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ama and dan. great. >> all right.thanks, andy. >> yeah, well, the big opening weekend plans for two major tahoe ski resorts are on hold. the runs at heavenly and north star will not open tomorrow as previously announced, the resorts had to scuttle their plans because of warmer than expected temperatures this week. no word yet on when they will actually open. now all is not lost for anyone desperate to hit the slopes right now. mount rose near reno opened last friday. we'l in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. seven bay area and downloaded s

ama. >> all right. thank you, sandhya and coming up after the break, the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband took the stand today in the federal criminal trial against him. what he told the jury and what made him s the person referred to as target one on david depapes so-called hit list. >> abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra has the latest from inside the courtroom. >> a chilling hour of testimony where david depape took the stand, breaking out in tears several times as he described his beliefs about hollywood and his attempt to, quote, search for the truth. showing little remorse for the attack on paul pelosi. depape lived in hawaii for two years before moving to the bay area to work as a carpenter. he told the jury he would spend his off time sitting in the garage where he lived, playing video games, watching youtube and listening to right wing podcasts. depape testified that one of those podcasters, james lindsey, talked extensively about speaker emerita nancy pelosi and a universit

. >> and i'm ama daetz.high street along 8-80 chp investigators say they have not yet received a report of what happened. >> abc seven news reporter joe stone talked with those from the trucking company and has the very latest on this. >> you're looking at the shattered out window of a semi truck taken along interstate 880in oakland. the driver, who is okay, believes a stray bullet was to blame on the one window on the driver side, like the somebody want to kill him and hong yin is president of united bridge trucking in oakland. he says his driver was in this semi going northbound on i-880 just past high street and before 29th avenue at around 930 in the morning on monday, only 5050 miles like that and then then you don't know what happened the window is broken and then the noise and the noise and then the windows is broken. >> it he got very lucky because just about a split second, he could have been killed. >> so it was a very close call. >> carl chan is president of the oakland chinatown foundation and al

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.mate on stanford's campus has been a notably charged ever since the hamas terror attacks threw israel into war. and stanford has since condemned last week's hit and run incident. tonight, abc seven news reporter tim johns has the new developments in the case. >> after days of investigating the santa clara county sheriff's office says they're looking for this unidentified man. >> the suspect is believed to have committed a hate crime after deputies say he intended finally ran over a stanford student named abdul wahab amirah in a crosswalk on campus last friday. >> a great person to be around, always smiling, always happy. just overall, a really nice guy. >> this fellow student who asked to remain anonymous has been protesting the israel-hamas war on the university's campus for about three weeks. he says he knows amirah personally and wants to go visit him in the hospital after the incident. >> he's recovering. he's in good spirits. i went and saw him in the hospital. he was in a lot of

>> and i'm ama daetz. we begin with a protest that blocked traffic from getting into san francisco for hours this morning. >> protesters blocked the westbound lanes just after 730. this was right, right during the morning commute. abc seven news reporter luz pena is live with the latest on the protests and the arrests made today. >> louis. >> that's right, emma. this has been one of the most disruptive actions associated with apec. so far. this week, protesters began taking over the bay bridge at 7:30 a.m. and it took chp officers several hours to clear the way. protesters shut down the san francisco, oakland bay bridge, stopping their cars westbound. and around 7:30 a.m. and blocking traffic while chaining their arms together and hanging banners are read. stop genocide. >> we need joe biden to know that he has probably the most power in this situation to stop this genocide of people in palestine and to say that no more us funds are going to go to israel. >> around 20 protesters laid on the bridge covering

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us with the global spotlight on san francisco because of the apec summit and with so many dignitaries, business leaders and journalists in town, some groups are just jumping at the chance to get their message out. our media partner, the san francisco standard, shared this video taken outside the saint regis hotel where china's president is staying during apec. >> it captured some people arguing. as you see, one man is carrying a chinese flag. a woman tries to grab it. she's held back by another person. and in another scene, a woman is leaning against a tree, holding a photograph and yelling. you can see all the media attention that is around her. nearby is a sign in english which reads in part, give me back my father. >> demonstrators clashed outside sfo as president g arrived. the crowd included hong kong nationals and supporters of tibet out there to protest china's policies and human rights record. there were also supporters of g waving chinese flags to welcome t

