what here within the next few minutes. also note that little spot of purple up there around mount diablo. that is some rain snow mix that is currently falling at the very highest of elevations. also looking at some slick conditions along 6.80 from concord through walnut creek down through san ramon and danville. these areas right here having just seen the heaviest of rainfall in rainfalls about to uptick again, so very, very wet. right along 6 ad. that is a rough go right now. for those of you trying to make that commute a little bit calmer right along the east bay shoreline most of our rainfall is actually pretty light to moderate at the most from oakland down to hayward at this moment and actually going to be decreasing in intensity here. temporarily some moderate showers down towards south san francisco as well as the airport is a showed you just a second ago. also looking at some light showers there in san francisco. a little further south of the peninsula. lighter showers around woodside and redwood city

. >> drama in antioch. a man barricaded inside this house, >> has been set on ending with it deadly confrontation with police. tonight, san francisco's archbishop was asked to reschedule his visit to a local church because he is unvaccinated. spoke to a churchgoer who said many are concerned. >> and atmospheric river is flowing her way, with heavy rain and strong, gusty. >> family and friends, beaumont east tradition is back. abc 7 news starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: officer said the man had been shooting as neighbors cowered in their homes. good evening, thank you for joining us. let's get right abc 7 news reporter tim johns live in antioch. this all started about 1:00. reporter: as you can imagine, this is been an active day here in antioch. police say the man died after being shot by officers. that following the hours on standoff that took place in this neighborhood, just behind me. antioch police initially responded to calls of shot

. >> drama in antioch. a man barricaded inside this house, >> has been set on ending with it deadly confrontation with police. tonight, san francisco's archbishop was asked to reschedule his visit to a local church because he is unvaccinated. spoke to a churchgoer who said many are concerned. >> and atmospheric river is flowing her way, with heavy rain and strong, gusty. >> family and friends, beaumont east tradition is back. abc 7 news starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: officer said the man had been shooting as neighbors cowered in their homes. good evening, thank you for joining us. let's get right abc 7 news reporter tim johns live in antioch. this all started about 1:00. reporter: as you can imagine, this is been an active day here in antioch. police say the man died after being shot by officers. that following the hours on standoff that took place in this neighborhood, just behind me. antioch police initially responded to calls of shot

from antioch to hayward now where we are following developing news. there was an apparent shooting in a parking lot. details are still emerging, but we do know police responded to reports of a gunshot victim in the parking lot behind the grocery outlet. paramedics with the fire department say the victim was taken to the hospital by others before first responders got there. the shooting appeared to have happened during some sort of market as several vendors had booths up. we've reached out to police for more information, and we'll of coursebri you the latest as we learn more. >>> they're trying to get guns off the streets in san francisco, and they're willing to buy them just so they can destroy them. san francisco police partnered with united playaz, an outreach organization, put together a gun buy back event this morning. no questions asked they're paying $100 for handguns, $200 for assault weapons. >> we're not getting these guns in to disarm anyone or arm anyone. we're really getting it off -- turning the guns into art so they can be a blessing for

from antioch to concord. around 46 minutes to get from antioch to concord this morning. also, we are having a read report of an extension core across all lanes on westbound 80 at ashby that is slowing down traffic. once you make it through that, it will be busy on 80 into emeryville. headlights are traveling westbound, a continuation of that traffic. toward the pulp clause -- toll plaza at the bay bridge, wow, no braces, everything's hands free. i wasn't so lucky. invis is not your parent's braces. invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign. kumasi: today, the house panel investigating the january 6 insurrection is pursuing contempt charges against a former justice department official. jeffrey clark could be charged with criminal contempt of congress, he appeared for a deposition last month but refused to answer questions. if they vote in favor, he would be the second person to possibly base charges for not providing information under subpoena. he was a support

you can see its busy out of pittsburgh, antioch. down to 14 miles an hour. 22 minutes for that ride south 680 down to 24. there is that crash westbound 4. blocking at least two lanes. sluggish there, busy through -- 205 to 680. westbound 80 seeing brake lights as well. can see traffic stacked up here. it's slow across the upper deck. that ride into san francisco. about 16 minutes now from the maze into the city. plus there are closures and flooding still in effect in the south bay. guadalupe parkway, 280 southbound. still closed, use 101 instead. use that to get to 280. that's probably your best bet. if are you taking highway 24, westbound at fish ranch road that is blocked from the earlier trouble spot. independent advisories in effect for some of the barry bridges including the golden gate bridge. traffic moving thick. keep that in mind. it's time for travel tuesday. a winter storm warning is in effect until 10:00 p.m. tonight in the greater lake tahoe area and with more stormy weather on the way travel is not advised. with that r

