but let's check in with jobina tsay. we're doing traffic this morning.good morning, everybody. so we are going back to mass transit because i do have an update for you. it's actually capital corridor that is experiencing the issue right now. so a train. 532 excuse me. 523 stopped near the it looks like martinez so just a heads up for you. that's a part of your commute that's going to be a little bit of an issue. and slow down this morning. but bart muni are running on time elsewhere. this is a live picture in san jose showing you live. look at 280 for our roadways. they are pretty clear. a big backup though, at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 534. we also have a wind advisory issued for the bay bridge, the dumbarton bridge and the altamont pass. but other than that, you're looking fairly clear for the most part. reggiane kumasi. thanks jobina. >> new this morning, one person has died after a double hit and run crash in oakland. the california highway patrol says around 1030 last night a rental zipcar crashed into another vehicle sout

tsay.c7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> we are nationally known institution in the community 8-80, so we'd like to get a little more respect. >> richardson says her family owned business marcus bookstore in oakland deserves better after a puzzling smash and grab burglary on sunday. the crime was caught on the store's security camera, showing a well-dressed person breaking the window, then helping themselves to some reading material. >> and then when you look at him, how calmly he just takes the books out of the window and then walks away. richardson says the suspect stole only four books and used this 10 pound piece of asphalt to bust the window. i can't explain that except that the window was $1,200. the books were about 80. i don't know. i don't think he was on drugs. i don't think he was drunk. he was black. so hopefully he's not a hater. >> during the break in, the thief also broke the stained glass panel, created by blanche's brother, billy. >> well, yeah. i take it per

tsay and what you actually see is that you have more animosity from the us side currently chinese relations, if you look at the trended data that we also showed in the report, they've really steadily been improving over the last few months, which might catch a lot of people off guard. and there are a number of reasons we can talk about that. but even as that seems to offer an opening us us opinion about china seems to have hardening its often recently a little bit. but there are major partizan divides in that softening which you know, might create problems for really trying to make any progress going forward for sure. >> so am i looking at this right that more than 50% of americans see the us through the unfriendly enemy lens? right. and only under 20% see china as friendly or an ally. and among chinese, it's less than 50% that view the us as unfriendly or an enemy. and of course, more see the us as an ally and friend. but overall, still more red on both sides. but let's take a look at how this has evolved in the us over the last year and a half or so. so explain to us what we're seeing her

this is what joseph tsai had to say on the call, saying circumstances have changed, the company musting cash to make investments because in the ai- driven world to develop a full-blown business based on a very networked and highly skilled infrastructure, it requires investment. but let's also go into the bloomberg terminal and look at the cash file alibaba has -- pile alibaba has. have record levels of cash right now because this is a company that's kind of pulled back after three years of covid zero, three years of very tough punishing regulatory crackdown have pulled back, they have accumulated cash -- pulled back but they have a cumulative cash. if they don't have the ability to stockpile those ai chips, they want to go heavily into ai, where is that cash going to go to? so many questions. that's why investors were left scratching their heads when this was suddenly announced that the earnings press conference -- the analyst call. people with one hand scratched their head as to why this happened and the other hand hit the sell button. the stock was down 10%. shery: it was an earnin

evening from sutro tower, looking out over san francisco, where it's currently 60 degrees, also 60 tsayd and 61 mountain view, san jose, 66 mich upper 50s at palo alto and half moon bay. clear lovely view from mount tam looking down onto the bay and portions of san francisco. 59 degrees right now at santa rosa a mild 61 at concord at 63 at livermore, mid upper 50s at fairfield and napa and novato. and the view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero all clear evening and these are our forecast headlines. clouds will increase tonight and tomorrow. first wave of rain arrives on tuesday mainly in the north bay and more rain will follow with showers wednesday through friday. so it's going to be quite a wet week, except for tomorrow. overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 40s on the increasingly cloudy skies. there'll be some bright spots in the sky tomorrow, but clouds will be around as well. highs will range from mid 60s around the bay shoreline to mainly mid and upper 60s inland and maybe 1 or 2 locations will top out at 70. so the first wave of stormy weather

