home. the csures will impact eastbound and westbound traffic on i-80, including lanes on th bay bridge and the off ramps at fourth and fifth streets. the golden gate bridge will be affected as well. abc7 news reporter suzanne phan is live in the newsroom with details on apec's impact and preparations. suzanne. >> so kristin, the apex summit is going to test a lot of commuters, whether you take public transportation or you drive. the chp just announced new closures that will affect thousands of drivers. the week of apec. if you think this traffic is bad, just wait until the apex summit starts. chinese president xi jinping and president joe biden will be among the major world leaders expected in san francisco. so there will be high security all around moscone center between market and harrison street. and second and fifth streets. the chp and caltrans now plan on closing freeway ramps and lanes during the summit. chp officer andrew barclay explains. >> most notably the far left

lane on an eastbound 80 on the bay bridge as well as the far right lane on westbound 80 on the bay bridge. that's going to be a four day closure and that's going to be beginning 5 a.m. on tuesday through 9 p.m. on friday . >> barclay says drivers can also expect some off ramps to be closed. the ramp from eastbound 80 at fourth street will be shut down from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily from wednesday, november 15th through friday, november 17th. we asked the chp why the ramps specifically tsay that are mentioned there. >> those ramps feed directly into essentially the area where this conference is going to be. >> the chp says expect to see a lot more law enforcement in the area, especially if you're entering san francisco. >> the goal for this is to make it as low impact as possible. but obviously with the very heightened security for this event, these closures are necessary. >> the bay bridge isn't the only one affected. chp says the off

ramp from 101 at the golden gate bridge, vista point will be closed to pedestrians, cars and cyclists for five days. the bike path on the west side of the bridge will remain open. live in the newsroom. suzanne phan abc7 news. suzanne thank you so much. >> head shelling. monk shi yongxin flew in from china to bless a small business in san francisco's chinatown. this morning as merchants prepare for crowds brought by aipac. owner of the golden gate fortune cookie factory, kevin chan says he's honored and called this visit special to him and to other merchants of chinatown lion dancers were also there to celebrate. >> smoke, fill the air again in the north bay today as firefighters in marin county take on one of the largest controlled burns in decades. the plume of smoke from that burn could be seen for miles. and it's now raising concerns about air quality. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live at a smoky novato with the details. hey, cornell. hey julian. >> yeah, this controlled burn is still going. check it out. high

on this ridge above novato. it got a lot of attention today. lots of smoke of course, considering that another burn yesterday impacted air quality. firefighters say the work clearing dry brush really needs to be done. >> we take fire with us as we come out instead of taking all the heat as you go in, big flames and plumes of smoke rising from remote big rock ridge near novato, more than 50 firefighters weren't trying to put it out. >> they're making the fire grow. >> they're throwable ignitable devices. so if you can get more penetration and depth for our burn, i think once we get the edge buttoned up, then we can start working those interior sections like you've been doing. >> this controlled burn operation under the command of battalion chief grant groneman to eliminate acres of dry manzanita and chaparral. >> those fuels, when they burn, they're encouraged, powerful that getting in here and reintroducing fire under

controlled conditions under the right wind of no wind or the right direction helps us burn out this hazardous fuel and minimize the threat to our communities. firefighters say this is one of the largest controlled burns. marin county has seen in decades. the goal is 130 acres, but they may end up burning half that to produce impacts to air quality. smoke from another controlled burn on thursday impacted air quality in parts of marin and san francisco, prompting complaints from the public. firefighters admit they walk a fine line when it comes to air quality and public safety. i want to remind people of the years that we've been impacted by those devastating wildfires, the air quality was so, so bad for so long. >> if we can get out here and do this work and have a lesser impact on our communities or no impact on our communities, we're going to be better off when it comes to summer. >> did that get your attention? >> yeah, i was leaving. i was leaving the parking lot and