a lot of our inland areas only in the upper 40's like antioch at 48 today. compare that to hayward san francisco and oakland each at 57 san francisco in redwood city among our most mild spots each at 58 noel. >> despite rising concerns over the spread of coronavirus people all across the country fled to movie theaters this weekend to catch the new spiderman movie, the film actually became the 3rd best opening of all time. i really didn't see that coming. the blockbuster made an estimated 253 million dollars over the weekend. that's also a pandemic era record globally. it made more than 587 million dollars over the last 5 days. if you like spiderman, i guess this is one to go people really happy about it. coming up in the next hour and is expected to be one of the busiest weeks of the holiday travel season. but. >> local doctors are warning people to be safe as they head to the airports. we've got all their tips for you. and the fate of theranos founder elizabeth holmes now in the hands of the jury. we've got the latest details as we await a verdict. stick wi

>> next on abc 7 news, we are learning more about the deadly standoff in antioch. plus, storms leave a wave of destruction across several states. and steph curry taking another shot at the record brooke -- record book tonight. abc 7 news at 4:30 starts righ i now. it started with gunshots, fire, and ended with a man who got into a standoff with police. good evening and thanks for joining us this evening. i'm j.r. stone. today about the deadly standoff in the east bay that happened friday in antioch where an armed man who fired a rifle at cars and houses were shot and killed by police after a tense standoff at the suspect's home, which later caught ira. cornell barnard has the story. >> a dramatic and friday night, gunfire and a house fully engulfed in flames in antioch. it is where police say a man barricaded himself after shooting cars on the street earlier in the day. >> when officers arrived on scene, it was confirmed the suspect was armed with a rifle and was actively shooting at cars and houses. >> this neighbor heard the shots. >> run 1:00 p.m., i heard aroun

there is also fog advisory for the antioch bridge. 680 in here. chp is reporting about a quarter-mile of visibility, so i heads up in that area. san mateo you'll bridge moving at the limit at very -- san mateo bridge is moving at the limit and is very clear, goodness for that commute. tracy to dublin, about 45 minutes for that drive times. things slowing down earlier along highway 4, so antioch to concord is about 20 minutes. concord is about 20 minutes. chp attributes that to the it's my 4:05 the-show-must-go-on migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermat

today in the bay, cheryl hurd reports on the deadly ending in antioch. >> reporter: you are looking at a home surveillance video of a woman and two young children being evacuated as a man randomly firing shots in antioch. >> we are evacuating people and they took my fence down and brought the people from my backyard and out to the side of the street. >> reporter: it all began just after 1:00 p.m. police receiving calls that a man with a rifle was shooting at cars and homes. >> i hear a lot of gunshots. our dogs were the ones started barking. >> reporter: the standoff began. neighbors were told to shelter in place. >> over the course of those several hours, the suspect repeatedly fired shots from inside the house, outside and in the direction of officers as well as other residents. the s.w.a.t. team was called in along with several other agencies including the fbi. drones were used to keep an eye on his movement, he even shot one of them out of the sky. at around 7:00, smoke started coming from the home, authorities say the suspect set his garage on fire and try to get away. >> at which

antioch bridge and benicia bridge under fog advisories. metering lights are on, expect delays, from the maze into san francisco. 13 minutes from 880 to 101. >>> coming up, a stunning sight. what's behind resurgence of monarch butterflies on the central coast. >>> at 7:00, it is known among neighbors as little venice. a san francisco neighborhood where sidewalks are sinking as much as a foot or more in some spots. we learn this growing problem could have been avoided. >>> commercial developer just wants to get the project built and for its performance to be adequate during first ten years while they might have some liability. >> that story on project home at 7:00 on kpix5. there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday season. and score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. you'll save hundreds over at&t. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started for just $19.9

these pockets of rainfall that you are seeing east of concord between antioch in concord along highway for still making that roadway. wet on the foot hills of mount diablo around pleasant hill san ramon. while that creek. you are definitely also looking at some moderate rainfall. and if you look closely, you see that spot. a blue that snowfall at the top of mount diablo snow. also south of livermore. nice to san jose in our upper elevations of the diablo is that way san jose up the snow greatest looking at wet conditions and also looking at wet conditions along highway 17 peninsula a little on the wet side to just some moderate spotty showers pretty quiet over on the north bay a few sprinkles north of santa rosa. and then if we head northward up into lake and mendocino county. that's where you're seeing some areas of snowfall at or upper elevations. so mix of a light showers this morning and snowfall in higher elevations. sierra nevada still in the midst of that heavy snow. look at how colder temperatures are for spots like petaluma santa rosa cloverdale saint we're only in the 30's wi

