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dion >> larry, how did i get so lucky to score the hottest ticket in town? basically this is the mayor's reception for the president. and first lady. and even better, i get to attend as a civilian, a resident of san francisco, which means as soon as i'm done with my hit for the news at 5:00, i scurry on over across the street where you can see there are members of the secret service. so much law enforcement and more. all of this started early this morning since the wee hours of the morning, the corner of front street and the embarcadero has been abuzz with excitement. >> it's really nice to see all the police and the coast guard and different law enforcement agencies here feel like really good to be here right now. >> hundreds of california highway patrol and sfpd officers secret service members and even a security drone are all in place for wednesday night's apec leaders. welcome reception at the exploratorium, which happens to be across the street from the abc7 news studios. the party hosted by mayor breed for president biden and the first lady is attracti

. >> yeah, that's because we have to deal with dion.usty winds coming up, freezing cold nights and mornings. we just got a beach hazard statement issued as well. so we're going to talk about all the warnings in just a moment. but first, black friday shoppers. let's take a look at the forecast. hope you're enjoying thanksgiving. clear and breezy tonight at 7:00. temperatures in the 50s gusty in the hills later on tonight at 11 p.m. getting chilly and jackets are needed at 1 a.m. 40s and 50s. if you are going to venture out, keep that in mind. all right, let's look at satellite and radar there was a cold front that came through here earlier today. we did have a few snow showers in the sierra. that is long gone. and now behind that trough, high pressure is nudging in. that's what's going to bring us those gusty northerly winds later on tonight. going into tomorrow morning, not too strong right now, 25 miles an hour on mount diablo, but those will be ramping up later on tonight, 7:00 getting gustier in the hills and in solano county over 40

. >> dion you know if we have to be here on thanksgiving, yes i am grateful to be working with peopleike you. oh, thank you, dion. >> always nice to work with you. >> yes, i would hug you, but my spanx are too tight eating cold turkey. >> much information. >> more about that later. >> sandhya, thank you. >> well, here's a question. are you ready for black friday? those infamous black friday brawls, those are not as common anymore. and fewer stores are opening in the middle of the night. but that doesn't mean people are not buying. according to the national retail foundation survey, 74% of americans are expected to shop this weekend. and holiday spending is expected to rise 4% over last year. now, where they are shopping, that is the difference. only 25% say they're planning on heading out to those brick and mortar stores, while 41% will shop only online on local small businesses. hope you will come out to their stores for small business saturday. communities around the bay area are offering special deals. for instance, in san francisco, bernal cutlery has teamed up with craftsmen and

dion well, a bit of a chill is coming our way so it will feel like winter. so let's take a look at our 24 hour daytime planner. you can see 7:00 tomorrow morning. sunny skies, but temperatures in inland will be in the 30s, mid to upper 30s, low to mid 40s from the bay to the coast by noon. well, i won't say it's warmer, but less chilly with temperatures mainly in the upper 50s from the coast to the inland areas. sunny skies throughout the day. finally in the afternoon we get a little bit of warmth. temperatures in the low 60s from coast to inland, but but as we get to 7 p.m, after a couple of hours of darkness, it'll be chilly again. upper 40s, inland, mid 50s around the bay shoreline, low 50s on the coast. i'll give you a look at the seven days ahead in just a few minutes. diane okay, sounds good. >> spencer thanks. the former minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering george floyd has been stabbed in federal prison. the news was first reported by the associated press. derek chauvin was stabbed by a fellow inmate at the federal correctional instituti

and coming up in just a few minutes, abc7 news anchor dion lim will have a preview. >> there have beennd apec events today and at the chinese consulate. well, there have been a few skirmishes overall. the protest have been relatively peaceful from the protests to the president. >> we have it all covered. abc7 news anchor kristen sze is live at moscone center for the ceo summit and abc's seven news anchor dion lim has a preview of tonight's exclusive reception. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena will join us live outside moscone center where the protesters, as we mentioned, were out in force today. and abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is in woodside where president biden met with china's president today as well. >> and about a half hour a

ensign celine dion's first appearance in nearly four years, the advice she gave to a hockey team in vegasod evening and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we begin tonight with the rush to escape gaza for hundreds of foreign nationals including american citizens. who've been trapped in the war zone for more than three weeks. today the border crossing with egypt was open for the first time since the start of the war, allowing hundreds of foreign passport holders and some critically injured palestinians to leave gaza. diplomatic sources tell cbs news that this first batch of evacuations was negotiated by qatar in coordination with the u.s. the news comes as the war between israel and hamas escalates, with a second air strike on the jabalia refugee camp in as many days. hitting a command-and-control center and hitting several members of hamas. the u.n., the human rights office as the strikes on tuesday could amount to war crimes due to the high number of civilian casualties. all this as israeli ground forces push deeper into palestinian territory and israeli defense forces com