like, oh my gosh, i pulled over to take a photograph of it. >> the smoke plume had sylvia mcwaters from greenbrae worried at first, but as i was looking at it, i know our firefighters are really good in this area, so i'm not concerned about it. >> i know they'll take care of it. >> yeah. and firefighters say with rain coming this weekend, this is likely the last large controlled burn. they will be doing this season. we did check with the air quality management district says they say the smoke from this fire was above the inversion layer about 1000ft, keeping air quality in the good to moderate range today. and we're live in novato, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> cornell, thank you. congresswoman barbara lee introduced a bill this week that would give workers leave of up to 12 weeks for unhealthy air due to wildfires. lee talked with us today on our 3:00 show getting answers about what this could mean for americans as if the employee is in impacted by the unhealthy air quality. >> if it's over 151, then in

fact, that employee can take time off. we don't want that person to be sick, she says. >> there may be a cost to employers, but keeping workers healthy is better and actually cheaper for the company in the long run. if passed, employees could either take leave or get paid using accrued time off. our interview show getting answers airs monday through fridays at 3:00 on abc7. hope you join me every weekday right now. let's get an update on the air quality in the area and a quick look at the forecast. >> yeah, we check in now with meteorologist sandyha patel for a look at both. hey, sandy. >> hi there. yeah, julian and kristen. let's take a look at a live picture first and let's talk about what's going on. >> so you will notice just a thin ribbon of smoke from our golden gate bridge camera. and that is from that prescribed burn that cornell was just describing from the satellite perspective, the wind direction is transporting some of that smoke from that big rock ridge fire into other parts of the bay area. but it's in the upper parts of the atmosphere here. so down near the surface, we're not

seeing the air quality impacts. it's good to moderate right now. that is from the official reporting agency, air now from purple air, we're seeing similar reports. good to moderate air quality. and as we look at a live picture from our south beach camera, you can also see that layer of smoke we are expecting good to moderate air quality this upcoming weekend, tracking a system with live doppler seven. i'll let you know what part of your weekend will include wet weather coming right up. kristen sandhya, thanks so much. >> it's been a day of protest at the port of oakland since this morning. pro-palestinian demonstrators have been preventing a ship from leaving. in the last hour, several were arrested. they claim the ship was about to transport military equipment to israel. all abc seven news reporter ryan curry joins us live from the port with the developing situation. ryan >> yeah, kristen, good afternoon. the protesters have now actually left the port of oakland entirely. they're here remaining in the entrance to the port of oakland. those protests, those who were chained to the

ship have been arrested. that happened about an hour ago. and that ship is now off away from the port of oakland. their intention throughout the day was to try to keep that ship docked in the harbor. >> the occupation has got to go. >> they are taking every step they can to stop the fighting overseas. >> we're demanding a cease fire, immediate cease fire right now. >> dozens of pro-palestinian demonstrators are stopping this ship from leaving the port of oakland. >> this vessel will be loaded with military weapons from the united states to go to israel. so we're here to disrupt it. >> the action started early with dozens of demonstrators trespassing at dawn. by 11 a.m, police arrived and some protesters attempted to board the ship, locking themselves to a ladder where they've been for hours. oakland police and the coast guard circling the ship to keep everything orderly that line on the stern. >> we actually took that line and we ran it through the fence. and then we have three women who are holding on to the ladder.

>> it's been almost a month since hamas militants attacked israel, killing more than 1300 people and setting off a war in gaza. the death toll is now over 9000. demonstrators in oakland want the violence to stop. >> we stand against any us aid to israel and aiding it in this genocide against the palestinian people. >> and while that was going on throughout the day, we did not see any pro-israeli counter protesters happening. everything was remaining peaceful up until the moment where they did arrest those people chained to the ship . they then made their way outside the harbor. they tell us, the protesters tell us that the ship is actually on its way to seattle, where it's going to be getting more supplies before it. then heads off to israel. they say they do have a demonstration planned in washington. when the ship does arrive there. we're live in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> a wild day at the port for sure. thank you, ryan. now to a disturbing case out of santa rosa. police are looking for luis gustavo arroyo lopez who they say is wanted for killing a woman on thursday. she was found