this is happening near dove court, not too far from james donlon boulevard in antioch. police say when they arrived at the scene. the person was actively shooting cars and houses. they also say the person was shooting at an antioch police drone. it was up in the air. officers ordered the neighborhood to shelter in place or evacuate. if it is safe to evacuate. right now. the swat team is there on scene trying to negotiate with this person. so they surrender peacefully. we'll continue to update this story and bring you new information as soon as we get it into the kron 4 news now to our other story for the evening as you shop for the holidays, you do have to watch out for scams. gift card scams really are on the uptick this time of year. a lot of gift cards coming and going. but now there's a web site that can help consumers spot scams, rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. tis the season for scams. consumers have lost more than 400 million dollars to gift card scams over the past few years. >> now a new website is helping you fight back by teaching you how to spot

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. >> in and around ad 50, peter and paul meet at antioch. they meet there because peter has come from jerusalem to see the progress being made by paul's mission. >> my brother. >> when peter and paul meet in antioch, they have a fierce row. >> you were happy to sit with gentiles. >> this is an argument about how jewish you need to be in the jesus movement. paul's big idea is that the jesus movement should be open to people who are both jews and gentiles. >> we were jews by birth. >> but peter disagrees with paul. >> see that you say nothing to anyone. >> you're a hypocrite. >> it's a bust-up. they part ways at antioch and they never meet again. >> go. >> after the argument between peter and paul in antioch, peter vanishes from the pages of the new testament. this is the last that we hear of him. >> according to catholic tradition, at some point in the 50s, peter went to rome, and he evangelized there. >> let us pray. >> to examine the christian tradition that places peter in the eternal city, nicola denzey-lewis has come to the e catacombs o

it happened friday in antioch where an armed man fired a rifle at cars and houses. and was shot and killed by police after a tense standoff at the suspect's home. which later caught fire abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. a dramatic end friday nigh fridh gunfire and a house fully engulfed in flames on dove court in antioch it's where police say a man barricaded himself after shooting at cars on the street earlier in the day when officers arrived on scene. is confirmed that the suspect was armed with the rifle and was actively shooting at cars and houses neighbor roland sunga heard the shots doing my laundry. around like three gunshots and i was thinking it was just a firecracker neighbors were told to shelter in place antioch police said they tried the susps several times, but the man continued firing houses and toward officers even bringing down this police drone crazy. we saw everything on the news and i found it was our neighbor across the street and everything. i told my wife i kind of feared to my to ben him and everything when they were saying

brett, what an antioch over to concord. it's a rough one. westbound highway 4 around pittsburgh actually does have a traffic incident that starting result in some delays. we're also seeing heavier showers for morgan hill south gilroy rainfall will continue on and off throughout the course of the morning. some heavy pockets of rain in there to note by the afternoon. we'll start to see some clearing going on and into the evening tonight, things really start to dry out not just for the bay but also for the sierra nevada starting us off on the dry trend of weather from thursday friday into saturday and sunday. if you want to head into the sierra. those are the days to do it. otherwise temperatures are in the 40's right now to kick off this morning. dublin and livermore each at 44 degrees oakland hayward and fremont at 47 toledo in fairfield kicking us off right now at 42 daytime highs later today. barely making the 50's. so that does to make today a little bit more mild than yesterday. but definitely wet and cloudy. so keep the layers on and mak

well, that does include antioch out into the delta on along the car keen as both along highway 4 out to conquered as well as the benicia bridge from 6 ad on up to concord and benicia itself is definitely watch out for those patches of fog for this to inland. generally the closer to the bay and the coast to get you'll start to see those clear skies as for temperatures later on today. we're back to the 50's. it's a dry and cool. one. good day for some last minute shopping. any sort of areas you need to get done because tomorrow afternoon the rainfall gets here and i'll be tracking what expect after that point on to the rest of the week all still to come back over to, you know, well, all right. thanks, john. and we are looking at our bridges before we go back to know about it is definitely nice and clear out there. still the bay bridge looking nice and clear hardly a car out there actually. what's those metering lights turned on in a few hours even though it is the week before the holiday. you know, it's going to pick up some might want to get a little early. as for the san mateo bridge