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dion well, a bit of a chill is coming our way so it will feel like winter.let's take a look at our 24 hour daytime planner. you can see 7:00 tomorrow morning. sunny skies, but temperatures in inland will be in the 30s, mid to upper 30s, low to mid 40s from the bay to the coast by noon. well, i won't say it's warmer, but less chilly with temperatures mainly in the upper 50s from the coast to the inland areas. sunny skies throughout the day. finally in the afternoon we get a little bit of warmth. temperatures in the low 60s from coast to inland, but but as we get to 7 p.m, after a couple of hours of darkness, it'll be chilly again. upper 40s, inland, mid 50s around the bay shoreline, low 50s on the coast. i'll give you a look at the seven days ahead in just a few minutes. diane okay, sounds good. >> spencer thanks. the former minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering george floyd has been stabbed in federal prison. the news was first reported by the associated press. derek chauvin was stabbed by a fellow inmate at the federal correctional institution i

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larry and dion were tracking those in the north bay right now. let me show you live. doppler seven and we'll talk about what is happening. so strong thunderstorms are moving through the north bay as we speak. so lightning right now going down to street level radar right around penngrove, highway 101, eucalyptus avenue. as we pan around here, you will notice guerneville road near santa rosa airport boulevard. guerneville also seeing some heavier rain falling as we track these cells. they're moving northward. so another batch moving northward towards saint helena at 449. angwin shortly thereafter, we do have some pockets of moderate to heavy rain. sharpe park road in pacifica, south city watch out, the commute is going to be difficult, especially with those downpour hours and an urban and small stream flood advisory for parts of the north bay as they are expecting some minor roadway flooding, low pressure system is finally beginning to move closer to the state. remember, it's been meandering here off the coast for days now. so it's going to finally move on through. but

. >>> finally tonight, we leave you with some good news for fans of superstar celine dion.ard winner made a rare public appearance to watch the nhl's las vegas golden knights take on her home team the montreal canadiens. it was her first public appearance in almost four years after being diagnosed with a rare autoimmune and neurological disorder. she stepped in the locker room to meet the canadien players and was heard encouraging them, just stay healthy, strong. do what you do best. >>> and that's "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm jarred hill in new york. president biden is calling for a pause in gaza, responding to a rabbi asking for a cease-fire during an event in minnesota. administration officials have been advocating for what they call humanitarian pauses in order to free hostages. this comes hours after the rafah border crossing was opened to allow some for

dion let's take a look at what's going on before we get to the cold, i want to point out that we have tonight to 10:00 tomorrow morning to sunday morning, rather. we have elevated wave heights and rough surf. so there's an increased threat of sneaker waves. don't expect many people to be going to the beach with this kind of weather. the wind is calm. the sky is clear. that means temperatures are plummeting in the north bay right now. looking at the 24 hour temperature change, it's anywhere from ten to about 24 degrees colder than at this time last night. so you can see that cold air is settling in san francisco is clear in clear view from sutro tower right now, under clear skies, 55 degrees here in the city and in san jose, it's 50 at mountain view, 50 two half moon bay and 44 at palo alto. and looking back at the skyline, a part of it from our exploratorium camera, 40 degrees in santa rosa and fairfield right now down to 39 in novato, napa, 42 and mid 40s at concord and livermore. one final live view looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop cold overnight with frost likely in

dion cowan, ucla tonight, they're playing right now, the last ever pac 12 football game.re dame, they beat up on stanford a little bit at 11. >> you were in your element, aren't you also. >> yeah. give me some turkey, george. >> kell, listen, only he can talk and eat at the same time and perfectly fine. >> yeah, he's good. >> chris, thank you. well, coming up next on abc seven news, small businesses get their day to shine. how bay area merchants hope to entice you to buy local this holiday season. plus, more israeli hostages are headed home. the new developments tonight in the cease fire between israel and hamas. and the latest on the condition of the former police officer in prison for the death of george floyd. derek chauvin, the target of a stabbing in prison. >> i'm spencer christian. get ready for a deep chill in our overnight hours. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment when abc7 news at to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to