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volunteers from rebuilding together, silicon valley joined with rainmaker real estate to repair and revitalize a home. the work included demolishing and removing items that were making the home inaccessible for the resident. >> the work that we do at rebuilding together is extremely important that we create safer communities for our neighbors in need here locally, across santa clara county and it helps prevent a lot of what our clients are going through with the local housing crisis. rebuilding together. >> silicon valley helps over 400 homeowners a year. the group says its focus is on low income older adults and people with disabilities. >> okay, stop me if you've heard this before. oakland is going to make one final pitch next week to keep the a's from leaving for las vegas. our casey pratt, once again sat down with mayor shengtao to get an inside look at the city's plans. what you have to say to you.

>> yeah, julian, you've heard this before, but at least she said they're going to show their work. that's the whole point of this. and with the world series over the a's and major league baseball's relocation committee are officially on the clock and with an owner's vote to approve las vegas expected as early as this month, the city of oakland is taking one last swing. yesterday the oakland city council announced a resolution affirming that the team belongs in oakland. the plan is to hold a vote next tuesday in an effort to send a message that the mayor this city council and the port of oakland are all on the same page. i caught up with the mayor moments ago. >> the confirmation action from the electeds themselves are the ones who are making the decisions. right. saying like, yes, we agree that the a's belong here in the city of oakland. we have, you know, the howard terminal. but if they decide like, look, we don't want this grandiose plan anymore with , you know, condos and businesses and the ballpark we have that other option, too, where it's just the ballpark. yeah, right. and so there's so many different ways that we can look at this and we're ready to

actually reach a solution. and we're just calling upon john fisher to say, are you also ready for a solution? because it doesn't look so solidified in las vegas. >> now, the mayor makes a good point there. the a's don't even have a real las vegas rendering. they don't have a design architect. they don't have a financial plan. they don't how much it's going to cost or how they're going to pay for it. yet major league baseball seems ready to make a vote without any information. so we'll have to follow along and see what they end up doing. but at least what they're doing on tuesday says we're all in it together. we're all unified, and it gives a's fans one last chance to make some noise and make some of those headlines that they've been so good at making lately. >> and i'm sure those a's fans are going to be coming out in force to that oakland city council meeting. >> i mean, that's the hope that they show up in force for a big unified press conference and march right into the city council chambers. so we'll see what happens. >> okay. we know you will be on top of it, as you have been every step of the way. appreciate it. thank you, casey. all right. well, if you're going

to the sierra, take note, because wildlife experts are reviewing reports of people being bit by otters. >> it is by far the most terrifying experience i've ever had in my life. nothing even comes close to it. >> so that was matt leifer's describing an attack last month while swimming at serene lakes in placer county. lefors was bitten at least a dozen times by those two otters. you can see the scars left behind on his arm. there wildlife experts warn otters may be more aggressive around their hunting grounds, but they say attacks are rare. >> they won't normally attack people or larger animals. however, they will defend their territory if they feel threatened. >> otters may be expanding their hunting grounds because of an abundance of fish. fish and wildlife is asking residents of serene lakes to limit fish stocking inside of that lake. >> all eyes will be on tupac shakur. if you drive through macarthur boulevard in oakland. that's because a section of the street between grand and van buren avenue has now been named after the legendary rapper. it's a short walk from where tupac used to live. well known hip hop

artists attended the unveiling ceremony this morning. among them, members of digital underground and rapper mc hammer. tupac was born in new york but launched his career in the bay area, oakland and its strong black culture were influential in his lyrics and music. >> when he say he got his gang from oakland and he's talking about a oakland, the spirit, the culture, the ancestors. >> mc hammer called tupac shakur the greatest rapper of all time. his music focused on social inequality, injustice and love. >> all right, turning our attention to the forecast as we inch closer and closer to the weekend. >> yeah, this weekend might be a little unstable. is that the term you guys use? sandy unsettled? >> yeah. for the second half of the weekend. i love it how you're trying. kristen and julian. let's take a look at live doppler seven. we're going to see some wet weather the second half of our weekend, but it is not going to be a washout.

