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market in chinatown, drawing hundreds. as we welcome world leaders and ceos to the bay area. good morning to you. it is saturday, november 11th. i'm gloria rodriguez and, of course, happy veterans day. before we get to everything apec. meteorologist drew tuma is here with us on this saturday morning. and you know, a lot of people, as we've been talking about, are coming into town for apec. it's not like they're going to have the perfect weather this weekend. >> they really are. they're coming in here. sunshine mild temperatures today and tomorrow outside this morning. here's a nice view from the mt. tam cam pointed towards the city. you can see the embarcadero all lit up. air quality wise, you're good to go today, tomorrow through the week ahead. it is good aqi, no matter where you are around the region, temperatures right now, some of our coldest areas beginning in the low 40s. so certainly that light jacket, your best friend the next couple of hours, but you don't need it later on today as future weather shows you warm up nicely. by 11 a.m, we're well into the 60s under sunny skies. and later on this afternoon, we'll go into the low 70s in

some of our warmer spots. so for veterans day, it's looking great. mostly sunny, 68 in the city, 69 in oakland, 73. in san jose. but we do have some wet weather ahead in the seven day forecast that could affect some events at apec. we'll talk about that. gloria, coming up in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you so much, drew. the apec summit in san francisco begins today. the eyes of the world will be turning to the bay area and the city says it is ready. abc7 news reporter tim johns talks to business owners in chinatown who say apec means opportunity. >> excitement on the streets of san francisco's chinatown. >> it's like a dragon dancers going on over there. there's a lot of good food and just really high energy. >> on friday night, hundreds came out for a new night market. the market is meant to be one of the unofficial starts to the highly anticipated apec summit, the biggest international event in the city in decades. the energy here in chinatown is absolutely palpable tonight. and organizers tell me this is exactly what they want to see

throughout the entirety of the apec summit. as many as 30,000 people from around the pacific rim are expected to come to san francisco next week in chinatown. they're hoping many of them will make a stop in this historic neighborhood. >> a lot of small businesses already. so welcome. anyone any visitor, anybody from outside of , you know, come and enjoy the food and enjoy the gifts. >> and it's not just chinatown that's getting ready around san francisco. local leaders have been organizing for weeks, cleaning city streets, setting up road barriers and planning events for the influx of visitors at fisherman's wharf, the ferris wheel that once stood at golden gate park reopened friday. also just in time for apec. >> i think that it's going to bring a lot of people down here so that they can see a great aerial view of how beautiful the city is. >> the city's famous restaurant week also extended keen to try and cash in and showcase some of the best in bay area cuisine. >> and we did that because the city had, you know, said, hey, it'd be great to extend this and

have awesome offerings throughout the city and we have the most restaurants ever with the entire world watching. >> the apec summit is being viewed as a way for san francisco to help fight back against some of the negative pr post-pandemic. and after months of preparation, the city says it's ready to shine. >> welcome to san francisco, chinatown. welcome to a world class city, san francisco in chinatown, tim johns, abc seven news. >> apec is going to have a big impact on traffic in san francisco. for some more than others, it might be more of an issue for those who are trying to navigate around all of the various closures. so here's what you need to know. muni announced it is no longer able to serve stops in these so-called exclusion zones. those are the security zones set by the secret service, mostly near moscone center. sfmta was not planning to make any changes to public transit until monday, but that has changed. abc7 traffic reporter jobina fortson tells us what else you can expect. >> the moscone center is basically going to be like a

fortress in the city. so you see this red section in the middle that's where all the road closures are. the green is going to be open to local traffic, but there will still be some security checks there. and also no ride shares, no food delivery through that section. that'll all be on the outside of the perimeter. now i know a lot of people were panicking when they heard about the changes to the bay bridge down one lane in the eastbound and westbound direction. so that's going to start on tuesday november 14th at 5 a.m. that will not all reopen in until 9 p.m. on friday, november 17th. and then we have the off ramps closed as well. so that's going to be fifth street and fourth street through that same timeframe. okay. now let's get into muni. all of these red dots. yes these are all of the impacts to muni, each of those lines. so too many to mention here on camera. so what you're going to want to do is make sure to check the schedules online. we also have information for you on abc7 news.com. so our overarching

