the video shows police running toward the line of traffic, getting people out of their cars and out of the line of fire. >> police say they started either as an armed carjacking attempt or a domestic dispute between the and a woman. they are still trying to sort it out. a man with a gun was in a car and a woman with her three children -- crisis negotiators showed up to try to de-escalate things. they say the man got out of the car with a gun and threatened officers. five officers opened fire, killing him. >> police, and was a city resident. quick note it's a nice top story that we are also following. the first federal court appearance by the men charged with attacking paul pelosi. he pled not guilty to charges of attempted kidnapping and assault. stephanie sierra was in court

and george is now alive to break down what is next. >> this is the first time we heard david to cap speak in court. his not guilty plea was not a surprise according to legal experts despite the large amount of evidence against him detailed in the federal indictment. >> it has been 2.5 years since david the pap was arrested at nancy pelosi's home after breaking in and violently -- violently attacking her husband paul with a hammer. the 42-year-old canadian suspect pled not guilty to both federal charges against him. >> courtroom sketches show and mask was and without shoulder sling, standing next to his appointed federal public defender, she is not seeking early release which means he will return to state custody at

the san francisco sheriff's office until his next federal court appearance. the majority of cases in state and federal court resolved by plea bargain. >> if you want to look at the odds that this case will be resolved by way of a plea bargain, this is a very publicized case. a very unusual situation. that remains to be seen. >> in addition to the kidnapping and assault charges, they are facing six estate federal charges including attempted murder. the pap had a target list of other state and federal officials he planned to attack. >> i was certainly expected to be part of the evidence at the

trial should there be one but right now, with respect to the investigation, we still have a long way to go. >> both jurisdictions, whether it be in state or federal court have the right to go forward with their case first. they are presuming it might be more likely the federal case would move along first and the state court would make its determination based on what happens there. >> what did you learn about how long the case would take and what comes next? >> a suspect given the need for a defense investigation that this case may not conclude until mid to late next year. if there is a jury trial, if you take even longer. then they will face officials from customs enforcement due to the fact that he is in the country illegally. i stumbled -- ice deportation officers have tried to interview him but were denied by jail officials in san francisco. >> it has been a little over two weeks before -- and since paul

pelosi was attacked. they find the case timeline on abc seven news.com. >> former president donald trump is expected to announce that he is running for president in 2024. it would be his third bid for the white house. he is at a speed from mar-a-lago result in florida. this is a live look there. he has been hinting at another run for months and this suspected announcement comes on the heels of a disappointing showing by republicans in the midterm election. if you are not staying near your tv but have your phone with you, you can download the abc seven area app and we will send out an alert with the news as soon as it is actually announced. >> the only surviving suspect in the murder of an open dentist was in alameda county court today. they pled not guilty. the is accused of shooting dr. lillie hsu in a murder for hire plot. her boyfriend was also arrested but died by suicide in jail. documents show prior to her death, she changed her accounts

and estate worth up to $14 billion into his name. he is due back in court in about a month. >> covid, cool, flew, there is a lot that concerns your health this winter. it is going to be the third holiday season we have had to deal with covid but this time it is different. the rules have changed. as leslie brinkley tells us, 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 really different about this holiday season from the last two during covid is the responsibility is much more on us as individuals. we don't have the rules passed down by the government. >> they have already got 40 people hospitalized this week with covid. they are starting to distribute free test kits by mail, so far, the first county in the bay area to do so. >> the test kits are available

now, people can go online or call our 800 number and request up to four test kits. each has two tests in it so it is really only the a tests you can be getting in the county. >> public libraries are passing out free test kits. it is a reminder that you can get covid a second or third time. tests should be used even if you have just a runny nose. the mantra is the same. get boosted. if you can't find a blister at your local pharmacy, cherry county websites, oakland unified announced today they are starting to offer school vaccine clinics, wearing a mask is optional but may provide tremendous protection as cases tick up. place you may think i don't live with anyone at risk but maybe your friend or colleague at work that you work with doesn't live with someone who is at risk. you don't want to be that link in the chain of transmission. whatever you can do to prevent that is a kind and responsible

