(♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. other news. >> san francisco is set to host international leaders for the apec summit, kicking off this weekend. now a five, the first major meeting happening today, day in preparation for a later meeting between president biden and chinese leader xi. san francisco police working in tandem with the fbi to ensure security in the city during the summit. >> how those measures might impact your commute. >> a deal has been struck in hollywood. the tentative agreement that will get actors back to work in time to save next summer's movie season. good morning. it's thursday, november 9th. >> yes, i'm going to start the

check of our forecast with spencer. >> yeah, things are looking pretty good. a little chilly out this morning, though. we got some frosty spots up in the north bay. check out the 24 hour temperature change. it's 11 degrees cooler right now or chillier than it was at this time yesterday morning in novato. 17 degrees cooler in fairfield. so let's take a look at some current temperature readings. we've got 30s all over the map right now. we have temperatures in the mid 30s at novato and santa rosa and napa, upper 30s at vallejo and fairfield central 37 and livermore 38. palo alto, 38 degrees. but skies are relatively clear at the moment. we're going to have some high clouds today. these are our forecast headlines. chilly in the morning with patchy frost. as i've already pointed out, getting cloudier in the afternoon. cooler than yesterday. a shower chance tomorrow, mainly in the north bay and then a rainy pattern likely next week. but this afternoon, under high clouds, we'll see dry conditions and temperatures mainly in the mid 60s. jobina >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everybody. so what's interesting is the closure for the harrison street off ramp when you're coming off of the bay bridge there was supposed to

start on the weekend. it actually started this morning saw the signage myself so i know that might have caught some people off guard. of course, those closures are in place because of apec. we'll have much more coming throughout the week and next week, but that's the first one it appears has started right now at the richmond-san rafael bridge. the sigalert remains in effect. we are in week five of this. and again, the chp has given us no sort of estimate here. we do have a crash in millbrae that we'll talk about in our next traffic update. but i wanted to leave you with the drive. times tracy to dublin will be 34 minutes. reggie thanks for being the official start of the apex summit is still days away, but today a major bilateral meeting will happen right here in san francisco. >> that will set the stage for next week's meeting between president biden and chinese president xi jinping. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with why the talks today are so important for this relationship between the two countries. >> good morning, reggie. today is day one of two meetings between us treasury secretary janet yellen and china's vice

premier li feng. it comes at a time when relations between the two countries is improving and the biden administration is trying to shore up diplomatic ties. this is not the first time that yellen and ha have met in person. they were last together in china in july. the treasury department says the meetings are designed to further stable allies. our economic relationship with china and make progress on some key issues. and those include trade, investment and developing more resilient supply chains. cal state east bay professor nancy park, who is an expert in chinese history, tells me that trade will be at the top of the list of things to discuss. >> one of the main ones is going to be the issue of trade barriers, because both sides are frustrated with the what they perceive to be barriers of free trade on the us side, the for a lot of american companies are

frustrated by what they perceive to be chinese control of their companies or policies that put their companies at a disadvantage. and from the chinese side, many chinese are frustrated by what they consider to be controls us controls on the export of technologies. >> park says more open lines of communication can help prevent the two countries from spiraling into more serious conflicts. secretary yellen's meetings with the vice premier will be held immediately before secretary yellen hosts the apec finance ministers meeting in san francisco, and secretary yellen will host a press conference in san francisco tomorrow. after those meetings wrap up, reggie. >> gloria, thank you. the apex summit officially gets underway saturday and runs through next friday. today, the summit's official flag will be raised at san francisco city hall. it marks the beginning of a week of diplomacy that will put san francisco at the epicenter of

international attention. up to 20,000 people are expected to attend, including, as we mentioned, president biden and chinese president xi jinping. >> we are already seeing messages of activism here in the bay area ahead of the summit this 75 foot banner was put above the bay bridge yesterday morning during the morning commute. the environmental activist group. oil and gas action network is calling for president biden and apec leaders to support the transition away from fossil fuels. they're planning a rally in san francisco next week. other demonstrations are also expected. san francisco police chief bill scott has a message for anyone who may try to take advantage of protests. >> the message is this, though, and i just want to reiterate this criminal activity will not be tolerated. and if anybody thinks that they're going to come and protest or in the name of protest and hurt somebody else or commit crimes or destroy property or light fires, that will not be tolerated at all. so i just want to reemphasize that we will do it constitutionally and we will respect everybody's