so right now, we're seeing some high clouds coming in to the bay area ahead of the system that you will notice is pushing into the pacific northwest. yeah, it has a nice moisture plume with it. this one, the focus of this storm is going to remain to the north, but we get the tail end of this front and that means we have the opportunity for some wet weather around here from our golden gate bridge camera. you are seeing those high clouds and that light layer of smoke from the prescribed burn up in the north bay. 72 degrees right now in the city. it's in the mid to upper 70s, oakland mountain view, hard to believe it's actually november when you see low 80s in san jose, palo alto, 70 two half moon bay, oakland airport camera you are seeing filtered sunshine right now. upper 70s santa rosa, napa, 81in novato and livermore and low 80s for fairfield and concord as well from our sutro tower camera. you can also see that smoke from the prescribed burn up in marin county over downtown san francisco cooler this weekend. a chance in the north bay tomorrow night of a couple of showers. scattered light

showers expected for the bay area sunday and just a reminder, daylight saving time ends this weekend. so fall back sunday morning and enjoy that extra hour of sleep. 5:00 tonight. it's still going to be pretty mild out there. mostly 70 and 80s. if you have late night plans 50s to 60 on your temperatures, clouds will increase throughout the day tomorrow. those temperatures will come down. it's not going to be quite as warm as today. so early afternoon, we're looking at 60s 70s. i'll show you where they ultimately end up. your numbers first thing in the morning, though, with that blanket of clouds. we're not going to really get chilly tonight. we're looking at 50 is some fog and high clouds. tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, mid 60s along the coast to the upper 70s, inland, heavier cloud cover to the north. not as much to the south, but still pretty mild for your saturday. then a level one system comes in for sunday. scattered light showers. some slippery areas you'll need to watch out for breezy with rainfall generally under 1500 of an inch. there you see the

clouds increasing tomorrow night at 9 p.m. up around mendocino county. you see those showers starting to move in. it's really going to be a hit or miss thing. sunday morning, 630, mostly in the north bay. but as we head into the afternoon, 3:00, we're starting to see some of that moisture moving into other parts of the bay area that continues into sunday evening. and then this system is done. so rainfall estimates anywhere from nothing measurable to a few hundredths of an inch, perhaps a 10th of an inch in ukiah. and isolated spots will pick up more. accuweather seven day forecast a late night chance tomorrow. so sunday we have a level one spotty showers cooler weather monday. we also have a one with a good chance of rain and then lingering chance tuesday. don't forget to fall back one hour cooler weather below average by the end of next workweek. julian and kristin, we will enjoy that extra hour of sleep. >> thank you, sandhya. dia de los muertos officially ended yesterday, but there were more celebration today. we'll show you how the oakland ballet is

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from a live fire training burn at sycamore grove park in livermore involving local fire departments and cal fire. the training was only scheduled to go to 3 p.m, so skies should be clearing pretty soon in the east bay. a free performance from the oakland ballet for oakland united school district students at unified school district students. the performance at the paramount theater is called luna mexicana. it's billed as one of the bay area's most inclusive. dia de los muertos events over 2600 students were expected to be in attendance. >> i really want them to take away joy and inspiration in and really recognizing that we're all here standing on shoulders of those who have gone before. we are so committed to making sure that young people have access to the arts. we do it for our nutcracker as well. we've already been performing this in the schools, so 2600 young people are going to be screaming and shouting for our performance today. >> the show's first paid performance will be tonight at 730 at paramount following by, followed by another performance tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. they do

great work there at the oakland ballet. >> time now for some consumer news seven on your side's michael finney. joining us now. and this one is all about amazon . so anyone who shops at amazon should listen up. and that's practically all of us. yeah. >> wait till you hear what they've been doing or they are accused of doing. amazon is in trouble with the federal government. at issue is how amazon uses what the government is calling a secret tool to inflate prices. the federal trade commission filed suit accusing amazon of using a secret algorithm, forcing sellers to raise prices on competing websites. one algorithm works something like this. have a seller does not make its amazon price the lowest available. amazon will bury the listing. another tactic allows amazon to artificially inflate prices on its site to force other retail sites to raise their prices. the ftc says amazon generated more than $1 billion in profits this way bank