abc seven's own dion lim emceed today's national asian and pacific islander elected officials summit. guests included house representatives ted lieu, judy chu and yong kim as well as high ranking officials from across the us. the goal of the conference is to promote civic engagement for asian americans as well as other causes, including social justice and equal opportu munities. >> what it shows is that apis are becoming civically engaged. they want their voices to be heard and they're weighing in on very important issues like combating anti-asian hate. >> the aapi elected officials summit will run through tomorrow. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, legal troubles are beginning to pile up for a bay area refinery. why it could soon be facing a lawsuit. also a little later, we are entering the holiday season. should you be pushing to the stores on black friday or play the long game and wait it out? we have some expert can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer ski

dion you could indeed say that captivated for many, but frightening for some. >> my camera crew and i were just driving around the city looking for the sights and sounds of apec preparations. when we got diverted to something that sounded alarming at first. 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 assumed it might be a little protest going on because part of the whole apec thing. >> upon closer inspection, it was clear these were artists. this trio's impressive choreography is the work of nonprofit bandaloop, who says they were asked by the city and the transamerica pyramido kick off apec. >> we perform and dance on buildings all over the world. we're trying to bring unity through the joy of public art, the sense of awe and disorientation and disruption is something that we welcome as part of the impact of our work. >> sfpd ch

abc's seven news anchor dion lim has a look at what tomorrow's meeting means. thank you. >> clutching flags representing china and the us. throngs of spectators lined howard street early tuesday, eagerly awaiting chinese president xi jinping. some gathered in protest. president xi's visit during apec marks the first time he and president biden meet in a tension filled year between them. >> they've got by lateral issues. they've got regional issues, they've got geopolitical issues that are sources of friction in the relationship. up. >> lily mcelwee of the center for strategic and international studies says while the talks should be considered procedural, i don't think we're going to see a lot of deliverables. >> they should also be seen as dialog to opening communication on many issues, including ones important to san francisco and silicon valley. americans care a lot about tiktok for example. think that tiktok is just one one of a number of technology issues that may or may not be discussed on ai. however, we may see move to begin the dialog of how to set cont

the shutdown and subsequent dion begin at 7.45. as westbound cars begin slowing down and then stopping just west of treasure island with president joe biden in town for a pack. the highway patrol was ready for something like this, but they say they couldn't prevent it. we were not caught off guard. this was something that we are anticipating happening. we were here within a couple minutes. >> but they were planned. they work together. they brought their vehicles to a stop on the freeway and that got accomplished within seconds. the chp says many protesters threw their keys over the side into the bay requiring numerous tow trucks to clear abandoned vehicles off the bridge as more than 80 demonstrators were arrested, those behind them who are not affiliated with the protest were stopped in their tracks. >> i will say my take on but i need to get one. >> it's a cause that i am fully willing to be paused for. this is a small lift life my commute westbound 80 was fully reopened at 11. 45? >> when the chp had cleared protesters and aband

dion lim today on getting answers. we're learning more about that massive 6.7 magnitude earthquake that struck just south of the philippines. we'll also chat with a travel expert as holiday travel season ramps up, how you can maximize your points and credits on your flights. but first, it is the very last day of the apec summit in san francisco. so for the very latest on all of the wrap up, let's get to abc7 news anchor kristen sze who has been in the thick of it all. all that action all week long at the moscone center. kristen almost a sigh of relief. we're almost there almost. >> ian that's right. the leaders have all gone away now. they've left, right? some are flying home. but let me tell you, the negotiators are still hard at work. they're not done. they're still trying to hammer out that formal statement, that formal agreement that usually comes out of these things so they can all say we agree to some principles as we all signed patterson was on the back. this is where we're going to go. moving forward. so they'r

anchor dion lim joins us with the details. plus, we're a little over a week from thanksgiving.to have expert advice on holiday travel. why this year will be different than last year. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. dan? excellent. >> we will. karina, thank you. and you can download the abc7 app or just head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. and if you're watching us here on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next. sandhya patel, all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> enjoy this nice shot outside. >>> tonight, breaking news. is there a plan in the works right now to get the hostages, including americans, out of gaza? what president biden is now saying tonight. >>> and the march for israel in washington. tonight, tens of thousands showing their support for israel amidof

the architect, dion, 5 months, has designed the largest and highest 3 d printed building ever. it's made possible through the use of steel girders. a new development in 3 d printer construction this as a result of special attraction is american experiment. with this construction method to you and find out exactly what you can create within the guidelines of some very simple architecture requirements. that's not possible with any other technology. and that's what drove us, how things could feed the owner and developer is a real estate agent who wanted to build something new and innovative. on the landmark site, the price was high, so we needed to know that it would generate a profit to you. i'm here it is because i'm 3 invested a total of $2500000.00 euro is here, including the land in front, and i can't tell you what it would have cost if we had built conventionally equipment. because we switched to 3 d printing relatively quickly. each time i just wanted to know, can i make it economically viable with 3 d printing figures this and i did. i people came on best option because th

