with more is abc 7 news reporter david louis. against mounting evidence that addressing climate change needs global action, more countries are making commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. many, however, remain goals compared to the u.s. and other leaders. cop26, the un let mitch submit is more than that. it is also where private industry, government and other agencies gather to share knowledge, strategy, and progress. the bay area quality representatives to scotland. it is believed that local efforts will have the greatest impact. >> the great progress will be made at the local level to make sure that our communities are of the decision-making, that our cities and counties are continuing to make those efforts to affect that change. david: he is the cochair of the climate reality project's bay area chapter. she has a top agenda priority for the climate summit. >> drawdown fossil fuel use. the solutions out there with renewables and clean energy are cheaper, more effective, they create more jobs. david: she calls that low

david louis tells us about how free museum tickets might overcome the fear of getting a shot. en's discovery museum in san jose can be an educational and fun experience. it could also be a way to entice the five to 11-year-olds to get vaccinated. >> for parents, it is a much easier thing to tell your children you are going to get a vaccination but we are all going to the museum together. that is a much easier selling point. david: the executive director thought what a great way to overcome kids's reluctance about shots. she shared the idea with the health trust who have agreed to help underwrite the cost of free museum tickets for the entire family. those tickets for nonmembers normally cost $15 per child. >> we put low income households, undocumented residents, communities of color, those who are the most vulnerable, we put them at the center and this is what this pop-up will be doing. david: details are still being worked out, with a golden stage the pop-up event possibly in early december. it's an innovative approach to turn a potentially intimidating process to one that wil

cracks david louis spent time at an orchard to learn how a grower can't wait for the global climate summithis livelihood. >> we are reaching critical, quite honestly. i lost money last year. >> that is the lassie to remember. the second generation grower is facing the multiple challenges of higher labor, packaging, and shipping costs. andy's orchards is a 70 acre operation. his major crop is being cherries, the more susceptible to weather caused by global warming. >> they need some sleep. they have been shaken in the middle of the night. they don't know if they want to go back to sleep or whatever. they are confused. in that case, it usually translate to a poor crop. >> crop yield has suffered six out of the last eight years. are you suffering as the environment changes? >> in some cases, yes. >> to bolster agriculture, experts have been warning to buy local farm products. but expert believes it will shift what has grown. >> i think there will be a radical shift in the kinds of crops we grow. i don't think it will illuminate agriculture. we may be growing fresno. >> he's focused on feeding

reporter david louis has a surprising look at what is already out of stock. david: even with christmas six weeks away, online shoppers are encountering big disappointment over 2 billion out of stock notices over the past month. >> i think it will continue honestly to the holiday season and beyond. david: he is director of adobe digital insights, which tracks tens of thousands of online retail sites and transactions. the most frequent out of stock categories are electronics, jewelry, apparel, home and garden, and pet it is all tied to u.s. ports backed up and supply chain issues, and slow delivery of goods, including computer chips. toy sales shot up 50% last month compared to a year ago. >> now i am worried about it. i think i will just try to figure out what i can get. i think we'll have to get creative. david: there is probably nothing worse than an empty shopping cart with her at the store or online so experts are saying that a lot of people may end up having to get gift cards instead. gift cards give the recipient the option to get a scarce item later when

reporter david louis shows us how this particular school has escaped the teacher shortage. nate. there is no teacher shortage. gabby is one of nine at the school recruited through teach for america bay area which looks for college graduates who may not have plan to be teachers. >> teaching is a rewarding career. even if you are not what to do it the rest of your life. david: originally a public policy major she's in the second year of teaching sixth grade english and social studies. her passion was to focus on educational reform. being in the classroom will give her more insight into what is needed. >> a lot of the change starts in the classroom and then the districts and then we can move it to bigger scales. ensuring students are cared for, there is equity within our schools. david: teach for america bay area has been working with oakland, san francisco and others where teacher vacancies are a challenge. it provide support in teacher coach ray mayes. he was also a teach for america recruit. >> having educators of color really allows for students to educate and thrive in cla

david louis, abc 7 news.y area and the planet, for that matter. you can see our climate watch coverage on the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. downloaded wherever you stream. ama: one last check of our weather for the evening. dan: yes, spencer is tracking it. more rain coming question mike spencer: a sprinkle on saturday morning in the north bay. but more measurable rain will come next week. tonight we have mainly cloudy skies and a little fog. lows in the mid-40s to the high 50's. highs tomorrow and the bright skies but with clouds lingering. low 60's at the coast. mid-60's at the bay. upper 60's inland. saturday morning may bring a sprinkle or two in the north bay, but the weekend will be mainly dry. we set our clocks back one hour saturday morning -- sunday morning as we fall back to standard time, system will arrive bringing rain monday evening through tuesday. we start to dry out mid-week next week. ama: sounds great. thank you so much, spencer. dan: alright, sports director larry beil is back. larry: m