deposits appear to have gotten temporarily lost in cyberspace this morning. federal reserve says a glitch caused deposits to experian. s delays this morning. the problem stems from a processing system that allows banks to transfer money to each other. now, this system is used by bank of america, us bank chase and wells fargo. so the fed said the problem was fixed and operations are back to normal. however there you may want to double check any deposits from today. this is a good time to check your tax withholdings against what you expect to pay in taxes for 2023. the irs has website tax withholding estimator can help you line up what is owed versus how much you have already paid. in this way, you won't get hit with a surprise tax bill. this is especially important for gig workers who need to estimate their earnings, a reminder that tax returns for 2022 are due

november 6th 18th. i know that sounds weird, but it's true. you may remember the irs granted extensions because of several natural disasters depending upon where you live. it's november 16th and that was different from the state. >> and then there was a different federal date. it's been a whole mess this year for sure. >> be very careful. >> yeah, but don't miss that deadline. >> yeah, absolutely not. all right. >> appreciate it. thank you, michael. well, president biden visited maine today following last week's deadly mass shooting. his words to the victims families and those first responders there. and more tension in the courtroom as one of former president trump's sons testifies in his fraud trial. what he admitted to your dog is the one you wanted.

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he visited with first responders and victims families from last week's mass shooting. funes calls were held today for some of the 18 people killed. meanwhile, president biden is calling for consensus on efforts to reform gun laws. >> here's abc's reena roy with the new information on the suspected gunman. >> president biden and first lady dr. jill biden, once again visiting a community, rattled by a mass shooting. meeting with first responders and victims families in lewiston, maine. jill and i are here, though, on behalf of the american people to grieve with you and to make sure you know that you're not alone. people there are still reeling after 18 were killed and 13 others injured when authorities say army reservist robert card opened fire at a bowling alley and nearby restaurant last week.

meanwhile, the first of the victims are being laid to rest today, including tricia aslin and richard morin. as we learn more about the suspect's reported mental health struggles , abc news obtaining law enforcement documents that show a series of panic text messages from a fellow army reservist warning they're training supervisor. back in september, that card posed a threat to the unit and other places and refused to get help. months ago. cards family already had concerns about his mental health and access to firearms. reporting their growing worry to authorities in may, according to a police incident report. sources tell abc card also spent two weeks at a mental health facility over the summer. we looked at what was done as it aligns with our policy. >> i think we need to look at it. i think we need to say, is there other other ways to approach these situations? >> the governor of maine is now forming an independent

commission to investigate how multiple red flags about card in his reported mental health history were missed and to examine the police response. reena roy, abc news new york. >> the son of former president donald trump wrapped up his testimony in court in new york city today. it was the second day on the stand for eric trump in a civil fraud case. he testified he stands by financial statements he signed on behalf of his father. afterward, the trial adjourned for the week. the former president and daughter ivanka are set to take the stand next week. >> america's top diplomat is urging israel to consider a humanitarian pause in its war against hamas. the a goal to get to help civilians and potentially get the hostages out of gaza. israel has apparently rejected that request as it forces as its forces push into gaza city. abc news reporter ines de la cuetara is following today's developments from jerusalem. >> as the war between israel and hamas enters its fourth week, secretary of state antony

blinken again in the region trying to balance us support for israel with efforts to minimize civilian casualties in gaza. the secretary urging israeli leaders to consider a humanitarian pause in the conflict. we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back. >> a humanitarian pause could help that effort. >> but after his meeting with blinken, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said there will be no temporary cease fire until hamas releases the over 200 hostages captured on october 7th. >> medinat israel, the families and friends of those hostages staging almost daily demonstrations to secure their freedom. >> today, releasing hundreds of balloons outside the government buildings in tel aviv where secretary blinken held his meetings. >> we are hopeless, but we are full of hope that something will happen and she'll come back. >> israel's relentless bombardment of gaza continues. today. the health ministry in hamas run gaza claims israel targeted a convoy of ambulance busses, leaving the largest

