they, they called the muskogee creek because they all lived on rivers or creeks and muskogee is the one the english speaking muskogee amity adopted that name for themselves when they were dealing with whites. and so to maintain a sense of historical historical historically faithful flavor, i the term creek in the book. well the creeks had a interesting relationship toward blacks and slavery in general. when the creeks first met english traders in the 16 in the late 1600s, traders from the carolinas, they they began dealing in the slave trade with the creeks did this is before the before blacks from were were brought into the south as slaves the creeks decimated these sma tribes in northeastern florida and either adopt members into their own confederacy or win the case for the majority of those they captured they sold them into slavery to carolina plantation holders. the indians did not make particularly goodlaves. they died very rapidly in captivity. and when the african slave trade began and when african-america slaves began escing from. and it hoped to find succ in the creek country,

crawford's tiffany justice live for us now, muskogee center with more.rning to tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. i do want to show you guys around. it's starting to get busy as you guys can see right behind me. groups of officers are already patrolling around the muskogee center. they are all over surrounded. this area is going to be locked down. we're going to walk and talk with you guys right now to show you guys essentially what this area looks like at this point. you see off to our right, all of those barriers that have been trucked in there are barriers and walls already up, but they're going to be placing more once this really gets going. today is the first day. >> and the town has been busy getting ready earlier this week. they raise pick flag over san francisco to ceremony in security. better barriers have been placed around the muskogee center and the fairmont hotel. the annual apec summit will be the largest international gathering of did you francisco since 1945? the charter creating the united nations was actually created here. the summit

that's a muskogee center right behind me. they're my bill to see.re's a lot of barriers and fencing up in the area right now. but the good news for the traffic is that none of the roads or sidewalks in the area are closed. that probably won't happen until tomorrow evening. now security is very tight here. there's a lot of highway patrol officers. a lot of plainclothes police officers. i saw the san francisco police department, other forces patrolled go by a little while ago. >> and what we're seeing a lot of motorcades going through the area. a lot of the dignitaries who will be attending this year's convey our of the event are traveling between the fairmont hotel to the north of where i'm standing here at the moscone center. and they're doing so by motorcades over the next few days. you're going to see a lot of these motorcades going back and forth. >> as they're shuttling people around. now, back here at the coney center. this is one of 2 security zones that will be set up this week. the first is over the fairmont. and then here at the muskogee ce

now we're live outside of the muskogee center. what what you should know before you plan coming to the city any time between now and when a pack. petaluma police are changing one of their policies in a really big what they're no longer giving tickets for. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news at is next. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. and you can aly

and opened fire on then mayor muskogee before turning the gun on milt. riots and peaceful vigils followed the murders. mourning the loss of two respected leaders. >>> the climate prediction center are showing what are the normal conditions for northern california and then northwest as we head into the first couple days of december. we will see a chance of showers returning to the forecast as early as late tuesday night and early wednesday morning and as i time that out we see clear conditions today and partly cloudy skies tomorrow and here we go, and area of low pressure into tuesday evening and we see scattered showers rolling from offshore and unsettled weather into wednesday and it tapers off as we head into wednesday evening, leaving us with partly cloudy skies and mild conditions. match that with today and we see clear skies this afternoon. enjoy it . we have 60s today from oakland into san francisco and upper 60s and the north bay and low 60s in the east bay in the more south we go, the warmer it gets and we are expecting 68 near san jose with a si

in fact, right behind me, the muskogee center, we see dozens of police officers already inside.e standing guard to make sure nobody is in there without authorization because we're just hours away from the summit starting. take a look at your screen. we want to cycle through some maps for you just to know. just so, you know, all about the road closures. the moscow knee center will be the hot spot as this will be pretty much says 0 for all of the dignitaries, but they also be using hill area as well. if you're coming into the city by way of the bay bridge, it's going to be a mess. look at that. we've already highlighted in red because it's going to be slow and go and 4th and 5th street off ramps that in particular will be a hot spot, a problem area for thousands commuters. another map i want to show you muskogee, hill and barca embarcadero area that will see a lot of slow and go traffic in some streets. rain obviously will be shut down altogether. another one i want to show your. but when a gardens muskogee center, you can see it's just really backed up and even parts of china tow