rights. >> today, city officials and law enforcement are expected to give more information about the emergency response center that will help manage any emergencies that may arise. san francisco police and the secret service have updated the security maps they first released last month. so the red zone that you see there around moscone center, that's the highest level of security. and that area will require screening for both vehicles. any cars that go in the green zone is for local traffic only. and it may require screening for vehicles, but not for pedestrians. ride hailing services and food delivery not allowed in the green zone, though they will stage about a block away. >> it's unavoidable to have an impact to businesses and people in the city with an event of this magnitude. and that's that's obviously the case. however, we've worked tirelessly together to come up with a plan that would minimize the impact to the public as a result of the security of this event. >> san francisco police is

saying that its entire department has been mobilized. and so that means every able bodied officer will be working 12 to 14 hour shifts. and this is the first time that's happened in decades. traffic signs on the east bay freeways and the bay bridge are alerting people get ready for delays in san francisco. coming up in our next half hour. jobina will be breaking down the traffic and the transit issues you need to know about before next week. of course, abc7 news is your station when it comes to everything. apec 2023. our complete coverage has everything you need to know. you can find it on the front page of our website abc7 news.com or your abc7 bay area app. crews is taking steps to get its robo taxis back on the road. >> crews. parent company general motors is issuing a voluntary recall of the vehicles for a software update following a series of dangerous incidents involving the company's driverless cars. crews says the recall involves the cars collision detection subsystem, which may cause the autonomous vehicles to attempt to pull out

of traffic instead of remaining stationary after a crash last month, the dmv forced the company to pause driverless rides in california because something that was just like what i described happened in san francisco when one of the cars pulled a woman to the side of the road. after it ran, it ran her over. >> openai ceo sam altman is warning about tempoorary instability issues with the company's chatgpt services and the artificial intelligence tool experienced two outages yesterday and they come just days after openai held its first developer conference where new chatgpt features were introduced . according to our news partners at the san francisco standard, altman said the new the new features are, quote, far outpacing expectations. new developments at midnight. >> one of the largest strikes in hollywood history finally ended jobina is at the live desk with what we're learning about this much anticipated deal. jobina >> thank you, reggie. more specific details of the deal are expected to be released tomorrow. but for movie fans,

this agreement means next summer's movie season will be saved. the strike affected 160,000 union members and cost the us economy billions of dollars. we do know the billion dollar agreement includes a significant boost in minimum pay, increased residual payments for streaming content and new protections from artificial intelligence, which has been a major sticking point. the ai protections were absolutely essential to the union. >> they would not have called an end to this strike without achieving them. >> i'm really excited. >> the alliance of motion picture and tv producers says it looks forward to the industry resuming the work of telling great stories as early as today. film crew members could return to productions that were paused mid-shoot when the strike started. other projects should restart shooting once scripts are finished, as for tv, new episodes could still be months away. hey spencer, let's take a

look at what's going on with our weather. >> this is a satellite radar composite image. you know, we had clear skies overnight, which is why it got so chilly. but we've got clouds approaching us right now. it's a weak frontal system, but it is likely to bring a few sprinkles mainly to the north bay tomorrow. so let's move along and take a look at current conditions. more on what that front's going to do for us in a moment. skies are still mainly clear and it's a very chilly morning. 51 degrees here in san francisco. not so chilly. mid 40s at oakland, mountain view and san jose, but we have only upper 30s right now at palo alto and half moon bay and is looking at some more temperature readings right now mid to upper 30s at santa rosa novato, napa, fairfield, livermore and 43 degrees in concord. so quite a chilly morning start to the day but it'll get a little bit milder later in the day after the patchy frost disappears. we'll see increasing clouds but relatively mild conditions just cooler than yesterday. highs will range from about 60 one half moon bay to 65 here in san francisco, most locations around the bay shoreline will reach

about 60 to 65 degrees and a similar range in our inland areas. as a matter of fact. now, look ahead to the forecast animation. midnight tonight. we'll see clouds moving in, maybe a sprinkle or two in the early morning hours of the north bay. that's just about it. it's going to be a mainly dry day and going into the weekend, which is, of course, starts with veterans day on saturday. we can expect a mild little wave before some changes in the weather later next week. more on those changes a little bit later. reggie >> thanks, spencer. three winemakers in the north bay are joining forces fighting to have tastings and tours. coming up, why they say napa county is violating their civil rights. >> republican candidates clash on stage in florida over abortion access foreign policy and the israel-hamas war are in many instances attacking each other. and the party's front runner, who was once again not there. >> and it's beginning to look a lot like the holidays in san francisco. details on tonight's tree lighting and other events to g

