pelosi's home and attacked her husband with a hammer. the 42-year-old canadian suspect pleaded not guilty to the federal charges against him. >> he pleads not guilty initially 99% of perimeter -- criminal defendants in his situation plead not guilty at this point. >> attorney angela truong is not seeking release so he will return to custody at the sheriffs's office until his next federal court appearance on november 30. and adam gessner says it is mature to discern if the case will go to trial. a vast majority of state and federal cases are resolved by a we organ. -- bargain -- plea-bargain.

>> this is a publicized case and that remains to be seen. >> as a result to federal kidnapping and assault charges he faces six felony assault charges including murder. other state and federal officials were on his list to attack. flexible that list at any point become public? >> at this time it is hard to say. i would expected to be part of the evidence at the trial should there be one. right now with respect to the investigation we have a long way to go. >> both jurisdictions whether be in state or federal court -- have to look at it first. but it is likely the federal case will happen first.

kristen: how much time could he face with each federal charge? >> the federal attempt charge holds up 20 -- 220 years in prison with free years release. and the maximum sentence is 30 years in prison. with the state charges it fans between five years and life -- it spans between five years and life. dan: a federal judge dismissed half of the charges against bill jean hobbs a man accused of stalking multiple women in the city. he is connected to 14 cases of assault, unwanted touching -- and today a judge dismissed many of the charges citing insufficient evidence. the judge is permitting prosecutors to continue the case with one federal charge and 12 this demeanors. hobbs is back in court november

29 for his arraignment. kristen: we have health advice of what is shaping up to be flu season. it will be the third holiday flu season we have to deal with covid, but this time the rules have changed. and it is time to stock up on free test kits. >> this november there is sunshine and fall foliage, and the threat of covid. >> what is different about this holiday season from the last two during covid is the responsibility is much more on us as individuals. we do not have the rules passed down by the government. >> services have already got 40 people hospitalized with covid. they are starting to distribute free test kits by mail. the first county in the a area to do so. >> they are available now you

can go online and request up to four kids each test kit has two test in it so it is really eight to be getting from the county. >> and free test kits are being passed out you can get covid -- the reminder is you can get a cabinet -- get covid a second or third time. the mantra is the same, get boosted. if you cannot find a booster at your local pharmacy check county websites. school vaccine clinics are being offered. wearing a mask is optional but it may provide traditional protection as cases take up --tick up. >> you think that you may not live with someone who is at risk but maybe you have a friend or colleague that is at risk. you do not want to be a link in the chain that causes that. whatever you can do to prevent that is the kind responsible

thing to do a. abc 7 news. >> president trump has been -- is expected to announce he will run for president again. -- by republicans in the midterm elections many are blaming former president for this. he is scheduled to speak at mar-a-lago florida at 6:00 a.m. our time. we are hearing from former vice president mike pence about a possible running in 2024 as well even if donald trump enters the race. he spoke with -- he reveals the last time he spoke with former president trump and the relationship he has now. >> thank you for taking the time i have read expert from your book this week. i was trying to figure out in my head what your relationship is now with former as it intro --

president trump. when i put it in facebook terms it seems like it is complicated. how do look at the relationship now? >> it will be with you. what i can say is i will always be proud of the record of the trump pit administration --pence administration. 4.5 years the president and i worked on policies that made the country more prosperous and stronger than before but it obviously did not indwell. in the days ash in --end well. in the days after that -- we talked about the issues in january 6, 2021 and in the months that the president returned and the rhetoric he was using before the tragic day. even defending those who ransacked the capital and attacking police officers, i decided it was a time for us to

go our separate ways. we have not spoken for more than a year and a half and i think that was right for me to do at the time. to step aside. i will always be grateful he chose me to be vice president and i will be out of the record we created for the american people. >> with david muir you talked about during the insurrection he refused to leave the capital -- you refused to leave the o saying i will not give the people the pleasure of a 16 cart motorcade speeding away from the capital. and with those people not originally your best ardent supporters and those who got you elected to the white house? >> i've attended so many trump rallies over 4.5 years and i will tell you whatever else i thought about that day, the people who rioted at the capitol