. >> cheryl hurd has been at the house in antioch. a deadly ending to this. >> reporter: that's right. the street where the stand-off took place is still being surrounded by yellow tape. a caravan of contra costa county sheriffs just rode in. those who evacuated earlier today are being allowed back into their homes. it has been a long and scary night for a lot of people. you are looking at home surveillance video of a woman and two young children being evacuated by police as a man on the street randomly fired shots on dove court in antioch. >> an officer came to my door and said we're evacuating people. they took my fence down and brought the people through my backyard. >> reporter: it all began just after 1:00 p.m. police receiving calls that a man with a rifle was shooting at cars and homes. >> i hear a lot of gunshots. our dog were the ones that started barking. >> reporter: when police arrived, neighbors were told to shelter in place. >> over the course of several hours, the suspect repeatedly fired shots inside the house, at offi

news and at breaking news is out of antioch where a man is barricaded inside a house near james donlon boulevard and hummingbird drive. this is sky 7 video f a witnesss hearing multiple gunshots and in the past 15 minutes antioch police confirmed to us that police drone was shot down. there is a huge police response and several streets are blocked off. people are being told to stay in their homes and to lock their doors and their windows the antioch mayor tells abc 7 news. no one has been hurt. good evening. i'm kristin z and i'm dan ashley. they're now new developments in the investigation into the death of mario gonzalez who died during encounter with alameda police back in april anna's abc 7 news reporter melanie. woodrow tells us the alameda county coroner's office has now ruled his death a homicide. the newly released alameda county coroner's autopsy report concludes the cause of death for 26 year old mario gonzalez is the toxic effects of methamphetamine with other significant conditions as the physiologic stress of altercation and restraint morbid obesity and alcoholism classify

shower activity looking out there oakland on up through san ramon walnut creek concord out towards antioch. the carquinez including both the benicia incur king is bridges richmond all these areas are looking at light to moderate showers right now in some of the heaviest is right around oakland airport towards san leandro and the south end of oakland itself. now, if we zoom out across the region. there are some showers from morgan hill down to gilroy as well as along highway 17 from santa cruz up to san jose. so pretty active morning still pretty wet out there. slow your role as reyna said, leave a little bit early. and hey, if you get to work early, that just means you get some extra loan time 40's and 50's for current temperatures double in europe. 49 degrees petaluma 45 oakland nevado hayward and livermore each sitting right at 50 degrees. all born your forecast still to come, tom, thank you for that. right. that's smart idea to get to work a little earlier. you can just kind of sit and get some extra things done. >> hey, it's us looking wet one out there like traveling from the east bay

that will affect the antioch bridge. eastbound 80, that deadly crash with only the right shoulder going eastbound. westbound slowed for distraction. back to you. >>> it's 6:51. happening now, a new sign berkeley is trying to move forward and maybe back to normal. the city is ending its healthy streets car-free road pilot program that launched in june of last year to expand more outdoor activity space during the pandemic. leaders hope to adopt elements of the program as part of a 2023 city bike plan. >>> next, a look at top stories including new safety measures just out from the white house as the omicron variant arrives in the u.s. by way of the bay area. the changes coming, from testing to travel. >>> plus, the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire five years later and the big changes the tragedy kick started and the look at whether oakland is delivering on its promises. mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. seriously? oh. - what the- i don't suppose

in antioch, tim johns, abc7news. liz: last night, we kept antioch neighbors updated with the latest information from police. we set this alert as we streamed the press conference from police. if you want alerts like this in the future, the app is free to download in the app store. a visit from san francisco's archbishop to a local church was rescheduled after many people in that parish voiced concerns over his unvaccinated status. luz pena spoke to one of the parishioners from saint agnes church who said the archbishop is welcome, but only if he gets the covid vaccine. luz: the news that archbishop is unvaccinated just cost him a visit to a search -- church in san francisco. >> because he is not vaccinated and we have had breakthrough vaccinations in the church, i am not comfortable. luz: decem decem decem decem dem was scheduled to visit saint agnes church. but several weeks before his visit, church leaders voiced concerns. now this church is taking a stance. i spoke with him and asked him to reschedule his visit fo

antioch, concord, san ramon, 680, livermore, hayward with the wet start, san mateo, saratoga, morgan hill, san martin with light rain. you see the wet san francisco camera, mark hopkins hotel cam. temperatures are in the 40s to 50s at this hour. here is 8:00 a.m. we have a few showers for peninsula and south bay. as we look to noon, 4:00 p.m., you see sunshine as we go through today. we'll talk about what you can expect. i am tracking more storm systems in the seven-day forecast coming up. let's check with gianna. with that rain this morning we have slick slippery conditions. hopefully drivers can stay safe. >>> give yourself extra time. if it is a day you can work at home, it's probably a day to do it especially during the morning. we have a couple hot spots, 880 and 580 in oakland. west bound they just opened lanes. % due to a crash with a vehicle that spun out in lanes. there is still activity to the right side of the road way. if you plan on taking 880, there is a trouble spot near 98th south bound. north of there, we are getting word of of flooding in the road way as well. that

