i'm deborah roberts. >> and i'm david muir. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. other world leaders left this afternoon, wrapping up the apec summit that had taken over san francisco all week. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. after months of planning and a very hectic week, the apec summit has officially come to an end. but now that it's over, how did san francisco do? and will we actually see the benefits promised by city leaders? >> abc7 news reporter tim johns went looking for the answers tonight. he's in the newsroom. tim, what did you find out? yeah

>> dan and now, of course, it's no secret that bay area officials were very keen to put our best foot forward and impress our foreign visitors and now the entire region is set to benefit from many of the policies and agreements made during apec. it was a parade of planes at sfo friday as world leaders left san francisco following the apec summit. >> i think it went very well. we couldn't have expected much better in terms of how it turned out. >> for months, city leaders have been planning the international gathering. the biggest event the bay area has hosted in decades. they say by successfully pulling this off, our region is set to benefit for years to come with everything from new job opportunities to enhanced economic growth. i think what happens in the region in terms of opening markets and reducing trade frictions and facilitating investment, it is extremely important to our economy and its future. >> that spirit of working together for the benefit of everyone involved was a key theme of this year's summit and

something that was on display multiple times throughout the week. >> on friday, the prime minister of japan toured stanford and took time to have meetings with the ceos of several local tech companies. at an afternoon press conference attended by abc7 news, he highlighted the continued partnership between his home country and the bay area. >> the japan is the largest foreign direct investor investing country in california and is a vital partner in terms of trade. >> earlier in the day president biden had a sit down with the president of mexico. there they discussed how to stop the fentanyl crisis that's hammered cities across the country, including san francisco. >> so this is a matter of humanism. it's an act of solidarity. we are sincere, fully committed to continue to assist it. our fullest capacity to prevent drug trafficking. local leaders say hosting apec

is another way to push back against the doom loop narrative, reinforcing to our international guests that our region remains the hub for innovation and creativity the world over. >> hopefully these visitors will take that impression home and want to come back. san francisco mayor london breed has said that her office at spots that just this week alone, the apec summit, boosted the local economy over $50 million. and next year, apec will be down in peru. in the newsroom, tim johns, abc seven news. >> what an interesting week it's been, tim. all right. thanks very much. well, the apec summit was expected to bring more than 20,000 visitors. and as tim suggested there, generate $53 million for the local economy, according to san francisco travel. many small businesses south of market around the moscone center, where the convention took place, say that apec actually hurt them more than it helped the security fencing, concrete barriers and uniformed officers reportedly kept customers away. this apec may maybe going to help us, but

took the business from us getting our business down like over like 67 to 80. >> it's cost us tens of thousands compared with this time last year. it's over an loss in revenue. >> in response, supervisor matt dorsey says he's committed to advocate for small businesses a long term success and sustainability. >> all right. let's turn quickly to the weather and that good dose of rain today. boy, it really did come down. >> how long will it last? here's meteorologist sanjay patel with a first look at your forecast. sandhya >> yeah, that welcome rain gave us a good soaking today. and as we take a look right now on live doppler seven, dan and you will notice that even though just the steady rain is focused on the north bay right now, there's quite a bit of moisture off the coastline and we'll track it for you. moving into san francisco at 300 and 6 a.m, santa rosa, 414. right now, we are seeing some rain in the santa rosa area and south santa rosa street level. radar. you will notice

that we are getting wet right around rohnert park as well. and as we widen the picture here, there were thunderstorms that developed out late this afternoon and evening, rolled through the area and now we are looking at that area of low pressure just off the coast. our light storm is inching closer. finally on the move after days of being parked off the coast. here's what you can expect. widespread rain at 4 a.m, 6 a.m. it's going to be pounding the pavement with the possibility of some thunderstorms as well. so certainly gusty out there. gusts to 40 miles an hour. mount diablo, the thunderstorm threat will continue through tomorrow. it's a light level one storm, rain, heavy at times. thunderstorms gusty winds and minor roadway flooding. and i'll be back to let you know if the entire weekend is going to be a washout or if you'll get a break. coming up, ama. >> all right. we'll check back. thanks, sandhya. a daly city nonprofit is scrambling to organize relief aid to those impacted by the devastating 7.2 earthquake in the philippines. the filipino bayanihan center is asking anyone in the us to

donate to help families out there, many of which have lost their homes in the disaster. the quake knocked out cell service and internet, meaning some cannot reach their loved ones. >> i try to call them all the time, but i cannot reach them anymore. it's really sad because they are all my second family. they really think, you know, they're very close to me, very emotional. >> with apec going on, the president of the philippines and other country leaders had been here in san francisco. the ambassador to the us says they are still gathering new information on and don't know the death toll at the moment in the north bay, a new eye catching ad campaign is raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl in marin county. >> signs, fliers and posts went up asking the question on hey marin, wtf, where's the fentanyl? and the answer is everywhere. owed free marin. one of the nonprofits involved says it's designed to break the myth that fentanyl isn't a problem. there >> so we're just really strongly