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foreign business dealings, both the white house and the biden family's personal lawyers have dismissed the investigation as a political ploy. >> the third republican presidential debate got pretty heated in miami, florida is a key state for candidates in the 2024 race, but former president donald trump decided once again to skip the stage. abc news reporter liz landers has the highlights from last night's showdown. >> because your words not mine, it's just fireworks on the republican debate stage in miami last night and things quickly turning personal. >> when vivek ramaswami attacked nikki haley's 25 year old daughter for using tiktok while her own daughter was actually using the app for a long time. >> so you might want to take

care of your family first. >> leave my daughter out of your voice. >> here's the truth. >> the easy answer the five qualified candidates took to the stage to debate politics and policy for the first time since war broke out between israel and hamas. >> offering their solutions to the conflict. >> you cannot negotiate with evil. you have to destroy it. the last time that we turned our back on a shooting war in europe , it bought us just a couple of years and then 500,000 americans were killed in europe to defeat hitler. >> the political outsider ramaswami addressing the republican losses in tuesday's election, owens pushing for accountability in the gop. >> we've become a party of losers. at the end of the day, there's a cancer in the republican establishment. >> the candidates also playing defense over the issue of abortion rights after the party's election losses this week, the lone woman on the stage responding to a question about federal abortion laws. >> so no republican president can ban abortions any more than a democrat president can. ban

these state laws. >> noticeably absent the former president with a commanding lead in the polls, trump was about a half hour away, holding his own event in florida. but still, the subject of some criticism from his former allies. >> he owes it to you to be on this stage and explain why he should get another chance at anybody who's going to be spending the next year and a half of their life focusing on keeping themselves out of jail in courtrooms. >> you cannot lead this party or this country. >> the biden campaign responding in a statement saying that maga republicans are pushing a, quote, losing agenda on issues like abortion, the economy and medicare. in washington, liz landers, abc news. >> the minnesota supreme court has rejected an effort to keep donald trump off the state's 2024 primary ballot. a bipartisan group of voters claim trump should be disqualified under the insurrection clause of the 14th amendment because of his actions january 6th. the court ruled against them, saying there's no law that bans a political party from nominating

someone who is ineligible to hold office. however, they said the case could be brought back later if trump wins the nomination and former president trump will be back in a new york courtroom next week to begin his defense in the fraud trial against the trump organization. his daughter, ivanka trump, took the stand yesterday for hours of testimony where she mostly denied remembering details of financial dealings. the trump organization has accused of falsifying financial documents to obtain better loans. ivanka trump was a point person in dealing with deutsche bank, but she is not a defendant in the case. >> her testimony raises some questions with regards to its credibility. she clearly was involved in negotiating and securing loans. >> the prosecution rested its case after ivanka trump admitted she received $4 million from a real estate deal. donald trump's team will begin its defense on monday, but says the ag has failed to prove its case. >> the christmas tree in san

francisco's union square is going to light up for the season tonight. >> it's the 34th annual tree lighting event, and it marks the start of all the holiday fun that's planned in the area. and that includes the macy's holiday windows. oh, i love this. you'll get to see the pets available for adoption starting on november 17th. and then santas returned to union square on november 24th. this is always so festive. and then you have a pretty good time to enjoy it. the union square tree will be lit through january 1st. >> it's really kind of gets you into the spirit of the season, doesn't it? >> yeah, they have the ice rink open now right next to the tree. so it's all coming together. >> yeah. my question is, how long do you all leave the tree up? are you done with it the day after christmas or the first or like february the 1st? the first what? >> tree? >> what tree? my tree is up already. really really? yeah. yeah. my wife decorates early and i enjoy it because, you

know, it makes the house feel festive when i walk in there. we generally take it down like the day after new year's. >> okay? yeah that's about right. >> yeah. >> so is she, like, day after halloween? it's time like mariah, day after halloween, we start taking out the christmas stuff from. >> from the pod outside and bringing it into the house. and then after several days, because this is a real project for my wife, she's amazing. after several days, all of a sudden, the house looks like christmas. >> send us some pictures, spencer. >> i want to see. he love that. >> it's great. well, picture this. it's going to cool down. it has cooled down right from yesterday, sharply. i'm talking temperatures. you know 3 to 17 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday morning. so let's take a closer look. this is the sutro tower camera looking out over tower camera looking out over san francisco. we have clear skies last night, so we had radiational cooling the heat we received in the daytime was able to escape. and that's why it got so chilly. 51 degrees in san francisco right now. we have low to mid 40s at oakland mountain