summit has now concluded after a full week of warm greetings publicly and tense negotiations privately, tsay this final day offered one more opportunity to build relationships and clarify priorities on a one on one basis. the leaders have departed after a whirlwind several days. president biden took off on air force one from sfo early this afternoon. this comes after his final engagements today hosted the leaders retreat where he formally transferred the apec chair role to the president of peru, where the summit will be held next year. i'd like to take a moment to pass the ceremonial torch from the united states to peru. >> i hope to see each and every one of you in peru next year in arequipa, in the sacred valley of the incas. >> he also held a one on one meeting with mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador. the clear priority was cooperating to end drug trafficking. president lopez obrador pledged to stop ingredients used in fentanyl from passing through his country into the us. >> we're working side by side to combat it arms trafficking, to combat it, tackle organized crime, and to

the butterball turkey talk-line is back for its fourth tsay second year.ing us live now is one of the talk-line supervisors, mary alice coffey, who's been doing this for 30 years. and mary, you're already in the kitchen. where are you right now? >> yes, thank you. welcome. we are in the butterball turkey talk-line kitchen. the official kitchen at butterball and we're here getting ready. we are building calls outside the kitchen at the talk-line center. we have over 52 home economy artists and food professionals and educators. all these with food backgrounds answering all the calls. and it's been busy all day. >> i love it. the big day is tomorrow. now, if you haven't started thawing your turkey out, is it too late? >> no, it's never too late. so not to worry. just go ahead and leave your turkey in the original package like this. set it in a cooler in a tub of cold water. just cold tap water. it could be left in your sink. you don't have to do anything special to it. you just change the water every 30 minutes and it will take 30 minutes a pound to thaw out

tsay you can use you can basically once you have it, you can ask it. you can have it iterate, you can make it more formal, you can have it, summarize your text for you. you can continue to iterate on your prompts. and as you probably saw, it's a very simple ui that even my 13 year old son uses on a daily basis. >> okay, but simple enough for 13 year old. maybe it's simple enough for me. i want to know what is it trained on? because there are concerned, as you've heard in these ai stories about artists who are worried that they're not compensated for images that they originally created and how it ended up in big data. >> yeah, so a great question. so we use we use a collection of our own proprietary models. we also connect with, you know, the leading global lms like chatgpt and then we actually have an ecosystem within canva that we're bringing in third party applications to our training data on, on other aspects. and so we use a collect to use to build canva. and once again, that platform form within canva, we have you can actually choose whether you w

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and so even though they sell mostly tsay musical instruments and vintage instruments, they made thischain for apec. and it actually i don't know if the camera can pick it up, but it says apec, sf 2023 on the side of the keychain. so just a sweet little memory of people's experience at the summit that is really cool. >> and hopefully this will inspire some folks to go out and support so many of these local businesses here in san francisco . i know there's been some concern, especially for those businesses that are in the highest security zone around moscone center of, you know, well business have to take a hit because people are being deterred from coming down here. we showed the video just moments ago of president joe biden landing at sfo and just seeing how many members of the media were there on the tarmac. do you have a sense of how many members of the media will be in town for apec? how many of those swag bags they'll be handing out? >> well, you know, they really haven't prepared enough swag bags for all the media because when i went down to the basement of city hall where they

joining us live now to discuss her legacy tsay and the implications of another veteran departure, abc7 news insider phil matier. hey, phil. >> yeah, this is a sea change. we're just watching it slowly happening, but it is definitely happening. a complete transformation of the congressional delegation out of california and particularly the bay area. >> let's you know before we dive deeper into that, tell viewers just a little bit real quick about anna eshoo. right? i think she's 80. she's been in that role for 30 years. right >> that's right. and you know, i would say of the bay area congressional delegation, she is probably one of the least assuming she's rarely in front of the cameras. she tended to do most of her work behind the scenes. and in washington, she was very big on the health issues and bringing us affordable health care under president obama, she was big on tech issues, which is understandable since her district included silicon valley. as a matter of fact, her rise in washington sort of corresponded with the rise of silicon valley, not just as a economic engine, but as a