we're trying to move through this area over to the muskogee centered, right?y are being kind of rerouted around this in order to get to the conference. so it is having a bit of a disruption. they've closed down 5th here between it looks like howard and market. you can't drive through here, but traffic is being rerouted to the west i'm standing off to the east. that's muskogee tree on that whole area is on lockdown right now. and it's a very serious lockdown. they're they're not messing around. they've got a blockades and police checks and car checks. there's you can drive in that area at all. but the kind of where i'm standing right here is supposed to be open. and body language says a lot. and when the camera zoomed in more catches officers, it was reassuring to see that they were in. >> a relaxed posture. yes, they were wearing the right year. they had the zip ties ready in the batons at hand. but it looked like they were at least relaxed for the moment, which hopefully will be the case throughout the day. are you seeing any other support personnel or is tha

people are already coming to the muskogee center right behind us.ay is day 2 of the apec summit. yesterday was a big day as everything got started. we have dignitaries and world leaders from all over in sao francisco with president biden and chinese leader xi jingping expected to meet on wednesday. but it was on saturday. everything got started with the opening remarks from senior officials meeting chair nora time during the opening remarks, todd pointed out the city's connection to asian culture with historic chinatown in a large portion of the population with asian or pacific islander routes, as well as its close proximity to business leaders in silicon valley. >> president biden's decision to host economic leaders in the city of san francisco was a natural one. the city is synonymous with connectivity. it has long been recognized as a gateway to the asia pacific. if there ever was an american city that personified a pack. this is the place. >> now city leaders have prepared for the summit by enhancing security, adding barricades and checkpoints f

crews been busy setting up security barriers around the muskogee center this week. san francisco's expected to see about 20,000 visitors and officials are urging people to avoid driving in the city. the recommending public transportation, but some people say they're skeptical. it will make a difference. >> even >> vicki, because anybody taking public for show. so it's going to be crowded still get to on time. may be it. >> things figure to take longer. next weekend, starting monday night. it will be nearly impossible to get really close to. go in center for people not attending the conference. there will be security checkpoints in vehicles, screenings as well as road closures. and coming up in our 10, 30 half hour kron four's traffic anchor reyna harvey. we'll go in-depth to talk about those closures. what you need to know ahead of next week. >> think it's time come out spend some money and support the communities of what i'm to put the cd. i wo class city. >> yes, francisco's chinatown really buzzing tonight for the neighborhood's first night market opening up just

president biden addressing a muskogee center audience at the summit today. he was still talking about yesterday's historic meeting with china's president. but biden's also trying to focus on what he believes are his administration's key achievements. kron four's catherine heenan reports. >> i acknowledge was a disconnect between the numbers, how people feel about their place in the world right now. >> the biden administration has been frustrated with what it sees as a less than enthusiastic response to an economic upswing. so the president took the opportunity of the apec summit thursday to list some of the highlights. >> the last quarter american economy grew 4.9%. the highest growth rate in 2 years. more people, the united states or the workforce today and any time in american history. >> here's another reason the president has been stressing a stronger economy. many believe it has led to a noticeable shift in the power balance with china's president. in other words president xi jinping needs a few things from us, including more american businesses investi

here's a look at some of the areas in read where it's titus around the muskogee center and several blocks around the fairmont hotel and hill. they will be restricted to the public during a pack and the green area means only authorized and inspected cars will be allowed in city. officials are also expecting protests in the days ahead. >> we respect people exercising their first amendment rights, but we will not tolerate violence and we will not tolerate property destruction. i want to make that very clear. >> they're going to be a lot of eyes and ears from law enforcement on the streets. both uniform and plain clothes to deal with many of the challenges and to ensure the safety of not just the people who are part of a pact, but the residents all over san francisco. the heightened security is scheduled to last through next friday night. >> the city has but many weeks, months, probably years preparing for a pack which is due to bring some 20,000 people to san francisco next week. yeah. but if a single road closure today is any indication the city of san francisco? >> well, it might not be as

he is going to have a full report for us coming up a little later on in the the area around muskogee center and certainly stranger to homelessness. but >> just like during dreamforce, there have been questions on whether or not the city is relocating unsheltered people from moscow knee center ahead of the apec conference yesterday, the city reported there will be additional shelter beds opening up at multiple shelters over the next several days. but the coalition on homelessness says that's actually taking away from an house people who have been on wait lists for months. kron four's rob nesbitt joining us live now with more details on that. rob. >> noel in vicky yesterday, the san francisco emergency operations center told me that the additional shelter beds that were coming on line was already the plan, regardless of a packed. but the coalition on homelessness says the way the city is handling this large event coming to town is the sweeping the issues the unhoused are facing under the rug. san francisco outreach teams are on the streets every day offering shelter and moving people o

