addition to bowling they will have food, a drug show, and tarot card readings. the five people killed in a shooting at club q in colorado have been identified tonight. two of them worked at the club. 19 other people got hurt. authorities are calling this a hate crime. police are given credit to an army veteran, richard fierro , who they say took down the gunmen and saved people's lives. tonight, he told his story to cnn. >> my daughter and wife should never have experienced combat in colorado springs . everybody in that building experienced combat that night, not to their own accord, but because they were forced to. i feel no sorrow for that dude. >> one of the people who was killed was richard fierro's daughter's boyfriend. the suspect is still in the hospital, being held without bail. back to breaking news we mentioned at the top of our broadcast, devin fehely has just gotten to the scene of the stanford shopping center where someone fired into a restaurant. devin, what is going on down there? >> reporter: right now, as you can see behind me, this is the flemings restaurant, it is a steakhouse on the front side of the stanford shopping center. earlier this evening, probably 90 minutes ago or so, there was at least one, possibly two shots fired into that restaurant. according to the palo alto police department, those gunshots were apparently fired from a moving vehicle on el camino riel. police say they have searched the area along el camino riel, one or two shots were fired, the mall has not been shut down. police did say they have gone to the mall, there is no evidence that the gunmen is inside the mall at this time, or that there is any ongoing threat or danger to other customers and shoppers out here tonight. according to witnesses, the gunmen and possibly get away forever getaway driver fled northbound in a black chevy car, just a vague description of the vehicle. we don't know if anyone specifically inside this restaurant, we do know from this shooting from across the parking lot, you can look and see a bullet hole, and some shattered or damaged glass to the front of that restaurant. a number of police officers are still here on the scene, near el camino riel, and along the shopping center, they are talking to witnesses and trying to figure out exactly what happened this evening. most importantly, who is responsible for it? that is the information we have here at the shopping center, i am devin fehely. i will send it back to you. >> i can only imagine how chaotic and confusing that must have been for the people meeting and said, just a wild story. keep us posted, thank you so much. less than an hour from now, the alameda county registrar's office will release new results which should clarify the oakland mayor's race. here's a look at where things stand right. city councilmember chantel has told ahead slightly, with just over 50% of the both. she is leading fellow councilmember lauren taylor, after the ranked choice voting account, he has 49.7% of the vote. bay area health officials sounding a note of caution ahead of the things giving holiday, as multiple respiratory viruses are on the rise. we are seeing an uptick in both coded and flew. dr. say get your flu shots and booster shots if you are eligible. this afternoon, we caught up with jared middleton, doing just that. >> it is ridiculous not to believe that it is real and dangerous, and the only way to get rid of it is to follow the protocol. >> doctors know you have heard this one before but they are still saying it, especially now. if you are feeling sick, stay home, and take extra caution during the holidays if you are in a high risk group. now to palo alto, where monday has become the new friday for some restaurant in downtown areas. that is thanks in part to something missing before the pandemic. live music. max darrell has the story of one musician who has found new purpose. >> reporter: this is what passion looks and feels like. and this is my company she mike the gnu c , doing what he loves. >> up until the pandemic, he was a touring musician. now, his low-key set up on palo alto avenue is his main stage, where you will find him monday and thursday nights but he does not take a second for granted. >> this is a big difference in my life and career. >> reporter: when cove it struck me he lost 60 gigs overnight. he wondered if you would have to give up his passion. >> i was scared, because this is all i know. >> reporter: it almost happened. but, his passion led him to purpose and mike and kathy longo who owns restaurants along california avenue. they needed help. >> the musician himself, they thought music would help their business. well, about two years later, it turns out he was right. >> the numbers on monday night are very close to friday night. >> he says this year, business is doing around 40% better than they did in 2019. >> no doubt that the music picks business up. >> you will now find live music on monday, thursdays and friday nights on california