thing to do. >> i am leslie brinkley, abc seven news. because the number of parents missing work to take care of their children has increased to record levels. replace absences hit an all-time high in october with over 100,000 americans missing work to take care of a sick child. multiple viral infections including covid are circulating which can short paychecks for some parents and staff shortages at daycare's and schools. and with a number of child respiratory illnesses circulating around the country and the bay area, how do you know which virus your child has? louis peña talked with several pediatricians about the spike in illnesses, hitting kids really hard in the last few weeks. >> a winter surge of wish -- it is a winter surge of respiratory viruses. covid, rsp and the flu all at once. >> the winter trifecta. we are seeing it all right now. >> it is unusual to see

hospitalizations this early in the season. children being back at school could be a factor. >> i am not sure why it is so much worse this year and so much earlier. >> how can you know which virus your child has? getting tested is the only way to know for sure but here is a few insights. let's start with influenza. symptoms could include stomach pain along with runny nose, cough, fever, sometimes it will look just like a regular cold. >> covid symptoms are very similar to the flow. clay's runny nose, fever, body aches which you can also get with influenza. >> what makes it different is how it impacts the lungs. >> the little kids have such little bronchioles that even a little bit of mucus and swelling can make them sick. that is where they cause the problems. influenza, when you get really sick with it, it is because pneumonia happens.

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>> amid further signs of slowing inflation, stocks -- the dow was up 56 points, the nasdaq and 162 and the s&p added 34. it has been almost a year since unions where businesses were looted and vandalized and today, & court officials vowed to never let that happen again beginning this saturday. police will double the amount of patrols just in time for the holidays. leah melendez explains why unions where may just be the safest place in the city.

>>, union square has picturesque views and a number of attractions worthy of visiting but convincing people that it is safe has been a challenging task for the city. >> i know that oftentimes there are a number of videos that continue to go viral. they tried to paint a really harsh picture of our beautiful city. but i am here to tell you that things have changed. >> a year ago, the nation witnessed a city in chaos as leaders were caught on camera stealing and vandalizing high-end retail stores. it quickly forced the city to focus on security and the city's tarnished image. >> during the holiday season last year, you could not come to this area without bumping into a police officer. guess what. that is what will happen this year. cuesta board of supervisors approved more funds for police overtime. the union square alliance has added people on the ground.

the welcomed ambassadors and unarmed retired police officers will assist law enforcement as they will be the eyes and ears on the street. >> this is the crown jewel of our city. this is the heart of san francisco and it is very synonymous with the holidays for bay area residents and locals and people visiting all around the world. >> the hotel occupancy rate has gone up from 30% -- to commence more people to come to union square, parking will be free for the first hour. in case you're wondering, there will be added security inside the parking lot. >> what i will tell you is we want to make sure that when you come here, you feel safe because you are. twice in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc seven news. >> that should be reassuring. >> let's get to the weather, another nice night. >> let's take a look at our high temperatures today. it was absolutely beautiful. it got to the low 70's around

concord, oakland, fairfield, santa rosa. 67 in san jose. 68 degrees in livermore. many of these temperatures are either or -- at or above average for this time of year as we check out the 24 hour temperature change, it is running warmer than it was yesterday at this time by five degrees in santa rosa, san jose, most areas are up. it is the offshore wind that brought the warmth. mount diablo gusting to 38 miles per hour. winds will remain higher in the hills as we have this set up here, high pressure off the pacific northwest. lower pressure down toward southern california. the wind flowing from the heights of the low. we are pretty much getting that northeasterly wind. down south, the wind is stronger. that is why we have high wind warnings. we also have a red flag going up as it will be not only strong when they are expecting but the lower humidity. that means fire danger will remain elevated to since they did not get as much rain and

