we'll talk with a cardiologist from the cleveland clinic about the new study. you're watching getting answers. i'm karina nova. the us is hosting the annual apec summit for the first time since 2011, and thousands of people from around the globe are expected to attend. mayor london breed among those in attendance as things got started earlier today. apec includes 21 member economies and focuses on trade, social responsibility, as well as reducing the gap between developing members and those already developed, such as the us and china. among today's big events was a finance ministers meeting a climate change forum and an event involving silicon valley elite. tomorrow president biden is scheduled to arrive for his highly anticipated meeting with chinese president xi jinping. abc seven news anchor kristen sze is live at the moscone center with more on what's happening today at apec. and kristen, you've already had access to some big names, some important people talking to them and getting information about the summit. how is it going so far for you? >> it's going

and, you know, cleveland clinic, heart attack. that's where you want to be. she did a wonderful there. enjoyed it, but knew there something missing. so one day she's walking animal shelter where she agreed to volunteer because she had some fr time and there was dog and she found out the dog had been found that afternoon by a dumpster in an alley close to death. and the dog had been nurtured back to life. and as she puts it, i love this description said there wasn't a lot of flair to hue. he just an ordinary brown dog. but he he attached to her and e to him and that changed life. she ended leaving that job at the cleveland clinic and taking a job but far less salary. d at that the animal shelter went from volunteer position to pay position a then later was asked to direct an even larger shelter for the entire of clevelan and she attributes it to the brown dog. now had that brown had hue not been rescued in time, had hue sadly not been found and h perished in that alley and had never come into her life, would that have happened in ways thinking about the fragil

. >>> delivering your prescriptions by drone at the cleveland clinic in ohio. pharmacy techs send it out for delivery. a smaller drone will drop it at your door. it can carry up to eight pounds and will deliver everything but narcotics. it's cheaper and more sustainable than delivering medications by car. no word if or when that will cam to california. >> stayight there. r >>> a big little wedding appears to be on the horizon for kravitz and tatum. >> you might call this the magic marriage. sources tell us the couple is engaged after two years of dating. after the "big little lies" actress was spotted with a ring on her hand, a "magic mike" star was previously married and they share a 9-year-old daughter. kravitz was briefly married before. this time they say this is the magic one. >> i like that. magic mike in there. >> the magic marriage. >>> you can watch all our newscasts online 24/7 on roku. raj mathai with what's up next at 5:30. >>> growing frustration from the street vendors as the city cracks down on them. they can't get clear answers as to why and wha

we got a bit of a peek of what that looks like earlier this year when researchers from the cleveland clinicdata that essentially shows that nationally we saw more than a 30% increase in requests for vasectomies. more than 20% increase in people actually going through with the procedure. i think, you know, to zoom out a -- of the state of missouri, provids tell me they have seen an increase where they have been working later after the decision to bring more access to the procedure to the uninsurednd underinsured. john: tell us about the situation in missouri, which is where you are now? gabrielle: it's important to know that almost immediately after this dobbs decision came down last year that missouri essentially made it illegal to get an abortion. the only exception was a medical emergency. providers tell me that, you know, they saw the number of people getting vasectomies rise as much as 100% last year. but you know, for instance, a perfect example would be just last week, planned parenthood held a three day vasectomy clinic in three different cities across state of missouri that was open

that's mikey he's a patient at cleveland clinic's children's hospital an.less hudson taught him some dance moves, they strolled the halls together mikey called the meeting joyful and healing. all the beautiful things going on there >> feeling good, hoda. thanks for that. >>> coming up, it's the time of the year when all the lists start to come out. we have a good one, we'll reveal the holiday season's hottest toys but first, your local news and weather and these quick messages hmm that's great. you're great! i'm here to save you. i'm good. cool. i think we should see other people. you know if you could just let your hair down. a little bit down! no no no no no. no no no! you're so far away, can't hear ya! the home with dunkin' is where you want to be. joanna gaines: discoveries at saint jude helped this kid beat cancer at age two. marget: and now this kid has three kids. chip gaines: and that's what we do at saint jude. subject: give thanks for the healthy kids in your life and give a gift that could last a lifetime. (carolers) ♪ iphone 15 pro, your husband

according to the cleveland clinic, the deadline to enjoy turkey. leftovers is tomorrow. and that's because the recommended storage window for turkey is 3 to 4 days. if you can't finish those leftovers by tomorrow, health experts say that you can freeze the meat. however, you run the risk of a change in flavor after 3 to 4 months. and if you drink red wine and get headaches, the reason may surprise you. a new study from scientists said uc davis say that a plant compound court set an found in red wine interferes with an enzyme that helps break down alcohol. the scientists believe this is the potential cause of the headaches. study also revealed that 28% of people experienced a headache within 3 hours after drinking red wine. researchers plan to conduct small human clinical trial to compare the red wines that are rich in. course, of 10. first is the red wine that does not. still ahead on kron. 4 news at 10, a climate protest disrupts a huge port and one of those protesters is a 97 year-old man. >> we've got his story coming up. plus, prisoners are getting a pay raise in cal