hospital in gaza city. more than 9200 civilians have been killed in gaza, according to the hamas run gaza. health ministry. and on the ground, israeli forces advancing further into the enclave, its troops fighting hamas and with the idf describes as face to face combat inside gaza city, 25 israeli soldiers killed in action since the ground invasion began a week ago in lebanon to israel's north, the leader of hezbollah making his first public speech since the war started praising hamas and saying a wider middle east conflict is, quote, a realistic possibility since the rafah border crossing opened on wednesday, over 1000 foreign passport holders and over 100 injured palestinians have crossed over into egypt. only. those whose names appear on a list have been allowed to leave. ines de la cuetara. abc news, jerusalem. >> and closer to home, a blockade at the port of oakland where protesters delayed the departure of a ship they believe is going to provide military aid to israel. it started this morning and went on for hours.

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is, is if you look at the list of performers that are going to be there, this is incredible iced tea. ll cool j. miguel, stevie nicks, carrie underwood. i mean, that's a hall of fame class in and of itself. it is. >> and the secret is you always get a better bunch of people when they have the award show in new york, unfortunately, than when you have it in cleveland every other year for cleveland. yeah, i know. >> i know. all right. thanksgiving is less than three weeks away. and here's something that might come in handy. target is offering thanksgiving on a budget this year. the company announced it's selling a full feast for four people for under 25 bucks. it includes a 10 pound turkey and an array of fixings like potatoes. green beans, stuffing and gravy, plus desserts under $5 like ice cream , pumpkin spice cookies and mini pecan pies. then top it off with $5 wine bottles. so 25 plus five and five, that gives you $35 for a whole meal. wowzer >> that's a great deal.

>> i would try it. >> why would you even cook? kristen i mean, well, i mean, for some of these people it's actually a good thing because maybe they can't afford to go out and buy a fancy meal. so this is actually nice. >> yeah. i don't know how much turkey is running this year, you guys, but i need to be cheaper this year, right? >> because they have a surplus. yeah. so good news there. but 25 bucks for thanksgiving dinner. >> so here's the thing. >> i mean, maybe target is using it as a loss leader, but if target can do it for $25, can safeway do it for $25? can all the other grocers do it for 25 bucks? >> no, because they're getting you in to buy like other random things like clothing, towels and all the other things you find at target. like you said, it's a loss leader. it's like the costco rotisserie chicken, right? >> ooh, those things. >> you come in for the chicken and then you walk out with like, christmas decor, toys and electronics. >> you're like, don't even have kids. what is this for? it's ridiculous. yeah. oh my gosh. >> well, baseball, of course, nicknamed america's pastime, but apparently america was not all thrilled with this year's world

series. this year's was the least watched fall classic in tv history. wow. there was a little nostalgia for those in the bay area, though, of course, as we've been telling you, the former giants manager, bruce bochy, leading the texas rangers to their first title, considering ratings during the regular season were a little bit higher this season. this might have been more of a matchup problem for baseball, larry. they're doing everything they can to get more people watching baseball to try and shorten the game, make it faster, more entertaining. and then the ratings are a flop. >> well, d-backs versus rangers is not, you know, up on the marquee like yankees versus dodgers. i mean, let's just be real about it. and so that i think, was the biggest problem. also, the schedule goes so long now you're up against nfl games. the nba season has started college football is huge in many parts of the country. so you're just up against it. there's only so many people watching sports at any given time. and there's a

lot of other good stuff to watch against these baseball games with teams that people may not be familiar with. >> here's an idea what if they shorten the season, larry, what do you think? and they wrapped it all up in september. >> we're begging you at this point that that would be a great idea if you could get the players union to accept less pay and the owners to accept less revenue and nobody wants never going to happen. >> right. so like $150 million contracts instead of 200 million? well remember the rally possum that showed up at oakland a's games while the critter has company in texas, you never want to be the one escorted out of a sporting event. >> but look, this one had to go after storming the field during a college football game in lubbock, texas. oh oh. >> vicious. no no, no. >> he was not happy about having to leave, especially like that. it happened at the end of the first quarter between texas tech and tcu. i do. we slow mo this, larry, did you do this? >> yes, i did. last night.