they are expecting those stronger winds. for us in the bay area, the reason the fire danger is actually lessened or limited is because of the recent rain. the last storm brought us quit a bit. it was nice to see. it will be gusty. as you look at, 7:00 tonight, primarily in the hills. primarily 25 miles per hour in the lower elevations. the winds will dial back as we go into the latter part of the morning. a stunning view from our tower came of san francisco tonight where it is 57 degrees in the city. low to mid 50's from palo alto to oakland. 61 in san jose and 55 in half moon bay. here is a view. clear skies overhead. 49 in napa, getting down to the mid-50's around livermore and a live view from our golden gate bridge cameras. skies were clear -- are clear. a cooler weekend. we do have the possibility of showers early next week. when you get going tomorrow morning, it will be breezy in

the hills early on. those temperatures in the mid 30's to upper 40's this morning, the north bay valley's temperatures that were either at freezing or just pull because of the winds, i don't expect it to get quiet as cold but you will still need that extra layer. tomorrow afternoon, 67 in san jose. on the peninsula you're looking at 66 in mountain view. san francisco, a nice day at 65 degrees. if you want clear skies, you have it in the northbay. santa rosa, 68 here. in the east bay, 67 in oakland, fremont. these temperatures coming down a little bit as the offshore wind will die down early on tomorrow morning and those temperatures will be a little bit lower. 70 in fairfield. 67 in livermore. you will notice that tomorrow is the mildest day. it will be a nice one. morning fog giving way to a cooler thursday and then temperatures drop back only to bounce back over the weekend.

bringing in the possibility of a few showers. monday night, northbay, tuesday, across any part of the bay area. >> after months of delays, nasa's first step of a mission to get back to the moon will launch in just a few hours. it will be a test run of the artemis rocket to see if it is safe to send humans to the moon for the first time since the apollo mission. dustin dorsey spoke with one of the bay area bay scientists who is anxiously waiting to see her work in action. >> you know what they say, better late than never. when you're dealing with a mission to the moon that could change the future of space travel for the entire world, you're not going to let a few delays stop you. >> each time it is delayed, it is like it is time to get it off the ground. >> that is the space launch system rocket named orion. the most powerful rocket ever developed by nasa. it is part of the artemis mission. it aims to return astronauts to the moon and even beyond.

the research center facing aerospace research engineer netty room made a key role in the launch set for tonight. >> it is not until you are pushing the frontiers of science were you need to answer these bigger questions than we have ever answered before. that is where the research center contributes, we are a center of innovation. developed technologies. qwest they developed a thermal protection system and pressure sensitive paint among other innovations to make sure the passengers inside make it to the moon safely while the artemis one mission will only have a mannequin on board, they will be put to the test to bring humans back to the moon once again. twice this set us up to learn how to live, learn how our bodies respond to long, expended time. nasa has done studies with people going up for months. all most a year in space. >> not since apollo has nasa sent people to the moon. that is the importance of the mission and the need to delay the project nearly three months.

you have to get this one right. with delays including the hazardous work through, all systems are a go. it is a new era for nasa. >> it is a beautiful picture of what teamwork looks like. having multiple disciplines that have to come together and produce something that satisfies everyone's requirements. >> a chance to make history in the process. in the south bay, dustin dorsey, abc seven news. cuesta watch live coverage, go to our 24/7 livestream. this dream is on every abc seven bay area streaming tv. downloadable roku, apple tv and google tv. >> is bigger better? it is the hope as the

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it seems the outside basis will be as critical as the inside. the college is one of the most diverse colleges in the u.s. with students from 41 countries and 43 states. >> they are wrapping up in san francisco. the public library hosted a gathering to commemorate the release of the -- this became hollywood's first chinese-american movie star during the silent film era. >> it really honors his strength and perseverance. her dedication and fight against racism. also, stereotypical roles. that she was coming up against in hollywood as a chinese-american actress in 1920. >> the commemorative coin is the fifth in the u.s. men plus cordis program this year. it went into circulation in october so he might be seeing it show up in your change soon.

