super bowl of world economy. the people are expected to visit san francisco for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit starting on saturday. among them will be world leaders such as president joe biden. so expect security to be very tight. now amorous road closures could make getting around the city a real challenge, as abc seven news reporter ryan curry reports, it has commuters looking for alternative options. >> we got everybody coming in. it's an important summit. so, you know, you have to just take it. just go with the flow. >> that flow is navigating a maze of road closures and detours. golden gate transit is shutting down its park and ride lots. sam trans riders brace for route changes and muni bus drivers say they've been preparing for weeks. the t and f trains as well as 12 bus lines will be rerouted during the conference. the five busses actually going to be one of the lines rerouted during apec. and we spoke to some of these drivers. they say there's one thing people need to bring when

taking muni next week. >> just a lot of patience. just breathe in and breathe out. >> patience is key. not just for people taking muni, but also for chanel wylie, who drives the five bus. not only is her route changing, she commutes from the east bay and plans to take bart. >> next week i'm going to do the bart and make sure that i get off and can walk, you know, directly to back and forth, to my terminal, you know, because it's going to it's going to be a mess. bart is one of several agencies not changing their routes or schedules, joining caltrans, ac transit and bay ferry. >> they expect it to be very crowded. >> we're going to be adding capacity because we think it's very likely that more people are going to be riding bart next week. >> bart says they will increase the size of their trains. so each or eight cars. their new schedule also means nine trains go to sfo each hour, making it convenient for people flying into town. >> this is an opportunity for public transit to shine. this is why we have it. you know, when we have these kinds of impacts on the bay bridge, folks really do set their patterns for their

commute. but this is a major disruption for people. >> anyone who takes the ferry shouldn't worry as they plan to run their full schedule when these road closures start. it's best to follow the signs and use transit. ryan curry, abc seven news. activists with the oil and gas action network are calling for president biden and apec leaders to end the expansion of fossil fuels. >> they put up a large 75 foot banner over the bay bridge today, ahead of next week's apec summit. it reads. biden apec s end fossil fuels. activists say more fossil fuels will increase the production of oil and coal, which could cause more harm to the climate. the banner is visible from the westbound lanes of the bay bridge right before treasure island reopening just in time for apec is the united nations plaza in san francisco. >> it's gone through a makeover and the hope is this is the start of a much brighter future. abc7 news reporter tara campbell was there and shows us what's changed. you from a deputy dancing to skateboarders skating

. >> a lot of fanfare wednesday for the reopening of san francisco's united nations plaza. >> we want this to be an exciting place for community. the plaza getting a multi-million dollar facelift complete with fitness equipment, permanent ping pong tables, cornhole and more, and a new skate park at the heart of the project. nothing is going to make this space more more exciting than to see the skateboard community completely descend on this area like never before. >> the plaza has long been a hub for the open air drug market. the city working to clean it up ahead of apec. the economic summit expected to draw tens of thousands of people to the city next week. i'm at the point now i will try anything to get my neighborhood back. >> dale seymour is the founder of multiple nonprofits helping people in the tenderloin. this appears to be a normal ization of an area that just a week ago was total hectic. >> i think if they empower skaters, we're going to be able to keep this area clean.

>> the skating community ready to play its part, but also anticipating some challenges. >> people that are on drugs trying to come around and sleep on the ledges, that's going to be a big problem. >> the city promised more police presence at the plaza, hoping to keep it a safer space. >> this is a first step, but let's not let it be the last step because we have more work to do. >> but not everyone is pumped about the project, which pushed the farmer's market down the way so there's less space and it's more scrambled. >> as you can see, there's things people are tripping over corners and there's trucks are getting all confused in the morning. meanwhile back at um plaza, the city is hoping the new plan nails the landing. >> tara campbell, abc seven news and abc seven news is your station when it comes to everything apec 2023, our complete coverage has everything you need to know from the events, the traffic, street closures and security. >> you'll find it all on the front page of our website abc7 news.com or your abc7 news bay

