have now been closed for more than 24 hours. abc seven news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. if we don't get it, if we don't get it, shut it down. >> demands for justice and a threat to try to shut down the apex summit as san francisco has its moment on the world's stage, protests, leaders today stepped into the spotlight. thank you for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. today, people took to the streets of san francisco to protest the asia pacific economic cooperation conference. abc's seven news reporter cornell bernard was there as they rallied, then marched peacefully from the ferry building. redtagged. what do we do? >> thousands of activists on the move up market street toward the apex summit at moscone center, where up my people rise up, rise up. these activists say they are

united in their opposition to the global trade conference that's bringing world leaders to the city from nearly two dozen countries. we are kicking off the people's movement against apex. earlier, a rally on the embarcadero. demonstrators say they are protesting everything from the israel-hamas war to corporate profits and human rights violations. >> is our main thing is we actually just want to shut it down. we want to make sure that the economy is the things that people want are actually voiced by the people themselves and not just these big heads of state that are coming out. >> a but many of these demonstrators say they want a seat at the table when it comes to banning fossil fuels. >> so our message today is that when you have a confluence of world leaders meeting to discuss trade and the future and enshrining a connected clean, green economy that people like the ceo of exxonmobil should not have a platform.

>> while activists have been gearing up to make sure that their message is heard, san francisco is trying to make sure that all attendees at apec are safe. blocks of fencing surround moscone. some businesses like this starbucks have boarded up to protect windows. there's also a large police presence. activists say they are planning a week's worth of protest during apec. >> today's protest is really just about showing the world that there is a massive popular resistance to the negotiations, right? they're kicking off their negotiations. we're kicking off our week of peaceful protest in san francisco. >> cornell bernard, abc seven news. thanks cornell. >> we want to help you navigate the apec impact on san francisco. this map shows the areas where there are or will be parking restrictions and road closures. they include the area around the moscone center, where several conferences are scheduled. muni is no longer serving stops in the exclusion zone. that's the area in red surround the moscone center. there are road closures and nob

hill, where many top level guests are staying. the embarcadero near the exploratorium. that's where president joe biden is hosting a party on wednesday. and the legion of honor, the site of high level leader dinner on thursday. also, pay attention to the signs if you're driving in the city. temporary signs are up in places that are no parking zones and muni has launched a program that will give you a courtesy alert text if your vehicle is about to get towed and you can sign up for the text before tow service online on just search for mta text tow heading live outside. we are enjoying a mild weekend right now, but changes are coming just as the apex summit gears up. abc7 weather anchor spencer christian is here now with more on what we can expect. spencer okay, j.r. the first day of this week of the apec summit will be a pretty decent one tomorrow. >> we're expecting decent weather, but when i say decent, i mean calm and dry. but we have some stormy weather approaching. the first wave of stormy weather

arrives on tuesday. it will rank level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, bringing rainy conditions, but mainly on tuesday and the in the north bay. although some showers may reach their way down to the south bay and other parts of the bay area. so let's move along and take a look at the forecast animation starting at midnight tonight, our 12 a.m. tomorrow. and you'll see clouds increasing tomorrow ahead of the rain. the rain won't arrive, though, until tuesday morning. but when it does, it will arrive forcefully, especially in the north bay, with a few light scattered showers reaching other parts of the bay area. rainfall totals from that first wave will generally be under a 10th of an inch, except in the north bay. but as you can see, wednesday and thursday, we have much more stormy weather coming our way. just about a week's worth of it. i'll give you a closer look a little bit later j.r. spencer thank you so much. >> we've put together a day by day guide to apec. from street closures to official events, you can find everything to know about apec on abc seven news.com. we're updating it as new information is released.

developing news now. there's no estimated time on when a damaged freeway in la will reopen. all lanes of the ten freeway in downtown los angeles are closed after a fire damaged the interstate early yesterday morning. the freeway is a major artery in the city. the governor yesterday declared a state of emergency to help repair the highway as quickly as possible. caltrans officials said they were still assessing the damage and there are major concerns about tomorrow morning's commute being an all out mess. >> 300 plus thousand vehicles go through this corridor every single day. it's of significant concern, sense to the economy, to the health and safety of angelenos. impact to our schools, to vulnerable communities. all of that we take very seriously. >> we the fire started at a storage yard under the freeway.