now the security zone around muskogee senate will be extended for market street for harrison street and second street to 5th street cars are going to have to be route around the area using a variety of local streets. now, i'm not hill. that secure area will be bounded by clay pine stockton and taylor streets as well as one-block stretch of powell street right between washington and clay streets. traffic detours are going to be primarily using those bounded streets that we just talked about. now, e embarcadero that's going to be close right between battery street and broadway. just give yourself a little extra time. maybe consider even using some alternate routes or even public transportation. i'll send it back to you. still ahead, we're going to explain just how significant the meeting between president biden and his chinese counterpart is going to be for the 2 countries. relations are catherine heenan. >> we'll have that for you in just a few minutes. >> then there's the weather to talk about and how that will affect a next week. it also short term here, how that's going to affect the

for muskogee grammar.and this of course, if you are with joy harjo is her language, which is her muskogee language and. it's something that she sometimes draws upon in her poetry, but it's something that all muskogee people should be able to draw upon. and i you know, i really like to that this work is, it takes a long time sometimes. it is a lot of working within archives records, but it's so fulfilling and important and wonderful when it gets done, it gets transitioned into curriculum and materials that can use. i do also want to say that we have in a few years ago, given point $5 million to the first nations development institute, who worked with 45 nonprofit organizations as native run nonprofit organizations to really focus in on immersion programs, native language immersion programs. and this was key to helping some of these programs really develop teacher training and teacher and developing curricula that could be used within these immersion that will just access and provide more information for the

now the security zone around the muskogee senate will be extended for market street for harrison street and second street to 5th street cars are going to have to be route around the area using a variety of local streets. now, i'm not hill. that secure area will be bounded by clay pine stockton and taylor streets as well as one-block stretch of powell street right between washington and clay streets. traffic detours are going to be primarily using those bounded streets that we just talked about. now, the embarcadero that's going to be close right between battery street and broadway. just give yourself a little extra time. maybe consider even using some alternate routes or even public transportation. i'll send it back to you. all right. you can also follow our coverage of the apec conference on our website kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code on your screen there and it will take you to a page with. >> everything you need to know about a pack all the street closures. plus a list of events. >> in other news tonight, a man is being treated for chemical burns following an apparent explosion

apec ambassador matt murray gave a press conference at the muskogee center today for student reportersrom six local high schools they got to hear from officials and ask questions. >> some 250 students of all ages got a sense of what their future could look like if they chose a career in healthcare. kaiser partnered with san jose state for a health career fair , exposing kids to all kinds of paths, such as nurses and doctors. they also said that events like this can lead to more asian and hispanic representation in the field. >> a lot of our students have no idea what is before them in healthcare today, and the robust options that exist at kaiser permanente so we are so delighted to cohost this, along with our college of health and human sciences, to welcome students to explore their futures. >> over the next few days, kaiser will be hosting virtual hiring events from ohio and south san francisco and daly city. >>> when we come back, why the rock says people want him to cook up a run for the white house. >>> and the first alert forecast, now that we are within the three day window for t

you don't even see a lot of pedestrian traffic, even though you can still go by the muskogee center right now, we are less than one hour away from secretary of the treasury, janet yellen speaking at this. and right now it is ok, we don't see any road closures. let me pull up a live picture for you say, you know, for yourself, you can see for yourself that people have responded years. the bay bridge look at that. it looks pretty empty, right? i mean, you guys are veterans of the morning commute as far as watching it and usually you see it. bumper-to-bumper. never mind a pact just bumper to bumper on any given day. but right now it is empty. so people have responded by either working remotely or taking public transportation. let me quickly cycle through the maps because it could quickly change as the day moves on. and we do expect tomorrow wednesday, possibly even worse. but i can tell you, bay bridge, probably a hot spot for the next several days, especially the off-ramps at 4th and 5th and then muskogee center and not he'll those 2 areas. that's where the bulk of the summit will take plac

