and it says to me with chinese president xi jinping during apec in san francisco this morning, we've learned what the two

leaders are expected to talk about during that meeting next week. did ministrations during apex city officials preparing for several protests during the week long summit plus. you miss her but did you see a clarabelle cow? i sure did. the representation that continues for her. this is her moment at christmas is back at disneyland resort and they have all new outfits. i love it. i'm into it. plus all of the favorites that you have come to love over the years. the fireworks, the snow on main street, the christmas parade. >> you really are skipping thanksgiving, aren't we? >> we are. you know what? i spent a good amount of time last night watching the parade because they had a cast preview last night and someone put it on youtube. i really enjoyed it. >> the fact that, you know, these things in the depths of our company cast preview, i know every nook and cranny. i'm impressed. >> and remember how we were talking about how how clarabelle cow really became a star during the pride celebration? yes, she's back in this parade and

she's really doing it again. and i love she's front and center moment for her. they've given her they've really put her out front. i love it. >> i love reggie spirit. thanks i know this matters to me and five other people for the five of you. >> i see you. >> this is positive energy, right here in honor friday. yes thank goodness. >> yep. >> and it's going to be pretty nice. >> it is going to be nice and nice weekend coming up, too. let's take a look at our forecast headlines this morning. we had a little early morning sprinkles up in the north bay there. still may be a couple, not very widespread. it'll be mostly sunny by afternoon, sunnier and even warmer this weekend. great weekend coming our way. rainy pattern develops next week, though. so for today, as we get to the afternoon hours, there'll be some clouds around, mainly high clouds. but bright skies and lots of sunshine and high temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s around the bay shoreline to about 70 degrees inland. and as i mentioned, it's going to be a lovely, sunnier and warmer weekend traffic with jobina.

>> thank you, spencer. a good morning, everybody. we are going to begin with the richmond-san rafael bridge this is our biggest issue, the sigalert that remains in effect. we are wrapping up week five of this issue. we have three westbound lanes closed, no wide load vehicles allowed still and also no update on when that will improve at any point. san jose looking live at 101. check out the sunrise behind it. beautiful there. traffic is moving smoothly. we have no major advise areas except for veterans day. if you're going to be taking some mass transit, especially tomorrow, bart running the regular schedule. but tomorrow, though, the golden gate ferry is going to be on a holiday schedule. and also today, there is limited service with ace reggie jobina, thank you. >> new this morning, the biden administration has just confirmed that the meeting is going to be happening between president biden and chinese president xi jinping. we knew that it was going to happen, but now it's official, official, official. all they're going to meet during the apec summit in san francisco next week. in an

announcement overnight, the biden administration called it a high stakes meeting to ensure channels of communication are open. it will be their second in-person meeting since mr. biden became president. the two leaders are expected to talk about the russian ukraine war, the israel hamas conflict, iran and restoring military to military lines of communication. president biden is set to arrive in san francisco tuesday. the exact timing and other logistical details of his meeting with xi have not been formally announced. >> leaders from 21 world economies will be in san francisco for apec, and that means a lot of extra security. city state and federal agencies are working together to keep visitors safe during the summit, much of that work will be happening at the city's new activated emergency operations center. that's where abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live this morning. gloria >> morning, kumasi mayor london breed says this will be the place where many city agencies will be getting communication information. they'll be able to communicate that with the public

as quickly as possible. and in real time respond. san francisco leaders gathered yesterday to announce a launch of their emergency operations center for apec, the global economic summit is expected to draw some 20,000 people, including world leaders and their entourages. there are already zones with heightened security outlined around moscone center, nob hill, along the embarcadero and the legion of honor for various events. these will impact your ability to move around the city. san francisco police and emts are expected to be out in full force next week to respond to any emergency that may come up. the police chief has this plea. >> please be patient. please allow time, some extra time. bake extra time into your daily routines. if you see something suspicious, report it. >> city leaders have warned that the security situation is changing every day, so you should be prepared because there could be even more. update

throughout the week next week and if you want to get updates from the city, you can sign up for alert at sf and all you have to do is just text your zip code or apec 2023 and you can send that over to eight, eight, eight, seven, seven seven. so you will be getting alerts including any traffic disruptions that may come up. live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you. in addition to the street closures, we can expect protests of all sizes to disrupt traffic and business in the city. in fact, some of the demonstrations have already started. >> hey, you can't hide. we can see your greedy side. >> protesters held up picket signs and a big banner near moscone center yesterday. it's blocks away from where the fences are being put up for apec. the group is focused on climate change. they want the countries and corporations at apec to stop funding fossil fuels. they already placed this banner over the bay bridge. this week. they say their demonstrations are only just beginning.