>> by the way, this is the item that i've done the most research on today. >> what you got? did you guys know that opossums are actually different creatures than possums ? >> so is that an opossum or a possum? >> that is an opossum because opossums are about the size of a raccoon, about 2 to 3ft long and usually have grayish fur, which i think this guy looks like. >> yeah, yeah. >> pass him. no. oh, they have furry tails. they're very similar, but they are found mostly in australia. yeah. so we tend to use the term and i think i got it from the beverly hillbillies where possum ran wild. apparently but they were really opossums. opossums are in north america. at least that's that's what my research on this particular marsupial has revealed. >> interesting research, larry. >> more than we ever wanted to know. but honestly, like, i'm just glad no players got hurt, you know? can you imagine? right >> all i know is that thing was

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it's sparking a new proposal from researchers at stanford for california's coast and beyond. here's abc seven weather anchor spencer christian with the story. the stunning marine sanctuaries that dot the

california coast are critical for the continued health of ocean species. >> areas like the gulf of the farallones cordell bank and monterey bay. but if we think of them as massive cities in the sea, new research is suggesting we may also need something smaller in the future. maybe closer to a string of airbnbs is for conservation because species are moving from these areas. >> larvae are drifting through ocean currents. >> neurofibromin is a marine conservation scientist at stanford's dory school of sustainable city. his work includes documents a severe marine heat wave off the coast of mexico. the kind of event that can both threaten marine habitats and push species to migrate. >> and, you know, as climate change is happening, species are moving. they're kind of shifting a little bit. their distribution . >> but right now, we've seen about ten of these. what appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area. >> recently, the abc seven climate team profile oiled the

unexpected appearance of juvenile great white sharks in monterey bay, much farther north than their normal nursing habitats of southern california. while a similar northward migration by the predatory california market, squid impacted salmon populations in the gulf of alaska. fellow stanford dora researcher larry crowder studies marine food chains. >> the data show that marine animals are moving poleward in the northern hemisphere to the north in the summer. southern hemisphere to the south. and that's thought to be related to the long term trends in climate. >> in this most recent study, the stanford team identified areas off the coast of california and mexico that might act as safe zones. many containing healthy kelp forests or other habitats. >> we have this amazing dataset in california, but also in mexico based on satellite that maps kelp forest in the past 40 years. so there are places that the satellite always detect that the kelp is there. >> the goal now to possibly turn

the areas into an international string of migration sanctuaries. a pathway where species on the move could easily check in and check out as they adjust to changes and fluctuations brought by climate change. spencer christian, abc7 news. >> san francisco's walked in alzheimer's is tomorrow and this morning one of the organizers appeared on our streaming newscast. abc seven at seven. stan wong talked about his personal experience dealing with his father's dementia. >> the challenges was the fact of for me just trying to be as a caregiver. how do you take care of this person? and so my thoughts was, okay, i need to find a support group. and i found one through the alzheimer's association, through open house here in san francisco . and to kind of be me in person at the time with other people who could understand where you are, what you need to be doing as well as the skills money raised from the walk in alzheimer's will fund research to find a cure. >> the walk begins at 1030 at pc

seven mornings anchor reggie aqui will be emceeing the event as he has been for several years now. should be a great day for thousands of people marched through san francisco last night for the annual day of the dead procession. >> an. the colorful commemorate asian weaved its way through the mission district. people dressed in traditional outfits. some painted their faces to resemble skulls. day of the dead commemorations date back centuries in mexico and central america. it's a day to honor and remember loved ones who have passed away. this is the 42nd year the procession has been held in san francisco. >> all right. checking in on the forecast once again this hour. >> yeah, it was a lovely for the procession, but it could get a little more interesting for some folks this weekend. yeah, it's going to get cooler, that's for sure. >> julian and kristin. and if you are going to the walk to end alzheimer's, coming to the san francisco, reggie will be there emceeing the event. and it is actually going to be pleasant