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. in addition to the laser beams welcoming dignitary liz from out of town tonight, the sky star ferris wheel officially opened at its new location at fisherman's wharf. the ferris wheel, which was previously located in golden gate park for the past three years, is operating at its new location for six months under a special event permit from the port of san francisco. and we'll have to see if it ends up staying there permanently. >> that's right. but the glowing attractions weren't the only things drawing attention. as the first weekday of the conference kicked off know, as abc seven news reporter dion lim shows you the day started with dancers rappelling down the transamerica pyramid. >> at first glance, these orange clad climbers on san francisco's iconic transamerica pyramid caused a bit of concern. >> we got scared. we thought something else was going on as bystanders tilted their necks. >> flashbacks of this anti-abortion activist scaling salesforce tower in 2022 came to mind. >> i

absolutely >> and ama and dan. i want to show you something else that is so magical.ake a look from our zephyr cove camera snow is coming down. this is winter for you. i know this is at the highest elevations at lake level. it is still raining, but at least the snow is coming in. time for thanksgiving thing. so it's a mix of rain and snow on live doppler seven. certainly seeing thunderstorms south of tioga pass travel plans are in the next couple of days. i would definitely plan on carrying chains as the snow levels will go from 8000 to about 7500ft. right now on live doppler seven, we do have some isolated showers , but really it's just around the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, ben lomond area, highway nine. over the last 24 hours. here's what we've picked up. 700 in san jose and san francisco, four hundredths in santa rosa, five hundredths of an inch in oakland, concord, six hundredths. you're probably going, but it was pouring at my house. yes, it was coming down this evening in parts of the bay area, but it was brief and that's why you didn't see the accumul

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the 90 day ban means street vendors both with and without permits, are not allowed to sell on the sidewalks of mission street. >> but today, one day after it went into effect, permitted vendors say the fencing operations are already back. >> abc seven news reporter lou pena has been monitoring this situation. she's in the newsroom with the very latest. louis >> that's right. we saw multiple changes. sidewalks are now clean. people can now walk without stepping on merchandise. and we also found this. you know, a sign of stolen items in the mission district. it's been 24 hours since the 90 day street ban on san francisco's mission street went into effect. and according to this vendor, what you see will depend on the time of day. >> there was a lot of activity, people selling, buying, and there was inspectors on the side doing nothing. >> last week, rodrigo lopez was selling on 24th street. now he's documenting what's happening in the area. >> we feel very disappointed, disturbed because

that's right. >> and ama and dan will get it tomorrow afternoon. evening.o you can hold on to the umbrellas for the time being. let me show you the forecast for tomorrow. so in the morning you don't have to worry about it being wet tomorrow afternoon though, that's a different story and going into the evening. so make sure you have your rain gear at 67 degrees here in the city. thursday scattered showers mid 60s and still unsettled for your friday with some more wet weather coming our way. here's why this area of low pressure has been meandering off the coastline. not in a hurry to leave because it's cut off from the general flow. the jet stream that drives the storms near the surface. it's pretty much cut off and just spinning here. it will send another band of showers our way as we head towards tomorrow. so right now on live doppler seven, i want to take you back in time and show you the wet weather that moved through earlier this morning. we had some wet roadways for the morning commute. and then as the afternoon wore on, the showers lifted up mostly to

ama >> dan all right, thank you so much, louis. and today, president biden wrapped up the apec conference by meeting with mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador. the leaders discussed two critical topics impacting both countries migration and fentanyl. lopez obrador was also hoping to use this meeting to urge the us to resume talks with cuba and end us sanctions, bay bridge lanes and ramps that are closed because of the apec summit are set to reopen tonight at 9:00 pm. >> now that it's over, one lane in each direction has been closed since tuesday in addition, the fifth street and fourth street off ramps of interstate 80 will reopen despite fears of big traffic jams due to the closures. we've had no reports of major impacts on the commute, with the exception, of course, of that huge protest that shut down the bridge for several hours. but in terms of the day to day restructuring of the traffic flow, no real problems at all. the end of the apec summit, coupled with the thanksgiving holiday, is likely to affect travel starting