view, san jose, 38 degrees at palo alto, 41 at half moon bay. looking across the embarcadero, rooftop camera, virtually all of these locations are still in the 30s, so it's pretty chilly, especially in the north bay. santa rosa, novato, napa, fairfield all in the mid to upper 30s. 43 at concord, 38 at livermore. and these are forecast headlines after this chilly morning and the patchy frost that we had in some parts of the north bay. it'll be cloudier this afternoon than yesterday and a little bit cooler as well. she has some light showers tomorrow, mainly in the north bay, followed by a dry and warmer weekend and then a rainy pattern will develop early next week. for today, increasing clouds, but bright skies, high temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 60s from the bay to inland, only up to about 60 on the coast. those clouds will continue to increase overnight. here's the forecast animation taking us into tomorrow. see a few little patchy showers offshore tomorrow morning. that may work their way across the north bay. we're not expecting heavy or widespread rain tomorrow at all. and once those clouds move out of here,

we can look forward to a nice dry and sunny and much warmer weekend veterans day weekend. but as you can see, early next week, the rain returns. but i'll tell you more about that a little bit later. now a look at traffic with jobina. >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everybody. so we're starting with the maps because we're following a couple of issues right now, beginning with a crash in burlingame that's slowing you down on northbound 101 at the broadway on ramp there. your speeds will be down to around 15mph. and then the reason the harrison street off ramp is closed, when you are coming off of the bay bridge in the westbound direction is because there's some roadwork preparation that is underway for apex. so they are telling us that it'll be open again tomorrow because that was a really early closure. i know people weren't expecting that. that's why we saw a lot of brake lights this morning coming across the bridge. the good news, though, is that the dry time for the bridge isn't too bad, right now. it's only seven minutes for the bay bridge in the westbound direction. and then we will end with a pretty slow look at the 8-80 at the

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and tomorrow the talks are designed to help lay the groundwork for an expected meeting between president joe biden and the president of china at apec here in san francisco next week. >> number two today. san francisco officials are expected to reveal more details about the city's emergency response center for the apec summit. the apec flag will also be raised at city hall. we have everything you need to know, including the major traffic and transit impact right now at abc7 news.com and on our apps. >> number three, negotiations are underway for a three day ceasefire in gaza. it would include the release of about a dozen hostages held currently by hamas and allow time for more humanitarian aid to cross the border. number four, sag-aftra and hollywood studios have reached a tentative deal to end the historic actor's strike. >> details of the deal will be released tomorrow. actors still have to vote to approve that agreement. >> number five, it is a very

chilly morning across the bay area today. we've got temperatures still in the 30s and most of our inland areas and the news isn't so great for the afternoon. it's not going to warm up a lot. if you're headed out the door, you might want to bundle up. >> number six, our biggest slowdown right now is going to be due to a crash. we're following in burlingame. it's going to be on northbound 101 at the broadway on ramp. your speeds are down to around four miles per hour. now >> and number seven, heads up. if you are hosting thanksgiving this year, experts are telling cnn that you need to finalize the guest list this week. by next week, you should start preparing your shopping list. make sure you have the supplies like extra chairs or a large roasting pan. and in today's gma first look, the fda has approved a drug to help people who are struggling with obesity. many physicians believe this drug could really be life changing. here's abc news reporter eva pilgrim in this morning's gma first look weight loss drug game changer. >> i think for many patients that could be a life changing level of weight loss. it's a level that hasn't been seen

before. >> the fda clearing zepp bound for adults with obesity or those considered overweight with at least one weight related condition like diabetes or high blood pressure. >> more and more physicians and health care providers are recognizing that obesity is this terrible chronic disease that needs to be treated. it's not a choice. it's not a failing of a particular patient. it's a disease that's caused mainly by genetic factors with environmental factors affecting it as well. i hope that we're going to see many, many patients able to now control their obesity. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll hear live from doctor jen ashton about who could most benefit from this drug and what they need to know with your gma first, look. i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> twist in a years long fight between three wineries in napa county, the wineries are now calling for federal and state civil rights investigators. oceans representatives from hoops smith, madrone and summit lake vineyards laid out their

case yesterday. they say napa's rules are discriminatory towards small wine producers. last year, napa county sued hoops vineyard, claiming it was hosting tastings without county approval. that case is scheduled to come to trial next year. >> the napa county government is functionally trying to take away our rights to operate as wineries. this will force us to sell or close under napa county's wine definition ordinance, producers have to apply to expand their business unless they have permits issued before 1990 or they meet the definition of small wineries coming up at 530. >> we still have a month and a half left of 2023, but that isn't stopping apple music from naming this year's artist of the year. plus >> just be prepared and have patience. >> wise advice from a muni bus driver. san francisco agencies is thick in the planning for apec. we're breaking down the road rules in the city as it becomes the e