>> i think we have an obligation because it's such a big conference in so many countries are represented to make sure that the voices of people who are not part of this process are heard. >> bay area activists have often taken advantage of the attention brought by international events. in 2007, climbers hung free tibet banners on the golden gate bridge as the beijing olympic torch stopped in the city. chief bill scott says people have a right to protest. but security is front of mine. mayor london breed said the city won't tolerate any protests that threaten security just in time for apec, the giant ferris wheel from golden gate park is now all set up at fisherman's wharf. >> here's a live look at it from our pier 39 camera. we've been watching this build the whole week. crews have been working on the ferris wheel since they moved it from golden gate park about a week ago. crews say it will be ready if you want to ride it starting today. abc7 news of course is your station when it comes to everything for apec 2023, our complete coverage

has all the things you need to know on the front page of our website. abc7 news.com or the abc7 bay area app. >> new development in the war between israel and hamas. there's a new effort from the us to get those hostages out of gaza and jobina overnight the pentagon released video showing us airstrikes hitting a facility in syria. yes. >> reggie aqui we first told you about these airstrikes yesterday morning and now we're seeing the moment the us military carried out the attack on a weapons storage facility in syria. the pentagon says the attack was retaliation against iranian backed militia groups. the pentagon says those groups have hit us troops in syria and iraq 46 times since october 17th. the pentagon vowed to strike again if those attacks continue as the war rages on, there is some relief. in the crossfire. the white house says israel has agreed to expand for our combat pauses in northern gaza. this is supposed to create safe corridors for civilians to evacuate. but yes, i ask for

even a longer pause for some of them taking a little longer than i hoped. the us is also involved in a high level meeting to free more than 240 hostages taken by hamas. cia director bill burns will meet with israeli and qatari counterparts in an attempt to strike a deal. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tells fox news the humanitarian pauses allowed more than 100,000 people to pass safely to the south. kumasi thanks jobina search for a possible hate crime suspect. >> the new image released to the person accused of a hit and run targeting a stanford student kicking off ski season in the sierra. >> the resort's opening this weekend to help you get ready for winter. >> and there's some active weather brewing in the pacific northwest, some of it may come our way after a break this weekend. i'll have all the details in my accuweather forecast coming up.

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lake tahoe ahead of winter. they shared these pretty cool drone videos with us. you can see all the snow that's already there. mount rose's team says a recent storm helped to get things ready for skiers and snowboarders. donner ski ranch will also be opening tomorrow, followed by several more resorts next weekend. >> yeah, there are several locations in the greater lake tahoe area this week that received about 2 to 4in of snow from earlier storm this week. and now as you look at the satellite radar composite image, you see active weather still pushing into the pacific northwest. some sprinkles from this system pushed into the north bay this morning. and we're going to get a break this weekend as high pressure builds in and gives us mainly sunny skies and mild conditions. but that plume of moisture you saw out there will bring us some rain later in the week right now, we're looking at bright

skies over san francisco. current temperature readings, 52 here in the city, low to mid 40s at oakland, mountain view, san jose, palo alto and half moon bay. and from mt. tam, we look at the pre sunset sky out over the bay. other temperature readings right now only 39 in santa rosa. little chilly there low 40s at novato napa fairfield , concord and livermore. and we go to the forecast headlines for today morning sprinkles in the north bay will give way to mainly sunny skies in the afternoon. we expect sunnier and warmer weather this weekend. rainy pattern develops next week . but for today look for high clouds and bright skies. high temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s around the bay shoreline to mainly upper 60s to near 70. inland and now we'll go over to kumasi. >> all right. thank you, spencer. help for food banks, the local nonprofit asking for donations. less than two weeks before thanksgiving, heading to manhattan, the rockefeller center christmas tree now on its way to the big apple. before the lighting ceremony later this