tsay. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in a smoky novato tonight with the story. cornell >> yeah. hey, dan and karina this controlled burn is still going. check it out. high on a ridge above novato and highway 101. certainly got a lot of attention today. lots of smoke considering that another burn yesterday impacted air quality. firefighters say the work needs to be done. we take fire with us as we come out instead of taking all the heat as you go in, big flames and plumes of smoke rising from remote big rock ridge near novato, more than 50 firefighters weren't trying to put it out there, making the fire grow there. >> throwable ignitable devices. so we can get more penetration and depth for our burn. >> i think once we get the edge buttoned up, then we can start working those interior sections. >> like you were doing. >> this controlled burn operation under the command of battalion chief grant groneman to eliminate acres of dry manzanita and chaparral those fuels when they burn, they're incredibly powerful that getting in here and reintroduce the fire under contr

but the contra tsay around how to pay for it persists. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is in the newsroom with a closer look at the issues here suzanne. >> so dan, everyone at city hall seems to agree that san francisco needs a lot more police officers, but they disagree strongly on how to get the money to hire them. it's so contentious that the supervisor who originally introduced the plan ended up voting against it. supervisor matt dorsey says he first introduced a measure to boost the number of police officers in san francisco. >> make sure that we're delivering on the promise of a fully staffed police department and that we were doing it right out of the gate. we would have been solving this problem in the next budget cycle. >> but then supervisor asha sapphire introduced an amendment to dorsey's measure. >> currently, the proposal, as it was anticipate noted, didn't have a funding source. so going into an $800 million deficit, which we are facing in our city, the question was how are we going to pay for a recruit fund and to inc

tsay what is the protection? what is the assets that will support something like this? and it was really looking at the way of people abusing that trust. >> the prosecutor, damian williams, had a message to any would be fraudster. >> the cryptocurrency industry might be new. the players like sam bankman-fried might be new, but this kind of fraud, this kind of corruption, is as old as time and we have no patience for it. and we may see people close to sbf face consequences of their own. >> i definitely think that that inner circle is also in for some , you know, in for some rough, some rough waters. >> sentencing is scheduled for march of next year. bankman-fried could face a possible 110 years. now if prosecutors move forward, bankman-fried could also face a second trial with another set of charges. sbf's attorney says his client maintains his innocence. live in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, thank you. we sent out a breaking news alert as soon as the guilty verdict came out. make sure you're staying in the know with these news events and wea

tsay what is the protection? what is the assets that will support something like this? it was really looking at the way of people abusing that trust. >> the prosecutor, damian williams, had a message to any would be fraudster. >> the cryptocurrency industry might be new. the players like sam bankman-fried might be new, but this kind of fraud, this kind of corruption, is as old as time and we have no patience for it. and we may see people close to sbf face consequences of their own. >> i definitely think that that inner circle is also in for some , you know, in for some rough, some rough waters. >> sentencing is scheduled for march of next year. bankman-fried could face a possible 110 years. now if prosecutors move forward, bankman-fried could also face a second trial with another set of charges. sbf's attorney says his client maintains his innocence. live in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, thank you. we sent out a breaking news alert as soon as the guilty verdict came out. make sure you're staying in the know with these news events and weather