the structures have barnlike ceilings with wood planks and a new seating area with decorative trees on the countertop. the terminal has four new gates for alaska airlines american airlines will continue to use the old terminal. the design of the new space honors wine country. >> one other big focus we went for is a sense of place. we are the heart of one country. we wanted people to feel like you're coming into one country. >> new wine and beer bar will be added. the airport has doubled its passenger numbers since the start of the pandemic. >> more airline news. hundreds of airline attendants picketed outside of sfo. the union says travel has returned to pre-pandemic levels with fewer flight attendants. when you are working long days and are struggling to make ends meet. >> we want americans to negotiate fairly and make sure that we are provided a living

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qwest live, breaking news news. because it is official, breaking. former president trump has formally announced that he is running for president in 2024. qwest liz has been watching his beach and is here with more. >> yes, he has teased this for months and for tonight, he made it official. former president trump is officially running again for president. he just made the announcement and mar-a-lago. qwest ladies and gentle guests

and my fellow citizens, america's comeback starts right now. under her leadership, we were a great and glorious nation, something you have not heard from my long time. we were a strong nation and importantly, we were every nation. now we are a nation in decline. we are a failing nation. in order to make america great again glorious again, i am tonight announcing my and a deceiver president of the united states. >> remember this third run for president trump? he comes as he faces multiple criminal and civil investigations. some have questioned is way too shield himself from legal liability but it is unclear how his candidacy would give him any special protections. a big question is whether republican voters will want president trump as their nominee. many truck backed candidates lost in the midterm elections

and the washington post pulled from september showed that republican leaning independents were nearly split on whether they would like trump to be the next republican presidential nominee. even though the former president has been saying he would do this for months, historically this is very early to announce a presidential run. in the 2016 campaign, hillary clinton announced her run in april of 2015. trump was june of 2015. to announce a full two years for the election is very early. it indicates trump trying to stake his claim as the party nominee. >> it is early. no question. tell us a little bit more about the tone and the message of his speech. >> is just finishing up right now. it was a very serious, somewhat bleak tone that he took. he said after his four years in office, america was ready for a golden age but he said that has not happened under president

biden. he says that he believes americans will want to reject the radical left agenda and embrace his vision for glory so he has definitely contrasting himself and his vision with that of biden and democrats. qwest trumps former vice president is contemplating running for president. a day after an hour long interview with david muir, pentz's one-on-one with reggie a key. he reveals last time he spoke with former president trump and where the relationship stands now. >> what i can say is i will always be proud of the record of the trump and pentz administration. the president and i worked very closely on policies that made this country more stronger than ever before. obviously it did not end well. in the days following that tragic day and in january of 2021, the president and i sat down and we talked through the

issues on that, we parted amicably. in the months that followed when the president returned to much of the same rhetoric he was using for that tragic day, even defending those that had ransacked the capital and attacked police officers, i just decided that it was time to go our separate ways. we have not spoken for more than 1.5 years. >> we know you and your family are considering a run for the presidency. my question would be after you are in that capitol building and people were storming it and some of them with some horrible intentions for you. after what we just saw with nancy pelosi at her husband's here in san francisco, knowing that is the climate we face in our country today, why would you want to? >> let me say i am so pleased that paul pelosi is recovering and we send our best wishes and prayers to him for a full and

complete recovery from that terrible attack. i must tell you that i love this country. as i have traveled around america over the last two years, i have been deeply moved to be honest with you. not only at the expressions of support from so many people that share my republican values but from people who will stop me in airports, who don't share my politics and don't agree with me on everything. this is a great country filled with good and caring people. i think we need government as good as our people again. >> pentz traces his life and politics. it is called so help me god. qwest today is the deadline for -- >> today is the deadline for

mail-in ballots for this election. this is one of the issues contributing to what may feel like a lot longer expected rates. some of the local registrars and voters we checked with said they are still getting ballads and it takes time to go through each one. >> we have to go through a signature check in process. we have to sort them into precinct order. taking 200,000 ballots and trying to get them sorted into a particular order. they are all randomly mixed together. >> when all said and done, the turnout is predicted to be around 50% or 11 million voters. experts say that is pretty normal for this term -- this type of election. in the oaken mayoral race, they continue to cling to a slim lead. he has seen the percentage between he and them slowly narrow.