avenue, giving much needed life to the avenue. >> at night, with the light, you can see what has been my dream for many years, replicating what happens in europe. >> ben deci has a scaled down from loading up for big games, to setting up his own little makeshift stage. but, the change of venue allowed him to find his rhythm. >> it is really special. >> he has also found new purpose, contributing to the community. >> wendy businesses tell me that they appreciate it, or that it is helping the businesses grow , it is also helping the community have some joy and some really great experiences. that is what keeps me coming back. >> reporter: a major change that no one could have seen coming, but he is thrilled with how the notes played out. >> i feel like i am in the right spot. >> reporter: in palo alto, max darrow, kpix 5. with the pandemic and inflation, the need is great the things giving that we introduce you to a man nicknamed first in line fletcher, how he is going above and beyond to make sure that his community in the peninsula is well taken care of this holiday. >> everyone getting fed, and not going hungry. >> starting off the abbreviated workweek as we get closer to the holiday on thursday, temperatures reached the 60's across the bay area, today. 70s on the map tomorrow with warmest weather sometimes a cough isn't just a cough so it's better to be prepared. keeping binaxnow handy makes it easy to test. and self test kits may be reimbursable with no copay through your health plan. with binaxnow, you'll have reliable results in 15 minutes with the self test that features the same technology doctors use. and detects multiple variants, including omicron ba.5 so you can always be prepared with binaxnow. the #1 covid-19 self test in the us kpix 5's annual food for bay area families donation drive is underway . as we head into the holiday season, more families need help because of inflation, which is skyhigh along with the effects of the pandemic which are still with us now. on the peninsula, up to 60 families per week have been getting food delivered to them . wilson walker introduces us to the volunteer known as first in line fletcher. >> i get started here about 5:30 in the morning. >> reporter: sunrise in san mateo, second harvest food distribution is still hours away, and fletcher sanford is ready. >> people are in line, ready to go. >> he is known here as first in line fletcher, as he always is. >> first in line. >> reporter: but, he was not here at 5:30 himself. with that, the operation begins. >> remember, we do one for the ladies. >> they load us up. >> fletcher has not just volunteered over the years, he has become an extension of second harvest of silicon valley. finding new ways to get food into the community, to those who otherwise might not be able to reach fit. >> eggs? ready to go? >> it's good, too, because then the network networks , because people can say if you get food i can take it to other people who need food. >> jose, let's rock 'n roll. >> i got groceries. >> reporter: this delivery is for an apartment complex in san mateo. while fletcher is making this all happen, he is not the actual manpower . what he is really doing is connecting people. >> yeah, see, they got all of it. yeah. say? i don't have to do nothing, see? it's all teamwork. >> helps a lot. especially right now, this helps a lot. >> than the fact that we are concerned about right now is that a lot of people feel like we are getting behind the pandemic and as you can see here, the need has not changed in our communities. 70 families are struggling. >> reporter: for second harvest, economic factors are driving yet another surge in demand. >> now, what we see is just how hard it is for people to come back out of that financial devastation of the pandemic. when you see inflation like this, 70 people are working and still really struggling to make ends meet. >> i just lost my wife, in august, which brought me down to only my social security. , i am so grateful to find this place. >> reporter: meeting that need depends on volunteers. and people like fletcher are stepping up to make it happen. >> it is a rewarding thing. that's the goal. everybody getting fed and not going hungry. >> reporter: in san mateo, wilson walker, kpix 5. if you can, please consider helping out our food for bay area families drive. to donate or volunteer your time, which is also helpful, just go to kpix.com , , u n e qr code on your screen, that will take you right to the website. we are talking about thanks giving, because it is upon us but if you have not defrosted the turkey, actually, right about now or tomorrow, i think. >> we go to a steakhouse for things giving. you don't have to eat turkey, just whatever you want to give thanks for. any favorite things giving staples? >> all of it, but i love fried turkey. >> yeah. >> there is a fast food chain i buy for fried turkey from and it's amazing. >> i will try to get some if there are leftovers. passing clouds