got a lot of road closures around muskogee center as well as right there along 80. if you're heading across the bay bridge, we have one lane closed in both the east and westbound directions and that along with this big is your traffic into the city is sending a really early backup there on the bay bridge. still only 30 minutes. just got to get through that weight. our other bridges are rolling just fine. at least richmond center fell only 8 minutes while things doing just fine at the golden gate rain. all right, john, thank you for that. dallas over the bay area sports because the nba comes down draymond green. >> after that fight broke out tuesday night chase center for sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the nba slam the gavel on draymond green last night. the league has suspended him for 5 games by now. you've seen the play the altercation took place on wednesday night during the warriors timberwolves matchup. we had drama before either team scored a point jaden mcdaniels and klay thompson. they got tangled up and started throwing each other around

muskogee center is ground 0. as far as the summit. so avoid this altogether. will be a troublesome spot if you're coming into the city and not hill, that's another area that apec will be doing. a lot of work as far as what's going on. we do expect a lot of closures as the morning moves on. also don't be surprised you're stuck in traffic. there could be protesters because we saw protesters over the weekend and throw on top of that rain. the sudden stop of traffic because there could be motorcades coming through this area. remember a pac has 21 world leaders and they need to be ushered in and out and high securities. so be very patient. my advice to you, it is tough to get up very early in the morning. but this is your best bet. so maybe try to rush it this morning to get into san francisco if in fact, you are driving back to alright, saying >> if you can do that, thank you. well, there are parking restrictions also tightened during that summit. san francisco mta urging residents sign up for text before tow, which would send a message when your car is about to b

you can drive past the muskogee center, but more than likely it will be shut down later on today. and most certainly tomorrow as president biden, we'll be in town again. let me show you video of his previous visit. he was in town just 2 months ago. he was fundraising. he was doing domestic business. but this time when he's in town and we do know that he will meet with china's president tomorrow, it will be basically high stakes talk. you call that high stakes poker because the 2 sides they have not talked to each other in more than a year. they will, of course, talk about the economy as the united states and china. heavy hitters when it comes to global trade. but they also talk about the military and the conflict going on in the middle east right now. we do know that china buys a lot of oil from iran. any ron is a backer of hamas. so president biden will be talking. >> to that china, president chinese president about that. not to mention other things that they have not disclosed. we can tell you there will be a lot of closures today tomorrow and the days ahead because the heavy hi

now in addition to the exclusion zone exclusion zones around the muskogee center in the fairmont, there will also be a temporary zone. >> around on the embarcadero next wednesday when president biden otherworldly leaders pay a visit. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 charles, thank you so much. >> the trial for the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband, paul inside their san francisco home is now underway. david de pap is facing 2 serious charges, including attempted kidnapping kron four's theresa stasi was at the federal courthouse today. she joins us now live from the newsroom with the update. thanks for joining us. i the trial took off quickly today with some big developments. first. >> some new video was introduced into court for the jury to see. and second. >> attorneys for david de pap admitted to the jury that declined did come at a horrible act of violence against paul pelosi but added he is innocent in this federal case holding an evidence bag containing the hammer reportedly used to strike paul pelosi several times in the head fracturing a school

>> this morning on the kron 4 morning news president biden will take the stage at the muskogee center today addressing attendees at the apec summit. the state's public utilities commission is voting today on how much to raise rates for pg e customers. and as mlb owners get ready to vote on the a's, moved to los vegas. fans are still working to keep the team in. oakland will tell you what's happening today. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and it's a big win years to get anything else. yeah. there's a few big stories. >> this morning. get to that in a minute. first want to take a look at the weather. paper was wet, but i saw no rain. so i coming down in the east bay like this. morning out this morning it stopped. but boy, yesterday evening and into the night, john, i certainly heard it our i live. yeah, can timing of it has been so convenient that lease for us as you're getting into work this morning you might see a few wet spots out there from last night showers. but you're not encountering any new rainfall for now.

so the main security zones, going to be centered right around the muskogee center and the fairmont hotelen areas are vehicle exclusion zones, meaning pedestrians are allowed but only offer iv authorized vehicles can enter and only after they are inspected the red areas, the pedestrian control access zone and it's not open to the public. >> individuals seeking to enter this zone. most usually be credentialed as picked leader. attendee a worker of the apec. or be frequenting a business establishment which is open to the public inside this perimeter. in this zone. people will need to be screen to enter. there will be no parking or transit within this zone. there are no private residences within the red zone. >> during a packed 2 lanes of the bay bridge will be shut down from november 14th through the 17th. that's the right most lane, 80 westbound in the left. most lane of 80 eastbound and on the golden gate bridge, the vista point off ramp from northbound 101, which is the very first exit off the bridge on the marine side. also be closed from november 14th to the 18th. during this time, the