weather nice walking weather upper 50s to start at registration time walking weather slow 60 is coming up into the mid 60s with some peeks of sun mixing in with the clouds. we certainly have some high clouds on live doppler seven right now as we check out those temperatures. they're not going to be quite as high as today. we had some low 80s today, tomorrow, mid 60s to upper 70s. a pleasant pattern weekend does feature some showers. and as you notice, early next week, we are looking at an unsettled pattern to continue with some snow in the sierra. initially the snow levels are going to be pretty high, around 9000ft this weekend. but early next week, coming down to about lake level. now, atmospheric river dumps pretty good rain across the pacific northwest, taking you through tuesday. a couple of inches there for us here in the bay area. we're looking at a few tenths of an inch. the accuweather seven day forecast it fall back one hour sunday daylight saving time ends. we do have a level one for sunday and monday and then we'll go with pattern change taking us into the next workweek which will be

drier weather. uh. julian, kristin. >> all right, thank you so much, sandra. last year it was all about the king, and this year it's his queen. >> a new movie is out on elvis presley's wife, priscilla. we'll take a closer look at the movie with the help of the director, sofia coppola because it's about you. you, who forgot to charge your phone last night. you, who sprints to the boarding line so your bag will fit. you, with him. until one day, you boarded a united plane, that was designed for... well, you. and your phone got charged, your bag fit,

(so did everyone else's, but this story isn't about them) your toddler didn't tantrum and you... got to fly happily ever after. hi, i'm so sorry. [ kisses noises ] i'm trying honey. i'm going as fast as i can. are we going to be late? oh, hold on! the gift! we are so late. get over it, i'm sorry. we're always late. always. what do you think of my cookies? is that my sweater? ehhhhhh.

this holiday season, how we get there matters. but being there matters more. your family might wait, but the season of audi offers won't. get these exceptional offers now. nine. then don't miss abc7 news at 11. last year elvis made a

splash at the box office and got eight oscar nominations along the way. this year it's all about priscilla. the film is based on elvis and me. priscilla presley's 1986 book with sandra harmon, george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles, spoke with the director and cast and has a closer look. >> many kids back home listening to these days, bobby darin >> did you ever wake up in the morning and fabian and you, priscilla is based on elvis and me. >> priscilla to presley's 1986 book with sandra harmon and director sofia coppola wrote the screenplay from that source material. she wanted to take us into priscilla's world, and that included the good and the bad, the roller coaster of her life with him. >> you know, i just wanted to really show the highs and lows and what it was like to be with this, you know, creative genius

that was tortured and how what her experience was like growing up in that world. >> black hair and more eye makeup. >> i don't know if i like it. >> what do you mean you don't know if you like it? >> i hope people get lost in the character of it. and i hope that you know, obviously the thing i want the most is to feel like we've done priscilla's story justice. >> i think people are going to look differently at elvis after seeing this movie. >> my hope was just to capture the man is priscilla. the priscilla told him through her lens and to be honest to her story and her telling of the story. >> that's for me, this man i just found this story fascinating on her journey. >> and, you know, her finding herself along the way. >> priscilla is rated r, it's in theaters now in los angeles. george pennacchio, abc seven news. well unlike elvis, you won't find any of his music on

the soundtrack for priscilla. >> and that's going to do it for abc seven news at four. abc seven news at five with dan and karina is coming up next. bye bye.

the bizarre mid-flight incident that led to the arrest of a pilot aboard an alaska airlines flight headed to san francisco has now led to a lawsuit by multiple passengers. good evening. i'm karina nova. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it's been nearly two weeks since that off duty pilot was accused of trying to cut engines mid-air. >> and now three passengers on that flight have filed a class action lawsuit. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has more from one of those passengers and from an expert who says this suit is premature. >> many passengers