tomorrow, but those will be like the clouds we saw today, filtering the sunshine, not blocking it entirely. through wednesday into thursday and friday, we will see abundant sunshine, a light offshore breeze, high temperature over the upper levels of the atmosphere, which means air camped out nearby, suppressing the development. clouds certainly preventingth velot of rain chances for le wh look at the cast, through the next few days, some passing clouds as we headed through tomorrow, then, we are back to sunshine before the sun goes down tomorrow afternoon. continuing into thanksgiving itself on thursday. whatever you have planned outside around the thanksgiving feast, looks like the temperature will be -- then, hopefully we get into an unsettled pattern as we go through november the sixth, a good chance of wetter than normal conditions, not just for the bay area, not a strong little down the line, decent chance into december, doesn't look like the first main chance will have our way until sunday night through monday. thanks giving weekend without the interference of mundt mother nature. please guys right now, temperatures already into the upper 40s and concord, oakland, livermore. 57 degrees for downtown san francisco. the warm spot on the map this monday evening. later on tonight, temperatures dropped into the 40s around the bay, and upper 30s for inland parts of the bay area. a little chilly out there to begin the day on tuesday. temperatures should warm up nicely , a couple of degrees warmer than today, into the neighborhood of 60 degrees by lunchtime for most of us with temperatures topping out in the upper 60s to even around 70 degrees for inland parts of the bay area. mid-60s around the bay, around 60 degrees along the coast. most of these numbers running 2 to 3 degrees above average for the middle of november . we are going to see more of a warming trend by wednesday and thursday. if you are headed out for turkey trots happening around the bay area, ours starts at 8:30 wednesday morning, you can burn off the calories before you put them back on. my wife and i will be doing the tri-valley turkey bird in pleasanton. temperatures just a couple of degrees warmer because that race starts at 9:00 in the morning. should be clear and cool, but not flat-out chilly for those three things giving festivities. we will be seeing temperatures warming up rapidly in the hour by hour forecast for things giving day. inland temperatures warming up to around 70, hitting the mid-60s around the bay and low 60s ride along the coast. that is the warmest day of the seven day forecast. restart backing down into saturday and sunday, especially a gradual increase in cloud cover as we head through the weekend, but it does look like we will get through things giving weekend without rain chances to affect post-thanksgiving travel, rain moving intentionally sunday night into early monday, it is not a guarantee that we are going to see rain sunday night into monday but is it is the best chance we have seen around here for a while but we definitely need the rain. by the time that rain arrives it will have been three weeks since we sought measurable rainfall in the area. running on thanks giving, i will be cheering you on from the couch. coming up next, the u.s. men's soccer team that was the crowd at world cup village in san francisco after the u.s. men's soccer team scored against wales. the watch party in the financial district was the first of many planned around the city. nothing like a world cup party, you know? >> i wanted to see that same shot in the second half. they were jumping up and down. >> it wasn't great, but it was okay. >> they earned a point, but it should have been free. the men's team have to feel a little disappointed at the result today, earning a draw. the u.s. was the better team, especially in the first half. in qatar, usa soccer fans, waiting eight years to watch their team compete in the world cup. the 36th the minute, usa in white, watch the pass ahead to tim weah. he found the back of the net to give the americans a 1-0 lead. then, they won 80 and play in the second half of a mistake here, walker zimmerman took down gareth bale in the box. that's a penalty. a yellow card. wales fans all fired up about that. a huge scoring opportunity. and, look at the leah laser focus lining up with a penalty shot. drilled into the equalizer, the country's all-time leading scorer struck again. we will face england on friday, the brits beat around 6-2 in the opening match, but sarah, at that level, you can't just get a lead and go conservative in the second half of the game. there were 11 starters for the u.s. today playing in the first ever world cup. i blame the coach a little bit for not recognizing the moment , making substitutions, maybe, to avoid mistakes like that. >> this was uncoached a little bit, but they've got to do better against england on friday, hang with them and 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