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down. a student at stanford. and that incident is considered to be a hate crime. so here's a look at the sketch released by investigators. this person is being described as a white man in his mid 20s with prescription glasses. deputies say the man shouted racial motivated things at abdul wahab amirah before running him over last friday. abc seven news spoke with someone who knows the victim personally, who did not want to be identified. his recovering. >> he's in good spirits. i went and saw him in the hospital. he was in a lot of pain physically, he says. >> o'meara recognizes suspect as someone who's antagonized people during protests. authorities say

the man was driving a black toyota suv that likely has front end damage from that crash. employees with san francisco unified school district have ratified a new contract. the union says the contract passed with an 86% yes vote with more than 3800 employees approving that deal. union officials say it is the largest membership vote in recent history. the new contract covers teachers, paraprofessionals, nurses, counselors and psychologists. kaiser workers are calling for an strikes union members voted to ratify their new contract on yesterday. and it comes after seven months of negotiations and a three day strike by 75,000 workers in october. that was the largest health care strike in us history. the new contract includes a 21% wage increase over the next four years and commitments to address staffing shortages in the south bay. >> it's going to be a busy time for second harvest food bank this holiday season and they are rallying for the community's

support. volunteers from silicon valley food bank packed around 30,000 pounds of food yesterday. that's enough food to feed roughly 960 families or more than 3400 people. and listen to how many people they are serving every month, 500,000. the program has outpaced their financial donations this year. so they're asking for community members to donate their time or their money. >> if you do come in and volunteer, please, like get the word out. tell everybody what a great experience it was and tell your neighbors, friends, everybody to also chip in. >> currently, 1 in 6 people in silicon valley is turning to the food bank for food assistance, 3 to 2. one one step. >> all right. macy's in san francisco's union square is celebrating its 34th annual tree lighting. with the flip of a switch, the city officially kicked off the holiday season last night. mayor london breed

was there to with other city officials just taking part in the festivities. guests were delighted by all the lights on the tree. the ornaments and of course, the holiday flair. now on the east coast, the rockefeller tree is on its way to new york city. oh, i'm just taking a look at it. it is 80ft tall. it weighs 12 tons. and they cut it down in vestal, new york yesterday. then as you can see, they're loading it onto a truck and took it to manhattan. the nearly 80 year old tree is expected to arrive at rockefeller center tomorrow. they will be lighting the christmas tree on on the 29th of november. and today is the official start of the holiday season at disneyland. >> and of course, you can always expect a lot of festive atmosphere, food, cultural celebrations. and they're going to have a new nightly snowfall in downtown disney disney park shared this video of mickey mouse and his friends, including daisy donald duck, chip and dale

goofy, pluto, but mostly clarabelle. they are wearing their new christmas outfits this year. the holiday season at the resort runs through january 7th. of course, disney is a parent company of abc seven. >> i really like that they gave the cast a preview of the parade of the parade. yeah and that somebody shared it so you could see it. yeah. that's really a nice way to get. i think the cast members excited about the holiday. so then when everybody else comes, it's like the joy. >> that's true. it also gives the parade performer a chance to work it out. work it out, work it out, figure it out. how much can clarabelle give us before she gets exhausted? yes. >> i'm just impressed that at claribel's movie moment she is hitting everything i mean, that's not an easy and clarabelle is tall, so we've got a suspiciously tall cowl, you know. >> yeah. suspicious >> it is a little suspicious, yes. >> now, now. no shade. okay but when i was doing my deep dive

last night, i love how you just started with no shade. >> so what's coming? >> something seemed different to me in the parade. so i went back deep into the archives of youtube and looked at the parade from ten years ago. >> and clara has been touched by an angel. >> clara bell looks totally different now. okay and i like that for her. >> she got a little glow up. >> we can all use. you know, over the years, a little bit of this, a little bit of that. >> yep, yep, yep. >> yeah. >> being touched by an angel is. that's a bad thing. >> that's how i like to say it. >> yeah. yeah i like that. >> that's how i like to say it. >> okay. it could be a doctor. >> it could be a special, a cream, an ointment who's an angelic look at our weather right now. >> doppler seven showing a few light sprinkles going through the north bay. it's quite a bit milder than at this time yesterday morning. 24 hour temperature change shows up to seven degrees warmer in novato. eight degrees warmer in fairfield. we're on our way to a nice mild afternoon. but right now temperatures are sort of stuck in the low to mid 40s over most of the bay area. 52 degrees

already here in san francisco though, moving along to the afternoon hours, some clouds will linger high clouds. but skies will be bright. so we'll call it a mostly sunny day, but the cloudiest region will be up in the north bay. high temperatures will range from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s around the bay shoreline to upper 60s to near 70 degrees. even some low 70s in our inland areas. moving along, though, looking at the forecast animation for next week, i mentioned earlier a plume of moisture out in the pacific moving in our direction and it will arrive early next week, bringing us several days of some rainfall tuesday, wednesday, even into thursday. we're talking about mainly light to moderate rainfall, but there could be some periods of heavy downpours. jobina, thank you, spencer. >> good morning, everybody. so we are following a slowdown right now in millbrae due to a crash that saw northbound 101 before east millbrae avenue. those speeds are around 22mph. that's our only crash. it's going to slow you this morning because you can see just here from our golden gate bridge camera how light traffic is for this friday. it's really nice