they're supposed to be car traffic here, but within a few blocks, the muskogee center, which is to the south of where i'm standing, that area is on lockdown right now. so we've got a gentleman here behind me is getting a little noisy. so i think it's probably a best if we go ahead and send it back to you. and the studio is charles. and that's a good point is that we want to mention that we're not using audio of the >> shouting and protesting going on because we do want to protect from any profanity or anything like that. we know that when things get heated, people get passionate. sometimes things are said that are not appropriate for broadcast right now. let's go out to our other live location because as we said, president xi and president biden are supposed to meet within the hour and there's a huge protests happening right now in woodside, not blocking the street, but along the roadway there and will tran has been falling out. what's going on right i'm in of protesters, thousands of them and i have been told to stand behind the barricades. so we will do our very best. >> to give you

we are so far away from muskogee. a look at the sign right there with the sun on is so tell john the sun is coming out at this time. but couple of days ago before i was in woodside, we were right next to muskogee center. but they pushed as back because all 21 leaders should be in town for a packed with, of course, the most important leaders far as the free world is concerned. president biden, president biden goalless quickly recap what he did yesterday. he was in woodside and he arrived there at around 10:45am. in the morning yesterday. arrival must go on 10. 45 this morning as well to address the delegates. as far as what happened. it was a 4 hour meeting. the most talked about meeting in the world yesterday and president biden, he left feeling good about his agenda because it looks like they're reestablished military communications after sitting down with china's president for 4 hours. and they also talked about trying to curb elicit fentanyl into united states. among other things and he doubled down. he did say tha

you know, traffic around the muskogee center today, not too bad. it's going to get progressively worse as the week moves on. but at the moment, things are ok, a little more traffic this afternoon. then this morning. it is going to get worse as we go. if you take a look behind me here, you can see there's a lot of fencing and barriers up around the moscone center. there's also a very large police presence. now it's going to take a look at some video. the one thing we are seeing today are a lot of motorcades moving back and forth through the area around the county center. we understand that throughout the week there will be a lot of these motorcades with police escorts moving from the fairmont hotel, which is to the north of where i'm standing back and forth between the muskogee center. here is a lot of the dignitaries elected officials and high-profile people are attending this week's apec forum. now, the other thing that we're keeping an eye out for here are protest. we haven't seen anything so far today. i saw one gentleman carrying a sign sort of

now the security zone around the muskogee senate will be extended for market street for harrison street second street to 5th street cars are going to have to be route around the area using a variety of local streets. now, i'm not hill. that secure area will be bounded by clay pine stockton and taylor streets as well as one-block stretch of powell street right between washington and clay streets. traffic detours are going to be primarily using those bounded street. so we just talked about now the embarcadero that's going to be close right between battery street and broadway drivers are discourage to plan your commute accordingly. did give yourself a little extra time. maybe consider even using some alternate routes or even public transportation. i'll send it back to you. well, meantime, protesters are already making their voices heard ahead of the apex summit. a 75 foot banner already hanging above the treasure island tunnel on the bay bridge reading biden and a pack end to fossil fuels. >> demonstrators say about 200 different organizations are expected to participate in protest startin

now the security zone around the muskogee senate will be extended for market street for harrison street and second street to 5th street cars are going to have to be route around the area using a variety of local streets. now, i'm not hill. that secure area will be bounded by clay pine stockton and taylor streets as well as one-block stretch of powell street right between washington and clay streets. traffic detours are going to be primarily using those bounded streets that we just talked about. now, the embarcadero that's going to be close right between battery street and broadway. just give yourself a little extra time. maybe consider even using some alternate routes or even public transportation. i'll send it back to you. well, you can also follow our coverage of the apec conference on our website. >> kron 4 dot com just scan the qr code there on your screen. it will take you to a page with what you need to know about a packed street closures and the list events. all right. want to get you a check your 4 zone forecast now. take a live look out at the bay bridge from the oakland side.