area app. >> in the east bay investigators are looking into whether a fire that tore through a san leandro 7-eleven was set on purpose. a spokesperson for the alameda county fire department says this started as a brush fire next to the convenience store on 136th avenue at east 14th street. flames eventually spread to the store, catching the roof and attic on fire. several witnesses tried to put out the flames with a fire extinguisher when it started, but that didn't work. thankfully, nobody was hurt and the family of an oakland man who died while in custody at the santa rita jail in dublin are demanding answers and accountability. leading the charge is alameda county district attorney pamela price's newly formed public accountability unit. abc7 news reporter anser hassan takes a closer look. >> something unusual and very disturbing happened at the santa rita jail in november of 2021. >> alameda county deputy

district attorney zachary lindhout says maurice monk died in custody in his cell at santa rita jail. his task is to figure out why it appears that he may have been dead upwards of 72 hours before he was finally be observed by deputies 15th. the investigation will be led by the newly formed public accountability office, which has met with monks family. >> i'm well aware of the problems that we have faced at santa rita county jail of the number of in-custody deaths in this county, which are unacceptable. >> the da's office says monk, who is in his 40s, was arrested in october 2021 for refusing to get off a transit bus he couldn't afford bail, so he spent over a month locked up. the family recently won a multi-million dollar wrongful death lawsuit. the family says monk struggled with mental health issues and may not have been given his medication when his sister tried desperately to get him medication during the month that he was at santa rita

jail. >> and she was thwarted at every turn. >> da price says her predecessor , nancy o'malley, opened an investigation version which didn't lead to any conclusive results. lenowitz says under his investigation, the sheriff's department has now agreed to deliver the information requested, such as police reports and jail logs. >> i discovered that a great deal of very basic investigatory materials had not yet been provided to my office, things that could possibly be provided within 15 minutes of any diligent search. da price says santa rita jail is the fifth largest county jail in the united states. >> her office isn't saying that anything malicious happened surrounding monk's death. but she adds that even neglect won't be tolerated. too many people have died in santa rita county jail, and it is only by holding people accountable that we believe that we will begin to get this problem under control. >> in oakland, anser hassan abc7 news. >> it's been five years since the deadliest wildfire in

california history. the camp fire broke out in the town of paradise in butte county on this day in 2018. that fire destroyed nearly the entire town, killing 85 people and the recovery process has been pretty slow. today, only a third of the population has returned. about 20. that's all of the homes have been rebuilt. many longtime residents say they're being priced out of the area by the high cost of new construction. the latest from the middle east now, where the situation in gaza is deteriorate, fighting for palestinian civilians who were caught in the crossfire of the israeli hamas conflict. aid is trickling in, but fuel remains in short supply. and those conditions have prompted the us to call on the israelis to agree to humanitarian pauses in the fighting. but israel says it wants hostages released before the country will agree to a cease fire. abc's ines de la cuetara reports from the war zone in israel. >> israeli armored vehicles are moving across the israel-gaza border in search of hamas militants as the northern region

of the territory around gaza city continues to come under heavy bombing from israel's defense forces. tall flames leapt into the air as smoke rose above buildings, as the idf said its offensive was targeting the militants tunnel network. the idf says they have destroyed at least 130 hamas tunnels since the beginning of the war. hamas releasing video it claims shows its fighters are still firing rockets into israel despite the israeli ground offensive. meanwhile, thousands of palestinians continue to head south trying to flee the fighting. the red cross appealing for protection for civilians and aid workers in gaza. the agency saying it had to abandon a plan to deliver medical supplies to palestinians in gaza city after one red cross worker was injured and two of its vehicles damaged. >> these are not conditions under which humanitarians can work and meet urgently required needs of the civilian population. >> many, including president biden, are calling for a pause in the fighting so that more civilians can escape and additional hostages freed. but