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overnight reports of a us airstrike in the middle east. fears grow of a widening conflict as israeli forces continue its push into gaza and its war against hamas. plus there's nothing we can do. >> they've been trying to prepare us, but, you know, we're all ready for it. >> local agencies say you need to start thinking of taking public transit if you want to avoid the potential apex traffic nightmare. the preparation underway right now to help things go more smoothly. >> and it isn't all traffic jams as security checks. look at the fun events happening next week. yes catering to apec visitors. we really have. please, let's talk about that doom and gloom. >> it will be a vibe. okay. good morning, everybody. it is thursday, november the 9th. i don't know how i'm going to get home and i don't even really know how i'm going to get to work on one particular day. >> but spencer, we're going to

figure it out. we'll figure it out. >> of course we'll. meanwhile, we can shiver a little bit because this day is off to a chilly start. as you probably noticed already, if you've been outside patchy frost, some of our north bay locations, it'll be partly cloudy this afternoon. a little cooler than yesterday. and a chance of showers tomorrow, mainly in the north bay, though not widespread showers, dry and warmer this weekend. and then rain returns next week. right now, we're looking at temperatures in the 30s and almost all of our inland areas. so you can see where the chill is right around the bay shoreline. it's not exactly warm either. temperatures there are only in the mid 40s. and here in san francisco, it's 51 degrees in the afternoon hours. skies will be bright, but we'll have increasing high clouds. so it'll be like filtered sunshine. high temperatures will reach only into the mid to upper 60s from the bay to inland and up to about 60 degrees on the coastline. and here's a look at that, increasing chance of some isolated showers in the north bay tomorrow as a little weak frontal system sweeps through. but the good news is after that, we have a warmer weekend coming our way. reggie spencer, thank you. >> new developments now.

negotiations are reportedly underway right now for a three day humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. the goal is to rescue about a dozen people held hostage and get more humanity korean aid in. it comes as the us is targeting iran backed fighters in the middle east. jobina is tracking that situation. >> thank you, reggie. a us military drone flying off the coast of yemen was blasted out of the sky by iran backed rebels who claim militants shot down a $30 million american reaper drone over international waters. the pentagon also announced a us airstrike on a weapons storage facility in syria used by iran and its proxies. iran backed militants have warned of a widening conflict due to us support for israel in its war with hamas. more than 400 us citizens have escaped gaza, including a michigan man and his wife. >> everybody's care and bomb everywhere. when i go sleep, we cannot sleep. maybe i sleep in

the chair like 30 minutes a day. >> new video shows israeli airstrikes targeting hamas in gaza. israeli ground forces say they destroyed 130 hamas tunnels. talks for a pause in the fighting are ongoing. sources say israel is considering a proposal from egypt and qatar for humanity. pause in exchange for the release of dozens of hostages held by hamas. kumasi thanks, jobina. >> this morning, secretary of state antony blinken is in south korea to talk about the growing threat north korea poses. he and his south korean counterpart spoke at a news conference by blinken shared the south's concern about the military cooperation between the north and russia to help its war in ukraine. they also talked about countering threats from north korea, including the use of us military assets and its nuclear forces for protection from attacks. >> transmitter. transportation secretary pete buttigieg visited kyiv to talk about rebuilding

ukraine's infrastructure amid the war with russia. butu judge met with ukrainian president zelensky to discuss developing transportation capabilities to export ukrainian goods to international markets. zelensky stressed that military support from the us is necessary to protect the humanitarian corridor in the black sea from russian attacks happening today, helping shore up economic ties between the us and china. >> this morning, us treasury secretary janet yellen is getting ready to meet with her chinese counterpart here in san francisco. and it comes as the two countries prepare for an expected meeting between president joe biden and the president of china at apec next week. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez live with why these talks have pretty high stakes. gloria they are high stakes. >> kumasi. an expert tells me that they're meant to de-escalate tensions between the two countries and also lay the groundwork for that expected meeting between president joe biden and the president of china at apec next week. now, today is