you can see that security checkpoint set up about a block from the muskogee center. security still here on friday, very tight around this area as the apec forum continues. traffic, however, not too bad here in downtown. as we get closer to rush hour this afternoon, might pick up a little bit. but at the moment, not too bad. also, we have not seen any protest today like we have earlier in the week. that's been pretty quiet, although it's still a possibility. we could see some more activity throughout the afternoon. that's going to take a look at some video here. the big news from today this morning at the apec forum is that president biden met with mexico's president andres obrador. they presumably talked about a great number of issues, including possibly migration, which is a hot topic for both countries at press event. the president's met and president biden said that there are many things he would like to talk to his mexican counterpart about. >> so working side-by-side, combat arms trafficking need to come back, tackle organized and to address the opioid epidemic

let me quickly show you some video of another vantage point of muskogee. this is at 3rd and howard, so pretty much they are surrounding this entire area with gates fences, chp officers, secret service has this area could be. could be the safest place in the world or at least that's the hope because we're talking. 21 world leaders. >> who will who will be in town to make up the apec summit. let me show you video. president biden, you talked about that. he actually went on air force one at around 8.20, in the morning our time. so he's still in the air right now. he should land sometime this afternoon. not exactly sure if he will go straight to the summit, but we do know that tomorrow he will have a sit-down with china's president talking about a lot of things could be high stakes poker between the 2 countries. and that is why they want to make sure everybody is safe, including the 20 20,000 attendees 2000 international reporters, mayor breed will be here as well. lots going on. my advice is if you live around this area or you have like saying office and your

there's the muskogee center on the left side of your screen. traffic moving along just fine. they're not having any road closures at this particular time at 3rd. and howard you can literally drive past and through this area and they promise that it would be shut down because of all those dignitaries. but it is so light that you won't have any problems coming through this area. let me pull up a map for you. excuse me. let me pull up a live look of the bay bridge and show you what you can expect. so this is the first week date for a pack. so this will be the test will see how it plays out for the rest of the week. right now it is bumper to bumper on the bay bridge about 20 minutes to cross. but you shouldn't have any problems coming down to the surface streets as the heavy lifting. that would be done a little bit later today. so don't don't be surprised. i should say when you see sudden road closures, many quickly pull up a map and cycle through it for you. just so, you know, the bay bridge that will be a hot spot, particularly the off-ramps of 4th and 5th streets. musk only ce

security zones in san francisco on thursday and friday will be around the fairmont hotel and the muskogee center. again, tonight's event starts about 7.30. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news charles hoping for a peaceful night ahead. thank you so much. >> meantime, a growing number of shops and restaurants in san francisco say the apec summit is bad for business. >> one bar owner is now asking the city to help them recover. $200,000 in lost revenue. they say kron four's ella sogomonian joins us live now with more on how the security measures in san francisco are apparently taking their toll and what the mayor's office has to say about l a >> stephanie, the mayor's office is insisting that a pack is just a short-term inconvenience that will instead bring a long-term economic boost to the city of san francisco. but putting it on the map in this sort world stage. but the business managers as well as owners that i spoke with in the area that is especially secured because of this event are really complaining saying that they are losing on both foot traffic as well as r

so you don't get caught in traffic muskogee center. that's ground 0. it's going to be airtight, not hill. that's also another area that pack summit will be focusing on. we've seen so far this morning. a couple of motorcades, but obviously not dignitaries where we're talking. presidents and prime ministers just yet. but that could happen not to mention protesters. and if there are dignitaries that rolled through here, we do know that they will have a motorcade and they will suddenly shut down the streets because they never reveal their past. so just keep that in mind. but if we could head back out live right now, kron 4, everybody, give yourself a hand because we scared people so much. they're staying away. this looks like a ghost town as it should, because you just don't want to be down here once they start having those road closures, it's all good right now. i've never seen san francisco's so well as far as moving along. >> back to you worked out. looks good. that's well. now there are parking restrictions again, right? if you're going many people won

we're already seeing the type of fencing that has been set up around the muskogee center as well as the fairmont hotel that has now been put up here along the embarcadero. so this is one place. if you can avoid even today, i would recommend that you do so and we looks forward to seeing what comes of these talks tomorrow at the apec summit here at the exploratorium. >> live in san francisco. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you, ella. sure to be a harrowing couple of days here in san francisco. as we know. >> traffic is affected across the bay area because of the summit kron four's reyna harvey has everything we need to know. >> apec is underway in san francisco. so here's what you need to know. let's start with the bay bridge because on 80 eastbound lane, number one, westbound lane. number 5, those are going to be closed until november. 17th interstate highway 80, the 4th street off ramp on eastbound 80 and the 5th street off-ramp on westbound 80. they're going to close until november 17th westbound drivers are advised to use either fremont or 8th street. while those ramps are cl

