and began to sob. understanding. plea. dan kristen sze horrifying as crimes come and hopefully this chapter is over, the family can get some solace. we'll see what the sentencing brings. so shocking. yeah, absolutely. >> thank you, dan. well in vallejo, police are on the scene of a shooting right now. >> according to the vallejo sun, a robbery suspect was injured after being shot in the arm by an officer. this shooting came after a chase. and two car crashes will continue to follow the story and bring you more details as soon as they come into our newsroom in the south bay. >> a settlement in the case of a muslim woman whose hijab was taken away in a santa clara county jail. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey has a look at how the case is leading to changes that will safeguard religious expression. >> a victory for religious freedom in santa clara county last october. asia aden was booked into the main jail and forced to remove her hijab while in custody until she was released. it was the second complaint in two years involving a r

. >> dan and kristen well, you know, it was wet for some folks today and even wetter for others. let me give you a look at the rainfall totals. you can see many locations received only a few hundredths of an inch of rain from this system like oakland and san jose and redwood city. but 3000/600 of an inch of rain was measured in santa rosa and in fremont and danville. 4100. it's more than 4/10 of an inch of rain. so it has been wet in some spots and even now, as we look at live doppler seven, you can see a big gap there, a big break in the activity in the central part of the bay area. but there's a line of showers and even some thunder showers approaching the north bay coast right now. and another line of showers moving through the south bay. so here's what we can expect this evening as we look at the forecast animation. it looks like the activity in the south bay is going to wind down. but a few more isolated showers are likely to move through the north bay tonight. but by about 10:00 tonight, we expect the activity to be all over. we'll get partial clearing overnight and a brigh

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dan and ama all right. >> a lot to come. thank you so much, kristen, for that coverage and large black barricades have started to go up along the embarcadero. it's all part of the security measures for world leaders who will gather at the exploratorium tomorrow for president biden's apec party. one lane on northbound embarcadero is closed to cars between broadway and green streets. officials say commuters coming into the city this week should brace for detours and don't forget, lanes on the bay bridge are shut down because of apec until friday night. >> the closures began this morning and include one lane in each direction from the toll plaza to san francisco. two off ramps are also closed at the fifth street off ramp from westbound 8-80 and the fourth street off ramp from eastbound 80 are closed from 5 a.m. until 9 p.m. every day. an ad for everything from the protest to the street closure and the events. >> uh- abc7 news is your station when it comes to apec 2023. our complete coverage has everything you need to know. you will find it all on the fro

and right now, legal vendors are caught in the middle . good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan. 90 day ban on street vending in san francisco's mission street is now in effect. this ban extends along a large stretch of mission, forcing vendors, including those with permits, to move. abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke with two sellers who are hoping city officials will change their minds. she's in the newsroom. louis. >> that's right. there are at least 116 street vendors who are part of the mission street vendors association. they want the city to delay the ban and let them sell their merchandise outdoors laws for the month of december. they said that's the biggest month for many of them financially. but it doesn't seem like an extension or delay is possible. all the 90 day ban on street vending on san francisco's mission district has begun getting into stose on 24th street spa plaza. members of the recently formed mission street vendors association asked for one more month. >> 116 vendors who are permitted and who have been in this community. some as long as 35 years, some as l

but dan and ama tomorrow, they get right down to work. >> yeah, back to business. okay. thanks very much, kristen and the bay area council is hosting an apec meets california and silicon valley series on the historic klamath floating boat at pier nine in san francisco. >> officials invited world leaders to participate in interactive sessions and engage in various topic discussions. today, a panel focused on focused the conversation on hydrogen power. this week's themes will also include discussion on autonomous vehicles, innovation in health care and the application of artificial intelligence in biotech and life science meetings will continue every day until friday. >> metal fences were put up along the embarcadero today. it's all part of the security measures for world leaders who will gather at the exploratores tomorrow for an event hosted by president biden. a section of the embarcadero around that exploratorium will be closed tomorrow. as you can see, between broadway and battery lanes have already been affected this week to accommodate security preparations at the exploratorium. the embarcad