now the gap is a little under 3% as you can see. the alameda county district attorney's office have decided. regardless of the outcome, the wind will make history as the first black ta. cressy has increased his lead over sidney chavez and update data results released about one hour ago. it had been around 4000. for the santa clara county sheriff's race, bob johnson's lead has slipped slightly. he is still ahead of kevin johnson nearly 51-49%. with many races still outstanding, you can check results as they come in. find every race and measure. >> do you know how to recycle right? there is a great way to do it to make sure your recyclables don't end up getting trashed. >> rain and runoffs. meet the team that makes sure

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>> a major milestone for our planet. the 8 billionth babel -- a brilliant baby is born. they are believed to be the 8 billionth baby in the world but there is also a baby girl born today in the philippines named denise and some say she is the 8 billionth baby. the global population is growing at its lowest rate since 1950.

the average fertility in the world is down to 2.3 births per woman. from about five births per woman in 1950. women live longer than men on average. nearly 74 years compared to less than 69, global life expectancy dropped from 2019 to 2021. due mostly to the covid-19 pandemic. >> in the u.s., this march the 25th anniversary of america recycles day. it is an initiative to educate the public about the benefits of recycling but it comes as new data released shows a drop in recycling around the state. zach fontes has the details. >> batteries, light bulbs, medicine and other relics, this america recycles day event in san leandro is back to help everyone dispose of everything in a safe way. >> i am always amazed at the number of vhs tapes out there and people may think they can just go into the recycling because they are plastic. priced items like that have to go to a special vendor but vhs tapes are not the only things

experts say should not be going into at home recycle bins. >> one of them was the most frequently is pizza boxes. so depending on the city you are in, a pizza box would either belong in the green organics cart or in some large cities like san jose, it goes in the garbage court and is sorted out. >> that when looking at this, the south bay is not doing too bad. quick santa clara county is at about four pounds per person per day. the state average is almost seven pounds per person per day. >> there is room for improvement. statewide recycling dropped from 42 percent. last year it was 40%. what can and can't be recycled depends in large part on what city you are in. some methods are universal like cleaning out food containers. >> described them out so there is not a lot of food in your recyclables and that will help keep your paper and cardboard clean and dry. >> that is crucial because much

of the recyclables from california end up being sent to international markets. those markets have been more strict in what they will accept. if items are not clean, that puts more interest in developing more local recycling plants. >> we have been relying on overseas industries. like so many things, we are needing to look within the u.s. and say how can we expand those markets? >> until then, a positive message on this special day. >> happy america recycles day. thank you to everybody for really making a difference to our environment. >> zach went as, abc seven news. >> clear and kind of chilly. see what is next. >> the final amount of the jeopardy tournament of champions is tonight. all three contestants are from california.

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storm surges and water pollution. quick to break in the rain means a chance to measure the minute changes a passing storm may have brought to san francisco bay and they are not always good. for decades, storm runoff has carried along dangerous pollutants like mercury and pcbs and researchers say the threat is still evolving. request we identified a new class of chemicals we have identified as chemicals that will typically be used in modern products. >> there with the san francisco estuary institute and are members of a quick strike force known as rnp for regional monitoring programs for water quality and san francisco bay. the members often deployed in the middle of storms. even late at night to capture a sample runoff. alicia leads the team. >> we are tracking the rainfall rates so that we know exactly when to mobilize for the storm

event. still, it can be really challenging. chris particularly during our recent drought with long dry spells giving some pollutants a chance to build up in the storm water system and the teams measurements and data helps local agencies make critical decisions on keeping the public safe from significant health hazards. quick sometimes that is cleaning up sites that could have a lot of toxic illusion on them or sometimes it is making regulations or policies at the local level such as a plastic bag ban. >> we want to make sure it is a good mix of bay water and fresh water. >> they are also taking samples to compare the mix of the polluted runhe sensitive organis and fish live. it is a hectic form of science performed on a deadline but over nearly two decades of collected data, they have helped load and understanding of pollution