out there. and then san jose showing you to 80. no problems either. those headlights are traveling southbound. kumasi >> all right, thanks, jobina. now we're checking in with ginger zee who's live with what's coming up on gma. good morning, ginger. >> yes. hey, good morning. reggie kumasi. it's nice to be with everybody. so coming up, we are following the latest on the war between israel and hamas and the negotiations to bring those hostages home. the head of the cia is there in the region. and an abc news exclusive, the disappearance of an american woman while kayaking in guatemala. we're going to hear from the owners of that kayak company. and we're hearing from the fbi about the swatting crisis and how the agency is changing the way that it teaches officers to respond to certain types of calls about violence, since most of them are from apparently 12 to 17 year olds that are playing games. also, we have a special live reunion this morning for veterans day. a veteran and his military dog together again for the first time in years. you don't want to miss it on gma. we love a reunion an we do that same especially with the dogs because they're the joy. yes it is a

crowd pleaser here. oh, good. >> so the dogs certainly recognizes them, right? this isn't for sure. >> hey, you never. yeah, my dog would be like, who are you again? i know. i'm sorry. do you have food? have we met? there's something familiar about you. >> but not sure. same ginger. >> yeah. this isn't tracking right now. no my dog is like when my dog saw all of you recently. >> nuts like wild and me. he's like, hey, well, you're home. >> you're home every day. every day. >> hey, you try not to get my way. ginger. we will see you at 7:00 and have a great weekend.

san francisco and now it has a permanent home. a giant heart. the late singer painted of the golden gate bridge in 2004 is

now sitting in the lobby at the fairmont hotel. the six by five foot sculpture was one of the first hearts auctioned to raise money for the san francisco general hospital foundation. it was in union square for years, as an attraction for tourists. his heart now has a home at the same place. his statue of remembrance is located. founder of the hearts in san francisco say leaving the heart in the city was bennett's wish. >> he was an advocate for the vulnerable. and he said said, if i can paint a heart and i want it permanently left in san francisco, i will do it for you. >> bennett first sang the song i left my heart in san francisco at the fairmont hotel. a new endangered species has made its way to the san francisco zoo. the animal a baird's tapir. it's a two year old male whose originally from a zoo in new orleans. the associates of zoos and aquariums recommended this young guy be sent to the san francisco zoo as part of a species survival plan. tapers are typically found in wetlands

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now it's 630 apec preparation. san francisco set to host world leaders and thousands of guests in just a few days. we're breaking down what you need to know if you need to get around the city next week. >> keeping california clean, the program governor newsom just announced in san francisco to make the city even more beautiful. plus hope you feel liberated, but the renaissance is not over. >> everybody. welcome to the

renaissance. >> yes, the new worldwide trailer for beyonce's upcoming concert film featuring the renaissance tour the way jobina when she heard this, came over to the desk. >> you all said it's already in the group chat over. i put it in the group chat. the report we got, i like to call this my gratitude tour. >> the gratitude tour. well i'm filled with gratitude also. look look at this weather. it's gorgeous. is this stunning? this is a way to start the day. it's a friday. let me give you a look at what else is going on here. these are our forecast headlines. a few isolated sprinkles this morning up in the north bay, but skies are clearing, as you can see. it's going to be mostly sunny afternoon, even sunnier and warmer this weekend with a rainy pattern developing around the middle of next week. but for today, some lingering high clouds will give us filtered sunshine. high temperatures mainly in the low 60s near the coast. upper 60s around the bay shoreline, upper 60s to about 70, 71 degrees in the warmest inland spots. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast

and even sunnier and warmer weekend coming our way rain several days of it next week jobina. >> thank you spencer. good morning everybody. we are starting here with an empty look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights on this morning so you are smooth sailing into san francisco. enjoy it while you can because the next week will be a different story in oakland showing you our 8-80 at the coliseum camera. those headlights traveling in the southbound direction with no advisories and that spot. but we are following two crashes. the first is going to be in millbrae . you're slow down there. the crash itself is on northbound 101. before east millbrae avenue. your speeds down to 23mph. there and in san jose we have a crash on northbound 101. at the 280 connector ramp. your speeds are around 15mph in that spot. kumasi >> thanks jobina. it is day two of high level economic talks between the us and china happening right here in san francisco. treasury secretary janet yellen is meeting with her chinese counterpart at the vice premier, the treasury department says the meetings ahead of apec