trying to reduce the stigma around and addiction and around substance use disorders because if we don't do that, we really can't tackle this. if parents are like that would never be my kid. we are seeing progress in the world this week on this issue. >> president biden met with mexican president who pledged to stop ingredients used in fentanyl from passing into the united states. and chinese president xi jinping promised to go after companies making the chemicals that end up producing this deadly drug. >> comcast is the latest company to join major advertisers that are pulling their advertisements from x. this comes as lionsgate, disney, apple and ibm all pulled their ads due to hate speech and anti-semitic rhetoric shared on the platform, including from elon musk. just days ago, musk responded to a post about an anti-semitic concept known as the great replacement theory, calling it, quote, the actual truth. experts say they expect more companies to follow suit and pull their ads. a big shakeup in the artificial

intelligence industry tonight. sam altman, who cofounded openai , was fired today by the san francisco company openai is behind that widely popular chat bot. chatgpt another co-founder, greg brockman, announced on social media. he was quitting. that followed the announcement by the company. altman was ousted for, quote, not consistently candid in his communication is not doing that. he took part in yesterday's apec ceo summit. >> abc seven news is committed to building a better bay area. and tonight we have an update on a story that we first brought to you several months ago. tonight, saw the conclusion of a long journey from serving time, um, to getting a second chance as a small business owner. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez was in san jose with people whose lives have changed for the better. it feels amazing. >> it's really mind blowing. it still kind of surreal. i'm not scared to fail. i'm not scared of a know my fearlessness and my relentlessness is what brought me here. >> 14 formerly incarcerated

individuals are starting a new chapter as small business owners. photobomber started getting so many gigs that i had to quit my job. >> and. and now i'm doing this full time. >> it's all thanks to the company ieso ventures and santa clara county. for the first time, they partnered to provide a 20 week long incubator program . this year they help people with criminal records develop and fund their businesses. this is a community that's left behind, and it's a community that's hungry. >> and the resilience and the perseverance i think, is so much overlooked. you give them an opportunity and see just see what they can do. >> friday night was the first ever reentry entrepreneur summit participants shared their stories, gave their elevator pitch or brought their business. >> you book and i cook. >> melissa contreras started her catering company out of her home. she reflected on how hard finding a job after incarceration was safeway, costco, or even dollar tree. >> nobody would hire me because

i was a high risk parolee. >> in april, her company, taco mas, was valued at zero. now she's made nearly $150,000 in revenue. >> for the first time in my life, i'm able i'm able to afford a vacation for the first time in my life. if my car breaks down, i'm able to fix it without worrying. >> like many of her fellow cohorts, contreras credits the training and mentorship the reentry business program provides. >> because when someone like me comes out here, we don't if we don't have someone helping us or leading us in the right direction, we end up back doing the same things that we were doing over the next two years, ieso will be incubating and investing in 40 entrepreneurs looking to restart their life. >> the mission is to build a more equitable, entrepreneurial community. i'm very happy because i persevered here in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news music music mogul sean p diddy combs and the singer cassie have reached a settlement just one day after she filed a lawsuit against him. >> cassie accused him of rape

and physical abuse. combs has denied the allegations. the two met when she was 19 years old and he was 37. you're going for a run and you encounter a mama bear and her cubs. >> see how this ordeal unfolded on a california trail? >> and crab season is being delayed even longer. sad to say, there's a new reason behind this latest postponed moment. >> there was definitely a glow in some parts of the bay area tonight, a look at what could very well be the start of the holiday rush

she said she turned a blind corner to find the mama bear's head, about five inches from her waist. she later came across another hiker, and together they got the bears to go down a different trail. but it was nerve wracking, as you can imagine. well, thanksgiving is approaching quickly and it sure feels like we're already in the middle of the holiday season. when you look around the bay area, the rain tonight might have put a damper on some holiday plans, but there is still that holiday energy in the air. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has everything from trees to skating rinks, even potential new pets. >> well, we went to costco and we got our turkey from turkey trimmings to tree lightings. >> the bay area is getting into the holiday spirit in downtown san jose friday. the final touches were being put on an outdoor ice rink. >> just get ready to have fun and go ice skating. you know, it's a great experience for the whole family.