may have thought they were ours orders -- supporters but they were different from the hundreds of thousands people i saw. across the country the people i encountered from every background and race for the most patriotic americans law-abiding, god-fearing people that i've ever known who would have never done with the people did at the capital that day. there or anywhere else. i do believe the people that rioted the capital -- resulting in the loss of life and injury of courageous law enforcement officers need to be held accountable. i simply will not allow the thousands that rioted at the capital to demean the good intentions and good hearts of the tens of aliens of people that supported our effort on the 4.5 years. >> we expect the former

president to make an announcement about his candidacy today. we know you and your family are considering a run of the presidency, my question would be after you are in the capitol building, and people were storming at, some of them with horrible intentions for you, that is what we just saw with nancy pelosi her husband in san francisco, knowing that is a climate we face in our country today, why would you want to? >> i am so pleased that paul pelosi is recovering. we send our best wishes and prayers to him for a full and could beat recovery from that terrible attack -- full and complete recovery from that terrible attack. but i must tell you that i love this country. as i traveled around america the last two years i've been deeply moved to be honest with you. not only the expressions of support from so many people that

share my republican values, but people who stopped me in grocery stores and did not agree with my politics and everything but they take a moment to appreciate the stand we took on that day. this is a great country full of good and caring people i think we need government as good as our people again. >> i have so many more questions but that is a time we have thank you for taking time with us today. >> thank you it is good to be with you. dan: former vice president pence has a new book called, " so help me god" he appreciates where president trump moved him into vice president role but he will leave that it was best for them to go their separate ways. kristen: here a former announcement from former president trump. >> no one is talking about it whether kevin mccarthy as a

speaker or not. how they will move forward or not. it is whether they this it does not have the same tension -- attention. there would be a time where the entire country would be watching the speech and i did not think that will be the case. maybe this is just after the midterm where so many of his candidates lost that we are beginning to turn the page. kristen: the announcement from trump is inspected to be in less than two hours at 6:00 p.m. dan: american airlines flight attendants explain why they are taking action against their employer. -- in the goal of keeping us safe from health hazards. and further turnout we explore how many people went to the polls in california. and how some races are still undecided. >> good afternoon i am meteorologist mike -- here is a

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attendants from american airlines want a wage increase. the union says travel has returned to the pandemic levels with fewer light attendants. >> we want to make sure we are provided a living wage contract. and one that is good for everybody out there online. kristen: the strike is taking place at 11 airports across the country a statement from american airline says we continue to work with the flight attendant to reach an agreement that meets their needs and our operation. dan: nearly 50,000 university of california workers are on day two of a strike. the union says it's the largest higher education strike in u.s. history. [indiscernible]

dan: abc 7 was the u.c. berkeley where thousands of students and stewart it employees walked off the job. some say they are making less than 20 dollars an hour -- $20 an hour. >> you cannot -- cannot continue to work on this campus with these wages. many majority of student on campus are -- [indiscernible] dan: negotiations have been over a year and during that time they five -- filed 20 lawsuits. kristen: you've heard of storm chasers but there's a group of scientists in the area that are more like warm pollution monitors. we have more explaining on the work the scientists do and how to protect that air quality. >> for martin tran and david peterson, a break in the rain

means a chance to measure minute changes of a passing storm brought to san francisco bay and they are not always good. for decades, storm runoff has carried dangerous pollutants like mercury and other chemicals. and it is evolving. >> we identified other chemicals that are contaminants of an emerging turn these are chemicals -- emerging concern these are chemicals used in -- products. >> the members of the rmp deploy in the middle of the storm during the night to capture runoff. we have the leader of the team. >> we track the rainfall rate so we know when to mobilize for the storm event. it can be really challenging. >> particularly challenging during our recent drought with dry spells giving pollutants a

chance to build up in the storm water system. the teams measurements and data help local agencies make decisions on keeping the public safe from health hazards. >> that is cleaning up sites that have a lot of toxic elution on them -- pollution on them. or it is making policies at the local level such as a plastic bag and --ban. >> on this day they are also taking samples of the mix of the looted runoff water with cleaner bay water in the shoreline area where systems of fish live. it is performed on a deadline but over two decades of collected data has helped build a understanding of pollution ret to san francisco bay. -- threat to san francisco bay. and to build policies for them. >> this is a great opportunity.