are designed to further stabilize our economic relationship with china and make progress on key issues. >> we have concerns about specific economic practices, such as those that prevent american firms and workers from competing on a living, a level playing field. we will communicate them directly. we now the meetings between the two wrap up today, apec will officially start tomorrow. >> if you're in the city this weekend, there will be unprecedented security, including street closures and transit changes. the main security zones are around moscone center and the fairmont hotel. apec runs through november 17th. a lot of streets are not going to open until november 20th. now we are already seeing barricades being put up and signs going up to warn about the street closures and the restrictions for parking . the secret service is in charge of security arrangements and they can make changes at any time with any event of this magnitude. >> there are complex, detailed emergency response plans in

place city, state and federal agencies are working together to keep apec visitors safe during the summit. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is live with more on how they're preparing and also trying to prevent any problems. gloria good morning, reggie. >> well, one way they're doing that, they already activated the city's emergency operations center or the eoc. and this is just one way that they can coordinate the response efforts by city agencies. apec, the global economic summit is expected to draw some 20,000 people to san francisco, including world leaders and their entourages as a result, roads will be closed, highways will be jammed. security will be heightened around san francisco. so there are already zones with heightened security outlined around moscone center, nob hill, along the embarcadero and at the legion of honor for various events. san francisco leaders announced the launch of their emergency operations center for apec. yes saturday. >> this will be the place where

many of our city agencies will receive information on and in real time be able to communicate that information to the public and to respond as quickly as possible. we are following the recommendations of the seat. well, they're not necessarily recommendations. they're requirements from the secret service agency to deal with the ability to move people around and to keep various leaders and delegates safe in san francisco, san francisco police and emts are expected to be out in full force next week to respond to any emergency that may come up. >> the fire department is upping its staff and the police chief is asking everybody to be patient tonight. next week also allow some extra time in your daily routine to get around and report anything suspicious that you might see. if you want updates on apec, you can always call 311 and that includes any kind of traffic disruptions that may come up. live in san

francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. the increased security that opec is bringing means there will be a big impact to traffic and transit in parts of san francisco next week. jobina is breaking down all the major hotspots for us. jobina >> thank you. kumasi. yes. so we are going to start with the moscone center and zoom into this area because we need to point out the red. that is where you're going to face all the road closures around yerba buena gardens. also moscone center, the green that you see here on the map, is going to be open to local traffic. but there are still some restrictions in this area because you're going to not have rideshare as a possibility. also, no food delivery service to that area. they're going to be about a block outside of that barrier. now, when we look at the bay bridge, we know a lot of people started to kind of panic when they heard that we will be down one lane in each direction for four days straight. so let's take a closer look at the specifics. so it's going to start on tuesday. that's the 14th at 5 a.m. and then that won't reopen until the 17th at 9

p.m. also, you're going to face closures with the westbound off ramp and eastbound off ramp. so fourth and fifth streets in that spot. okay. so let's talk about mass transit, our overall messaging here regarding apec is going to be work from home. if you can, if you don't have that option. we're looking at bart caltrain ace and the san francisco bay ferry as the best options for mass transit. so bart is going to be running longer trains. they're going to be on their normal schedule, but longer trains because they're expecting more people to come and we are expecting that to because muni is going to have loads of disruptions way too many to mention on camera. so our advice is to check the schedule and also you can check our website. that's abc7 news dot com. you can download our abc7 news streaming app. we're going to be sending alerts throughout the week with updates to help you get through everything. so that is a general overview and i hope that was helpful to you. and of course next week we will be continuing

on. reggie as things continue to develop. thanks jobina this morning i was looking at this day by day guide that we have to apec. >> it's very interesting because there are definitely things i didn't understand were going to be closed. like for example, the mall downtown, that whole parking garage that's going to be closed for the duration. you can bookmark it by going to abc7 news.com because we are updating the information whenever we get new information. >> just just days ahead of apec. governor newsom is unveiling a plan to make parts of san francisco even more beautiful. he made the announcement at a formerly vacant lot at the base of the bay bridge yesterday. so this lot has been transformed. it's now a tree nursery. eventually, the trees will be planted in the tenderloin. soma and bayview neighborhoods. this new nursery is part of the governor's $1.2 billion clean california program. newsom says the tree nursery took months of conversation, but he hopes that the new nursery grabs apec leaders attention. >> and i know folks say, oh,