it was not for nothing that i said that tsai and ing-wen are taking such a course and traveling to the his democratic progressive party, so here she is, her... they don’t want her, because where- then 7-8 countries broke off relations, there are only 13 countries left that recognize taiwan as some kind of independent entity, look, i excuse me, please, for interrupting, but we are really seeing now that long-standing conflicts that have been smoldering for a very long time, the east, ukraine, nagorno-karabakh, for some reason they are starting, this is not untying knots, this is cutting knots, and we see that taiwan is a long-standing issue and after this meeting, as you say, everyone remained to their own, should we expect it to come, or could it come to a war over taiwan, how far can this situation advance? dmitry, in my opinion, again you need to look at the exact data, because there are different ones, my colleagues, some, with all the fury of the red guard attacks on capital, make forecasts, but the forecast... is based, in my opinion, on the principle that war is a continuation of

where in the sunset, in the excelsior, in the bayview, in the richmond you haven't seen the consist tsay of foot beat officers but after this legislation this requires that to happen. >> obviously taking into consideration calls for service and of course being able to respond to emergencies as they come. but this really says you have resources, we want you to use the resources you have and put the officers back out on the street to build true community engagement. >> what other changes would you like to see from police and city policy in terms of how we tackle crime and public safety? >> well, listen, i think that we've had significant retail theft over the last few years. i've been the loudest voice ringing the alarm about brazen retail theft in this city. we've started to see some changes. we've gotten some money from the state level that has had dedicated assistant district attorneys, dedicated dated police officers and working to target those areas, mainly the property crimes, the car break ins, the home break ins and the retail theft. those are some of the biggest areas. and then la

citizens and family members were able to leave gaza in the last day yoochlt say tsai. thank you another update at the b. hour and full our of breaking news on fox news at 11 p.m. eastern and 8 p.m. in the west. now we send to you greg gutfeld. hey, i'm doing a show. how are you? all right. then and there after the show at my place. it is friday you human that means. welcome tonight's guests. loves coming on the show so he can bathe in the bathroom sink. michael! will [applause] she wrote a children's book cnn viewers have something to reed author ashley st. claire. when shoes in after cachildren asked her if show had enough to eat. kat! and he flosses with the power line new york times author tiruss. i'm already tired. wow. [laughter] before we goat new stories let's do this. greg's left overs. mmm. >> read the joke wes did not use this week it is my first time read figure they suck every bad one we will rip a toenail off joe macky's feet >> mike pence announced ending his campaign after prayer and reflection. americaing the only time his campaign had a prayer. [laught

progressive party miserably failed local elections, the party leader and current president of taiwan, tsain his post without external support, and, as we understand, it can be very different , in 2019, an activist tried to stab chinese politician junius ho. methods and forms of combating the physical elimination of political opponents spontaneous protests by radical activists are the hallmark of a fading hegemon. shouldn't you and i know this? in addition, in november of this year the date since the implementation of the first color revolution in the post-soviet space is rounded off. exactly 20 years ago, the famous ros revolution took place, the first color revolution in the cis, and outside the former soviet union, similar revolutions could still be counted on one hand, respectively, technologies were only being developed then, some the tools were later improved, and some were abandoned altogether. georgia was hardly chosen by chance; it was ruled by eduard shevardnadze, an extremely unpopular politician who turned the country into a real banana republic. in general, the colored technolo

things has reached conclusions which are alive across the rest of the analytical community that from 20 tsay seven on --that from 2020 seven on, for xi jinping to achieve his manifest destiny, he would look at the possibility of using force if necessary to regain taiwan. the real question is if that is the analysis and it is one which is widely shared, then what do you do to preserve the status quo? a new strategy has been focused on deterrence both in terms of its own armed forces, in terms of what taiwan itself is capable of on the island. how it begins to bring together friends and partners in the wider region. through its collaboration with korea and japan and a format such as the one that occurred in camp david. other things like the quad which brings together japan, india, united states and australia. against those measures, when china looks out it see as much more complex strategic environment than five years ago in the wider region. so to succeed on this question, there's a greater sense of equilibrium than there was before but it's still unstable especially when you take the example