secretary of state antony blinken in japan with his g7 counterparts, believes an immediate cease fire would be counterproductive. >> the unacceptable result it would likely bring about hamas left in place with more than 200 hostages with the capacity and stated intent to repeat october 7th again and again. and again in israel, photos of some 240 people believed held hostage by hamas were placed on seats reserved for guests at israel's parliament, the chairman of the body said lawmakers are praying for their safe return. >> there are reports of negotiations to release roughly a dozen hostages in exchange for a three day humanitarian pause. but according to the reports, israel won't accept just 10 to 15 hostages. they want at least 50 hostages to be released. and as de la cuetara, abc news, jerusalem. >> a huge recall involving cruz's robo taxis. the connection to a san francisco incident and what's going to be changed in the vehicles. and the fda approved another diabetes drug for weight loss. we'll get

analysis from an expert on this trend. plus margaritaville in wine country will tell you a plan in the works for lake berryessa. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. >> i hope you're enjoying the sunshine and warmer weather because we have some major changes coming. i'll be back with a wetter forecastoming up when abc7 news

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that suv on the tracks after it was hit. police say it happened shortly before 730 this morning in the area of embarcadero, west and oak street. we're still waiting for an update on the condition of the person who was taken to the hospital. >> new developments now with cruise, general motors. they own cruise. they're recalling the driverless robo taxis following a crash that involved a cruise car that dragged a pedestrian in san francisco. abc7 news reporter lena howland learned the cruise software is going to be updated. >> cruise is taking steps to get its robo taxis back on the road after california's dmv forced the company to pause driverless rides in october. >> i would say that cruise has lost all public trust and they need to start over again. >> cruise is now issuing a voluntary recall of its vehicles for a software update. nearly five weeks after a person was

first thrown in front of a cruise vehicle during a hit and run crash and dragged 20ft by the driverless vehicle as it attempted to move out of traffic. in a statement wednesday morning, cruise said in part, the recall addresses circumstances in which the collision detection subsystem may cause the av to attempt to pull over instead of remaining stationary. when a pullover is not desired. san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin says it's a little late for that. >> this just means that this product is absolutely not ready and that state and federal regulators have not done their job to get in front of this. and meanwhile, you have cruise going. these things don't drive drunk. doesn't matter if they don't drive decently. >> a computer science professor at cal state east bay says this recall means fixing code just like an iphone update, except this code tells the cars how to behave without a driver there. and they're trained based on data from previous experience. >> we would we would need to see

that this kind of system that work based on the experience is similar to the same way that a human behave. the more experienced the person has, the more person, the better person can react to the new scenarios, cruise says. >> in addition to this voluntary recall, they are also establishing a chief safety officer position that will report directly to the ceo. that's in addition to also hiring on a third party engineering firm and a third party law firm to review the company's response to the october second incident in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> some sports news. although brandon crawford's days as a san francisco giant are likely over sounds like he might be playing in 2024. his agent says the shortstop is receiving some interest from other teams and is weighing his options. the bay area native spent his entire 13 year career with the giants. it was thought he would actually announce his retirement at the end of this past season. but crawford's agent says he would

consider changing positions, maybe moving to second base to keep playing. crawford, known for his stellar defense through the years, the 37 year old is expected to take his time before making a final decision. >> a group of san francisco fishermen, they're suing tire manufacturers over what they call an environmental disaster. the pacific coast federation of fishermen's association, based in san francisco, says a rubber preservative used in tires is killing migrating salmon. the chemical comes off tires during regular use and ends up in storm drains. coho salmon can die within hours of ingesting it. the group wants tire manufacturers to develop an environmental friendly alternative. the lawsuit names companies like goodyear, bridgestone and continental. they have not commented on the lawsuit. bay area residents may soon be able to waste away in a real life margaritaville. it's still in the early planning stages, but this week the napa county entered into exclusive negotiations with camp margaritaville resorts to look at developing the steel canyon area of lake berryessa. the