they're just cleaning up this place because all those fancy leaders are coming into town. that's true because it's true. >> i mean, yeah, that's true because it's true. say it. i feel like people have been acting like they're not cleaning up the city in time for this. and clearly they are. they are. yeah. i mean, what's wrong with that? >> don't you clean up your house guests? >> exactly. when my mom came over, i made sure that it was looking right. and that's what we're doing. >> the governor says the money from the clean california program has also been used by caltrans to clear more than 3000 encampments across the state since 2021. >> hi, san francisco grapples with the opioid crisis. the city is struggling to employ behavioral health staff and get new treatment beds. the department of public health gave an update on that thursday, according to the chronicle. it's looking at the potential legislative changes to get more treatment beds and a 24 over seven treatment center health officials say even with added capacity and a new center, they will still face a major staffing shortage.

>> mayors from around the country came together to try to find a way to combat homelessness. members of the us conference of mayors met in los angeles yesterday to tour the city's infamous skid row. some of the goals include coordinate a national strategy to resolve the crisis and sharing successful practices. his. they also visited ripon east shipping containers, which now provide temporary housing for unhoused residents. >> schools in sonoma will be back in session this morning after several went into lockdown yesterday. officials at sonoma valley high school and creekside high school say a credible threat was made. the two schools share a campus, an email was saying, claiming one of the students had a weapon nearby. adele harrison middle school and prestwood elementary school also went into lockdown out of an abundance of caution due to their proximity to the two high schools. >> an effort is underway to keep a former san jose police officer from serving in law enforcement. again, mark mcnamara shot a man while on duty last year and is now under scrutiny for sending racist text messages as he

resigned after an internal investigation. an uncovered the messages, but groups like the naacp in san jose say that his resignation is not enough. >> we want to him to be decertified so that he can't just go around the corner to another city. >> san jose police chief anthony mata said the department is working to make sure mcnamee will be decertified. santa clara district attorney is also reviewing cases that he was involved in, including a controversial shooting in downtown san jose when mcnamara shot carreon green, who had major injuries because of that, green said he took a gun from someone else who was in a fight inside the restaurant and was heading outside to get help when mcnamara shot him. surveillance video shows green holding the gun as he's backing out of the restaurant safety in the sky. >> the concerns at airports across the country as airlines

gear up for a busy holiday travel season. also car fre street plan. the new limited hours for one part of san francisco that starts this weekend. and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven today i'm so excited to talk to a choreographer who has worked alongside madonna, michael jackson. i mean the icons that he has been on stage with just go on and on. he's about to open up a one night only show that he's directing. it's called circus freaks. and we will tell you all about that. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app now wherever you stream. >> how about a look at our weather and a nod to our director lee for calling my attention to this beautiful shot from santa cruz. these are the forecast headlines. high clouds will be with us, will be with us. they are with us this morning. mostly sunny this afternoon. sunnier and warmer this weekend. and a rainy pattern develops early next week. right now, we're looking out over san francisco from sutro tower. current temperature readings are 52 here in the

city, mainly mid 40s at oakland mountain view, san jose, low 40s at palo alto and half moon bay. and another nice view from santa cruz once again as we look at more temperature readings. 39 at santa rosa low 40s low to mid 40s actually at novato napa, fairfield, concord and livermore on we go to the afternoon this friday afternoon is just going to be beautiful. we will have lingering high clouds but bright skies, filtered sunshine, high temperatures will range from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s around the bay shoreline to upper 60s to some low 70s in the mildest inland locations. and here's the accuweather 70 forecast. beautiful weekend is coming our way. it's veterans day weekend high temperatures in the low to mid 70s from the bay to the to the inland areas coast low 60s so really sunny and nice and dry but as we get into monday we'll see clouds increasing. so late night chance of a shower on monday. but a much better chance of showers on tuesday, wednesday and thursday.