and what could it say about the value of live sports i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, dan nathan, guy adami and kristen bitterly. >>> the markets may have gotten ahead of themselves this week. shares of wall mart diving 8% they gave cautious guidance for the holiday quarter. but that wasn't the only reason for concern. new data showed home builder sentiment fell to its lowest point in a year. oil prices have dropped 5%, suggesting slower demand and weekly jobless claims rose to a two-year high so, does this mean that the soft landing investors seem to want to be priced into the markets may be a little harder than hoped? guy? >> yes, i mean, it's interesting. so, to answer that question, i think is yes the data suggests that things are slowing down the jobless claims is what you have to focus on this is now a trend, i believe, and i think we're on our way to somewhere between 4.5% and 5% in unemployment and it's not going to happen in a linear way i don't think the market will like that. getting back to walmart quickly. the quarter one fine the only one that might have been disappointing, operating marg

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. its verdict in the case of jose rafael landeta. >> that's right. abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes has been following the story and he joins us now with the details. >> dan? dan and kristine, it was just gruesome. the 34 year old defendant goes by rafa solano. the jury ruling today that he killed the mother of his child in our jailhouse interview. months ago, solano claimed he killed karina castro in self-defense and that she had threatened him over social media. september of last year, on a san carlos street outside her apartment, solano used a samurai sword and slashed repeatedly at the mother of his child, badly cutting her arm and then hitting her neck several times. several witnesses saw what happened. solano initially got away, but then came back to the scene to turn himself in for half the court session last monday. solano spoke in his defense, saying he had no memory of that day, even though he told me something quite different. he denied killing karina castro and even claim

and they go out on a rock tour. it's fantastic. so i think it's fun. >> dan, you're going to be doing that? what are you talking about? >> two things i want whatever kristen'seah and so do they start, dan, with start me up so i never shut me down stones always put on a great show. sandy have you ever been to a rolling stones concert? >> i have not, but they do put on a great show. i've heard from others who have friends and family. larry yeah, they're great. >> they have, you know, and they will this time, even though they're 80 years old and mick runs around back and forth and back and forth as to who would sponsor our world tour. >> i think prevention, yeah, that might be a leading on shoes would be mine. >> all right. >> that's it f 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. lear

dan and karina. we'll continue to report from here all day and all week long. >> all right, kristen, thank you. so important conversations happening today. appreciate it. absolutely. >> all right. abc seven news is your station when it comes to everything, apec 2023, our complete coverage has everything that you need to know. you you'll find it all on the front page of our website, abc seven news.com and part of a successful conference, of course , depends on the weather. we're expecting some rain during the apec summit. >> yeah, unfortunately we are. but let's check in with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian, who's tracking it and telling us how much. >> okay, karina. dan, we're actually expecting several days of rainfall, but with the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, i'm starting with tomorrow and wednesday. that's the focus. this is a level one storm producing light rain, which will arrive overnight. then heavier, steadier rain arrives in the north bay later tomorrow morning. then scattered showers, of course, roadways are going to be slick. here's the forecast animation

and that's where abc seven news anchor kristen sze has been all day, as she has been all week. kristen, another very busy day there. >> it was indeed, dan but guess what? the official business has just concluded just in the last few minutes. let me just go ahead and take out my earpiece because i'm getting a little feedback. but yes, president biden just passed the baton ceremonial lee to peru's president because peru will be playing host to the apec summit next year. but today, there certainly was a lot of political star power here. and it wasn't just biden getting the attention . family photo that happened just right behind me. >> the fact is, it's only together that we're going to be able to make any real progress. any one of us get to zero emissions is not going to change the world. we have to do it together. only together can we keep the goal of limiting warming to 1.5°c within our reach. when got down to business right away. >> he talked about the economic impact apec members have in the world. half of all global trade involves asian and pacific member economies. and then biden pivoted to say that apec members are to blame for a l

dan noyes joins us live now with more from the times interview. plus, he's been speaking with emerson's wife. that's right. >> well, kristen and larry, doctors say for many people the effects of psychedelic mushrooms wear off after several hours, but that they can trigger underlying mental health challenges. in some people. 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 ctrol. when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. >> it was odd. i didn't understand what was going on. >>