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uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ama: nancy pelosi's future in politics. she just gave her biggest hint yet on what might come next. we have learned that her office is saying that they will address her future plans tomorrow. i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. nancy pelosi spoke about her plans and her office said they will give an update tomorrow, at least to her colleagues. >> not making any colleagues until this election is finished and we have a little more time to go. ama: all this comes after last month's attack on her husband

last month which the team says is having an impact on her decision. now, midterm elections are over. we anticipate pelosi may step aside for a new generation of leadership. her office has previous he said that pelosi serve in congress, even if not in a leadership role. dan: to the south bay. the biggest city now has a new miralax. a relative newcomer will now serve as mayor elect. ama: the race was conceited earlier today after the race widened. amanda del castillo has been tracking the race from the start and has sites update. amanda: from newcomer to new mayor elect, he will serve a two-year term. after a contentious race, the current councilman received a call yesterday.

city chavez conceding defeat. >> she was very gracious. while it was a hard-fought and contentious race, we have to work together. amanda: more than 6000 votes is all that separates the two. chavez has run unsuccessfully for the second time this year. >> voters make choices based on what is best for their family. i am going to honor that. amanda: the native attended high school in san jose. >> i grew up in a working-class community. it was that scholarship they gave me my shot in life. i fell in love with our city back then as a commuter. amanda: as a college, he returned to the city as a seventh and eighth grade teacher. he is also worked in the tech

center as an entrepreneur. he was elected to city council in 2020. the current mayor choice -- chose to back him. >> i fell confident he will do a great job in the next two years. he will be tough to beat. amanda: eight years in office. what is next for you? >> i will have to get a real job and work for a living. not such a horrible thing. amanda: no breaking news yet? >> no not yet. amanda: java still has two years left on the county of supervisors. collaborating with the mayor will be inevitable. meanwhile, the new mayor elect is focusing on building bridges. >> i want to spend time working with folks, especially with those who do not support me. i want to know what their perspectives are. i really believe that diverse teams in different outlooks give us the best. ama: gregor star of voters will

count most of the 3000 ballots found along the highway. 36 ballots were recovered and 31 will be counted. a few were torn open and some had signatures that did not match those on file. there is an intimate -- investigation going into how these ballots were dumped. things are now razor thin in the race between taylor and her competitor. delete has been shrinking each day this week. another update is due tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. dan: a new pilot program in san francisco will guarantee income for dozens of transgender people for a year and a half. tonight, tim explores the first of this time initiative or community that is often left behind. tim: for some of the most

forgotten people, a lifeline could soon becoming. on wednesday, a new effort to combat poverty amongst transgender residents. >> this is the first guaranteed income program. tim: it will give 55 people $1200 a month for 12 months. a partnership between local government, health services and the transgender district. actavis hope this is only the first step in helping a community in need. trans people suffer disproportionately with things like poverty, discrimination and abuse. >> the survey that is the only large-scale study of trans people found that 33% the trans people in california were living in poverty. tim: in order to qualify individuals must be making no more than $600 a month.

applications for tho oval are open until december 16. this is shifted towards those in color. >> when you help those at the bottom of the total poll tim:, everyone benefits. tim:the city has long been -- bottom of the totem pole, everyone benefits. tim: this will help benefit those that have nowhere else to go. >> it is important to welcome those who are coming here with nowhere else to go. help stabilize things so that they do not and up on the streets. dan: this is transgender awareness week. if you or someone you know is looking for an ally, go to our website to find local resources and support. ama: new development. a police officer is on leave tonight after investigation into

conduct. this includes claims of racism to derogatory comments about the -housed. following the ask -- the accusations, they delay making the interim chief permanent. they will hire an external investigator to look in the claims. tonight, tourism is seen a turnaround in san francisco. a steady increase in arrivals over the last month. one region in particular is returning to the city by the bay and giving a big boost to the economy. suzanne explains who is coming in and who has yet to return. susan: great news. torrents are coming back from asia. sfo is seeing more visitors with each passing day from south korea, taiwan and japan. according to trade data, some asian companies complete -- completely lifted cobra travel restrictions last month.

the number of south korean visitors have more than doubled between september 21 and september 22. visitors has jumped to nearly 10,000 in the same timeframe. president and ceo of travel. >> 63% of travel was by international visitors. the international market is incredibly important from san francisco. susan: according to sf travel, this accounts for 1/10 of all money spent by international visitors. china still has left -- still has yet to lift their covid travel restrictions. before the pandemic, sf saw as many as five times the visitors. our hotels, cannot wait. >> we are excited and encouraged

by where we can be in 2023. we are open for business and excited about increased travel to san francisco. susan: getting international visitors back will make a big difference for restaurants, hotels, stores. >> this will help our small businesses and get people back to work. susan: industry experts say it will be years before we see pre-pandemic tour numbers again. dan: new details on elon musk and his takeover of twitter. he sent out a companywide email giving workers until tubing p.m. tomorrow to decide if they want to stay with twitter -- state with twitter, saying they need to be extremely hard-core. as for musk's future, he testified yesterday that he plans on finding a new ceo for the company.