entertainment group is owned by musician jimmy buffett. the proposal would include more than 400 homes rv park and a fishing pier. looks beautiful, actually. when there's water there. >> yeah, we're going to get water. >> we're going to get some water next week. >> but i'm not an expert on this stuff. >> sandy, are those apec delegates going to be like, what happened to the good san francisco weather? yes you know what, larry and kristen, they're going to be wondering what really they came into. >> but november is one of our wetter months and it is looking like a series of storms will be hitting us next week. so let's take a look at a live picture right now and we'll talk about that in just a moment. a beautiful view from our san rafael camera. we are seeing the sun and it is really nice outside. temperatures have come up 70 degrees in santa rosa. fairfield, concord, novato, 68in napa and livermore. here's a live view from our south beach camera. just look at how blue it

is out there. clear skies, 63 in the city. it is 66 in oakland, in mountain view, 70 in san jose and currently 67 degrees in palo alto. want to show you what's going on. high pressure nudging in just enough to provide us with downsloping winds and push those temperatures up. winds are not strong. they're just coming offshore this morning. we did have gusty winds in the hills and this downsloping wind is what brought us the warmth today . here's a system that looks impressive on live doppler seven. that's coming our way friday morning. unfortunately it doesn't have a whole lot of moisture by the time it reaches us. so i'll show you what we'll end up with right now from our east bay hills camera. looking at mount diablo, clear and colder in the morning, cooler and cloudier in the afternoon. we're looking at isolated shower chance friday dry and warmer for your weekend and then a major pattern change is coming our way next week. so first thing tomorrow morning mid to upper 30s and our coldest north bay valleys clear skies to start the day. we're going to see 40s elsewhere here and it will be

colder than this morning. the air mass is pretty dry right now. those temperatures will tumble as a result of clear conditions. tomorrow afternoon, the clouds will be on the increase, low to upper 60s for most of you. a few low 70s around san jose and morgan hill. as we check out what's ahead. this is tomorrow morning starting out clear and then those clouds just start increasing friday. the computer models showing the possibility of a couple of showers in the morning. best chance will be in the north bay. your weekend is dry. and then next week, here comes the series of systems. so to a p m on tuesday, we have the wet weather moving in. it's wide spread rain for wednesday. sierra will be looking at a rain snow mix. this continues thursday. the pattern goes on for friday with still some wet weather and possibly even into saturday. this is one computer model. this is the same computer model projecting rainfall totals over the five day period. san francisco, over two inches of rain. santa barbara over seven

inches of rain. you're looking at sacramento, close to two inches. of course, the timing and the rainfall totals will change quite a bit as we get closer. these are course models and it's still about a week away. so stay tuned. accuweather seven day forecast, we do know that tomorrow is going to be cold in the morning. it's going to be a pleasant day. just cloudy her and then isolated morning chance friday. veterans day is warmer. we're going to be seeing a lot of 70s over the weekend. soak up the sun because here comes the rain is especially monday is just a chance kristen and larry but it's tuesday. wednesday we have ones right now. we may need to bump those up to twos or stronger. you know those motorcades in the rain that's just going to slow things down even more. and it is going to be tough. it is definitely going to be tough. >> need some apec branded umbrellas? >> oh, there's a business idea. >> that's a great idea out there. >> you never know. >> all right. thank you. all right. >> he's one of the fastest rising stars in music and he's the leading cma nominee tonight. do you know who jelly roll is?

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don't know who he is. entertainment reporter george pennacchio introduced us to one of the fastest rising stars in music. he's the hottest artist to light up the nashville sky in years. >> jelly roll is this year's most nominated male performer for the 57th cma awards, and he's worked hard for that, and he's ready to open the show with a big performance that's still being kept very much a secret. i can't say thank you to the cmas enough because they gave me an alley oop all i got to do is dunk the ball. >> who the hell am i to expect a save? >> the jelly roll has been churning away at the music business for more than a decade, but he exploded onto the scene this past year with number one hits and a slew of cma award nominations. i'm looking at the list new artist, male vocalist, music video and single renita favor. and then musical event to really it's an embarrassment of riches. >> i couldn't believe it. i have put in so much work and for so