>> the rink will be surrounded by christmas in the park displays and winter wonderland amusement rides and will be open until mid-january. >> we have a grand opening on monday. and so today is just kind of a soft opening and let people experience it. and then monday, we'll have a grand celebration. >> and in downtown san francisco, people are already taking to the ice at union square. >> i love downtown. i love the holidays. and i think it's really sweet that we're here and we're just going to go ice skating. it just brings me like a lot of nostalgia and like just we like my family has a lot of traditions. and so like, especially around this time of year and if you're planning on flying this thanksgiving. >> officials at san francisco international airport say they're expecting numbers to near pre-pandemic levels for people that have been traveling at sfo the last few years, they're going to come back to a busier airport than they've seen for a while. >> and that means getting to the airport early is as important as ever. we always recommend allowing extra time getting here about two hours prior to your domestic departure for three hours. if you're flying international.

>> meanwhile, back at union square, friday marked the start of holiday windows today through december 31st. >> we're partnering with macy's for our 37th year of showcase, making beautiful adoptable animals here in the window. >> and you can come by and check out these puppies and kittens thursday through sunday until the end of the year. >> it's just a great tradition that we have where people can come down and celebrate christmas support local businesses like macy's and come home with a lifelong partner. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. well you feel the holiday spirit and we are entering the holiday travel season. >> we can expect things to really start to pick up at san francisco international airport, airlines are anticipating packed planes this year. but here's something we can be thankful for. gas prices are falling just as millions of americans prepare to hit the roads for thanksgiving. some good news if you're driving this holiday. gas gas prices are taking a tumble just in time for thanksgiving.

and that's welcome news for people hitting the road. the majority of people drive to their destinations as of friday, the national average for a gallon of regular gas was $3.33, according to triple a, that's down $0.55 over the last two months. and gasbuddy projects those average prices will continue to drop down to $3.25 or lower by thanksgiving day. here's the catch. if you are driving, expect a lot of company on the roads. triple a estimates just over 49 million americans will be driving to their destination this thanksgiving. this is a very busy forecast. airports are also expected to be packed. triple a predicts roughly 4.7 million americans will fly. atlanta's hartsfield jackson international airport, which is the busiest in the world, is bracing for the surge in travelers. >> we will have extra officers on duty to open additional screening lanes. >> a similar busy situation at dallas fort worth international airport. >> the winter holidays are really the second busiest time of the year for us.

>> so whether you're driving or flying to your destination, you know, the advice, give yourself plenty of time to get there and for those in the bay area, gas prices continue to drop and they are lower than a year ago in san francisco, gas now averages 5.18 per gallon. oakland is five. and for the least expensive gas is in san jose where it's under $5 per gallon at 4.95. >> we haven't seen that in a while. yeah. all right. new at 11. crab season is being delayed again by the state because of migrating whales off the coast. and in the northern part of the state. recreational crabbing is back on hold. also but this is because of poor meat quality. the earliest the season could begin is now the middle of december. this is the fifth consecutive year crab season is being delayed because of migrating whales. the fear is that they'll get caught up, of course, in the fishing lines and they want to protect them. the fda is now keeping a close watch on cinnamon imports. that's because of a growing number of illnesses reported in children from lead tainted applesauce. the fda is screening imports

from a number of countries for toxic lead contamination. officials believe the likely source of the high levels of lead in the cinnamon is from a manufacture era in ecuador. the recalled fruit products include pouches of wanna banana apple, cinnamon fruit puree and schnucks and weis brand cinnamon applesauce is one lake tahoe ski resort opened up today, giving the first chance to hit the slopes this season. >> boreal mountain resort is kicking off the winter sports after a bit of a delay. it was behind schedule because of the lack of snow accumulation in the resort has more than 15 snow guns to build up a thick enough base. it's made possible by the high elevation, colder conditions there. northstar and heavenly, both announced a delayed start to their ski season. >> so we'll see what happens as we progress. but for the moment, the question is how much more rain can we expect into the weekend? that's right. >> so let's get the answer from abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya yeah, we have another day of the activity that we saw today, dan and irma and

then you get a break for your sunday. >> so let me show you live doppler seven and we got thunderstorm arms and widespread rain tonight. now now rain is becoming very steady in the north bay and it is picking up in intensity. so let's get you in to where it is coming down marinwood. now north san pedro road. this is getting you into street level radar. we are seeing some pretty good rainfall right now. a nice soaking is coming, as you will notice, off the coastline. there's still quite a bit of moisture here all the way out here. and look what's showing up southwest of monterey. some thunderstorms, as a matter of fact. the weather service is keeping close tabs on this just in case this turns out to be even more. the area of low pressure is just off the coast line and it's heading towards us, which is why the activity has been picking up. we have an unstable air mass in place, thunderstorm prediction center is saying there's a pretty good likelihood of thunderstorms through tomorrow for most of california, which includes us. all right. last 24 hours, here's how much rain we have gotten,