>> live from san francisco bay. abc7news. dan: onto the weather just gorgeous outside crisp but beautiful. kristen: not a cloud in the sky. we bring in meteorologist mike -- mike: right now there are hints of cold weather. it is a gorgeous afternoon as we see the sunset at 4:58. look at that the salesforce tower isn't that nice added change their --there? it will be clear and cool again tonight. if you have frost this morning he would probably have frost again tomorrow make sure you take care of your plants and cover your windshield. we will be breezy in the mountains but we stay below the critical fire risk thankfully to the rain we had earlier. we have a few

clouds roll in and the weekend we have more clouds and it is whereby the rain holds off for a chance through the weekend. if you have plans for the weekend do not change them. bay 57. 63 in oakland. 66 san jose. santa rosa and cloverdale in the 70's. and temperatures tomorrow about four or 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. and look at the dry air they pulled in over with the op -- offshore breeze. look at the storm track that is huge with the arctic circle all the way back down to the midsouth. that is an aggressive system that will bypass us for a long time. the wind is coming down over 20 miles per hour they will burst and then taper overnight. most of the wind never made it down

into the valley except along the coast. because of the rain we received the offshore wind -- they have a 12 hour window tomorrow of high fire danger lease be careful. for us back at home, you see the green that is 50's in the mountains. most of us wake up in the low or mid 40's. 65-67 in the south bay. 64-c6 in the peninsula. 66-64 -- about 67-74 north bay our warmest areas. 65-67 on the east. as you had in land 65-67 degrees. here is my forecast the wind will blow on shore thursday. or cloud cover. slight cooling there but it is comfortable. offshore wind

returns friday they could be faster 35-ready miles -- 35-mi40. and one model is showing rain monday and tuesday next week. put that in the back of your mind that there is a chance we will tweak that as we get closer to next week which is thanksgiving. kristen: the largest retailer in the world agrees to a million-dollar opioid settlement what they plan to do with the cash. dan: and cultivated meat would you eat it? you eat it? the company had a famous san thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase.

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dan: walmart says it will pay $3.1 billion over handling the crisis of opioids. it is a similar announcement by cvs and others this month. the companies were sued by state and local governments by operably tracking scription's and painkillers. california is about to $65 million of the settlement any -- money. the majority of the money will be used for treatment services or people struggling with opioid

addiction. walmart claims it did nothing wrong. kristen: according to upside foods -- a restaurant in san francisco has taken the taste like a real -- the real thing but it is grown in the lab. about a year ago the company shared a video from a cooking segment. it is waiting for fda approval to again selling its first cultivated products it uses samples from animals without having to slaughter them. the company is in talks with -- ideas to serve cultivated chicken in the restaurant once the new product is approved for the market. it has all the substance of chicken. dan: i'm interested to try it. one week after the midterm elections millions of ballots still need to be counted and we wanted to find out why. and why one bay and area county received more than -- mail-in ballots on

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: let's turn your attention to your close -- your voice your vote. there are several elections locally and state wide better too close to call. we have a look out the voter turnout and why it takes this long to count all the ballots.

kristen: they have a full 30 days to work their ballot count to the state. it is not unusual for it to take this loan but what is different is the number of tight races this year and the rapid rise in vote by mail. >> there are still millions of ballots to be counted after the elections. it is due to a combination of factors. >> generally it is something that does not become headline news. that it is taking a long time to count outlets -- ballots but a couple of things have happened. >> a couple of them are too close to call. >> the long tail of the voting process is visible when it is impacting bigger races. >> it wants to go full 30 days to get a raise for our primary controller area and that is due to boat by mail.

-- vote by mail. tim depree says his office received many vote by mail ballots as they did leading up to it and they say each one takes time to process. >> we have to go through a signature checking process and sort them in precinct order. if you imagine taking 200,000 ballots and sorting them in a particular order they are all randomly mixed together. >> spokesperson for the santa clara county register voters a that it was mailed out on election today -- day and they are still waiting to receive that. >> we are still counting those that are coming in. >> they believe the turnout election for in person will be 50%. this will likely equate to 11 million voters. >> historically that is a large number. 50% may not sound like

it is a lot, but we have 2 million more actual voters registered than we did in 2018. we have 5 million more registered voters than we did in 2014. kristen: 11 million is a lot of voters and that is because of the increased voter registration in the state. this year turnout is nowhere near them midterms of 2018 -- which was a record of the midterm election. mitchell says this is likely because of the nonmajor competitive ticket races on the ballot this year. kristen: we are expecting another update today on oaklands race. it is narrowing a bit. front runner florin taylor has about 2% of the vote and shin towel has 80% of the vote. -- the allegheny county registrar says is the fastest vote by mail ballots which is