flames then spread to a second storage yard. eight acres burned. the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. and to the latest now on the war in the mideast. israeli forces are closing in on gaza's hospitals. they say it's a defensive strategy. while israel's prime minister is standing firm on his rejection of a cease fire. unless one condition is met first, we get a full update from abc news reporter patrick reevell in israel. >> israel continuing its onslaught against hamas. the idf releasing a video it says shows tanks firing amid the massive destruction in northern gaza. israeli forces now closing in on gaza's main hospitals, which israel claims hamas hides within for their operations. the world health organization this morning saying it's lost contact with al-shifa hospital, gaza's largest medical complex. doctors there saying around 40 premature or babies in incubators now at

risk as power is failing. israel says hamas has a headquarters under the hospital and told people to evacuate. but a doctor there telling our matt gutman recently that's impossible. what would happen if you did have to evacuate all the people who still remain? >> if you say evacuate the patients, you means you want me to kill at least 100 patients at one second. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu telling nbc israel is intent on destroying hamas. >> if you want peace, destroy hamas. if you want security, destroy hamas. if you want a future for israel, the palestinians, the middle east, destroy hamas. we're proceeding as quickly as we can, but also as carefully as we can, because we want to minimize civilian casualties. >> according to gaza's hamas run health ministry, more than 11,000 palestinians have died since the war began five weeks ago. arab and muslim leaders gathered for a summit in saudi arabia saturday called for an immediate cease fire, but even as international pressure builds

, netanyahu says there will be no cease fire until hamas releases the 239 hostages. netanyahu last night also rebuffing a us proposal that the palestinian authority should take over gaza once this war ends. israel making clear that it has no intention right now of scaling back its assault. patrick reevell, abc news, sarotte israel in the east bay today, families gathered to make a call for peace in the middle east, a peace rally was held at the federal building in oakland. >> parents came out with their young children to demand a cease fire so that humanitarian aid can get into gaza. they created and left messages of solidarity for kids in that region, both jewish and palestinian groups took part in the rally, which had similar demonstrations at more than a dozen other locations across the country. stars eating today, getting covid could cost you more. the deadline that just expired and how it affects testing and treating people for coronavirus and all smiles for the niners as

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six months from the end of the federal covid health emergency. that means people who don't have or use their health insurance to cover covid costs will have to pay out of pocket. california law required health plans to continue covering covid vaccines to treatments and testing even for out-of-network care. for six months after the federal expiration. keeping communities clean is part of building a better bay area today, say caltrans and clean california helped bring out local volunteers to clean up dolores park in san francisco. it's part of governor gavin newsom's clean california initiative. over $1 billion was set aside for the effort and to create thousands of jobs to transform and beautify public spaces. well we guarantee that you already have the experience for a job now open in the south bay. the main qualification is you have to like chocolate. we'll tell you what it's about next. and it's clear tonight, but wet weather is coming, spencer says san francisco could get more than

two inches of rain this week. he'll tell us exactly when the showers will start coming up. >> in sports, the niners are back from the bye week and it's domination and due ball niners. a complete game. they snapped that nasty three game slide. we have the highlights and

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the beer to 14 will be available on draft or in cans to purchase at the brewery through the end of november. a portion of the proceeds will be donated to veterans charities, as if getting paid to eat chocolate and gelato sounds like your kind of work. we have a job for you. venchi, an italian gourmet chocolate company, is opening up its first west coast shop in the westfield valley fair mall in san jose. next month. the company is looking for a professional taster for its chocolate and gelato. it's a temporary job that pays $100 a day, but offers a flexible schedule and has some sweet perks. oh wow. >> nice play on words. get it right there. yeah that would be a busy, busy. >> a mouthful, so to speak. >> you can say that again. and i'd like to volunteer for that job. or at least be an intern. yes oh, you're so good at this weather, especially with the forecast coming in this weekend. all that rain. i'll do this job then. here's a look at the

satellite radar composite image. you can see high pressure, which has been the controlling factor in our weather this weekend, bringing us mild and sunny days. is going to be nudging out of here. and this storm brewing up in the gulf of alaska is going to dive southward and bring us some very rainy weather this week. later in the week. right now, we're looking at dry conditions. a lovely evening from sutro tower, looking out over san francisco, where it's currently 60 degrees, also 60 tsay in oakland and 61 mountain view, san jose, 66 mich upper 50s at palo alto and half moon bay. clear lovely view from mount tam looking down onto the bay and portions of san francisco. 59 degrees right now at santa rosa a mild 61 at concord at 63 at livermore, mid upper 50s at fairfield and napa and novato. and the view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero all clear evening and these are our forecast headlines. clouds will increase tonight and tomorrow. first wave of rain arrives on tuesday mainly in the north bay and more rain will follow with showers wednesday through friday. so it's going to be quite a wet week, except for

tomorrow. overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 40s on the increasingly cloudy skies. there'll be some bright spots in the sky tomorrow, but clouds will be around as well. highs will range from mid 60s around the bay shoreline to mainly mid and upper 60s inland and maybe 1 or 2 locations will top out at 70. so the first wave of stormy weather reaching into the bay area ranks a level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale that arrives tuesday with rain mainly in the north bay. drier conditions in the south bay, but some scattered showers may reach other parts of the bay area. forecast animation starting early tomorrow morning. notice how the clouds increase and the rain arrives forcefully on tuesday morning, pushing mainly into the north bay. as i said. but of course, rain may reach other parts of the bay area as well. then we'll get a little bit of a break before the next wave of rain comes in. that first wave will bring rainfall totals generally under a 10th of an inch for most locations outside the north bay. but up in the north bay, it'll be quite a bit wetter and then on wednesday morning, 12:00 am, we start the