the airport for the arrival of president biden and china's president xi and abc seven news anchor dionland will have a look at the impact on traffic all around the city. >> we begin with abc seven news reporter zach fuentes. zach yeah, air force one got here around 130 this afternoon. >> so much coordination, nation security, logistics went into that landing and the landing is only the very start of what's going to be a very busy visit for president biden. he walked down the stairs of air force one to be greeted by many local familiar faces that included governor gavin newsom, first partner jennifer siebel newsom, congressman kevin mullin and san francisco mayor london breed. he got to speak with the leaders for several minutes

a said, dion some week is, is it something that's really something on the many reasons for the why? i strongly believe that it was well if you thought i was being bored. 70 us a week, you marginalize a large portion of the engine population. doctors the women see right now of women office, the patient in the workforce is not very high and it'd be a trying to been part of more and more women to come out. and, well, why do they comprise 50 percent of the, of the population? only about you do a very small percentage of them actually a box to fit in the workforce and, and post by let me receive that and i'm going to have a pretty cheaper sense of humor deep if it's all. and we're trying to increase that when we expect women to put in 70 hours a week. uh, you know, it's, it's kind of taking away a lot of a bit of all the responsibilities, right? that may be helpful is they have family usually have it in the care. so pretty much, you know, once you put that on this, on the women instead of encouraging them to become part of the will force you kind of clipping the we do. the other thing is

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not going to say i told you so but no dion. pete: you did tell us. will: two games. a lot of hyper.ichigan takes on maryland without jim harbaugh, a big noon kickoff will be live. at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the kickoff is at noon. speaking of protests, we introduce you to the marxist funding anti-israel rallies. rachel: migrant mayhem brings big bills and budget cuts to the big apple. putting safety on the line. pete: palmer row with the impact next. lack friday every y we've got deals on samsung appliances fit for any kitchen and - any budget so you can open up the possibilities. shop black friday every day deals now. in store and online. look who saved slider sunday again! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another

you've watched the video where a jewish student is calmly walking through the dion, in the crowd harvard has staged, he's walking through there peacefully and people start boxing him in and touching him and keeping him where he is and yelling at him. colleges have to punish that behavior. >> sean: i never thought we would be debating on this program whether or not it's okay to support terrorist organizations. those that have a charter to destroy innocent people. those that are involved in terrorist acts, i never thought that would be something that would need to be debated but apparently i was way wrong. never underestimate the left, and their ability to shock and surprise you with their hypocrisy. anyway, thank you both. coming up, years after major league baseball, remember, they caved to the woke mob out of georgia. they refused to hold the all-star game there? guess what, major league baseball, they are now changing their tune. we've got their new announcement coming up straight ahead. . - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? ha

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 assumed it might be a little protest going on because part of the whole apec thing upon closer inspection, it was clear these were artists. >> this trio's impressive choreography is the work of nonprofit bandaloop, who says they were asked by the city and the transamerica pyramid to kick off apec. >> we perform and dance on buildings all over the world. we're trying to bring unity through the joy of public art, the sense of awe and disorientation and disruption is something that we welcome as part of the impact of our work, sfpd chief bill scott has warned those who choose less legal forms of distraction because t

the shutdown in subsequent dion began about 7.45. as westbound cars began slowing down and then stopping just west of treasure island with president joe biden in town for a pick. the highway patrol was ready for something like this, but they say they couldn't prevent it. we were not caught off guard. this was something that we're anticipating happening. we were here within a couple minutes. >> but they were planned. they worked together. they brought their vehicles to a stop on the freeway and that got accomplished within seconds. the chp says many protesters threw their keys over the side into the bay requiring numerous tow trucks to clear abandoned vehicles off the bridge as more than 50 demonstrators were arrested, those behind them who are not affiliated with the protest were stopped in their tracks. >> i will say my take on but i need to get one. it's a cause that i am fully willing to be paused for. this is a small lift life my commute by 11. 45 all protesters and abandoned vehicles were cleared. >> and the chp fully reopen wes

dion lim emceed the national asian and pacific islander elected officials summit. it guests included house representatives ted lieu, judy chu and young kim, as well as high ranking aapi officials from across the us. the goal of the conference is to promote civic engagement for asian americans as well as other caucuses, including social justice and equal opportunities is what it shows is that aapis are becoming civically engaged and they want their voices to be heard, and they're weighing in on very important issues like combating anti-asian hate the aapi elected officials summit will run through today. coming up next on abc7 mornings. get those shopping carts ready. why you should shop differently ahead of the holidays. this year as we count down to black friday. we'll explain coming up. and here's a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. you see not a cloud in the sky, but we do see that american flag blowing in the wind there. expect some breezy conditions later today. lisa we'll have your forecast coming up. >> it's your chance to save big on a new toyota