i want tsay that upfront. if you wanto dig into what we've done you can re the narrative. you can read all the documentation for all the modules. you can request the source code and we are planning to make the urce code available under a open source license. the is logistics to work through but we are trying to be as transparent as we can there is that. where in the process of retooling model. and were taking a break from the annual energy outlook in 2024 or we can add that pathways that we need to model. we will do that, but on a parallel track, separate effort, we are building a next-generation model. i think the key is by starting with internal and external staples, we need modelinto be nimble and flexible. we need to be able to look at a wide range of scenarios in considerations of -- what we need to bring to the model is increasing. you mentioned minerals. that's something we are looking at. so i think going into critical minerals i can go in more or would you like to pivot? host: what have you learned? guest: the qck answer with critical minerals we are currently rki

tsay thunder rookie big man chet holmgren hit the game tying three at the buzzer to end regulation partors could not recover in overtime. shai gilgeous-alexander a big block of steph and scores on the other end he had a game high 40 as the warriors lost their sixth straight game. one 3123 shaken but resolve to fix it. >> but this is kind of how you know how things go when you're you're down and things aren't going well. you really have to dig your way out and nothing's going to come easy. so we just got to come back monday and get back at it. and a ton of season left. >> losing streak like this. there's urgency for sure. any time you're this many in a row, it's a problem that you got to fix and you don't want to develop a losing mentality at all. at any stretch in the season. that's a that's a stink in the locker room. you don't really want to want to have in the. >> abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino dion chris thank you very much and a quick reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it is availa

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but let's check in with jobina tsay your traffic zone. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody.bringing in the bay bridge toll plaza a little earlier than usual because we do have a report of a crash on westbound 80 just past the metering lights in the center divide blocking there. so far they haven't flipped on the metering lights because we sometimes see that happen after a crash, but it doesn't look like it's slowing too much because as i bring in our bridge dry times here, you can see it's only taking you eight minutes to get across westbound on 80 there on the bay bridge. elsewhere though, showing you a live camera from san rafael and 101. where we are clear here. we do have a new report of a signaler in solano county that will show you in a few minutes. reggie thanks, jobina. >> a shocking discovery in the heart of oakland. a suitcase found floating in lake merritt with a body inside. and the discovery was made yesterday morning on the eastern side of the lake by pine knoll park. this morning. still a lot of questions about how this happened. abc7 news reporter ryan curry

taiwan, after taiwan took a course towards intransigence, it was not for nothing that i said that the tsai representing his democratic progressive party, so... she and her democratic progressive party want confrontation with mainland china, but the countries of the international community absolutely do not want this, because somewhere around 7-8 countries have severed relations, only 13 countries remain recognizing taiwan and, in fact, as some kind of independent entity, look, we ’re sorry for interrupting, but we ’re really seeing now that long-standing conflicts that have been smoldering for a long time for a long time, there is the middle east, ukraine, nagorno -karabakh. for some reason they are starting in our time, this is not untying knots, this is cutting knots. and we see that taiwan is a long-standing issue and after this meeting, as you say, everyone remained to their own, should we expect that it will come, or can it reach a war for taiwan so far, can this situation advance? dmitry, in my opinion, again we need to look at accurate data, because there are different ones, my coll

. >> obviously tsay a star is born was a huge hit. so we'll see.phomore outing, he took my sister away from me, one of the most anticipated movies this season is the color purple from producer steven spielberg and oprah winfrey, who starred in the 1985 version, the broadway musical, which is based on the alice walker book and turning it into a movie musical with taraji p henson. danny brooks, halle bailey, colman domingo, her we're talking about really a huge cast fan. taisia everyone loves fantasia. my name is willy wonka for families. >> there's wonka starring timothee chalamet as the famous chocolate maker. >> last night i made a wish and wish from disney really is the origin story of the wishing star. >> we all know that star of disney. so it's ariana dubose, obviously a gorgeous voice, crisp pine. this is a movie for family and kids, for superhero movie fans. >> there's aquaman and the lost kingdom, starring jason momoa, runner, runner, runner, runner, runner up and move over taylor swift. there's another performer you may have heard of who wi