many years and we're selling tickets and the music's helping people and we're connecting and we're checking all the boxes. and there's a side of me that still wondered if nashville knew what. and i woke up that day and i was like, nashville knows you want to be my co-host for the rest of the night. i'd love to hang. please. i got another suit. i'm in. call me anytime. >> i first met jelly roll last year on the cma red carpet and i knew he was something special. all for this year's show. he'll be performing twice once with k.michelle for a tribute to the judds. >> she loves country music. she's about country as collard greens herself. anyways, when you really start talking to her. so this is really cool, man. i'm excited. >> and another song that is being kept under wraps. i know you can't tell me, but tell me this. what are we going to be saying about it after we see it? >> i think we're going to take the cmas to church. that first song, dude, i think nobody's going to see it coming. i didn't see it coming. i'm saying. so it's going to be fun.

>> and i can't wait in nashville , george pennacchio for abc seven news. so our lineup on abc seven is just a little different tonight because of the cma awards. >> jeopardy will be on seven, but you won't see wheel of fortune because on the red carpet at the cma awards airs at 730. the 57th annual cma awards begin at eight. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11 on veterans day will be marked with an important project in marin county. >> today, officials toured a new housing development being built by homeward bound. and when it's finished in may, it will provide 24 one bedroom apartments for unhoused veterans. the group homeward bound says that's enough to effectively end homelessness for marin county vets because we can end homelessness for a subpopulation, let's say veterans. >> then we can say, look, we can do this and we can maintain it at zero. people fall into homelessness, so we prioritize them for housing and then we can say, okay, well, let's target homeless youth, homeless families and take the same approach. >> the $16 million development

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gip also helps with lipolysis, which is burning a little bit more fat. so there are slight differences in the mechanisms of action and higher rates of weight loss. with the zepp bound than with wegovy. >> interesting. so for a while we were hearing stories about diabetes patients having a difficult time getting ozempic because so many people were taking it for weight loss and the diabetes people really needed it and couldn't get it. will this help now that you have another drug that's out there that's been approved? ed that's the hope. >> but it's too hard to say. wegovy was approved for use in patients with obesity, but there were issues getting enough supply of wegovy. so then patients started using ozempic because they are the same generic formulation and similarly with zepp bound there is manjaro, which is the formulation used for diabetics. and so the hope is that perhaps the pharmaceutical company that's making zepp bound has learned from some of the issues

that have gone on with ozempic and wegovy. but we know that this is a really big space and a lot of patients are in need. and so fingers crossed where there aren't as many supply chain issues and we can actually alleviate some of the existing problems. >> yeah. and as always, consult with your doctor before you do anything or take anything new. dr. thiara, thanks so much for your time. appreciate the information. >> thank you. >> national republicans and democrats are now reviewing the results from tuesday's elections. a key factor in last night's races, abortion rights. now, both parties are trying to understand the lessons voters delivered and how they can capitalize on that to win the white house and control of congress in 2024. abc's justin finch has the latest from washington. >> in ohio, voters making their views clear here, overwhelmingly passing a referee. adam enshrining a woman's right to an abortion into the state's constitution. even despite that double digit margin, the republican state senate leader

already vowing to repeal the measure. and ohio democrats say they're preparing for pushback. ohio becoming the seventh state to reject anti-abortion efforts following the supreme court's overturning of roe v wade. reproductive rights also playing a prominent role in virginia, where republican governor glenn youngkin promised to pass a 15 week abortion ban with exceptions for rape, incest and a mother's life was upended after democrats held their majority in virginia senate and seized control of the house of delegates in deep red kentucky. what some see as a roadmap for democrats in 2024, incumbent democratic governor andy beshear reelected defeat. trump endorsed republican attorney general daniel cameron. beshear pressed on cnn on what president biden and other democrats in tough races can take from his campaign. >> i know that there are different issues out there that may be driving people right now,