they beat the group winners denmark 2—0 in belfast — dion charles with their second.adium. not only must robert page's side defeat turkey on tuesday, they must also hope croatia lose or draw to armenia on the same night. wales currently sit in third place in their group, five points behind turkey and two points back from croatia, with one round of group fixtures remaining. if we continue to talk of playoffs, we'll just call the if we continue to talk of playoffs, we'lljust call the game off on tuesday. that's our mentality and attitude. we are fully focused on the job we got. you just spoke about regrets, we don't want any regrets on that final whistle blows tomorrow evening, because we want to take control of it ourselves. the last thing we want is to not give a level of performance we give to croatia. that would be a devastating blow for us to take. so we can control what we can control, and that's for us to give a performance that will win us the game. this time last year, the men's world cup in qatar began, which, if you'll remember, had to be moved to the winter

gone, and some asian american leaders and organizations came together for an event at and abc7's own dioneed the national asian and pacific islander elected officials. summit guests included house representatives ted lieu, judy chu and young kim, as well as high ranking aapi officials from across the us. the goal of the conference is to promote civic engagement for asian americans as well as other caucuses, including social justice and equal opportunities. >> what it shows is that apis are becoming civic engaged. they want their voices to be heard and they're weighing in on very important issues like combating anti-asian hate. >> the aapi elected officials summit will run through today. well the second test flight for the spacex starship ended in an explosion minutes after launching on saturday. the spacecraft is designed to bring nasa astronauts to the moon, as abc news reporter phil lipof explains, some people are calling the launch a win for space x. >> spacex launched its mega rocket starship saturday morning from south texas, its second test flight to one company officials then separ

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they beat the group winners denmark 2—0 in belfast — dion charles with their second.d at auction? it includes his one from the final. the trophy�*s not included, i'm afraid. not sure if they've been washed. they're expected to fetch more than £8 million. no guesses what the most expensive game worn shirt is, maradona's �*hand of god' jersey, which sold for a little over seven million. a portion of the proceeds will go to charities. a huge sum for what is essentially six pieces of unwashed fabric, basically. i have got some pretty messy shirts. i have got some pretty messy shirts. i would prefer if those were watched. exactly. thank you very much. it is astonishing, football memorabilia, movie memorabilia. don't ever throw anything away. what do you do with one of those? frame it, hang it in a museum. still only six of them, not that many. carol is the weather. rumours are that it carol is the weather. rumours are thatitis carol is the weather. rumours are that it is getting a bit chillier. that's right. you might need all six of these shirts at once! as we head toward

host: another one, dion says lifetime appointed judges welcoming an ethics code without oversight tor unethical actions is what we got from the u.s. supreme court this week. guest: i mean, that's not inaccurate. the lower courts have been policing themselves that are not great. but at least, i will give an example and nothing like this is happening as far as the court there was a harassment scandal in 2017 from a judge in the ninth circuit in san francisco. there is a law that says when there is a complaint filed against a judge, the chief justice of the united states, john roberts has the ability to move that. chief justice moved the complaint to judges off the west coast. he moved it to be second or third circuit on the east coast. the judge resigned which was the right outcome. but there should be someone else besides the nine policing the nine. host: let's go to joseph in boston, massachusetts on the independent line. caller: good morning. doesn't that $16,000 of income have to be reported to the -- given that $16,000 of income has to be reported to the irs -- i assume he didn't

host:er o, dion says lifetime appointed judges weoming an ethics code without oversight to police theirctions is what we got from the u.s. supreme court this week. guest: i mean, that's not inaccurate. the lower courts have been policing themselves that are not great. but at least, i will give an example and nothing like this is happening as far as the court there was a harassment scandal in 2017 from a judge in the ninth circuit in san francisco. there is a law that says when there is a complaint filed against a judge, the chief justice of the united states, john roberts has the ability to move that. chief justice moved the complaint to judges off the west coast. he moved it to be second or third circuit on the east coast. the judge resigned which was the right outcome. but there should be someone else besides the nine policing the nine. host: let's go to joseph in boston, massachusetts on the independent line. caller: good morning. doesn't that $16,000 of income have to be reported to the -- given that $16,000 of income has to be reported to the irs -- i assume he didn't report them.

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