theme here is rely on mass transit and of course work from home. if you can. that's number one. number two is if you do need to head into the city, bart is going to be running its usual service, but we'll have longer trains because they're expecting more people due to all of these impacts. and if you want additional information because we know this is a lot to take in and a big overview here, just download our abc7 news app wherever you stream, you can also have it on your phone and we will be sending apec alerts throughout the week. >> all right, great information there. thank you, jobina. us treasury secretary janet yellen met with her chinese counterpart for a series of meetings in san francisco. the treasury department says the meetings with china's vice premier haley fong are designed to further stabilize the economic relationship between both countries, as both countries jointly stated that we welcome the objective of a healthy economic relationship that provides a level playing field for companies and workers in

both countries. as these diplomatic talks could help lay the groundwork for when president joe biden and chinese president xi jinping meet next week, the next up for secretary yellen will be the apec finance ministers conference on sunday and monday, they will discuss trade and investment in the region in the east bay community activists will rally in front of the antioch police department today amid growing scandals. newly obtained police reports reveal senior level officers signed off on multiple use of force incidents was later deemed to be excessive by a federal indictment released in august, charged several antioch police officers with using excessive force. this while other officers are linked to a racist texting scandal. when it comes to investigations, when it comes to fbi, this and administrative proceedings that, that's all important. >> but the fact of the matter is, is that we need to change the structure internally so that

we can begin changing the culture at the police department. >> antioch police did not return requests for comment. today's protests will be held at the police headquarters at noon. now to the south bay. police are warning about what they're calling a crime syndicate. the suspects are believed to have committed everything from online scams to carjackings. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez talked to a man who once helped take down members of the italian mafia. >> t.a.z. police say the city is seeing a large increase in romanian organized crime. on wednesday police arrested two suspects. they say are connected to approximately 25 separate crimes. they include armed carjacking, armed robbery, jewelry, robberies and facebook marketplace scams. police released these photos of evidence they believe are connected to the crimes that spanned from july to october. we reached out to bob delaney, a former new jersey state police trooper who infiltrated italian mob families in the 1970s.

>> this is a system that's in place within that criminal group. and so for law enforcement to be able to stop it is difficult because it's ongoing. >> delaney went undercover for three years back then, which helped lead to the arrest of 29 people connected to organized crime. >> so 2 or 3 more people conspiring to commit a crime gives the technical version. but there's much more to it. there's a structure and many times law enforcement from my view, over there, gives them more credit. and they're not as organized as we think. delaney says though organized crime may not be as sophisticated as we think the criminals are innovative. >> san jose police say the suspects are targeting elderly members of the asian and indian community. police say a group of men and women in a car or suv will ask for directions, engage in a conversation and thank the victim while slyly taking their jewelry and replacing it with

fakes. san jose police also said romanian organized criminal suspects have posed as general contractors, roofers or plumbers. anyone with information is asked to contact the san jose police department's robbery unit. >> the more that we take off layers of people within that organization, it keeps that organization disorganized and it doesn't allow it to have a stronghold in a community. >> in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> today, president biden and the first lady are observing veterans day. they will take part in the traditional wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. right now, we are taking a live look from the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington, virginia. the president will deliver a speech after laying a wreath at the tomb there this morning. and we hope to bring it to you live this morning during our 8 a.m. newscast. this marks the tomb's 102nd anniversary. it is the final resting place for three unidentified fillled american

service members dating back to 1921. today, there are multiple events commemorating veterans day right here in the bay area. the marin veterans day ceremony. it starts at 9:00 in san rafael, san jose's veterans day parade and ceremony starts at 1045 at plaza dysart or chavez and six flags, discovery kingdom is hosting veterans weekend. admission to the park is free. all you know for all veterans, retired military and active duty members and then family and friends, they can get reduced tickets starting at $20. and of course, we want to thank all of our veterans for their service. let's get a preview of your weather right now with drew. >> hey, good morning, gloria. we're taking a live look from our rooftop camera at kgo showing you the bay bridge. we have mainly clear skies to start this morning. chilly and areas in the low 40s in some of our coldest cities. but we'll bounce back nicely with mild sunshine not only today but tomorrow.