the tesla shareholder has sued musk over a compensation package. tonight, a longtime former ceo says he would not retake the role if asked. ama: tomorrow, governor newsom will visit firefighters in napa county. he will highlight conditions and seasonable conditions, prepping for what things look like ahead. since in office he has invested over $8 billion in wildfire prevention. dan: to ivy league schools with a strong statement on getting accepted. >> just letting them know, it is not right what they're doing. ama: a story used first on abc seven. a teenager steps in to do what is right and pays a big price.

the bay area community is stepping up to support her in a big way. dan: golden state of panic? another nuclear night tonight, but why does not matter. larry beil has more on steph, ahead. ama: ama: first, a look at what is ahead tonight on "jimmy

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ama: a teenager, standing up for the right thing and being attacked. doctors were not able to save her right eye after the incident. she was attacked last week where she works. she stepped in when a man was bullying a teenager. the man then went after her, punching her so hard he ruptured her eye. >> they kept asking me if he was wearing any rings because they do not think a normal punch could rupture in i. ama: bianca says she was standing up for someone who did not deserve to be bullied. >> things may not work out the way you want but at least it worked out so he was not harmed. ama: viewers have rallied for support. if you would like to donate,

abc7news,.com. dan: the collapse of cryptocurrency giant ftx and now some of the biggest stars in sports including steph curry are being roped in. he and several other celebrities are being named in a lawsuit. him like shaquille o'neal, larry david and tom brady. part of ftx, the founder is now being investigated for fraud after the currency value was wiped out and days. ama: memorial stadium, you can see the fresh blue patch where the name was removed. dan: two of the top ranked law schools say they do not want to be ranked. hale -- harvard and yell are

abandoning the rankings, the same ones they have dominated for years. their exit off the list could shake up college rankings altogether. they have come to influence application decisions, career paths for thousands of hopeful students. the dean says the rankings have the wrong incentives and stand in the way of progress. ama: you may have seen an emmy award winner here tonight. fans are probably aware of that website donors choose that was on the website. it allows teachers to start fundraisers. >> we do this, because we are supposed to. it is showing the money. ama: abc is continuing the goal of giving back to donors. they choose to support 10 inspiring teachers nationwide. one of them is jennifer.

she will receive $1000. she will buy more books and take her class on a field trip to a farm. >> i do not think you'll find a teacher who feels they have all the resources they need for the classroom. ama: she is a fan of "abbott elementary," and says it is a view of life. you can catch it here on abc 7. dan: now to the weather. ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here. we might even introduce some showers. sandhya: a beautiful view. that will change from tomorrow. as the ridge comes, it will change.

down south until tomorrow. wind advisory and wind warnings are up as well through tomorrow. a wind warning until midnight. definitely gusty winds. it keeps the fire danger of. same wind direction to parts of san jose and oakland. cystine nine in the city. the a in santa rosa. a lovely fall day. really mild. from our camera, a gorgeous view of san francisco. morning high clouds and fog. we are looking at gusty winds returning friday afternoon and a rain chance early next week. right now, we do have high clouds up above. temperatures anywhere from the 30's to the 40's, just about everywhere except in san francisco. we start off your morning with fog. we will see high clouds filtering would sunshine throughout the day. while most of the fog will peel

away, we will see some patches. in the morning, we will still see that patchy layer. we will have some fog in the morning. noticeably cooler day. might be in the upper 60's. this is when the wind will pick up. 30, 31 miles an hour. that down sloping wind will drop the humidity once again and raise our temperatures. the recent rain has kept in the fuel. we want the reign of tuesday next week and if thanksgiving is looking drive with the system to the north, this model does bring in measurable rain. a quarter of an inch in santa rosa. other computer model, not so bullish.

most areas have exceeded their averages. seven-day forecast, morning fog, giving weight to a cooler day. temperatures dropping off for the weekend. next week, perhaps a few showers as we approach t

okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪

dan: a movie production in oakland has some local business owners upset. you see this is blocking off some small businesses. some owners were not informed of the street closure which cause some confusion for their customers. tina johnson says she lost business. >> people will gush people who work in the area ■donot get that. when they turned this corner and see all this, they wonder what is going on in oakland. i am losing business. dan: the movie's assistant director says they are using local labor unions and most are not in oakland. the movie has some star power. production wrapped today at this location. the warriors are still searching

for their first road win of the season. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: steph curry is as hot as the sun. he was unbelievable, what about the rest of the squad?

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plus the foul. he went for 50 points in the game. 15 in the second quarter alone. the sons were up at the half. deandre ww. ith e all phoenix tartars in doe digits. pyane -- payne a career high in points. previous dustup the last time these two teams met. devon booker had 27. who is guarding anybody? nobody is guarding anybody. suns role against the defenseless dubs. all cardinal, all the time. stanford was up 31 points in the

woman's leg. haley jones to the job. she was 8-15 from d. stanford roles. hosting the jaguars, saint mary's was up early. kicked out to mccamy in the corner. you don't just waltzed down the streets and beat them at home. out goes to alex. gail's win. they are a 4-0. the great bill checking in on the san francisco dons. marcus williams with the steal. isaiah hawthorne with some authority. to all roberts pulls up for three of his 32. the dons with a victory. oh the weather outside is frightful. only two touchdowns in this

game. western with the 12-10 wind. -- win.

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have a good night. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, kumail nanjiani, and pink. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome. thank you. i appreciate it. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. appreciate that. we have so much to get to tonight. of course, i want to start with a young presidential hopeful named donald trump. [ laughter ]