antioch bridge over in contra costa county. we have this crystal clear view of the golden gate bridge this is great. >> it's been really dense fog in that same spot that we've seen all throughout the week. we've also seen fog creeping through the delta and into parts of the east bay. we're going to see if that changes throughout the morning. taking a look at our temperatures, reaching into the low 70s in palo alto and san jose reaching 73. also 73 in morgan hill and temperatures in the upper 60s from concord to antioch and livermore. north bay reaching into the upper 60s and low 70s. this evening maybe around union square you'll see temperatures at around 64 degrees for lighting the menorah tonight. it's going to cool off again as we see a few more clouds moving in. as far as our overall weather pattern, we're still seeing rain farther to the north and the atmospheric river still targeting seattle. the change in the weather pattern is about to start as that high pressure moves away from us and allow that atmospheric river to ta

i'm in antioch tim johns abc 7 news. and last i on our abc 7 news app we kept antioch neighbors updated with the latest information from police. we sent this push alert as we live stream the press conference from police if you want to alerts like this in the future the app is free to download in our app store the app store on your phone. all right meantime a visit from san francisco's archbishop to a local church was rescheduled after many people in that parish voice concerns over his unvaccinated status abc 7 news reporter lo enya spoke to one of the parishioners from saint agnes church. who said the archbishop is welcome. but only if he gets the covid vaccine the news that archbishop salvatore cordeleone is on vaccinated just cost him a visit to a church in san francisco because cordeleon is not vaccinated and we've had breakthrough vaccinations in the church. i am not comfortable december 19th was a day archbishop cordeleone was scheduled to visit. agnes church, but several weeks before his visit churchgoers like rita

for tonight, look for low temperatures in santa rosa. 34 at antioch. antioch. antioch. in the south bay look for lows of 31. in the upper 30's around the baby shoreline. highs tomorrow under mainly sunny skies. many east bay locations will reach only to the upper 40's. we will see highs in the low 50's to san rafael and santa rosa. let's look at the forecast animation starting sunday afternoon. continue. way through. we are estimating rainfall totals from 2.5 inches of rain to five inches of rain in the wettest locations. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. level 1 on monday, level two on tuesday. it's going to be a soggy and -- we are dreaming here of a wet christmas. ama: getting into the holiday spirit and helping others. who to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significa

a fatal hit and run in the city of antioch. it happened just after midnight this morning on the 1200 block of sunset drive. that's where police found a 40 year-old man unresponsive in the street. they eventually pronounced him dead. police this point don't have a description yet of the car that they believe hit that man. but as soon as they do release want to make it public. we'll let you know. also happening right now, police in san jose are looking for a man who they say exposed himself to a young girl. police have released a sketch of the suspect. take a good look. hopefully recognize them and help police out. this incident happened last wednesday in the area of lee avenue and missy the way officers think he's been involved in perhaps a series of similar incidents. he was last seen driving away in a newer gray toyota camry or possibly a nissan altima with tinted windows. happening today. the jury will begin its first full day of deliberations in the fraud trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes after a 3 month trial. the

gunfire into house fully engulfed in flames in antioch. it is were police say a man barricaded himself after shooting at cars on the street earlier in the day. >> when officers arrived on scene, it was confirmed the suspect was armed with a rifle and was actively shooting at cars and houses. reporter: a neighbor heard the shots. >> i was doing my laundry around 1:00 p.m., i heard like three gunshots. i was thinking it was a firecracker. reporter: neighbors were told to shelter-in-place. police said they try to make contact with the suspect several times, but the man continued firing at houses and toward officers, even bringing down this police drone. >> we saw everything on the news. i told my wife, i feared it might have been him when they set a blue truck. reporter: alejandro said his neighbor was always friendly, never angry or violent. >> with this pandemic, it affected a lot of people in different ways. i don't know if it affected him in that adverse way or if he had other things going on. reporter: please see the suspect set fire to

form in that area along with cooler temperatures for those of you in antioch. so bundle up there for most of the south bay and even for paulo, alto and sunnyvale starting to notice that increase in light scattered showers and still holding steady for those of you in sandra fell in mill valley light rain in your area but dry, as you can see for the rest of the north bay. even santa rosa petaluma and abbado getting a break from all that wet weather with snow showers still hanging tight for this so future cast for going to attract light scattered showers throughout your early evening. so this is going to impact your rush hour commute home. so just plan ahead and drive safely. and then by tonight, finally going to see that drying trend starting tomorrow and lasting all weekend long for that matter. so enjoy a break from the wet weather. we're going to see anywhere from a quarter of an inch of rain or less from now through this evening. and then cooler temperatures heading our way after the storm exits. back to you. vicki, thanks for greece to. >> the omicron varian