forecast animation again and you see more waves of rain coming in. some of it could be steadier and heavier than that. first rainfall is going to move in on tuesday and as you can see, it will continue all the way through thursday and possibly into friday before winding down. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. dry conditions tomorrow, a level one storm at activity tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. it looks like the heaviest of the rain could be wednesday and to thursday. but we still have to keep watching the system to see how it develops. finally, next saturday, we get partly cloudy skies and then sunny and mild again next sunday. >> now, abc seven sports with chris alvarez as the 40 niners coming off their bye week and they're looking to snap a three game losing streak in jacksonville today. >> meanwhile the jaguars they entered the game on a league best five game win streak suppose to be a tough game in florida but the niners flexed on them big time chase young making his 40 niners debut reunited with college teammate nick bosa opening possession on offense brock purdy rolls left then

throws across your body to brandon aiyuk sf 70th and 49 ers coach shanahan afterwards called that one of the worst decisions brock has ever made. but it did work. just don't do it again. defensive coordinator steve wilks moved from the booth to the field and maybe that played an effect in the five sacks. young and bosa getting after trevor lawrence. bosa ripping it out for a turnover. so the buckeye boys making a difference but the niners led just 13 three at recess two plays into the third quarter. purdy under pressure hangs in there airs it out george kittle 66 yards he's gone the longest td pass of purdy's career just a shade under 300 yards passing three touchdowns more importantly, no interceptions kittle a game high 116 yards and a score for it's a 23 ballgame here. ambry thomas on defense. good tackle forced the fumble. the defense jumped on the field, which actually negated the return. and a big hug from wilks on the sideline that would lead to this deebo samuel trent williams both back from injury. trent leading the way for deebo clearing them out

and he's in 27 349 ers now late fourth quarter christian mccaffrey's touchdown streak in jeopardy they're trying to get him an nfl record 18 straight games with a score and there they got him in there on a 34 three game, fourth down. mccaffrey oh incomplete niners bounce back they win big 34 to 3 afterwards cmc dealt with the reality of actually not not scoring a td. >> yeah i suck everyone else on the team scored except for me now. that means a lot to me for them to keep me in at the end of the game there and try to get me that record. but hey, i'll take, i'll take a huge win. >> i think everybody is just fresh coming off the bye week and you know, we lost three and we're just trying to get back on track. and that's what we did. >> there are some things that haven't gone our way. a couple of plays within the last game, last couple games, but for this one came with the right mindset of, you know, backs against the wall in a sense. and you know,

let's play like hungry again warriors in action right now against minnesota have the highlights. >> at 11 they took on cleveland last night now draymond green donovan mitchell got a little testy in the third quarter green bump mitchell a few times so donovan retaliated against draymond now the referees went to review after that play and then actually draymond got ejected for elbowing mitchell now there have been no calls while those other plays were happening between the two. so for the officials to go back and retroactively discipline him, that's a new one. according to head coach steve kerr, he's seen it all. but this was weird. i had never heard of this rule, but apparently you can retroactively call a technical on someone from two plays before upon review. >> there's lots of plays i'd like to go back to from three years ago and you know, that was bizarre. >> women's hoops top 20 showdown. cameron brink and number 15 stanford hosting. number nine. indiana first quarter. that's her 300th career block. she then brings it up the floor, dribble, dribble dish out and get the assist on the triple

and her parents in the crowd oh, that's parent approved second quarter brink spinning and winning just so good and cardinal up 28 at the break final seconds of the third quarter stanford's up big brink get that out of here blocks the layup out of bounds so is 1.8 seconds to go hoosiers going to get one more chance before the buzzer but brink access tonight again another block she finished with a double double 20 points 17 rebounds for blocks. stanford big win 9664. tara vanderveer beats her ama mater for win number 1188. she has won a lot of games down there at stanford women's hoops, women's college hoops is back, the men's as well. so it's all happening right now. >> wasn't even close. >> yeah, it wasn't close. get that out. >> i love seeing that boy. get it out of my house. thank you so much, chris. a neighborhood weekend tradition takes on a special twist today. next we'll check out local festivities for india's biggest holiday of the year

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virus pediatrician fans are sharing concerns about the shortages of a crucial new drug. what you need to know. plus, one final vote for oakland. it could be the biggest week yet yet on the determination if the a's will stay in the bay area or if they won't. the outer sunset farmers market in mercantile celebrated the diwali today. diwali is the hindu festival of lights that is celebrated annually at the end of the harvest season. designs made with colorful powders welcomed guests from around all around. the event was held on 37th avenue and ortega street and featured art activities for all ages. there was also chutney making sorry demonstration sessions, music and food trucks, good times all around with that. and really, you know, my mind is still on football. i hate to say, guys. brock purdy should go down to the farm more often. he was spending that whole week in the farm right? >> that's right. the bye week. he went on a tractor in iowa to take his mind off football, and it looked like it worked.

everybody looked refreshed and ready to go. >> okay, maybe super bowl back, right track. too

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