day one of two days of meetings between us treasury secretary janet yellen and china's vice premier li hong. the treasury department says the meetings are designed to further stabilize our economic relationship with china and also make progress on some key issues. and those include trade and investment and developing more resilient supply chains. this is not the first time that yellen and ha have met in person. they were last together here in china in july. cal state east bay professor nancy park, who's an expert in chinese history, tells me that they're likely to discuss the issue of trade barriers among other topics. so i hope that this is going to be the start of greater de-escalation of tensions as the united states, china relationships is the worst that it's been in my professional lifetime. >> and the united states and china both benefit from a more open lines of communication

action to prevent the two countries from spiraling into more serious conflicts. and then on the positive side, both countries benefit when they can cooperate and coordinate together to address complex global issues. >> secretary yellen's meetings with vice premier ha will be held immediately before secretary yellen hosts the apec finance ministers meeting in san francisco, and that is scheduled for sunday and monday. and of course we will have updates for you on these meetings here and on our website as well. live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. now ahead of apec, we want to make sure, you know, driving in san francisco next week is likely going to be very frustrating. there are security measures that will shut down some major roadways, is rerouting drivers and transit. jobina, of course, has been following this for weeks now and has everything you need to know to prepare. jobina. >> yeah, so the bottom line kumasi here is that people should plan to use public

transit next week if they can. and of course work from home if that's an option for you. so the biggest impact here is going to be with the sfmta, which operates muni. they're going to be dealing with the most changes. it's rerouting muni lines, adjust ing, muni metro service and changing where and when cable cars operate. >> not everybody coming in. it's an important summit. so you know, you have to just take it just go with the flow. >> rhonda's got the word right. go with the flow. so bart is making trains longer to increase capacity because it expects more riders. bart is planning to operate its schedule as usual, though, so is caltrain, ac transit and the san francisco bay ferry. commuters driving through downtown will need to take note of the red and green zones around moscone center that you can see here on this map. there are different levels of security and may require screening rideshare services and food delivery are not allowed in the green zone. so drivers will have to stage one block away from that and of course, we know that next week between the 14th

and 17th, we will have one lane in the westbound direction and then one lane in the eastbound direction of the bay bridge that will be closed as well. and we'll be focusing on that when it happens, reggie. >> so we'll have traffic issues, but we'll also have lasers. >> oh, yes, the rainbow lasers are back, y'all might remember that they were out during pride festivities. >> well, next week, illuminate the organization behind the project. got approval from the faa to bring back the lasers. just in time for apec co-founder ben davis calls it a gift to the people of to the people of apec from the city of san francisco. according to our media partners at the san francisco standard, the lights will be on for four consecutive nights. that's monday through thursday. the city is hoping to capitalize on all of the energy. there will be dozens of events happening at the summit itself, of course, but outside of the confines of that green zone, jobina talked about, the city will also be very much alive. here's abc seven news reporter tim johns. >> san francisco is gearing up to host its biggest

international event in decades. but away from the diplomats and heads of state gathered at the moscone center, other important events will be happening around the city, too. >> i think this is a real opportunity for the city. it's certainly an economic opportunity. 30,000, upwards of 30,000 people are going to be coming here and they're going to be going back and telling their stories about what they saw. >> supervisor rafael mandelman is spearheading one of those events at bow, a gay bar in the castro cleverly called gay peak. mandelman says it's aimed at lgbtq aipac attendees, many of whom come from countries where gay rights are little to nonexistent. >> we thought that there if apec is going to be happening in san francisco, it's got to be gay, it's got to be queer and we're trying to give have a little bit of that for that week. many of the events happening are more than just fun things to do during the apex summit, though, several of the organizers tell me they're also a way to promote san francisco and our values. >> while also pushing back against the doom loop narrative that's taken hold in both the national and international media