then things get interesting next week as rain returns to the forecast for several days. we'll talk about all the details and the accurate the forecast ahead. >> all right. thank you, drew. and also coming up, another cal state strike. while a faculty at san francisco state say that they'll strike next month if a new contract is not reached. plus, new details from the pilot accused of trying to crash into alaska airlines flight. what he says he was thinking moments before the incident as his wife weighs in

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your forecast. but right now, shifting gears, a faculty at san francisco state will begin organizing a one day labor strike, joining four other cal state university campuses, the day for the strike is set for december. if a new contract is not settled by then. organizers say that extensive job cuts for lecturers have taken classes away from students and also placed heavier workloads on faculty. sf state's faculty are negotiating for a 12% pay increase, as well as additional teacher benefits. hollywood is back in business board members from the actors union voted to approve the best and final offer made by the studios. many of the board members were also at the negotiation table. the next step will be for union members who have been on strike since summer to review and vote on the new three year contract. a date for the member vote has not been announced yet. now an update from our i-team. new details are emerging about the alaska airlines pilot accused of trying to crash a flight headed for san

francisco. joseph emerson of pleasant hill told the new york times that he suffered a mental breakdown after taking psychedelic mushrooms. the i-team's dan noyes has more from the times interview. plus he's also been talking with emerson wife, 44 year old joseph emerson was arrested and charged with attempted murder for each of the 83 passengers and crew aboard the alaska airlines flight from everett, washington, to sfo on october 22nd as an off duty pilot. >> emerson had been riding in the cockpit's jump seat, but he told the new york times psychedelic mushrooms he took two days before left him questioning what was real. that he thought he was dreaming as he pulled the plane's fire suppression handles that could have cut power to the engines. emerson told the times. i thought it would stop both engines. the plane would start to head towards a crash, and i would wake up the pilots had to struggle with emerson to keep the plane under control. when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. >> it was odd. i didn't

understand what was going on. >> his wife, sarah stretch, tells me emerson had fallen into a depression after the best man from their wedding. a fellow alaska airlines pilot, scott penney, died in 2018 while jogging on a work trip to hawaii . >> the loss of scott was devastating to us and for joe, especially, i feel he has never come to terms with his death, emerson told the times. >> he and his friends spent the weekend before the flight celebrating pennies life, and the one of them provided the psychedelic mushrooms. sarah stretch says the mushrooms may have triggered an episode and that her husband had resisted seeking help for his ongoing depression for fear it could ground h as a pilot. speaking to him after the incident, i was so confused and worried because he wasn't making any sense. >> it just wasn't the joe i know and married a mental health diagnosis is not a career ender. >> the faa announced thursday they are establishing a committee to provide recommendations on breaking down barriers that prevent pilots from reporting mental health issues. >> we have completed clinical

research and amended policy to make it much easier for pilots on a widening number of antidepressants to continue with their careers, joseph emerson told the times. >> i don't know if i'll ever fly an airplane again. i really don't, he said. and i had a moment where that kind of became obvious and i had to grieve that out for the i-team. dan noyes, abc seven news. >> all right. thank you, dan. more than 800,000 sutter health patients had their personal information exposed in a data breach. a message on sutter health's website says that the information was compromised during a ransomware attack last spring. the breach exposed birthdates health, information, diagnosis and treatment information. the company is now offering a year of free access to a credit monitoring service. letters have gone out to those who may be affected. former wrestler and actor dwayne the rock johnson says he was asked to run for president. he made the announcement during an episode of trevor noah's what now podcast. noah revealed the 2021

poll showed that 46% of us adults would support the rock. as a presidential candidate, and johnson said that he was blown away once he found out that people would want him in political office. as the 51 year old says that he has no plans to run right now. well, let's shift gears and talk about your weather. meteorologist drew tuma troc checking the forecast. and drew, we really couldn't ask for a better weekend. we really can't. >> i mean, we're starting out with clear skies. we'll have a lot of sunshine, not only today but tomorrow. get out and enjoy any plans you have over the weekend because next week we are tracking an active pattern. we have a couple of chances for rain on the seven day forecast. but this morning, here's our network of cameras. it is getting into that nice part of the morning. we're starting to get a lot of those colors from the sunrise. coming up from pier 39 to sutro tower. the tam cam is lovely in san jose, looking quite nice with mainly clear skies and temperatures right now in the south bay in the 40s for the most part. good morning, san