the cleveland clinic says dopamine makes us feel good improving our mood. art gallery in london is using special headsets with its art pieces to test people's moods and brain activity. if you find beauty in a piece of art. >> that engages the part of your brain toward the front there. and that part coincides with regions that are usually targeted and sort clinical treatments for things like depression. and it's also a c, other signals for reward and pleasure. and the concept of the south. >> officials hope that the headsets can shed light on how art can benefit our brains. a new study shows that the dynamics of dna and it's linked to smoking and cancer startling. researchers found that a history of smoking can trigger a dna mutation that tells the body to stop making tumor suppressing proteins. the study in the journal of science advances shows without these proteins tumors are more likely to grow the longer a person smoked. the more likely that these mutations that appear in the tumor samples that were taken. coming up here, kron 4 is honoring asian americ

a psychologist with the cleveland clinic says it's actually very important to get out and do the activities forcing yourself to do something enjoyable. even when you don't feel like it's going exercise know, exercise is good for us before. a lot of people, the struggles like to that point to do the exercise. once you do it, feel good for a as though it might be doing some the way, even if it takes a little bit mo >> well, the psychologist says it is crucial to seek help if feelings of depression don't improve. >> it's 9.51. and we have known for years that women tend to outlive men. but new research explains why the gap is getting wider for the last decade. scientists say the trend is being driven by the covid pandemic and the opioid overdose epidemic. among other factors, they say the pandemic which took a disproportionate toll on men was the biggest contributing factor to the widening gap from 2019 to 2021. and that's followed by the unintentional injuries and poisonings, mostly drug overdoses. accidents and suicide. it's 9.52. and new this morning, more insurance companies plan to not re

the cleveland clinic says dopamine can make us feel good and that improves our mood. art gallery in london news using special headsets with its art pieces to test people's moods and brain activity. if you find beauty in a piece of art. >> that engages the part of your brain toward the front. there. and that part coincides with the regions that are usually targeted and sort clinical treatments for things like depression. and it's also a seat a other signals for reward and pleasure. and the concept of the south. >> officials hope that the headsets can shed light on how art benefits our brains. a new study shows the dynamics of dna and it's linked to smoking and cancer. researchers found that a history of smoking can trigger a dna mutation that tells the body to stop making 2 more suppressing proteins. the journal in the journal science advances shows without these proteins tumors are more likely to grow. the longer a person smoke. the more likely these mutations would appear in the tumor samples taken. coming up next, democrats are celebrating, republicans are assessing

. >> reporter: cleveland says google's recent donation of half a million dollars will double the number of students to be trained through the center's citizen clinico prevent cyberattacks on public infrastructure and community organizations overseas and in the bay area. >> when an outside entity like the clinic can come in and help them stay alive, stay secure, you know, stay away from violence as much as possible, that's a really rewarding experience. >> reporter: it's a different kind of warfare online. for zana sayeed and like-minded others, it's a fight impacting lives so their voices can be heard. >> uc berkeley pioneered this cybersecurity clinic in 2018, working with other universities across the country like mit. it's evolved into a network of clinics that ames to help more than 900 vulnerable organizations and train more than 6,300 students. >>> still ahead, it's a battle over pg&e's power shutoffs designed to present wildfires. the state supreme court is weighing in on whether homeowners can sue for the disruption. >>> plus how this week could be a milestone for holiday travel and also some good news for your wallet if you're >>> pg&e ca

. >> reporter: cleveland says google's recent donation of half a million dollars will double the number of students to be trained through the center's citizen clinicorganizations overseas and in the bay area. >> when an outside entity like the clinic can come in and help them stay alive, stay secure, you know, stay away from violence as much as possible, that's a really rewarding experience. >> reporter: it's a different kind of warfare online. for her and like minded others, it's a fight that's impacting lives so their voices can be heard. [ chanting ] >> uc berkeley created this program in conjunction with mit near harvard's campus. since then a network of clinics have grown helping more than 900 organizations who feel vulnerable. by the bay, more than 6,000 students have become cyber protectors through the program's growth. >>> time now in the money watch report. good news ahead of thanksgiving. the cost of your holiday dinner should be a little cheaper this year. the american farm bureau federation says the price of turkeys, stuffing and vegetables is on average 4.5% lower than last year. the white house's also saying that grocery inflation is