it is pretty good as far as the muskogee center. we do know that this is ground 0.ou can see there are no closures behind me. there are plenty of police officers moving around here because we do know in several hours president biden will touch down in san francisco. let me show you video of his earlier visit. he's been in town several times already this year with the most recent visit back in september. but this time they think is going to be very important internationally because he will talk to chinese president tomorrow and they will talk about many things. of course, the economy they will talk about trying to resume communications military ways and they will talk about what's going on in the middle east. so it's been a little cold between the 2 nations and president biden will meet with china's president at an undisclosed location. not sure if he'll make any remarks today, but we do know that he will take off from washington, like the heavy hitters will be in town. not to mention president biden, but we do know that south korea's president will also be here. kee

muskogee center as they promise this will be ground 0 and moving around. well, pretty much be impossible today. and the days ahead. and even as i speak look at that, they have mobilized so quickly. i've never seen so many black immaculate suvs rolling through here with their lights. it is going to be air tight. back to you, ok? we'll there at the epicenter of the apec summit. thank you very much. we'll take a closer look at those road closures. yeah, so we've got a map here. you see those 2 areas blocked off the smaller one. that's the fairmont hotel or a lot of dignitaries are staying in. the larger one is around the moscone center. >> you've got different colors. red means no access at all. that's going to restricted to the public. only credentialed attendees are going to be allowed in there. the green zone around the nice enter. that's where only authorized and inspected cars are allowed to drive through everybody else. got to go around and don't forget to some of the surrounding streets will likely see protests throughout the days ahead. so that will a

of course, muskogee center. that's going to be ground 0 for the summit. just stay away from this area. if you possibly can. the other area is not hill. that's going to be a problem spot as well. san francisco traffic top on any given day. but if you throw in 20,000, people attending, not to mention, we do expect protesters to come down here. everyday people who need to work. motorcades. 21 world leaders will be in attendance. you already talked about china president as well as president joe biden. they'll be among the other dignitaries. so motorcades was shut down many locations as well. if you possibly can just take public transportation or possibly even work from home. all next week. and by the way, it's already wrapping up because this summit >> actually starts tomorrow. police officers are everywhere. they're inside outside the sweeping this place to make sure that everybody will be safe. back to all right. well, thank you for that update. now, the reason for all the road closures because of the security as will has talked about kron 4 s charles cliff

for ceo marc benioff at said earlier this year of conditions in the city, especially around the muskogee, centered in turn around. during this year's conference than that, that the three-day conference would not make return again. he was concerned about crime and homelessness. the annual event draws over 40,000 people to the city. but it's going to be back next year. and back now is this live look outside here downtown san francisco. nice wide shots. we could see the clouds in the blue skies. nice to see the sun back today. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details as yeah. make our way through the are 2, it's tuesday. i just saw someone in the elevator. we're like it's tuesday. it's only tuesday. >> funny. when you think really okay. >> i'm live. look outside. blue skies. got clouds out there, but really nice. we are little cool. little below average yet again. that's kind of our story lately. temperatures right now, just 59 half moon bay, 68 in san jose in saratoga. >> we're up to 68 nevado as well you can see san francisco downtown just about 60 degrees. so running a little cool

and howard, you can still drive past the muskogee center for now. i'm sure they will shut it down as the morning moves on. but right now you're good to go. it stopped getting up early in the morning. but if you come down here, i'm sure you will beat the traffic rain. it just talked about the bay bridge. that's the workhorse of the bay area. let's get a quick live look once again of what you can expect if you're coming into san francisco, if you're driving, you can see it's backed up just a little bit at this time. metering lights are on. you're talking about 60 minutes. once you hit that hole all the way across the bay bridge and san francisco. so it's good for now. i'm sure is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. let me quickly cycle through some maps for you just so you know what you're facing if you're coming into san francisco bay bridge should be a hot spot pretty much as the day moves on, especially the 4th and 5th street off ramps. be mindful of that. and then must go nice. enter, of course, this is ground 0. try to avoid this area