threats to san francisco bay and informed policy is better designed to manage them. >> i think it really underscores how precious these opportunities are. when we have an opportunity like this, we mobilize. >> spencer christian, abc seven news. >> the teams as cycles of drought and heavy rain does not necessarily mean more pollution is reaching the bay but that concentration of storms. our meteorologist has our fingers crossed. >> i am crossing my fingers and my toes. we do have the possibility but that is not until early next week. good air quality for most of you right now, a live view from the amity -- emeryville camera, it is beautiful looking back for the city. moderate air quality tomorrow and then we will go to good for most areas thursday, friday and saturday. on live doppler seven, we don't have any rain right now. hopefully that changes early next week.

tomorrow, another mild one. we will go mid-60's to low 70's. as we fast forward to tomorrow afternoon or evening, notice the fog is coming back into the picture with some higher clouds. that will help to knock those temperatures down thursday. next week, week give you a preview of this big travel week. monday, possibility of rain. the other computer model is not so wet, thanksgiving right now looks like a storm track shifts to the north. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. we'll go with a mild fall day tomorrow and then cooler for a day as temperatures come up again. rain chances early next week. request chris alvarez is here with our sports tonight. class it looks like good weather for a big game in berkeley on saturday. cal stanford, the 125th edition. the man behind the mike, joe starkey because one of the most iconic boys in college foot

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with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. >> now, abc seven sports with chris alvarez. close at 37 point blowout over the spurs on run tim gionet but steve kerr announced that james wiseman would be the head of the delay. not really a surprise. he had three straight, did not play his dnt until the point nine minutes and that's that's blowout. jordan pool was sent down to the julie and says the extended

action would be a good thing for him. >> it is not a demotion, not punishment. you can get as many touches as you want, work on as many moves as you want. just have fun. james will be ok. he is talented, curious, hungry. he is gifted, humble, look at all of the -- those are all the pieces you need to be successful. chrissy has a big career ahead of him. it is victim week. there for united saturday in berkeley, the 125th edition. marking the 40th anniversary since the play back in 1982. joe starkey was on the call that day. he will retire at the end of this year after 48 seasons on the job. we have seen a million times. pulling off a miracle. all of the laterals. the band is on the field. pure mayhem and chaos as starkey

recalled earlier today. >> there is no cable in those days, no satellite. there are no replays, all of those things. it wasn't until quit a while later when i began to watch it over and over again i finally got comfortable with it when i realized there is no reason to feel guilty. i could not see him. there were just too many people on the field. there were too many band members, too many people in the way. the fact that i did not call the names does not bother me anymore. " a great call. put a great moment. john peterson is staying with the giants. he more than tripled his $6 million salary from last year after hitting .27 four. he had a club leading 23 home runs. colors were done moved on with from that. the 49ers flew out to colorado springs to practice.

their division rival, the rams getting some bad news. cooper kupp will have ankle surgery. he will go on injured reserve and miss at least four games. did you see this? the biggest stars sitting courtside last game. look how they just go to giving us give everyone else. there are other guys there. look at george kittle. just a great video that went viral in the bay area. jimmy and everybody having fun. jimmy is the quarterback. his best buddy is having so much fun. jimmy a little bit embarrassed as everyone is going up to him and say -- the rev is playing a little fun with george. giving him the basketball. nice to see the niners out there. jimmy is a good guy, everyone likes him. amazing to think that at the beginning of the year, they did not think he would be back.

>> talk about a reversal of fortune for him. they deftly spotted jimmy on the sidelines. class coming up tonight on abc seven at 8:00, you can catch the bachelor in paradise. they will be followed at 10:00 by the rookie feds and then stay with us for abc seven news at 11:00. member, abc seven news is streaming 24/7. get the bay area up and join us whenever you want wherever you are. that will do it for this edition of the abc seven news, thank you for joining us. i am on the dates. class that happens when chris and i go out. we appreciate your time and we will see you tonight. >> dan is here too.

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