jose. you're at 49in the east bay. oakland a little bit cooler at 46, 44. in napa. we're at 41 in san ramon. the city right now coming in at 52 degrees. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. the story we're tracking, there's this weak ridge of high pressure just anchored off our coastline today and tomorrow that's supplying us with the mild air in the afternoons. it's keeping any of this wet weather to the north around the pacific northwest. but then next week, we'll lose this ridge. and the storm track moves a bit farther to the south, and that's where we'll have some chances of rain on the seven day. but a live look from sutro tower, the golden gate bridge looking lovely this morning. we are fog free across the region. some passing high clouds right now. chilly spots this morning. dry and mild weather for today and tomorrow. and then we're tracking periods of rain and even some scattered showers into next week. but for veterans day from pier 39 this morning, we are looking at your sun coming up here at 645. bright conditions throughout the day. by 4 p.m, we're calling it mild sunshine 60 close to the coast away from the coast. we

should go into the upper 60s and lower 70s by 4 p.m, a high of 69 in oakland today, 73 and sunny in san jose, 68. in the city about 71. in san rafael the same and concord, 73 in fairfield, santa cruz. a lovely day along the coast at 72 degrees overnight tonight. just a few high clouds, mainly clear skies and temps dipping into the 40s. now future tracker temperatures sunday is looking equally as nice. we'll have sunshine in those temperatures. not really budging too much. mid 60s to the low 70s. once again. then the pattern becomes cooler cloudier air and wetter. so we'll begin future weather monday morning, monday morning will feature just increasing clouds. what we'll see is this area of low pressure. you can see it spinning off our coast will start to send moisture into the bay area probably on tuesday and then we'll have on and off showers throughout wednesday and thursday as this low pressure just meanders on our coast. this is 8 a.m. wednesday. and you can clearly see we are tracking still wet weather across much of northern and central california.

so the accuweather seven day forecast does show you any outdoor plans you have for veterans day today. tomorrow, totally fine, fine fall weather. but then we're clouding up on monday and on and off showers tuesday, wednesday evening to thursday. it's just really important to stay up to date with the forecast each day because we know if these storms, you know, the timing and the intensity can change. but right now, gloria, it looks like tuesday night into wednesday morning, could be a period of some heavier showers working through the region. >> the good news is this weekend looks to be dry, looks great looking sunny and nice. oh, perfect. thank you so much, drew. well, when we return, ha, always in san francisco. it's a story you'll see only on seven. the famous sculptures, new home and the connection to the legendary tony bennett. and we are your bargain bliss market. what is bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving, we're giving you

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are fleeing south through humanity in corridors. also this morning, the big ten's decision to discipline the university of michigan following that sign stealing investigation bombshell. we'll break down what it means for the team at this point in the season. plus, some big entertainment headlines this morning. we're diving into the daetz details of the deal to end the hollywood actor's strike. and news on when your favorite movies and shows could be back. plus, grammy nominations are in women artists are dominating and new records have been broken. it's all ahead right here on gma. >> all right. thank you, whit. the late legendary entertainer tony bennett left his heart in san francisco. now it has a permanent home. abc's seven news reporter cornell bernard tells us about the merging of two san francisco icons. and it's a story you'll see only on seven. my i tony

to that song is almost as enduring as the late entertainer link to the fairmont hotel. >> tony bennett first sang i left my heart in san francisco show here in our venetian room. so how fortunate are we that the heart that he painted gets a permanent home at the fairmont san francisco. >> the sculpture now showcased in the hotel's lobby, bennett painted the golden gate bridge on this giant six by five foot heart in 2004. it's one of the first hearts auctioned to raise money for the san francisco general hospital foundation. he had such a big heart for the city. pam bear, wife of giant ceo larry baer, is one of the founders of the hearts in san francisco fundraising gala. he was an advocate for the vulnerable. >> and he said if i can paint a heart and i want it permanently left in san francisco, i will do it for you