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what is it? >> the death chill. >> the trailer for ghostbusters. frozen empire came out today. it includes some of the original ghostbusters. dan aykroyd, bill murray, ernie hudson. this one will continue. the tale of egon spangler's kids as they team up to prevent new york from falling into a second ice age. this new ghostbusters will hit theaters in march. bill murray is hilarious no matter what he does. so i'm ready for that. karina, you've got a big smile on your face. sounds like you're ready to go. >> i'm excited. i'm excited because i've gotten all my nieces and nephews to watch the original ghostbuster tours. they all love it. and now you can follow up and you know, watch the second one. i guess. and it looks like they have all the good actors in there. it looks exciting and, you know, kind of a different theme for this one, right? yeah

>> who else is ready to go? >> i'm with you guys. i'm with karina and all of you guys. i think it'll be cool. bill murray is fantastic. >> yeah, he is. and i saw it, you know, when i was young, like you guys were. i kind of the same age we all saw. but now i don't know why. i am not like. i don't know, maybe it's not long. yes, i'm too comfortable now sitting on my couch watching things on netflix. nothing wrong with that. >> you're the problem, kristen. we find the cinema industry. oh, my goodness. >> the theaters. kristen, what are you doing? >> but do your kids still go? >> kristen not too much, no. >> they all they want to do is stream. oh, marvel movies for sure. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> kids rush to that. okay, speaking of not spending money, would you spend money on this? maybe $100 to smell like an espresso martini? the little coffee guy is selling a new fragrance that smells like the vodka and coffee. mixed cocktail. it's called blend number 83, named after the year the drink was created. the scent includes notes of dark chocolate

, sugarcane, rum, arabica coffee and night musk scent. it's currently on sale for $105. what do you think, larry? do you use any cologne? do you feel like that's a fragrance that would entice you? >> i used to drink a fair amount of kahlua. >> i like kahlua. yeah. >> yeah. but if i want to smell like kahlua, i'll just mix the kahlua with vodka and drink it and then i will have the same effect without spending $105. so that might be a workaround. >> maybe spill a little. i mean i would rather drink my espresso than smell like it. i mean, i don't know. call me crazy, but. >> but we'd smell you from a mile away. i like my fragrance is not coffee. >> and martini mix. >> but imagine if i came in to work on a daily basis smelling like an espresso martini. i would hope that you might question that just a little bit. right? right yeah. karina, you

talking to you about it. breathe into this breathalyzer thing, right? i swear it's my perfume. yeah, right. >> i think you're popularity might soar. >> i think so, too. >> people don't do it. >> we want to meet up with you before work. >> i might put up the $105 just to try it. just on karina. i'm not me. this is even weirder. would you eat chicken feed for humans? perdue you know the chicken company? yeah. they're coming out with a new snack called chix mix, inspired by the vegetarian antibiotic free ingredients that it feeds to its chickens. so that means there's likely some corn, edamame and a puffed wheat. it's going to be available to order online next friday. perdue says chicks mix. this is a way to differentiate itself from competitors. i didn't know this was such a hot market, but we'll address concerns about how it treats its chickens. so you know, to me, the chicks mix would go well

with kahlua and vodka. that's the perfect blend of all things that we want right? chris you don't drink so exactly. so you wouldn't have that part of it. but chicken snack, isn't it? >> that's what it looks like. >> it looks. yeah. yeah. i just don't know that i want to eat the stuff that the chickens are eating. i eat the chickens, but i don't know. >> i think it's just a name, right? yeah >> it's like corn and like, some of the other mom. >> yeah, it looks good if they called it anything else, i actually might be interested, but it just. >> i don't know. the fact that it's the chicken feed. i mean, i'm glad they're treating the chickens well, but i'm not sure that i really want. >> larry. bill, chicken advocate . >> i guess i'm all for the chickens. yes. >> who knew? yeah. >> all right. from chickens to turkeys. >> now, this is just such a weird form, right? >> it is strange today. >> thanks. giving is just over two weeks away. and if you need some ideas on what to bring to your gathering, how about a turkey cake? i can't believe i'm saying this. larry, look at