slowing down the counting. we are expecting another update on this san jose manner -- city. mayor. -- they are separated by less than 4000 votes. and of summative 7 -- an estimated 79,000 votes have been counted. you can check the results as they come in and find every race and measure on abc7news.com/election. dan: in the charles schulz sonoma county airport has a new opening for the baggage claim area. the terminal has four new gates for alaskan airlines -- american airlines will continue to use the old terminal. the airport manager shared with passengers look over to in the new terminal. >> we have concessions coming

we will do a wine and beer bar. we will also be adding an outdoor patio. >> the airport has doubled its passenger numbers since the start of the pandemic. kristen: today caltrain hosted a tour of the state of alert -- state of art transit fleet in l.a.. it will reduce noise and improve air quality by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. we got a inside look at the new trains. >> a lot of work has to be done for them we are putting up the last of the polls. there is a lot of testing to be in place but once that is done we will have a world-class railroad. >> they plan for the electric trains to go in service in 2024. when that happens 75% of the fleet will be electric. dan: people lined up today in san mateo to get a free turkey dinner. we have a report of it takes you to a giveaway that is coming a

thanksgiving holiday tradition. >> turkeys chickens and all the favorite eggs giving helpings. >> you do not have to spend money to buy -- a good meal for your family. >> this resident says it is his second year getting a free turkey from this. and with inflation causing the price of groceries to sort he said buying a turkey of his own is out of his budget. >> the price was too high. everything is going up. >> samaritan house chief operating officer says the nine of cars waiting behind him is a sign of the times. in 2020 this nonprofit has seen a 25% jump in requesting their services. >> we identified these people are in fixed income because of the rise of the economy. there will be a large number of our

seniors coming through. >> fueled by donations coming from the community that says the need has never been writer -- greater. >> the net economic -- the economic issues and inflation is causing those that have never used our services to come to us. we are here to help everyone with that need. >> and the giveaway is for samaritan house clients only it will continue every day this week from 9:00 until 4:00. abc7news. kristen: california college of arts is breaking new ground and expensing -- expansion in the heart of san francisco. we were live at the ceremony. it has secured 118 million dollars and it is launching a campaign to raise more funds. a generous donor plans to match all donations made by july 2024 up to $1 million. the campus

will be it within walking distance of residence halls. >> were excited to make the next united campus adaptable for 21st century art making. in this campus outside spaces will be as critical as the inside. >> the colleges ranked the most diverse college in the u.s. and students from 41 countries and 43 states. >> if you ever scroll zillow or others -- websites they have an online game design for you. >>

>> time for the four at 4:00 mike and karina going in the conversation you are one and a billion. united nation study says you have reached -- the world population has reached 8 billion. birthrates are expected to slow. the u.n. says population in creases are due to public health , personal hygiene, and medicine. is it is also a result of high persistent levels of fertility and am countries. the washington post says if you are 31-year-old and from india there are 12 2 million people like you on earth. that is interesting. christian and i were talking when we remember when it was five or 6 billion. and the projection says scientists say the earth can support ultimately nine or 10

billion people which they expect to reach in 50 years or so. mike, start with you as the scientist. they also say the population is inspected to low --slow. >> let's hope it is by natural means but going to your point how much more can the earth sustain? we are affecting it with -- in negative ways with the number of people we have going all the way back to the industrial revolution where the population was smaller. we will have to make sacrifices as the population gets bigger and bigger.. >> a lot of changes of course in greening up that is the existing industrialization around the world as people began to improve their standard of living trying to not put more pressure on the planet. >> the science part of it is so sad. taking the road we have and taking advantage of it i guess.