a little cooler and antioch and brentwood with dense fog spilling in from the central valley. at 70 degrees near the bay. 70 degrees for the north bay as well. farther north, farther into the 70s on thursday afternoon for the highs. temperatures drop steadily day by day through the next couple of days and stabilizing in the low to mid-60s around the bay and the temperatures are still above normal even once we cool down. there are passing clouds on monday but any chance of showers does not look like it will reach above the 20 to 30% range. we will keep you updated over the next several days. time now for bay area bright spots. a photo sent to us from south san francisco, all of the holiday lights with the sunset, the nerd in me likes that, with candy canes lining the sidewalk. we want to see your holiday lights as we celebrate the season, email your pictures and videos to bayarebrightspots@kpix.com. >>> still ahead, bay area city making it on a national list, what the city's rankings says about it single scene. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area , how the san francisco conservatory

again, what i know now is that this was a random shooting, very unusual for the city of antioch in terms of the randomness of this. i think a rifle was used, and unfortunately, what we have seen throughout the country not only this year but the year before is that gun violence has just unchecked, so it is not unique to the bay area, not unique to california, and it is something we are experiencing as local policymakers throughout the country. >> do you know -- was this the result of some sort of domestic dispute? do we really know the origins of why this is taking place at this point? >> we don't know the origins at this point. hopefully, once this is concluded and brought to an end, the ante up police department will be able to provide more of those types of updates, as i'm sure this will become obviously very serious investigation. those types of answers do not exist right now because this is an active situation. we are asking residents who are nearby to stay and shelter in their homes and for those who are not around, please stay as far away as you can. this is a dangerous situation.

and for people to shop local. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe says his city has paid close attention to the rise in retail. that's plaguing the bay area and cities like walnut creek who are reacting to what happened. we're not reacting to anything. we've been proactive just last week the city of walnut creek approved the creation of a new downtown patrol be to stifle grab and run thefts in san francisco union square. businesses are limiting operating hours and deploying more private security guards at wouldn't tell a single merchant to close early. i would tell people not to go out in antioch as a deterrence mayor thorpe says the police department began increasing patrols at shopping centers before thanksgiving. i did get interesting enough. >> notes from constituents saying, hey, i've noticed more police patrols. are police officers outside of target as an example and they were concerned that makes maybe something that may have happened there. i reassured them. as a matter of fact. >> nothing has happened there. and that's precisely why we're there because we want nothing to happen. th

again that fog advisory for antioch bridge. dublin interchange altamont pass, traffic is heavy, almost a 50 minute drive from 205 to 680. golden gate bridge is clear, 19 minute drive south from 37 into the city. san mateo bridge is clear, 12 minutes from 880 to 101. bay bridge showing metering lights are off, easy drive time from the maze to the city, seven minutes. vern. >>> hello. good morning. on my mind, there is a baseball lock out. now it's all about finding a key. we have that and we'll show you what team in the south bay where the picture is crystal clear and the >>> good morning. in baseball now down as the lock out is real as of last night. no owners, players agreement, no ball. impasse covers everything from how long the season will last to players per diem on the road and revenue sharing, free agency, arbitration. it is the first work stoppage since 1994. all baseball business is frozen until a deal is reached. the dodgers did resign versatile player cristae loretta lynch to a four year $60 million deal late last ni

out there along highway 80 as you're traveling through valais hone hercules along highway 4 benicia antioch. >> all those places hit by fog this morning. so we saw some delays. things are getting better. some improvement. there's people are leaving the house a little earlier traveling into the city. finally friday light in the 9th hour here. a little under 10 minutes. we had an earlier accident that slowed us down. heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that commute a little under 14. and as you can see, visibility is low pretty gray along. there. richmond center fell as you're heading out of richmond, a little under 9 and in the south bay, no major delays. a little under 33 minutes heading from 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot. right now. >> so to some breaking news this morning out of michigan. prosecutors have just announced that they have charged the parents of the accused school gunman, ethan crumbley. his parents now be charged with 4 counts of involuntary manslaughter. each. police say crumbley shot and killed 4 students at his high scho

there was a fatal hit and run. >> out in the city of antioch. this happened just after this morning, right along the 1200 block of sunset drive. you can see on the map where that is a 40 year-old man was found unconscious in the street. and when police got there, they checked him out. and in the end did pronounce him dead at this point. they don't have a this point. they don't have a description of the car that if they really swamp. >> big story this morning as we head into the christmas week. the number of covid cases across the country is rising yet again and now there's new concerns about hospital capacity. what the impact might be on the economy. alexandra limon has the very latest from dc. >> good morning. a federal appeals court has reinstated president biden's vaccine mandate for businesses with more than 100 employees and the news comes as the number of covid cases around the country is once again surging. >> the vaccine mandate for businesses with more than 100 employees won't be immediately enforced by the government. but health offici