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sandhya yeah and ama.t looks good for now but things are changing as we head towards tomorrow. >> so take a look at a live picture from our emeryville camera and all is calm. winds will be increasing as we head towards tomorrow. a disturbance is going to move in our direction and the northwesterly wind will be picking up. certainly a lot more cloud cover towards morning. you are going to notice that along with some patchy fog as we head towards the afternoon hours, a pop up shower or two. it's not a widespread event, but certainly still the possibility at 4:00 pm, you will notice a few showers going through. that's not our only opportunity for seeing some wet weather. i'll be back with a preview of what you can expect as we approach the weekend. >> dan okay, sandhya, thanks a lot. bart service is back to normal tonight, but it was a terrible mess for the evening commute. nearly every line was stuck at the embarcadero station in both directions. why by a man walking along inside the transbay tube. apparentl

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. we're going to have that in just a moment. but first, we have some rain we're watching out there right now. that's right. >> abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is here tracking everything we're seeing out there with her hour by hour forecast. sandhya. yeah, we are seeing some brief heavy rain right now and dan and let's take a look at live doppler seven. >> we are looking first from our kgo roof camera. you can see the rain hitting the pavement tomorrow morning. give yourself that extra time as you look at live doppler seven, we are seeing some pockets of heavier rain embedded in this line of wet weather. so san francisco, the bay view district also out towards the east bay around richmond, berkeley, street level. radar showing you where it is raining right now. regatta boulevard and heading into the north bay around sonoma. you will notice that it is coming down. so as we widen the picture here, this is a level one storm on our abc seven news storm exclusive abc seven news storm

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ama, ama, ama, the same cumhurbaşkanına birisi kalkıp şu soruyu sorarsa, İsrail'e borkunuz ızka, ceyhan devam edior? "if israel doesn't have debt , why are ships going to mersin, antalya, hayfa limanın carrying food and other products, cement, iron, why are they going to israel ? the use of fuel if bizden gidiyora, İsrail soldiersinin beslendiği gıdı bizden gidiyora, İsrail ınışıncilerin ığığı konutların çimentosu, demir bir..." people's rally and march in support of the palestinian people and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime was held in different provinces of the country. the marchers expressed happiness over the defeat of the zionist regime, while declaring support for the palestinian people and resistance , chanted death slogans against america and israel. support the oppressed people of gaza and declare our disgust towards the child zionists and usurpers. imam hussein resisted with his blood and won the field. same follower we are our school and we will always resist. we declare that according to the situations we see, god willing, hamas has won against us, this child isr

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. the incident happened near high street along 8-80 chp investigators say they have not yet received a report of what happened. >> abc seven news reporter joe stone talked with those from the trucking company and has the very latest on this. >> you're looking at the shattered out window of a semi truck taken along interstate 880in oakland. the driver, who is okay, believes a stray bullet was to blame on the one window on the driver side, like the somebody want to kill him and hong yin is president of united bridge trucking in oakland. he says his driver was in this semi going northbound on i-880 just past high street and before 29th avenue at around 930 in the morning on monday, only 5050 miles like that and then then you don't know what happened the window is broken and then the noise and the noise and then the windows is broken. >> it he got very lucky because just about a split second, he could have been killed. >> so it was a very close call. >> carl chan is president of the oakland

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the climate on stanford's campus has been a notably charged ever since the hamas terror attacks threw israel into war. and stanford has since condemned last week's hit and run incident. tonight, abc seven news reporter tim johns has the new developments in the case. >> after days of investigating the santa clara county sheriff's office says they're looking for this unidentified man. >> the suspect is believed to have committed a hate crime after deputies say he intended finally ran over a stanford student named abdul wahab amirah in a crosswalk on campus last friday. >> a great person to be around, always smiling, always happy. just overall, a really nice guy. >> this fellow student who asked to remain anonymous has been protesting the israel-hamas war on the university's campus for about three weeks. he says he knows amirah personally and wants to go visit him in the hospital after the incident. >> he's recovering. he's in good spirits. i went and saw him in the hospital. he was in a