>> for years, bennett's heart had a home in union square, becoming a selfie stop for hundreds of people. well, timing is everything. and the heart now taking center stage just days before the apex summit, president biden reportedly a guest here next week. and who knows, he may even see it. >> i'm not sure how he'll be entering and exiting. i think only the secret service know that. but i hope we have an opportunity to showcase that. >> you can already see tony bennett's statue outside of the fairmont. now his true love for the city is on full display inside. what do you think his reaction would be? >> my heart really is in san francisco in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> well, still ahead on abc, seven morning accusations of anti-semitism. >> how jewish families are now angry at a resolution recently passed by the oakland education association i work for the city of new york

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good morning to you and happy veterans day. i'm gloria rodriguez, meteorologist drew tuma is here with us this weekend. good morning, drew. >> good morning. and we've got a very nice weekend ahead today and tomorrow. anything you want to do outside, you will have no worries. we have mild sunshine coming our way today. a live look from our emeryville camera showing you we have mainly clear skies, but we are starting out with some of our chilliest spots in the low 40s like novato at 41, the same in palo alto. we're at 42 in livermore are other milder spots coming in in the low 50s. so here is future weather as we go hour by hour we'll have sunshine warming us into the 60s by 11 a.m. and then this afternoon, soon we'll go into the lower 70s and our warmest spots later on today. so

for veterans day, it's looking very nice, mostly sunny. those temperatures ranging from the mid 60s along the coast to the low and mid 70s away from the coast and our warmest spots inland. now after the weekend, we have some wet weather to talk about. could affect some of the events for apec. we'll talk about that coming up in just a few minutes. gloria >> all right, thank you, drew. and speaking of apec this morning, apec is officially here in san francisco. security is heavy in san francisco. so as the city prepares to welcome the world's top foreign officials to the international conference, the general public will face bay bridge lane closures, downtown, ramps being closed off, and large barriers around the moscone area where the conference will be held. these ramps are close because they specifically feed right into the area of the moscone center. >> those directly feed into security areas where people aren't allowed to be. >> you can expect major street closures and transit impacts. most of those will take effect on monday. california highway patrol says official closures

will start wednesday through friday of next week. that's from 5 a.m. until 9 p.m. in addition to the fencing and the barriers, city leaders are making sure that san francisco looks good. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan explains all sorts of arrangements that are being made to wow and welcome visitors. >> san francisco get ready to wow the world illuminate the nonprofit famous for lighting up the city by the bay is about to do it again on monday night during apec. >> we're actually going to double the number of lasers from 6 to 12 that go down market street. >> so for the 21 heads of state that will be in san francisco. so the diplomatic corps and the more than 1000 ceos, ben davis with illuminate says get ready to be dazzled, awed and let our city continue to shine in the eyes of the world as a at the ferry building, visitors and locals alike can delight in the new and improved clock tower.

after months of renovation, the scaffolding has been removed and down by pier 39, this site catching the eyes of tourists like anya ustinova, visiting from vancouver, canada. >> i like it. yeah, i think it's totally worth it. >> the ferris wheel that was at golden gate park is now at the waterfront area. >> i did love seeing it. there but i love seeing it here too. so wherever. as long as it stays in the city, we'll go wherever it goes. >> across town at the war memorial opera house, these banners are welcoming apec attendees as and in chinatown, san francisco merchants and food vendors are ready to kick off a series of events friday and saturday nights. dozens of vendors will be on grant avenue for a special night market. >> we want them to come and explore it because this is the biggest chinatown out of asia. >> also, be sure to check out the hundreds of lanterns during the evening along grant avenue. many of them were just replaced. >> walkthrough at night is beautiful. >> another special treat for chinatown visitors just in time for the apec summit. this beloved 150 foot golden dragon

will be brought outside on the streets of grant avenue for people to see. >> we're going to displace it on the street so that people can toh it. so many sites aroundand the city to take note of and appreciate whether you're an apec attendee or a local. >> it's always beautiful. it's going to stay beautiful in san francisco. >> suzanne phan abc seven news and new this morning, waymo will reduce its fleet around san francisco during the robotaxi company says it's working with local and national agencies to comply with the implemented security zones. >> that's according to our media partners at the san francisco standard street closures and restricted areas will include south of market nob hill, the embarcadero and near the legion of honor. we have everything that you need to know about the summit and how it will impact you. so if you want notifications like this one that we sent last night, just download the abc seven news app and enable your push notifications. a 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck 12 miles off the coast of petrolia,