. for perhaps nowhere is that more true than in chinatown, one of the city neighborhoods hit the hardest over the past few years. we have shows at the clarion with the grand avenue follies. >> we have uh- disco music going on out, you know, on grand avenue next week. stephen lee owns several small chinatown businesses. >> he says there are dozens of events planned in the area throughout the apec summit, starting with an asian night market this weekend for people who are visiting, they'll find a new and unique flavors that are unique to san francisco chinatown. >> but they could also hopefully feel like they're at home. you know, a taste of familiarity across town, supervisor joel engardio is also planning ways to push back against the doom loop narrative taking place on the last day of apec. >> his summit to sunset happy hour and bike ride aims to show off the joyful side of san francisco by cycling with locals and visitors from golden gate park to the ocean. >> we want to introduce people

to the wonderful sunset district. i feel like a lot is happening out here on the west side of san francisco. we want to bring people out to see all the amazing things that that are happening in the sunset. >> and that was tim johns reporting. if you plan on attending any of these events during the next week or so, once again, consider public transportation. abc7 news is your station when it comes to everything apec 2023 and now apparently gay peak 2023. that was hilarious. s our complete coverage is everything you need to know from the events, the traffic, street closures and security. you'll find it on the front page of our website abc7, news.com or our abc7 news bay area app. >> country music took center stage last night. still ahead, the surprises and big winners during the cma awards. >> the met gala is a few weeks away and we've learned the theme of this year's fashion focus event. wait i thought the met gala was in may? >> well, well, now we know what it's going to be next year

anyway. >> here's spencer. okay reggie, we'll start with a look at the satellite radar composite image. >> you know, we had clear skies last night and this morning allowing yesterday's heating to escape radiation cooling, we call. that gave us a very chilly morning, but clouds are on the way. a little weak, cold front is coming our way. that's going to bring us some high clouds today. keep the temperatures from dropping very low tonight. and it may bring some light showers tomorrow to the north bay. right now, though, clear skies looking out over san francisco where it's 51 degrees. we have low to mid 40s at oakland mountain view, san jose, only upper 30s at palo alto and half moon bay is still pretty chilly across much of the bay area. other temperature readings right now mid to upper 30s at santa rosa novato, napa, fairfield, livermore, 43 in concord. and these this is a look at what we expect this afternoon with increasing clouds. high temperatures will reach about 60 on the coast right around the bay shoreline maybe mainly 65 to 66 degrees mid 60s inland areas will get into the mid to upper 60s, but not much higher than that. it's

going to be a relatively cool day and the forecast animation shows those increasing clouds. i was talking about coming through tonight and tomorrow, bringing us a chance of some spotty showers in the north bay tomorrow. but we're not expecting very widespread rainfall at all. so as you look at the accuweather seven day forecast, you see some isolated showers tomorrow. but then clearing up and warming up significantly over the weekend, which of course is veterans day weekend. but next week we expect some more changes in the way of wet weather

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ooh look at that. i love drone things. the blue carpet premiere got underway last night. the animated fantasy is set in a magical kingdom where wishes come true, too. the filmmakers hope the lead character voiced by ariana debose will inspire audiences, which is really a

celebration of the power of wishes. >> the idea came from pinning up all the features that we've done on one bulletin board and looking at it, and then seeing the common thread between them. and that was character wishing on a star. and so we realized it had to be about wishing on a star. >> we have an incredible heroine named asha. she's a teenager who's looking at the world and deciding, ang, i want to wish for more for my community, my family. and she has the courage to make it happen. and i'm so excited about her. >> but where's ariana, though? i thought i was going to see ariana debose. well, i guess i'll have to just hear her in the movie. there were a face. there was face painting. there were photo ops, but apparently no ariana debose, which debuts only in theaters on november 22nd, just in time for the thanksgiving weekend. disney is the parent company of abc seven news. >> apple music has named taylor swift as its 2023 artists of the year. the company says 65 of her

songs have hit the global daily top 100in the past ten months. streaming of her songs especially spiked during her eras tour. swift says she's honored to be artist of the year and thanked her fans for making it happen. the 57th annual cma awards were right here on abc seven, and last night, jimmy buffett was paid a well-deserved tribute. >> the tribute included kenny chesney, the zac brown band and a member of buffett's band. one of the biggest surprises of the year of the night, i should say, was song of the year. see the award for the song of the year goes to fast car. why was the microphone not on? >> that is confusing. >> well, the point is tracy chapman won the award for a song that she released 35 years ago. that's because fast car got covered by luke combs this year, who also won an award for it. the awards held in nashville were hosted by luke bryan and peyton manning. we are back.