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel. larry biel.nd right now on jimmy kimmel, it's the reveal of people magazine's 2023 sexiest man alive. who is it? we'll see. >> have a great night already damaged or destroyed three homes and another building. it's unclear what started the fire, but it's being maintained by drought in that area and warmer than normal temperatures. there are also wildfires burning in kentucky, tennessee and virginia. >> and here's a look at some of those above normal temperatures. we mentioned record highs are expected today in the states where those fires are burning and more records could be set across the deep south through friday. florida is looking at nearly 90 degrees by the end of the week. >> passengers on a delayed flight in europe got an early, early taste of the saint patrick's day spirit. and here's what we mean. was on their flight. >> those are members of an irish music group who were trying to fly home from germany. they took out their instruments. they gave an impromptu concert while their flight wa

that's right. >> and ama and dan will get it tomorrow afternoon. evening.as for the time being. let me show you the forecast for tomorrow. so in the morning you don't have to worry about it being wet tomorrow afternoon though, that's a different story and going into the evening. so make sure you have your rain gear at 67 degrees here in the city. thursday scattered showers mid 60s and still unsettled for your friday with some more wet weather coming our way. here's why this area of low pressure has been meandering off the coastline. not in a hurry to leave because it's cut off from the general flow. the jet stream that drives the storms near the surface. it's pretty much cut off and just spinning here. it will send another band of showers our way as we head towards tomorrow. so right now on live doppler seven, i want to take you back in time and show you the wet weather that moved through earlier this morning. we had some wet roadways for the morning commute. and then as the afternoon wore on, the showers lifted up mostly to the north bay going into the ear

ama and dan. let's take a look at air quality. moderate right now a live view from our kgo exploratorium camera. go to air quality expected the next three days on live doppler seven. we do have some clouds rolling through here. might be a couple of sprinkles early tomorrow morning in the north bay. after that, just a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow afternoon, low 60s to low 70s. look at the weekend. it's looking nice. a little warmer sunday. you're going to notice those low to mid 70s in the warmest spots and then here comes some rain next week we are looking at statewide rain. excuse me expected for california and the weekend on the accuweather 70 forecast dry but we do have rain coming in. go get some water level one tuesday through thursday. >> all right i know thanks. okay. all right. thank you, larry. >> allergies, i'm familiar with that. inside >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> turned out to be covid. i'm fine. the 49 ers going to try to snap a three game, losing streak sunday in jacksonville. so what did brock purdy tell his teammates

amas added that open us support for israeli terrorism and the silence of the international community are to blame for these massacres. amas said the strikes indicate a plan to fully destroy the medical sector and the already devastated gaza strip. the resistance movement also warned of the plan to target more civilian infrastructure and medical facilities. the palestinian resistance movement hamas has conducted missile attacks in tel aviv and other areas in occupied. palestinian territories, retaliation for israeli atrocities in gaza. missiles fired by hamas military wing. brigates at tel abiv, as well as starat and netuvat. that is while resistance fighters continue to engage invading israeli troops in several areas inside of gaza, dealing heavy blows to them. the israeli military has confirmed that four more of his soldiers were killed overnight. according to israely media, 23 regime troops have been killed since it expanded ground raids in gaza last friday. amas however says the number of israeli military casualties in gaza is much higher than what israel has announced. an interna

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. we're going to have that in just a moment. but first, we have some rain we're watching out there right now. that's right. >> abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is here tracking everything we're seeing out there with her hour by hour forecast. sandhya. yeah, we are seeing some brief heavy rain right now and dan and let's take a look at live doppler seven. >> we are looking first from our kgo roof camera. you can see the rain hitting the pavement tomorrow morning. give yourself that extra time as you look at live doppler seven, we are seeing some pockets of heavier rain embedded in this line of wet weather. so san francisco, the bay view district also out towards the east bay around richmond, berkeley, street level. radar showing you where it is raining right now. regatta boulevard and heading into the north bay around sonoma. you will notice that it is coming down. so as we widen the picture here, this is a level one storm on our abc seven news storm exclusive abc seven news storm

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i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz abc seven news reporter j.r.ne tracked down the new video and is now hearing from others in the crowd in this story you'll see only on seven. >> watch closely as this youth basketball game and conquered takes a sudden turn when a scuffle among two nine and ten year olds leads to a parent getting involved and even appearing to throw a punch. at one point, watch in slow motion as the parent from the concord team makes physical contact with the player in the orange from the pittsburgh team, a lady in a red outfit came and attacked one of the that player in the orange uniform, hit him, grabbed him by his collar or neck and dragged all him around and threw him on the ground with her when she got up, she then assaulted the father and hit him in the chest. >> tony alvarado's nephew plays for the pittsburgh squad representing good shepherd catholic school, who was playing the team in the white jerseys from saint francis of assisi high school, a game that took place at a nearby charter school in concord on sunday. >> alva