this. baskin-robbins is bringing back the popular dessert. the turkey cake is made with your choice of ice cream, including their new flavor. turkey day fixins. uh huh. the cake has sugar cones for legs. that's actually kind of clever. yeah. and it's topped with a caramel praline glaze. it costs $44, and you have to preorder that cake at least 24 hours in advance. i just like the way she's cutting that cake. like she's de-boning a turkey, and she looks so serious about it. >> also like this is there's a lot on the line right here with this, but it looks like it's, you know, it would be fun if you you know, you got the family together and you said, all right, here comes the turkey. and you brought out the cake and then, like, trick people. yeah the kids would love it. >> they would. it's unique, you know? >> i mean, it's something different. >> all right. would you guys rather try that? or the turducken? oh definitely. the cake. the cake. yeah really? oh, no. i go. >> i'd go turducken because john madden made that famous. oh, how about how about the cake

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committee issue subpoenas for hunter and james biden, the president's son and brother. those are the first subpoenas issued directly to members of the biden family. the committee is trying to build a case about the bidens foreign business dealings. both the white house and the biden family's personal lawyers have dismissed the investigation as a political ploy. >> former president trump's eldest daughter testified in the civil fraud trial against the trump organization today. ivanka trump left the new york courtroom this afternoon after hours of testimony in which she mostly denied remembering details of financial dealings, also saying that she wasn't really connected with her father's accounting practices. the trump organization's accused of falsifying financial documents to obtain better loans . ivanka trump was a point person in dealings with deutsche bank, but she is not a defendant in this case. questioning ended with ivanka trump testifying she received $4 million from a real estate deal. >> happening tonight, the top five republican presidential candidates minus the former president, will hit the debate

stage in miami. this is the third primary debate for the gop candidate. s. topics will include the israel hamas war, abortion rights and last night's election results. the debate starts at 5 p.m. our time while trump won't be on stage, he won't be far from the action he's hosting a counterprogramming event about a half hour's drive away. all right. weather wise, what a lovely, lovely evening we have. >> it's beautiful, right? it started out a little chilly this morning, but sandy had warmed up. >> it did indeed. i mean, we started out in the 30s and 40s for parts of the bay area. larry and kristen nice 60s and 70s this afternoon with the downslope wind. live doppler seven showing you clear skies that's going to be changing as we check out the temperatures for tomorrow. they're coming down a few degrees. clouds will increase s low 60s to low 70s for your thursday. don't worry, you still have a couple of dry days this weekend to enjoy the sun and the mild weather. they'll be going up. those temperatures both saturday and sunday. now i want to show you

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wait in the truck. entertainment reporter george pennacchio is in nashville with the final countdown to country music's biggest night. >> we can expect to see a lot of different styles and eras of country music on the 57th cma awards from the legendary tanya tucker performing with little big town to cma newcomer jelly roll, who is still amazed by his five nominations. i woke up that morning not sure i'd be nominated, and i'm looking at it. >> i'm laying in bed next to my beautiful wife and i go, you're not going to believe this? and she goes, so she goes to console me. she's like, oh, it's okay, baby. you know, you're still new to the genre. i was like, we're the most nominated male. we lost our stuff together. >> lainey wilson is the most nominated artist with nine nods in all. luke bryan will once again host the show with his pal peyton manning and we'll also hear him perform a medley of some of his 30 number one songs. we felt like it'd be fun to just

do a medley of those fun songs and a lot of times, you know, you never know what how the mood of the whole show is going to go if people are releasing a lot of kind of mid-tempo, slower songs. >> so i just told the producers, i'm like, hey, let me go out there and do some fun songs and we'll make sure we get downtown nashville rocking and get people rocking at home. >> other artists who stopped by the bridgestone arena to rehearse for wednesday night's big show are old dominion. ashley mcbryde and cody johnson and dan and shay. >> shay and i have been on a journey the last few years. it's been a been a roller coaster. and i feel like we're in the best place personally, professionally, that we've ever been. and it just feels like a fresh start, a brand new start for us. and i think we're taking things a little bit more in stride now and appreciating the moments a little bit more. so being here is extra special tonight. >> time to put on the formal wear, the 57th annual cma awards kicks off later tonight here on abc seven. >> our cma coverage starts at 730 tonight with on the red carpet. the show then gets going

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