60/700 of an inch in kentfield, a third of an inch in san francisco, sfo, three hundredths in san jose, a third of an inch at the oakland airport, 20/200. napa, a quarter of an inch there in santa rosa and a little more in ben lomond. your temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s with the south wind it is pretty mild. it's raining at blue canyon but the rain that you're seeing in the mountains right now is going to switch over to snow. we're already seeing some of that snow south of tioga pass . winter weather advisory will be going up for that area tomorrow for the sierra nevada by sunday, we're talking about six inches of snow at kirkwood, two inches at donner. that winter weather advisory begins at 4 p.m. tomorrow, runs until sunday morning. several inches above 6500ft, up to a foot for the peaks with those gusty winds, travel will be very difficult. carry the chains if you are going up and if you're hitting the roadways, definitely watch out. golden gate bridge is wet. widespread rain overnight with thunder, scattered showers. tomorrow afternoon. we're looking at a dry pattern. warmer

days next week. it's a level one on our storm impact scale for tonight. tomorrow, rain, heavy at times, thunderstorms gusty winds. and watch out for more minor roadway flooding. winds picking up 40 miles an hour along the coast. at 1:00 in the morning, you will notice still gusty winds at 4 a.m. as that low approaches. and then behind the system, winds switch direction from the south to the northwest, but still gusty tomorrow night. so let's time this out for you. here's when the heaviest rain hits. between 3 and 5 a.m. thunderstorm will likely be during this time period. scattered showers will continue as we head towards the late morning, early afternoon hours, but they'll become very isolated in nature for later in the day. so you don't have to worry about it if you do have outdoor activities later on in the day. rainfall totals, additional rain, i should say, about a half an inch to an inch. santa cruz mountains over an inch and a half your morning temperatures, 40s and 50s windy. watch out for thunder tomorrow afternoon. just some scattered showers still gusty 50s and 60s

and here's your accuweather seven day forecast we're going with the level one for tomorrow. chilly sunday monday mornings but brighter skies and as we head towards thanksgiving nice and mild ama and dan good yeah thanks andy we'll b 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. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com.

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was literally decided by a coin toss. >> tails. the two candidates tied with 970 votes now each opted to waive their right to a recount. >> and thus the election was decided by the flip of a coin. >> and there was another race in a charlotte suburb that also was decided by a coin toss. in north carolina, when fewer than 5000 votes are cast in a race, the winner is decided by a coin flip . >> now, that seems like a very civilized way to do things, but they seem to handle it well. yeah they did. well, this is a big game week, of course, and the end of an era for stanford and cal. >> it is sports director larry bill is here with more. larry >> dan, i'm of the 126th edition of the big game will be the final meeting for stanford and cal as pac 12 teams. so who gets the ax? that's next. in sports

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you know. good evening. this is it. last meeting between cal and stanford as members of the pac 12. tomorrow afternoon, the 126th edition of the big game.

tremendous rivalry filled with memorable moments. the band is on the field, so even though cal is four and six and stanford comes in three and seven, it's a huge game for the players and the coaches. cal has had the ax the past two years. they like to keep it before both teams move on to the acc next year. >> the importance, the history, the ax, all that goes into it because they're a part of this rivalry and i want them to appreciate the significance and how how much it means to everybody. everybody in the bay area really comes alive and pays attention to it. >> and there's, you know, history that's made and names that that are remembered forever because of it. >> troy, of course, played quarterback at cal. while life has come full circle for 40 niners qb brock purdy made his first nfl start last year against tampa bay and will face the bucs on sunday as qb1 purdy 16 of 21 in that game 185 yards two tds in a 35 seven win over tom brady's bucs a game that brock will never forget just like the confidence you know that came from that knowing that

you know i can i can play in this league and you know we were on a roll too. >> you know we were we had our sights set on, you know, finishing out the season strong. so looking back on it, it's always, you know, sort of fun just to see, you know, where i was, you know, as a backup trying to make my way in the nfl. >> the warriors host okc tomorrow night hoping to snap a five game slide. steph curry questionable with a sore knee but practice today steve kerr says he may play college hoops oh they're fired up. usf versus grand canyon first half the pick and roll by the dons. jonathan magbo throwing it down. usf up by as many as seven. but ty tied at 70 with a minute to play ty on grant foster to the rack. he had 28 last hurrah for the dons. marcus williams for three, and he is off the mark. the lopes says they're known win 7672 eastern washington and stanford first half and we start right at the beginning the opening tap. first half jared bynum to james keefe for the slam, one of nine assists for bynum cardinal led by a dozen at the break. and in the second half. andre

stojakovic remember his dad peja, playing for the kings. and this is with authority at 18 stanford 95 to 73 and one to start the season. saint mary's in san diego state in vegas baby one point game at the half all aztecs in the second half. this is jay donald and he is throwing it down. gaels got blown out 79 to 54 sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock casino

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