. >> david louis, abc 7 news. >> still ahead, are you beginning to get into the holiday spirit?e there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful! come outside. i'll introduce you. definitely the one! introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >> a christmas tree from northern california is on its way to the u.s. capitol. first, it did a stop in sacramento. the tree is from the six rivers national forest in crescent city. it is a white for nicknamed sugar bear -- fir nicknamed sugar bear. it will appear on the the holiday season. >> the holiday ice rink in union square held its opening celebration this morning. the holiday ice read will be the only outdoor rink in san francisco this season. special events include free beginners lessons, 80's themed flashback fridays and drag queens on ice. it will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. you must be vaccinated to get in. always fun. >> world news tonight w

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f one race fee for president journey infant tino and tournament ambassador david beckham were amongst the fans sadies. dr. louis hamilton won by nearly 25 seconds ahead of rebels max. the stipend ah main stories now ensued on an agreement has been signed to reinstate to post liter abdullah. hum dock as prime minister, general abdel for tucked behind. ugly to restore the plan, transition to civilian rule, spend nearly a month since the military seized power, dissolving the interim government and declaring a state of emergency. weasels are, i'll gladly, garland for moment. when i 1st accepted the designation as inter and prime minister, i realized the road was not strong with roses, it would be a daunting task brought by risks and danger. however, by joining hands, we can all reach a peaceful place. we can all prevent our country from plunging into the unknown. we should all come together to let these people decide who will take and hold the reins of power. but crowds have been marching in a capital hard tomb and other cities after the largest opposition coalition. the country rejected the deal. a doctor's commit

infant tino and the tournament ambassador david beckham are amongst the fans present. mercedes driver louis hamilton won by nearly 25 seconds out of red bulls max for stopping and he's waiting to go for all the latest on our top stories and more al jazeera dot com. ah, just a quick look at the headlines for you now and we've fallen development since it on this evening. a prime minister, abdullah ham dock has told al jazeera that he will be able to form an independent transitional government just hours after being reinstated to office. he signed an agreement with the country's military chief to return to a plan transition to civilian rule weeks after the military seas power. ham dock says that there will be elections within 18 months. few local members, either in the cold concept of the upcoming government is that it will be a technocratic government, made up of sudanese, qualified professionals about, well, half years are left out of the transitional period. therefore, or the upcoming government or gordon to me should focus on very specific issues, chiefly the completion of transition into

louis to ferguson, missouri and went down a stretch of road called the david dorn highway in memory ofnt out during the riot and tried to protect businesses in the area and killed by the mob. these things are things we should not forget. we shouldn't forget people like david dorn. and, you know, the problem is that the media, that tries to cover over for this sort of thing. the political activists who cover it over. the media who say that mainly peaceful burnings and mainly peaceful looting, the thing is and you can see this yourself in a place like ferguson, these places don't move on. you still see the places where they burned the buildings in 2014 after one lie. they are still there burned. they are still burned down. the lots are still empty. like missing teeth. this is the problem in this country. political activists and portions of the media lie and then they move on. but the places that are riddled by the lies that they have perpetrated do not move on. they don't get to move on. it's the lying parts of the media and the activists that do. and we should hold them responsible. the

david: welcome back to "the big sunday show", high-end retail stores in san francisco targeted by looters the thieves ransacked and nordstrom in louisy is if you come to our city to commit those level of crimes, you will be held accountable. you will be brought to justice. >> of course in new york city vandalism hitting more of new york city neighborhoods, vandals damaging property in the new york city neighborhood known for supporting police and protest of the rittenhouse verdict. when it comes to this first of all you hear from the new york city mayor or mayor elect eric adams who says there from outside the neighborhood. i'm not sure how he figures that out but as someone will certainly walk the streets of new york, when you see this happening or you hear from the police officers what do you think they are saying in these neighborhoods? >> when you come to new york as a tourist it's great to talk to the police, i wish there were more of them. but really in new york at the very, very big place, thereby burrows. once again borders are coming into this, it's amazing, are they sneaking in from queens and brooklyn coming up from that

david warner helped australia chase their target down with an over to spare. warner was named player of the tournament. talk about match winning performances, take a look at this from wales wing louisanada 51—12 and it was a debut to remember for heather cowell as she crossed over twice for the roses on her home ground. despite the high scoring, canada made them work for it. scotland beatjapan 36—12 — rhona lloyd diving over the line for their final try of the game, the scots playing in front of a crowd in edinburgh for the first time in two years. chelsea are just a point behind leaders arsenal in the women's super league after beating manchester city 4—0. the pick of the goals came from fran kirby as the blues dealt city another heavy loss. chelsea are now unbeaten in their last six matches. and the end of an era for a motrocycling legend. after 432 races, 115 wins and nine world titles it's arrividerci to italian valentino rossi, the 42—year—old bringing his career to a close with a victory lap in valencia. multiple world champion taking all the applause from the 75 thousand crowd as he rode an ovation lap in spain. he started his career back in 1996. i covered motogp in spain a