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safety official is voicing concerns about understaffing in the industry, putting airline passengers at risk. so jobina, how is this related to the close calls we've been seeing at our nation's airports? >> well, reggie, the ntsb told senators a shortage of air traffic controllers is leading to fatigue and also distraction. and this is likely playing a role in the growing list of planes almost colliding with other planes during takeoff and landing. the faa identified 23 close calls in the last year. multiple incidents are linked to mistakes by air traffic controllers. >> it only takes one missed warning to become a tragedy. one incorrect response to destroy public confidence in a system that has been built over decades. the union president

says schedules include mandatory overtime, routine, six day work weeks and ten hour shifts. >> the faa is forming a committee to examine mental health among pilots after an off duty alaska airlines pilot allegedly tried to crash a plane on its way to san francisco. i know many of you all are familiar with that story. we've covered extensive lee, that pilot says he'd been suffering from mental health issues and took psychedelic mushrooms. as for the shortage, the faa claims it's working to hire as many pilots as possible. but trains and certifying new ones can take five years and they have to retire at age 57. so a lot of challenges. >> kumasi thank you, jobina. the fbi's investigating a series of suspicious envelopes sent to election facilities in at least five states, including california. some of those envelopes contain fentanyl, which we know can be deadly inside were letters, one of them calling to, quote, end election runs. now, the letters were in la, sacramento, oregon, nevada,

georgia and washington state. >> as i sat down for my own batch to open up, the fire alarm went off immediately. we knew that something was going on. >> no one's been hurt so far in georgia, workers are being equipped with narcan as a precaution. the letters have delayed the tallying of votes in some states. new at six, two food pantries in san rafael and mill valley will close by june of 2025. >> the san francisco marin food bank made the call as pandemic era funding and food support is expected to run out within the next two years. that's according to our media partners at the marin i-j. last month, the food bank issued an early warning about the cuts, which included its emergency pop up pantries in marin and san francisco counties . >> a stretch of hay street in san francisco will be car free on weekends for at least another year, but there will be some changes. the sfmta board of directors unanimously approved the plan this week. the block of hay street between octavia and gough will be closed to cars on

fridays from 4:00 to 10 p.m. and then from saturdays as 1 to 10 p.m. before four. that stretch was also closed on sundays and for more hours each day, according to the examiner, the new hours are effective starting this weekend, and this will go until october of next year. >> now it's their morning money report. it's about time to get started on that holiday shopping . and a south bay city is getting into the shopping spirit. san jose is set to launch its yearly holiday shopping campaign shop local sj on monday. the launch includes guides to main street districts along with shopping, dining and entertainment recommendations. the goal of holiday san jose is to experience the magic of the holidays all within city borders . although of course, first we have to get ready for thanksgiving right? santa is making an early appearance. christmas themed pop up bars are starting to open in san francisco. conas street market transformed into a tropical holiday themed wonderland for its popular sipping santa pop up its sister bar pacific cocktail

haven will make its holiday conversion november 25th, according to sf eater. other bay area bars will roll out their themed menus later this month. the go for it got excited. >> let them know it's concert movie. it's almost here and this morning we're getting a preview after queen bee dropped a fierce new trailer. >> it's less than two minutes long, but what else do you really need to know? runner runner, runner, runner, runner from a friend of fox. runner runner. runner. runner. >> sounds teaser offers a glimpse into this record breaking concert. >> we hear beyonce saying you are the visual baby. she meant it. it's a new birth. i hope you feel liberated. but the renaissance is not over. the concert film will be hitting theaters december 1st. tickets have been on sale for a while now. the beehive is also talking about the merch and special popcorn buckets and cups. >> ooh, okay, that'll be cool. >> images are popping up on

tiktok. no word if they're going to be available in us theaters, but i can't imagine they won't be. if there's money to be made, they will pop up here. they will, yes. trust and believe. that's cool. i didn't realize that we were getting special merch. i can't wait. >> i'm excited about this because for so long people are like, where are the visuals? we're waiting. waiting waiting, she said. and she said, you are the visuals. now what if you jobina because you were pretty close? what if you show up on the movie? it could happen. >> well, you will have to revive me from my seat and be like, pause the movie because i will pass out. but i told you all there was a camera by us. spencer when i was at the concert, some sort of crew was filming my sister and i and our friends. but also i think this happened to, like most other people at that show. >> so you're not most other people. >> thank you. thank you. so let's just go ahead and manifest it, shall we? if it doesn't happen, that's okay. i know that. maybe she saw me in the