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. aipac is the big summit bringing about 30,000 people, including many world leaders, to san francisco. so it starts this weekend with the main events underway next week. >> abc7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra spoke with paramedics and the secret service to get a clearer picture of the impact and she's with us tonight with the latest on all of this and a very big week coming, steph. >> that's right and many impacts as you pointed out, aside from the security precautions, the traffic congestion alone at aipac is expected to bring significant challenges for ambulances transporting patient s. the secret service says it will be under control, but some emts and paramedics say the backup plans are not clear. aipac will be busy extremely busy from high security for the president and foreign dignitaries to preparations for potential violence and protests. but what about 911 emergencies? peter greene, a retired paramedic and 42 year veteran, ems consultant, explains. san francisco paramed

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.re going to get to all of the day's events from apec in just a moment. but first, we're going to begin with a tragic story out of santa cruz. county deputies say a five year old boy, five years old, fatally stabbed his twin brother with a kitchen knife. >> abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez has new details on the investigation tonight. >> the santa cruz county sheriff's office says they are heartbroken for the family of two young boys on wednesday, just before 4:00 pm, deputies responded to a home in unincorporated scotts valley. officials learned that a five year old boy stabbed his twin brother, the five year old was in an altercation with his five year old twin brother. >> unfortunately, the brother did obtain a knife, a small kitchen knife and stabbed the other five year old who ended up sadly passing away, authorities said. >> the five year old victim died at the hospital. >> through investigations, witness interviews, there was no no negligence. you know, this ended up

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. tomorrow is the final day of apec and today we saw some protest that turned violent. a few people were injured as dueling protest groups clashed at third and market streets. critics of the chinese communist party crossed paths with supporters of china. police created a line in the middle of third street to keep the opposing protesters apart. there have been several protests during the apec summit. most have been peaceful overall onto what's been happening inside moscone center at the apec summit this afternoon, president biden announced an agreement to prevent supply chain disruptions . >> if we had this agreement in place we're talking about today, we would not have had to lay off so many auto workers because lack of semiconductors and many other examples. the agreement involves 13 apec member economies, including japan, south korea, india and singapore. >> it also has provisions to combat corruption and to transition asian these economies toward green energy. for more on apec and a

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. you can now get more free covid tests delivered right to your house. the government is offering another round of test kits ahead of the expected winter surge. you can get as many as eight tests if you do not receive any. in september when the last batch was handed out to order, those just go to covid tests. dot gov and it will be good to have those tests handy as public health officials warn of an uptick in covid cases this holiday season. abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra is tracking what we can expect as the busy travel week gets underway. as you jet off to your thanksgiving destination this week, don't forget this. >> i would certainly wear a mask in the airport, especially if you're going long distances. >> mask up as covid cases go up. >> so we unfortunately will expect a bump after thanksgiving and another bump that continues us after the december holidays and then another one after new year's. >> ucsf infectious disease experts dr. peter chin-hong and dr. george rutherford ex

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. we've been mentioning apec for weeks now and it is just days away. san francisco will host the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, starting this saturday, november 11th. apec events wrap up on friday, november 17th. but keep in mind some security measures will last through that weekend. >> we're talking about an unprecedented level of security because of the major world leaders coming here for the event that security means road closures and transit detours for days, even the cable cars will be stopped. can you believe that? >> it's why we're telling you about this now so that you have a few days to prepare and plan if you commute after work or whether you're after work, activities will be affected as well. >> yeah, start thinking about it now. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan joins us live to help you figure it all out. >> suzanne ama and dan, we're going to need a lot of patience. traffic closures will impact the bay bridge off ramps at fourth and fifth streets and the gold