there is a fog advisory in effect for the bridge and the antioch bridge. be aware of that. 37 in to the city and the san mateo bridge a light 12 minute drive from 880 to highway 101. >>> two homicide suspects have been released without having to post bail. they were charged in the death of a man on halloween and have now been released ahead of trial. the mayor released this statement saying i appreciate the purpose of bail reform but releasing a homicide suspect without bail is outrageous. the pendulum has swung too far and it's our neighborhoods that suffer as a result. from san jose police our community deserves better. the family deserves better. the taking of a life is the ultimate crime. the system has failed. >>> tough new water restrictions in effect in marin. residents using watering systems could be fined. andrea spoke to some residents who said that this caught them off guard. >> i'm pretty surprised because i thought we were coming out of the drought. >> customers of marin water district will no locker be able to do outdoor irrigation and if the

keane is so for communities like antioch brent would have been very foggy lately. the same along 80 in solano county temperatures in those same areas like vacaville, antioch benicia only in the 40's compared to 50's in areas like sandra fell, oakland and san francisco, tomorrow's highs around the same as today's despite the fact that tomorrow is the start of winter. temperatures won't change much. everything else does, though, rain and snow arrive and stay with us through this forecast friday. we will have sometimes of clearing, but some showers mixed in there, too saturday going to bring some heavy rain and snow to the sierra nevada and bay area as far as our bridges go this morning, the bay bridge traffic is starting to pick up a little bit, but nothing slowing down just yet. san mateo bridge is also doing just fine we are seeing some traffic, especially heading westbound but traffic still moving along at the limit richmond center fell bridge. there was construction earlier. that's long been cleared and you are free and moving along just fine. right there at the

you can see this fog on the maps for benicia bridge, and the antioch and carquinez bridges. the fog typically plays a part here. over here, down out of brentwood, slowing. we're now about half an hour for that drive. folks are appropriately slowing where visibility is tough along that area of vasco. more slowing, northbound 101. fog and low visibility may be a factor. highway 1 over the santa cruz mountains, but then the summit drive is smoothly. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> thank you, mike. >>> happening now, college applications are rebounding this year after decreasing the height of the pandemic. the total number of applications is up more than 22% over prepandemic 2019 levels. that's according to data from the common app that does not include applications to community colleges. the data shows a big jump in applications from foreign students, up more than 40% from prepandemic numbers. >>> court resumes for king james. an update on the covid square that forced lebron to leave the lakers. >>> then, another smash and grab theft in the south bay, and details on what autho

also around discovery bay lighter showers and antioch getting more steady rain. once again this activity has been quite heavy throughout the morning as the cold front moves in and now we get ready for colder air to start coming again which could give more energy to the system and produce possibly some thunderstorms for this afternoon. there is a lot going on with moisture surging up from the south. the center of the storm is to the north of us. also that long line of clouds that has been connecting to the tropics and giving us a boost in all of that moisture. take a look at how much rain we've measured since tuesday. this is the complete storm total we've had in the santa cruz mountains. some of the measurements about 4.5 inches, mount diablo measuring 4 inches of rain. santa rosa, weef head over 2 inches and over 3 inches in san bruno. in morgan hill just getting a boost within the past few hours. going from about 0.75 inch to 1.75 inches. napa seeing about 1.5 inches. oakland over 2 inches. antioch about 1.5 inches. san jose approaching 0.5 inch rain. how is th

his minimize the impact of retail thefts in the city of antioch. that's according to the mayor who says that his city is committed to ensuring a safe holiday shopping season. first, reports that the city is encouraging businesses to stay open. and for people to shop local. >> you may notice police in antioch are more visible at shopping centers. and that's been the case since before thanksgiving says mayor lamar thorpe but do not be alarmed. at the end of the day, we started early and we anticipated what could happen. >> and as a result of that, we haven't seen much of anything. this as cities throughout the bay area are struggling to stop the rise in retail thefts resulting in crippling financial losses. san francisco walnut creek and the for example, have adjusted patrols to address the growing problem while other cities were figuring out what to do we work. our police officers had already devised a plan. >> to have more proactive enforcement in areas in shopping centers throughout our city. mayor thorpe says the plan is to maintain the increased