we asked the chp why the ramps specifically tsay that are mentioned there. >> those ramps feed directly into essentially the area where this conference is going to be. >> the chp says expect to see a lot more law enforcement in the area, especially if you're entering san francisco. >> the goal for this is to make it as low impact as possible. but obviously with the very heightened security for this event, these closures are necessary. >> the bay bridge isn't the only one affected. chp says the off ramp from 101 at the golden gate bridge, vista point will be closed to pedestrians, cars and cyclists for five days. the bike path on the west side of the bridge will remain open. live in the newsroom. suzanne phan abc7 news. suzanne thank you so much. >> head shelling. monk shi yongxin flew in from china to bless a small business in san francisco's chinatown. this morning as merchants prepare for crowds brought by aipac. owner of the golden gate fortune cookie factory, kevin chan says he's honored and called this visit special to him and to other merchants of chinatown lion dancers were also

tsay outside of the deyoung museum.rk on sunday. friends say he suddenly collapsed and hit his head. and that's when tim o'brien ran to the museum and asked to borrow their aed. but staff inside wouldn't give it to him. as soon as he hesitated and handed it to me, i said, here's my phone, here's my watch, here's everything from my pockets. >> you can have it all. i was like, he's dying. he's heart collapse. we're doing cpr at the moment. we have nurse on staff or we have nurse here ready attending to him. we needed immediately. can we can you run? and then he's like, i need to check in. and he got the no. >> o'brien says businesses should reevaluate their policies if an aed is not allowed off of their property, something that deyoung says they are doing in a statement to abc seven news. deyoung explained, quote, when asked for help after mr. kovic collapsed, staff at the de young museum tried to determine the best response they could make within museum policy as they understood it, running out to the park to assess what

she continued tsay i'm not the only victim with this threat of violence.family, my staff were threatened. i had to close my district dueo the potential of violence. it's wrong and never should happen. she also said this is why she takes the second amendment to bear arms seriously. of course this is not happening in a vacuum. earlier this week, her colleague from georgia, congressman mccormick had to close his district office after facing threats when he introduced a resolution to censure rashida tlaib over her comments on the israel-hamas war. we have seen an up tick in threats to members of congress and elected officials. the capitol police saying the number has increased 300% over the last seven years alone. thomas manger, earlier this year asked congress to allocate more funding and resources for the officers who were tasked with responding to these threats, assessing these threats as the security concerns certainly have grown. this is something that we expect to continue, this push from capitol police for additional resources and unfortunately with the

set tsay or the search for extraterrestrial intelligence institute.ting a $200 million grant to find evidence of aliens. the nonprofit research group in mountain view has long sought the presence of a more technically advanced civilization. the money allows the institute to expand operations and widen its search among the cosmos. the grant comes from the estate of the late tech entrepreneur and co-founder of qualcomm, franklin antonio, who worked with seti for 12 years. >> the so-called qanon shaman is running for congress in arizona as a libertarian, jacob chansley was a face of the january 6th riot and was the first person indicted for the events of that day. he pleaded guilty to obstructing an official proceeding. he served more than two years in prison before being released to a halfway house in phenix, which is his hometown. that happened back in march. chansley talked about his campaign in an interview with cnn. >> i will take any support i can get because i'm not garnering campaign funds. i'm i don't want people's money. what i'm asking for is

great >> tsay ham stuffing thing. well, pumpkin pie we're all allergic to.. >> potato pie. here's safe for your dogs to eat so they can eat the turkey meat without the skin or the bones, they can eat sweet potatoes. there we go. >> and they can eat plain pumpkin. but who is serving plain pumpkin? >> that's the thanksgiving i'm not trying to attend. >> yeah, i'm out the door while these are considered safe, vets say be mindful of how much your pet may eat in today's gma first look, a mysterious illness among dogs is spreading and in some cases turning deadly. here's abc news reporter will reeve in this morning's gma first look, new details on the mystery dog illness spreading across the country and leaving owners like lauren celaya worried about their four legged family members over the course of about two days. >> she continued to have that like dry hacking cough. and it just kind of progressed from there. >> six weeks ago, celia from north carolina noticed her german shepherd maddie, showing signs of what she and her vet initially believed was typical kenne