>> and you know what that means. yep. travis and taylor weren't available. exactly >> where's tracy? >> is this just going to be a morning where i don't see anyone? i want to see? >> might be. >> no. ariana bose? no tracy chapman. >> we're going to look no microphone now. >> the biggest winner of the night was louisiana singer lainey wilson, who took home five awards. all right. well, the bay area, of course, has a long and rich history of breaking ground in the music industry. tonight in marin, the world premiere of a new documentary on the rich history of a legendary local radio station. >> roger, nine fiver. this is ksan, san francisco. so right, so the film, as you can see there, is called something is in the air, a rock radio revolution. >> an it tells the story of ksan jive 985, a pioneering fm radio station that hit the airwaves

here in the bay area in 1967. jive 95 was the station known as a powerhouse in terms of music radio, and when it came to breaking ground with its news coverage of major events. >> jim it occurs to me that for people our age, you and me, this will be a bit nostalgic. but for younger people it will be eye opening and educational. that's what we really hope. >> we're trying to make a connection that at the time ksan was the new technology of its time with the fm stereo. and today, you know, everybody all age ranges, they stream their music to make it exactly what they want. and at that time, ksan was the music that people wanted to do. >> it. >> the documentary something in the air, a rock radio revolution, premieres tonight at the smith rafael film center in san rafael. it's sold out, but if you want to go tomorrow, go. >> we got you tomorrow. >> tomorrow at 7 p.m. you can go

the theme for next year's met gala is sleeping beauties reawakening fashion and incorporates conceptual reference points around fashion history, nature, technology and the senses. >> so in other words, anything that's just basically imagine every possible category for inspiration. yeah, it'll be presented at the met's costume institute next year. on display will be a late 19th century ball gown from house of worth, along with archival pieces by christian dior and alexander mcqueen. the 2024 met gala is happening may 6th in new york city. >> how about that? >> i can see this. so maybe like a twist on like historic beauty trends, like reawakening some like older trends and kind of putting your which i like, you know, like old things. so that's going to be cool. >> that's a unique interpretation. i was not thinking that, but like sleeping beauty. like beauty trends we put to bed. yes, but bringing them back would be really cool.

>> do you know someone's going to show up in a whole bed? oh, absolutely. >> and rise on up? yeah yeah. okay. >> now you know it's going to happen. >> yes. and someone's going to just wear pajamas. >> yes. yes. a take on pajamas, right? >> that's true. >> i'm just happy to hear that people still like old things. >> oh, not that >> just kidding. of course, every time i don't want to project all, i just. what am is looking. what's going with the weather? with the weather forecast headlines are chilly. morning frosty in some spots. partly cloudy and cool this afternoon. shower chance tomorrow but just a light one. dry and warmer weekends coming our way. that's good news. and we'll have a rainy pattern early next week, which we need. so let's move along, take a look at what's happening right now. looking out over san francisco, under clear skies, 51 degrees here in the city, mid 40s, oakland, mountain view, san

jose, upper 30s, palo alto and half moon bay. pretty chilly there. and in some other locations. it's pretty chilly right now. also, we only have mid to upper 30s in santa rosa, novato, napa, fairfield and livermore. concord stands at 43 degrees this afternoon. we'll see increasing clouds, skies will be bright, but there'll be high clouds. so we'll get filtered. sunshine high temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 60s looking ahead to the forecast animation overnight, see those increasing clouds? maybe a couple of light showers moving through the north bay tomorrow. we don't expect widespread or significant rainfall and those clouds will give way to clear weekend. but looking ahead to next week, we have several bouts of rainfall coming our way starting on tuesday. a showers and rain continuing into wednesday. snow in the sierra, even on thursday, maybe some leftover rain. so we have some active weather coming. our way next week. but at least in the weekend before we get to next week, it's going to be nice and sunny and mild. jobina. >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everybody. we're going to start with a sig alert that we're following in berlin game

that is causing a pretty large backup now that's forming the crash itself is on northbound 101 at broadway. the onramp there. your speeds will be around 14mph as you approach. we also have the harrison street off ramp from the bay bridge closed right now due to roadwork preparation for that is underway and it is really slowing down the bridge. so this is a live picture right now from the bay bridge. so you can see the impact there. and then also at the toll plaza, we're metering lights came on at 531. those carpool lanes, though, are clear. reggie jobina, thank you. >> ahead at six, the pushback in one north bay community over plans to put a margaritaville resort in place. >> first, though, a lesson on climate change, how the melting ice shelves of greenland you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body.

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us now at six, a high stakes economic meeting hours away here in san francisco. >> the treasury secretary holding talks with their chinese counterpart. the importance of these talks and what could come from them. >> and it's back to work for tens of thousands of actors this morning. their months long strike is over. the terms of the deal and when your favorite shows will finally come back to tv. >> it's been a plan to expand ao