california, last night. petrolia is a town of about 1000 people south of eureka. the quake happened around 7:15 p.m. it was felt up and down the coast. but the good news is there are no reports of any damage now to the war between israel and hamas. french president emmanuel macron has called for a cease fire in gaza, urging other world leaders to join him. so here are the latest developments in israel is now reporting 1200 people were killed by hamas in a series of attacks on israeli communities on october 7th. that number is a revision from a previous figure of 1400. the parties involved in the ongoing negotiations to secure the release of hostages are working toward a deal. us officials have confirmed that they are working on that. and of course we'll bring you more updates about that story. now we are shifting gears and local jewish organizations set up empty shabbat tables across the bay area. they are paying

tribute to those hostages. the event is part of an international effort. it is calling for their safe return when the tables are set in berkeley foster city, napa, san francisco, sausalito and walnut creek. shabbat is the jewish day of rest and it's celebrated each week from sunset friday to sunset on saturday, each seat features a profile of those held hostage and ceremonial bread is left for them. dozens of jewish family and also teachers and allies rallied against a new resolution introduced by the oakland education association in and they say the resolution could stoke anti-semitism within the community. families say they don't think the resolution in schools is necessary. i have a hard time understanding why a teacher's union or a school board thinks they should be creating resolutions around one of the most complex international conflicts when even global leaders currently cannot agree on a resolution on

the oca tells abc7 news. the resolution endorses palestinian liberation and it calls on elected officials to call for an immediate ceasefire. in a statement, the oca condemned all anti-semitism and islamophobia. coming up on abc seven mornings, a celebration to honor america's veterans. how a south bay community and its service members are bonding through their stories. and let's get a live look outside this morning. we're going to take a look at pier 39. pretty quiet out there this morning. still early, but it is a beautiful morning so far and it looks like it's going to be a really beautiful weekend. we'll get a check of your forecast with due time coming up in just a few minutes

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hope to bring it live to you during our 8:00 newscast. so be sure to tune in for that. and today, we are honoring every military veteran who has served in our armed forces here in the bay area. we've been seeing different events to commemorate the holiday. abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey went to one at santa clara university. >> the significance of this ceremony is not only unique to the united states. countries around the world offer wreaths to symbolize the beauty and brevity of life as we lay this wreath for those that have gone before us in times of peace and in times of war, we remember their sacrifices in the defense of our american way of life. >> an important representation of life that takes a different meaning on veterans day weekend. every year we honor those who serve, both living and the ones we now remember. it's a bonding day for the community and service members. >> you see all kinds of people. you see white, black, chicano, you see mexican, asian. it doesn't matter who you are or where you come from. everyone decides to serve their country

for one reason or another. and it's important to recognize who those people are. so we can all move forward together as a country, marine corps veteran and current scu student keanu spinola helped organize this day of celebration to help the santa clara university community do just that. >> come together from the wreath laying ceremony to a luncheon and a speaker series opportunities for veterans to connect with the community through sharing. sometimes people don't like sharing their stories and sharing what they've been through, what, but it's in a way to openly talk about them, the good experiences, because sometimes people think like, oh, they're all bad experience. >> but no, they're also good because we built this family and in that family, bond continues to grow. >> on veterans day, while the parades and celebrations are important and appreciated by these men and women, they say conversation can make an impact that lasts a lifetime. >> i would say reach out to veterans, connect with them. and i also ask veterans to connect with their communities to understand each other. and to understand. veterans can say, hey, this is what i did when i

served and i can still contribute. >> we're not so different from each other after all, we all want to have a better life. we all want to live a life free from tyranny and oppression. and i feel that it's important for us to share our stories as veterans. so we can all move forward together as a community and as a people. >> a people united and thankful for all who served at santa clara university. dustin dawsey, abc seven news volunteers joined forces to help repair the home of a 93 year old veteran in santa clara. >> volunteers with the local nonprofit rebuilding together and lockheed martin wanted to create a safer and more comfortable living space. korean war veteran don murphy says he is happy to finally get the needed help that he's been looking for some time now. >> great. it's just wonderful to see all these people and they're all so happy and enjoying themselves. that's great. it's something i tried to get through with the with the city, but it didn't work. and they came through. that helps a lot.