now you can see must go nissan or to the left and the right muskogee west, right down the street. so you can still go through this area. no problems. but i was told tuesday and wednesday it will get very thick. so maybe tomorrow, yet most certainly don't want to come down here because they will lock this place down now in or out as far as movements. but for now, it's no problem. let me quickly pull up a map for you just to show you what you're dealing with for the next few days or so. as long as apec is in town moscow. nice. enter that's ground 0. as you mentioned area and then hill. that's another area that they will be working in and out of. so those 2 areas, that's the hot spot not to mention the bay bridge. that's going to be slow and go. but we didn't see any problems today so many people listen to the warnings and took public transportation or working remotely. but we'll see how it goes to the next several days. we understand that president biden will be in town probably tomorrow or wednesday and that will certainly shut things down. but for now, so far, so good work remotel

friday, the only to security zones left in san francisco be around the fairmont hotel and also the muskogee center. so if you're driving in san francisco today along the embarcadero, you might want to just steer clear of the exploratorium pier 15 broadway, that area. it's going to get pretty crowded down here with people trying to attend this event. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, thank you for your coverage. >> the spouses of world leaders that are in the city for a pet will have their own events to attend hosted by first lady jill biden. tomorrow, the first lady's having a brunch at the asian art museum in san francisco. and on friday, she is making her way to silicon valley to hold a program that focuses on mental health at the apple park campus in cupertino. coming up at 3.30, we take a look at how the apec summit is impacting businesses in san francisco. local police say a toddler is recovering in the hospital after they were hit by shrapnel during an attempted robbery. this happened tuesday morning in the trussell glen neighborhood. pol

the forest is also known as willow need its original muskogee name. the city says police will train there along with the fire department. this is where called the city is being built. you can see a large swap is already been cleared and all around the park is a very heavy police presence with cop cars and barricades blocking all the entrances to the park and they're making their presence known. the project is partly funded by the atlanta police foundation. it's an influential private non profit overseen by executives from some of the biggest corporations in the country, like wells fargo 8 and t and delta airlines. they have on check authority to give police militarized. equip matthew johnson is a reverend, an activist in atlanta. so it's really a project driven by money in corporate interest. and the atlanta police foundation is where they bundle that money through. but what do these corporations stand to gain from comp, city, a police state that protects their money interest? that's what it comes down to. and that's what they're building. the capacit

also the muskogee center and a bargain deal.ll stretch right between battery and broadway. keep that in mind if you're venturing into the city, public transportation might be your best bet. 30 woman right for on the san mateo bridge. not seen any major delays there down in the south bay, 1, 0, 1, 85 to menlo park about 64 minutes. so we're steadily climbing 101. 57 minutes along 8.80, salinger down to 37 over in the east bay along 80 crockett down towards the maze just under 30 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 7.48. the time and in the east bay making this a new free water. taxi services in the works between alameda and oakland. the city website says the vision is for this water taxi to shuttle people between the foot of the 5th street area in alameda and the foot of broadway in oakland. it's expected to operate 4 to 5 times per week depending on funding and the season. and that i think would be very welcome for a lot of the folks out there. >> it is 7 48 and in the north bay, 2 horses took a littl

people are asking if folks experiencing homelessness are being moved away from the area near the muskogeeter. same questions of people are asking around dreamforce is well, viewer sending kron. 4 pictures of tense now popping up on streets and neighborhoods where they wouldn't normally be kron four's. rob nesbitt reached out to the mayor's office to see if he's actually being done. he joins us live now with more on what they had to say. hey, rob. >> noel and grant the question about moving those living on the streets also came up when dreamforce was in town and now the apec is next to move into the mosconi center. residents say it's happening again. as san francisco plans for the arrival of thousands at a packed residents of the city say they've noticed more scenes like this. >> posting pictures to social media in claiming that the city has moved and house populations away from the moscow nice enter into their neighborhoods. i reached out to the mayor's office about the complaints. it was told that the city is doing the same work to move people out of homelessness this week that they do e

. >> around the muskogee centering around other locations in san francisco. just contribute to massive delays. some companies are preparing for the traffic chaos by telling their employees to work from home. only am i heard of companies doing this. >> i work for just received notification from our executive staff. just this afternoon. officials recommend everyone to use public transportation. >> muni is rerouting several of its bus services. and bart is adding 8 car long trains to accommodate more riders for transbay trips. just to give people more room and we expect to see higher ridership during the conference because of the impacts to local traffic in downtown go. >> and in the days leading up as we get closer and closer to a pac, we're going to learn more about how it will affect everyone. and their travel to and from work to their homes. so to get more information, you can call 3, 1, 1, or you can visit 5, 1, 1, dot org. and here kron 4 news. we are covering this almost daily getting new information and you can really get the latest information from our