but my question is do we have space? there are concerns about food. are we going to take forest and places that are preserved and start to-- >> exhaust the resources basically. >> exactly. the things you have to do when you're worried about that many people. >> we are already dealing that in some areas with places being turned into that -- that were used for hiking that are now being trans formed into other areas. >> gwyneth paltrow reese witherspoon and kim kardashian and matt damon have endorsed the crypto craze. billionaire mark cuban's investment in ftx dropped 99%. those invested thousand dollars and crypto.com over a year ago

the estimate is now worth around $300 today. dropping almost 70%. we always knew that would be volatile. i cannot say the warriors game last night the giveaway it was ftx sponsored. yes it was a collectors ride him -- item, right? when you think about that dan? >> it's risky there's a number of cryptocurrencies out there. i will not invest in something i do not understand. i do not fully understand it. to me it is a very speculative investment. >> i think so too it is so alluring but i could not do it. >> a lot of those things are alluring in your spam folder event say hey area all jokes aside the risk-free reward was high on both sides. i am glad i let that one go to. >> if you have interest in real

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was 1.6 million. i got it in five tries. it is kind of fun but it is kind of crazy. what does it say about real estate prices? >> is fun when you go to a new city and look it up on zillow or whatever the app is. because places in the midwest you can get a five bedroom house like nikko in fort worth a lot less than what you could hear. that part of it is really fun. i never play portal, do not judge but this i think i would definitely play. the price is right but definitely for a house. >> that's what i was thinking the price is right for housing. >> but you're right just double whatever you think it is you are not that far off. it is hard to find anyone that likes warm beer. one beer company has invented a new way for the those two checks their temperature of their beer to avoid an

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>> holiday season is just around the corner. if your booking a flight it will be a race for a ride in the clouds. over or million people are expected to fly this thanksgiving. people feel more comfortable booking flight and writing on trains so aaa recommends reserve a parking spot of -- beforehand and avoid checking in a bag. >> and what we talk about vacation it will get more expensive to visit disney world in the holidays. starting december 8 they will -- adjust their prices. the highest single one-day ticket will go up as high as $189 it is currently $159. one part is it to -- hollywood studios is -- epcot will be 114

to $179 and it will also vary by price and other parks based on date. >> the final round of the champions continues tonight and the contestants are from california. amy schneider is from oakland, sam buttrey is from civic growth, and monterey andrew he is from san francisco. they are playing at least three games and as many as 72 determine who wins the title. he won -- earn more than $29,000. snyder is in third place with $4600. you can watch jeopardy week nights on abc 7. i caught that last night. >> good luck to all. let's check in with mike and see about the weather. mike: look in your planning if you have this evening take your jacket area we are already in

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>> after months of delays nasa's first attempt to get to the move -- mn -- it will be the first attempt of artemis one to attempt to send humans to the moon for the first time after apollo one. and we anxiously see to the work in action this evening. >> they say better late than never. when you deal with the mission to the mood that can change the future of space travel for the entire world, you will not let if you delay stock you. -- stop you. >> each time it is delayed you think of no let's get it off aground. >> that delay is part of artemis

mission a year-long program that aims to returns astronauts to the moon and beyond. featuring aerospace research engineer. playing a key role in the lunch for tonight. >> it's not until you're pushing the frontiers of science when you need to answer the big questions we ever answered before. that is where aims center research -- we develop technologies we apply them to new space launch systems. >> there is a pressure sensitive paint among other innovations making sure the passengers inside make it to the moon safely. while artemis one will only have a mannequin named munich and on board -- it is to test tube bring humans back to the moons again -- moon again. >> this is to understand how our bodies deal with being under pressure for an extended period of time. >> not since apollo nasa's has

sent people to the moon. that is the reason to delay this for three months. you have to get this right. due to hazardous leaks and it is a new area for nasa. >> it's a beautiful picture of what teamwork looks like and having multiple disciplines come together and produce something that satisfies everybody's requirement. >> and it chance to make history in the process. abc7news. >> artemis one test mission will travel 1.3 million miles in 32 days. head over to our 20 47 livestream at 10:00 tonight and you can watch it. download it now from roku, amazon fire, apple tv and google tv. that will do it for abc7news at 4:00 abc7news at five is coming up next.

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>> breaking out of redwoods they were police activity has shut down the intersection of lvl and lincoln avenue. officers were called for reports of a shooting. investigators from three agencies are on the scene including redwood city police and the san mateo county sheriff's office and district attorney's office. they got video of a sheriffs's office vehicle with a broken window. it is unclear how that happened. el camino is closed. i am ama daetz. >> we will stay on top of that. the other top story we are following is the growing concern of early winter virus season. " this was a big increase in

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