>> and he is so deserving. according to the us census bureau, over 2 million veterans live in poverty and are unable to afford essential home repairs or modification. and now to entertainment. the marbles is now in theaters. the movie marks the return of captain marvel, played by brie larson. but this time she is joined by two characters from the marvel cinematic universe. abc7 news reporter george pennacchio has a preview to what is happening to me. >> she's entangled our light based powers. oh my god. >> the marvel brings together captain marvel photo and ms. >> marvel. the trio has somehow become linked every time they use their powers, they swap places with each other, causing their worlds to collide in comic and surreal ways. nia dacosta is the film's director, and she calls this a space opera. >> it's just a movie with

heightened emotions, big action, and it all takes place in space. and space is an integral part of the peril and the stakes of the film. i'm asking. fight, real. >> larson returns to the role of carol danvers, aka captain marvel. dacosta says her input was integral to making the film. >> she brings a lot of experience, a lot of knowledge and also just the desire to be of service and to be a resource not just for myself, but also for the other actors, because she's been through it before. she knows what it's like. and also she really cares about captain marvel's character. she really cares about this character. >> we're a team. >> oh, no, no, no, no. we're not a team. we're not a team. >> dacosta assembled a team filled with talented female professionals both in front of and behind the camera. laura karpman is the marvel's composer for you're in store for epic fun

. >> and when i say epic, i mean there are there are massive canvases in this film. it is a space movie, as nia called it, a space opera. so i think that's very apt. and you're in for a lot of fun as these three characters figure out how they can work together, get ready for some amazing hijinks and some fun and entertainment and like heartfelt, you know, emotional stakes. >> like i think it's you have these three characters and they mean so much to each other and a lot of their warmth. i think is going to going to come through in a really beautiful way. >> the marvels is in theaters now. george pennacchio for abc seven news. >> if there's something to do this weekend and we know a lot of you are planning your weekend, so let's get a check of that forecast with andrew. good morning. hey, gloria. >> it's a live look at santa cruz where you can see we are getting some first hints of that sun coming up here. those beautiful colors on the horizon. an we have a nice looking weekend forecast ahead. but then

things change for the weather as we head into the new workweek. we'll talk about what to expect the next seven days coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> all right. sounds good. thank you, drew. and also next, a dubs take on the cleveland cavs today but check this out. what's the deal with this new court at chase center? abc seven sports director larry beil has the details coming up next in sports from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more.

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home court advantage for week one of the regular season. abc seven sports director larry beil has your morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. we're at the intersection of the nfl, college football, nba, nhl. now college hoops season is here . cal and stanford both trying to start the season at two and zero. cal with oski cheering on their new head coach, mark madsen hosting pacific won their opener first half. jalen cohn a steal and score finished with 22 points but cal was down by two at the half at home. they seemed to be in control in the second half, lobbing to jalen tyson for the slam. he just became eligible really good player but he came up hobbling, left the game and came back left again pacific would take advantage donovan williams knocking down the three he had a game high 23 points here is the dagger bo odom from beyond the arc. the tigers stunned the bears 87 to 79 last time they beat cal nine, 1954. that was during the eisenhower administration on google it kids, stanford hosting sacramento state first half.

jared bynum looking like brock purdy to brandon angel angel had a team high 18 cardinal led by eight at the break second half bynum drive kick out to spencer jones who hits the three jones three of four from deep had 15 points bynum a career high ten assists here to maxime renault who throws it down stanford victorious 91 to 73 they're two and zero sharks looking for their season high third straight win they're in vegas opening minute of the game alex pietrangelo to the net wrap around goal the sharks rule routinely give up goals before you even get your popcorn or sit down it's chronic second period vegas shorthanded jack eichel william carlson the one timer that's a shorty team teal comes up short they lose five nothing win streak over the big ten suspending jim harbaugh for the final three games of the season because of that signal stealing controversy tsay the conference saying having a staffer trying to steal signs at opponent games violates the league's sportsmanship rules. the former