all right, we have some breaking news out of antioch. one of you on facebook asked about why there is a helicopter overhead. this is why. we are getting a live look from sky seven where mn is barricaded inside a house. a witness reports hearing multiple gunshots. we see the fbi on the scene as well as antioch police and the contra costa county sheriff's office out there. the same witness says law enforcement showed him a drone. you can probably tell their, police are being told -- they are telling people, that is, to stay in their homes and lock their doors and windows. we will bring you updates online as well as on abc 7 news at 4:00. meantime, we are back with special correspondent, dr. patel, who has another round of two truths and a lie for us. >> yes, i do. everyone, tell us which one is not true. hey, two hippos at a zoo in hamburg, germany, recently tested positive for covid-19, first reported cases in the species. b, 60% of respondents in a recent survey think too many people use religion as an excuse to avoid vaccine mandates. o

jana katsuyama thanks for breaking all of that down for us live in antioch tonight. disturbing images coming to us from the midwest coming up, see some of the damage left behind by severe weather spanning multiple states. emergency crews rushing tonight to get people trapped by debris to safety. plus. we want is calling on three we could see this crowd gathering tonight for a rally and march through san francisco coming up the message they hope to get across to president biden. and north bay volunteer group finds suc i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d midwest at least two residents of a nursing home in arkansas are dead after a powerful tornado tore through the building tonight in the city of moaning. authorities say the roof collapsed on dozens of residents inside and at least four others were hurt. and in southern illinois tonight there is an active search

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we'll get the latest now from kron forcefully off. >> more than 6 hour standoff in antioch getting a swat team against the man who police say was armed with a rifle and was actively court and house neighbors around court order to shelter in place or evacuated safely possible just after 1 o'clock friday afternoon that's when responded to reports of a man firing his rifle and eventually shooting down a police drone surveying the area. >> some neighbors initially thought someone set off firecrackers or a car backfire at the or 5th time. ice is not. >> then it's going police say the man eventually went inside a where he stayed into the night over the course of those triple hours. >> the suspect or people. fired shots from inside the house outside in the direction of officers as well as other roads. >> just after 7 o'clock in the evening. police say the suspects set fire to the garage. the home was soon engulfed in flames. that's when police say the man walked out of the house and was contacted by swat officers. >> after making contact officers. they fired their weapons and the suspect wa

. >> antioch. mayor lamar thorpe says his city has paid close attention to the rise in retail. plaguing the bay area and cities like walnut creek who are reacting to what happened. we're not reacting to anything. we've been proactive just last week the city of walnut creek approved the creation of a new downtown patrol be to stifle grab and run thefts in san francisco union square. businesses are limiting operating hours and deploying more private security guards. i wouldn't tell a single merchant to close early. i would tell people not to go out in antioch as a deterrence mayor thorpe says the police department began increasing patrols at shopping centers before thanksgiving. i did get interesting enough. >> notes from constituents saying. >> hey, i've noticed more police patrols. are police officers outside of target as an example and they were concerned that maybe it's maybe something that may have happened there. i reassured them. as a matter of fact, nothing has happened there. and that's precisely why we're there because we want nothing to happen. this comes as the city c

we'll see some upper 40s for some inland areas, antioch 47, lakeport 46. look for low 50s around the bay area, san francisco 51. fremont a little bit milder, 56, and san jose 58 degrees. i want to show you the forecast animation so you can know what to expect over the next week. so monday, just plan on very cloudy conditions and some of our animation is picking up some showers. for the most part, we are dry. the front moves in tuesday morning. it hits the north bay first, the areas of yellow show the more moderate rainfall, by lunchtime it starts to slide towards the peninsula and in the afternoon, we'll see it hit the peninsula, parts of the east bay and in the evening move towards the south bay, some heavy rain in the north bay. it turns into showers on wednesday throughout the day, so tuesday will be the heaviest rainfall, but we are expecting rain tuesday all the way into the christmas weekend and most areas will get anywhere from one to three inches of rain up to six inches in the mountains. there is also a winter storm watch so look out for that, tue

health leaders say that in september and october they issued several warnings too lumpy is diner in antioch along with in and out locations in pleasant hill san ramon and pinole, but they stop doing that since november county says it's trying to enforce the mandate without punishing business owners, but they do say that when necessary they will take more action to regulate businesses. happening today. a new travel restrictions are going to go into effect for people coming into the country and these new restrictions are a part of president biden's effort to combat covid-19 during the winter fours. camila barco has the story. >> the rule for the past few months has been if people are flying to the united states. they must show proof of a negative covid test but starting on monday that deadline is getting tighter. the covid tests must be done within one day boarding their flight previously travelers had 3 days to obtain a negative covid test the new travel restriction applies to all international travelers who are 2 years or older and this is regardless of their nationality or vaccination stat