raw footage. i'm somewhere on the cutting room floor. still saw me. >> yeah. and that's what matters. there's a good chance that she might be doing our thing for halloween. dressed up as beyonce and blue ivy. >> all i'm saying is parkwood entertainment. well she might have reached out. >> you were the visual. >> but come on. this is now this is. this is a sunrise is the moment. hey give weather some respect. >> okay. this is santa cruz camera showing just a gorgeous pose at sunrise. sky these are our forecast headlines. hi clouds this morning, mostly sunny afternoon filtered sunshine, sunnier and even warmer this weekend and a rainy pattern develops at the well the early part of next week. right now, we're looking out over san francisco from sutro tower. 52 degrees here in the city and we have mid 40s at oakland mountain view san jose low 40s palo alto and half moon bay. and back to that santa cruz view we can't get enough of that other temperature readings 39in santa rosa low 40s. novato, napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. some of those inland

areas are a little bit slow to warm up, but they'll all warm up this afternoon under filtered sunshine to low 60s on the coast to upper 60s around the bay shoreline, upper 60s to low 70s in our inland areas. now looking ahead to next week the forecast animation shows a series of wet waves of wet weather moving through the bay area. it'll really start to rain more actively, i think on tuesday and we'll get more rain on wednesday and thursday, possibly even into friday. so by the end of the week we'll be looking at anywhere from a half inch to maybe three quarters of an inch, maybe three quarters of an inch in the wettest bay area locations. jobina >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everybody. we have a couple of crashes to point out for you. we're going to start in san francisco where we're seeing a slowdown due to a crash. that's going to be a southbound one on one past san bruno avenue. the speeds around 35mph in that spot in san jose, even slower traffic here and a big backup beginning to form on northbound 101 right at the 280 connector speeds around nine miles per hour. there and on the peninsula. we do have some good news in millbrae that crash we're following a northbound 101

before east millbrae avenue has cleared. but you're facing residual delays. we will end with a live picture from the richmond-san rafael bridge where we are wrapping up week five of this sigalert still in effect. >> reggie, this is exciting. new at six food publication website eater has announced its annual best new restaurants in america list and one bay area restaurant made the cut. well, that's rude, but at least we got the one. i guess this one is literally down the street from me. >> oh, have you been? >> i have not been. okay. >> is there anything you can have? no >> okay. >> piglet and company in san francisco's mission district is one of 12 places on the list. the menu features asian inspired comfort food eater recommends ordering the barbecue spare ribs and the honey walnut shrimp toast. ooh piglet also offers a limited delivery menu of bento boxes as this morning we are shining light on some lgbtq plus trailblazers who are making a big impact in hollywood. >> and out magazine honored 100 people who are making a

difference. the annual out 100 list party happened last night in los angeles and some of hollywood's biggest stars were honored for the work they've done in activism, politics and in leading change for equality and acceptance. oscar winning oscar winner jamie lee curtis, earned advocate of the year and grammy award winning artist brandi carlile was named icon of the year. the honorees were divided into six categories. artists disruptors, educators groundbreakers innovators and storytellers. now, in the groundbreakers category, chad mathews, who's the president of abc owned television stations, incredibly excited and honored to be part of this incredible list at 100 with these amazing, amazing people who've done such impact ful things for our community. honorees were nominated by their community. for doing everyday work, meaningful, everyday work. coming up in two weeks, the 2023

out 100 special is going to air right here on abc seven. you can watch november 25th at 8:30 p.m. for a special look at all the honorees. >> and we have sf representation on d'arcy drollinger, who is our drag laureate in san francisco, was also on the out 100 list. that's amazing. >> i mean, only 100 people are nominated every year and she's on it. >> i think that's so great. i imagine what that would be like. i guess i will have to imagine. >> not for too long. >> fran. >> claim it, claim it. we'll be right back and then stir fry... sauces... even marinades! and with all the varieties... organic... reduced sodium... and now the culinary collection... ... it's like the deliciousness never ends! make everything better with better than bouillon! there are too many options.

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. click on our apec summit page. >> number three today, treasury secretary janet yellen is wrapping up two days of meetings with her chinese counterpart at the treasury department says the meetings are designed to further stabilize our economic relationship with china. >> number four, a new night market opens in chinatown tonight, just in time for the beginning of apec. the market is on grant street between pine and california tonight and tomorrow from 5:00 to 9 p.m. >> and number five, we're going to have a day of filtered sunshine around the bay area. high clouds, bright skies and mild temperatures. enjoy >> number six, we are following a number of issues this morning, but our biggest backup is going to be in san jose. we're looking at a crash on northbound 101 at the 280 connector. your speeds are around ten miles per hour. >> today is the official start of the. oh, sorry, i was moving. that's okay. holiday season in at disneyland resort. disney parks shared the video of mickey and friends debuting the holiday de fits holiday season at the

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