49 ers and stanford head coach is appealing. the wolverines play penn state today. the niners will try to snap a three game losing streak sunday in jacksonville. the jags have won five in a row, so a healthy trent williams would be big for the niners, but he's questionable with an ankle injury. quarterback brock purdy certainly hoping williams and deebo samuel are both available. samuel trying to come back from a shoulder injury obviously you get the ball in the in the debo's hands and he can do some crazy stuff and help our team out big time. >> so to have deebo back will be huge. you know, give a spark and bring that energy to our offense. it's huge. the warriors will debut their city edition court and city edition uniforms for the first time today when they take on cleveland. >> check out the time lapse of the arena crew putting the court down the city edition court celebrates 150 years of cable cars in san francisco. and i'm told new courts like that could cost upward of $200,000. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm

larry beil. all right. >> thank you, larry. and that is pretty cool. a new court. well, let's get a check of your forecast right now with drew tuma. drew, we keep talking about how beautiful it is out there today. >> yeah, look at the sunrise, gloria. the exploratorium camera. the winning camera this morning. you can see that sun is up. we have mainly clear skies, a light chop on the bay water. and we are in store for a really nice weekend both today and tomorrow. just some passing high clouds. right now we have chilly spots this morning. our coolest area starting out in the low 40s, but we have dry and mild weather today and tomorrow. so any plans you have outside? outside, you're good to go. no worries. but next week we are tracking periods of rain and some scattered showers on the extended forecast. right now we're waking up to low 40s and our coldest areas like san ramon. novato at 41, the same in palo alto. it's 44 in clear lake but 52 in the city. san jose. good morning. you're waking up to 49 degrees. the light jackets certainly needed but you don't need it the entire day. the afternoon is going to be mild. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. the story we're tracking, there's this ridge of high pressure right off our

coast that is supplying us with the mild air, the clear skies across all of california. this wet weather you see to the north around portland, seattle. it remains there. over the weekend, but then early next week that storm track starts to get closer to us as low pressure meanders off our coastline, supplying us with those chances for showers. but our east bay hills camera, it is bright out there this morning. we'll find a nice veterans day on your saturday. that sun's already up here. we have bright conditions throughout the middle part. and later part of the afternoon, mild sunshine. that's the call for 4:00 pm. 60s, close to the ocean away from the coast. upper 60s to lower 70s for daytime highs. going to a nice comfortable high of 71 in concord today. 68 and sunny in the city. 73. the high in santa rosa and in san jose with those mostly sunny skies. santa cruz 70 two half moon bay, a lot of sunshine, no fog on the coast at 64 in napa, up to 70 degrees overnight tonight, mainly clear skies will dip into the 40s as we head into the back half of your weekend. now future tracker

temperatures on sunday, pretty similar to today. temperatures topping out in the mid 60s to the low 70s for daytime highs. then we'll start to see cooler weather move in here and rain chances increase on future weather. we'll begin monday. monday during the day looks dry, but by tuesday, here comes this low pressure. it's going to sit and spin off our coastline. so tuesday, you can see that moisture gets aimed right at us and then it's on and off showers throughout wednesday. and thursday, as well as that low pressure gives us those rain chances for much of the work week ahead. so how it looks right now, showers with pockets of heavy rain, the wettest period currently looks tuesday night to wednesday morning. but you really want to stay updated to the forecast every day because the timing of the rain and the amounts can vary as we get new information. it's just a pretty active pattern coming our way. and you do want to stay up to date daily on where the rain is and where it's going. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a warm fine fall day today and tomorrow. then we're cooler and cloudier on

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in common. they have survived. it takes a miracle is available right now on youtube in the north bay. you can see a theater production of les miz. it's a youth production of the popular musical played by an all star cast of middle and high school students. the show is based on the classic novel les miserables by victor hugo of a society in misery on the verge of chaos. the theater's program director tells me that the youth cast brings a level of professionalism to the production. >> it's just amazing to see young people doing such professional quality theater. >> the play is now running at the throckmorton theater in mill valley today at 7 p.m. and also tomorrow at 2 p.m. and tomorrow is the last show. and that wraps up our coverage for today for drew tuma and all of us here at abc7 mornings. i'm gloria rodriguez. the news continues at

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