the amas political bureau chief says it remains committed to the implementation of gaza true agreement as long as israel abides by the deal. ismail hany said, the group is prepared to continue campering the israeli unslot on the gaza strip after the truth ends. the head of the palestinian islamic jihad resistance movement says the israeli regime has failed to achieve it stated goals in the gaza war. ziad nekhale also says the current prisoner swap deal with tel aviv will finally lead to another agreement that will force the regime to release all palestinian prisoners. members of iran's volunteer beside force have helped her raise across the country in solidarity with palestinians, particularly the residents of... gaza, the march in the capital tefan alone brought together 50,000 besieed forces. the rallyers condemned what they describe as the israeli regime's genocide against gaza residents. and poor palestine protesters have held rallys in other countries in solidarity with people at the besieg gaza strip, people in sydney, berlin and havana condemn the israel's crimes and accused the

amas said the strikes indicate a plant to fully destroy the medical center and the already devastated gaza strip. the resistance movement also warned of the regime's plan to target more civilian infrastructure and medical facilities. at least 15 palestinians were killed after initially air strike a un1 school in the besieg ghaza strip. the school was sheltering displaced palestinians at the jabala refugee camp in northern gaza, witnesses recount the moments the strike happened. let's take a listen. حرام يا عمي قول لهم حرام وين بدنا نروح وين بدنا نيجي قول لهم حرام صار الموت عندنا هييم صار صار الموت عندنا هييم وين بدنا نروح الملاجي قصبتوها وادي غزي اللي بيطلع وادي غزه بيقصه في الشوارع انا شايفها صارت زي كنت امتى صارت الملاجه والله حرام اللي بيصير بتطلع وادي غازفوه كمسك القتيل بنروحونا غاز وين الامعد هذا الموضوع عمر الحروب القصبت حرام اللي بصير الله resistance momed hamas has conducted missile attacks on tel aviv and other areas in the oc palestinian territories, retaliation for israeli atrocities in gaza. missiles fired by hamas military wing alqasan brigades hit tel aviv, as well as st

absolutely >> and ama and dan. i want to show you something else that is so magical.e a look from our zephyr cove camera snow is coming down. this is winter for you. i know this is at the highest elevations at lake level. it is still raining, but at least the snow is coming in. time for thanksgiving thing. so it's a mix of rain and snow on live doppler seven. certainly seeing thunderstorms south of tioga pass travel plans are in the next couple of days. i would definitely plan on carrying chains as the snow levels will go from 8000 to about 7500ft. right now on live doppler seven, we do have some isolated showers , but really it's just around the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, ben lomond area, highway nine. over the last 24 hours. here's what we've picked up. 700 in san jose and san francisco, four hundredths in santa rosa, five hundredths of an inch in oakland, concord, six hundredths. you're probably going, but it was pouring at my house. yes, it was coming down this evening in parts of the bay area, but it was brief and that's why you didn't see the accumulat

ama daetz abc7 news. >> thank you, ama. she's got a little time off. the event is free to attend, but there will be food vendors with cash only. you can find a schedule of events at day of the dead. .org. well, while we're talking holidays, target is offering thanksgiv shopping on a budget. this year. the company announced it's selling a full feast for four people for under $25. it includes, get this, a 10 pound turkey and array of fixings like potatoes, green beans, stuffing and gravy, plus desserts under five bucks like ice cream, pumpkin spice cookies and mini pecan pies. then top it off with $5 wine bottles that is a great deal and will help a lot of families have a nice thanksgiving meal. this year. all right. let's turn now to the forecast. the weekend is here. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the full forecast for the next several days. >> yeah, and dan, it's going to be a nice deal weather wise as well. so let's take a look at some live pictures from, i should say, earlier, live pictures from our tower cameras. the sun went down at 609.

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 c

ama daetz abc7 news. >> thank you, ama. she's got a little time off. event is free to attend, but there will be food vendors with cash only. you can find a schedule of events at day of the dead. .org. well, while we're talking holidays, target is offering thanksgiv shopping on a budget. this year. the company announced it's selling a full feast for four people for under $25. it includes, get this, a 10 pound turkey and array of fixings like potatoes, green beans, stuffing and gravy, plus desserts under five bucks like ice cream, pumpkin spice cookies and mini pecan pies. then top it off with $5 wine bottles that is a great deal and will help a lot of families have a nice thanksgiving meal. this year. all right. let's turn now to the forecast. the weekend is here. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the full forecast for the next several days. >> yeah, and dan, it's going to be a nice deal weather wise as well. so let's take a look at some live pictures from, i should say, earlier, live pictures from our tower cameras. the sun went down at 609. and

. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we do want to turn our attention now to the forecast because we have weather arriving. we do. >> and let's check in with what we're seeing from live doppler seven, a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is moving our way tonight, kicking off a week of wet weather. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya sal is tracking it all including those effects on the morning commute. sandhya >> yeah, it's going to be slow going for the morning commute across parts of the bay area. dan and let me show you live. doppler seven. it is a storm that is developing in the pacific just spinning their light level one and it's on its way. so over the next 24 hours, here's what you can expect. 4 a.m. we are looking at wet roadways, 40s and 50s. on those temperatures. you will notice that 6 a.m, still some scattered showers out there. light to moderate in intensity. by 9:00, that activity shifts northward and most of tomorrow you have a mix of sun and clouds. but 3:00, you see a few mor

israel will also fail to make any political, military or security gains in the ground battle. the amas official said israel's western allies, including the united states are complicit in the massacre of women and children in gaza. he said the west seeks its own goals in the region, but nothing can change the geopolitical map of palestine and the gaza's strip. another hamas official also turned the spotlight on the plight of gazans in the face of... the regime's deadly raids, the health situation in gaza is catastrophic, and unfortunately up until now, the sufficient supplies aren't reaching the place to treat our people, there are those who are dying today as a result of chronic situations, cancer, dialysis because of the lack of medical supplies as a result of the ongoing siege against the palestinian people, what makes the situation even worse is and that israel is now committing, quote, the massacre of the century in the gaza strip, he said the regime has resorted to using internationally banned white phosphorus bombs against the palestinian resistance. iran's deputy permanent repre

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. 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 wi

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley for sandyha patel. larry biel.e your time right now on jimmy kimmel right, carrie, have a great night and a wonderful weekend. >> aipac next week. that's right. full coverage here. >>> previously on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> do you have the kayak? hold the kayak. >> what do you mean? >> leave all your seats up, pulo

november, as so far led to the release over 5 days of 60 hostages, 29 women, 31 children, held by amasthe... during the same period, another 21 ostages were released. this is a welcome start, but as i have been saying, from day one, all hostages must be released immediately and unconditionally. until then they must be treated humanely, and the international committee of the red cross must be allowed to visit them. the arrangement also saw the release of 180 palestinian prisoners and detainees from israeli jails, mostly women. and children. mr. president, security council resolution 27:12, and i quote, calls on all parties to refrain from depriving the civilian population in the gaza strip of basic services and humanitarian assistance, indispensable to their survival, consistent with international humanitarian law. much more is required to begin to address human needs in gaza. water and electricity. must be fully restored, food systems have collapsed and hunger is spreading, particularly in the north, sanitary conditions in shelters are appalling, with few toilets and sewage flooding po

ama says the telaviv regime's claim is aimed at covering up its military failure.

. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. to turn our attention now to the forecast because we have weather arriving. we do. >> and let's check in with what we're seeing from live doppler seven, a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is moving our way tonight, kicking off a week of wet weather. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya sal is tracking it all including those effects on the morning commute. sandhya >> yeah, it's going to be slow going for the morning commute across parts of the bay area. dan and let me show you live. doppler seven. it is a storm that is developing in the pacific just spinning their light level one and it's on its way. so over the next 24 hours, here's what you can expect. 4 a.m. we are looking at wet roadways, 40s and 50s. on those temperatures. you will notice that 6 a.m, still some scattered showers out there. light to moderate in intensity. by 9:00, that activity shifts northward and most of tomorrow you have a mix of sun and clouds. but 3:00, you see a few more showers d

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. tonight, we're learning more about the emotional reunions as the recently released hostages reunite with their families. >> abc news reporter matt gutman has the story. >> tonight in gaza. there's 11 hostages walked by hamas gunmen, two red cross vans and two freedom. after 51 days in captivity as israel and hamas agreed to extend the ceasefire by two more days at least 69 hostages have been freed by hamas over the four day cease fire that began friday. israel releasing 150 palestinian prisoners. the deal also allowing about 800 aid trucks into gaza over four days. among those released tonight, two women and nine children received by an israeli special ops unit ferrying them into israel. but no americans among them. the white house saying up to nine americans still being held captive. only one released so far, abigail. you see her in that van. she turned four in the hands of hamas tonight. those new images, abigail smith sling in the arms of her extended family, her parents murdered d