pain, arthritis and with significant amounts of weight loss, you can have improved functionality, tsayy. and we also see general improvements in quality of life. so a lot of positive. drawbacks, definitely are related to side effects. it's not normal to be throwing up on these types of medications. i think we see that in social on social media quite regularly. but for patients who are taking these medications, if you feel so sick that you can't eat, you really should be talking to your doctor about whether or not this is a good medication or if you're at the right dose. and then just like any type of rapid weight loss, we don't want you to be losing large amounts of weight quickly because you will also lose large amounts of muscle and losing muscle can be dangerous and problematic as you age. >> all right. any difference between zepp bound and ozempic? do they work basically the same way? >> they're different. so ozempic or wegovy, which is what we actually use for obesity medicine is just a glp one receptor agonist. so it works on just one type of receptor in the brain and gut and pan

tsay and are now we're seeing contributing to an increased number of accidents. i want to be clear that we're not discouraging the use of e-bikes, really. rather, we're we're trying to promote e-bike safety. >> marin county is also creating a task force in an effort to spearhead e-bike safety measures around the country. >> 512 we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite, and we are still tracking this stubborn area of low pressure off of our coastline. you can see it's funneling moisture this morning into northern california. we have some light isolated showers out there. here's the local view on live doppler seven. some moisture moving in from the south. most of this is not actually reaching the ground. maybe a few light sprinklt the t today is really holding off until this afternoon. this evening, that is when this line you see right here off our coastline is going to move onshore and that will impact the evening commute. it is a level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. this morning from sutro tower. we are dry from this vantage

tsay will be here and we'll have the meeting with the president of biden.hip between china and the us. >> in addition to protests, hundreds of chinese americans went to third street near townsend, welcomed chinese president xi jinping yesterday, and our media partner, the san francisco standard, shared this video from outside the saint regis hotel hall where president xi is staying as people for and against him clashed. and you can see one woman right there holding a sign reading. in part, she jinping give me back my human rights and in a new video message, san francisco police chief bill scott says while his department supports people rights to protest that they are prepared if things get out of hand. now, if you drive around san francisco today, you should be prepared because there could be delays because of these protests and because of apec live in the studio, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> san francisco mayor, london breed reportedly met with the czech news crew that was robbed at gunpoint covering apec. according to the chronicle. city leaders a

suspending jim harbaugh for the final three games of the season because of that signal stealing controversy tsayce saying having a staffer trying to steal signs at opponent games violates the league's sportsmanship rules. the former 49 ers and stanford head coach is appealing. the wolverines play penn state today. the niners will try to snap a three game losing streak sunday in jacksonville. the jags have won five in a row, so a healthy trent williams would be big for the niners, but he's questionable with an ankle injury. quarterback brock purdy certainly hoping williams and deebo samuel are both available. samuel trying to come back from a shoulder injury obviously you get the ball in the in the debo's hands and he can do some crazy stuff and help our team out big time. >> so to have deebo back will be huge. you know, give a spark and bring that energy to our offense. it's huge. the warriors will debut their city edition court and city edition uniforms for the first time today when they take on cleveland. >> check out the time lapse of the arena crew putting the court down the city edition cou

recently participated as well, and one of the panels that he had around technology and patient advocacy tsaynd so we're very hopeful that as a country and as a community here in santa clara county, that we can and will do what we need to do to make sure that we implement policies and assign resources to improve health equity and make sure people have access at that basic level. so when we eventually do find a cure, we are actually improving health equity and not deepening it. >> well, we look forward to seeing more of your work. appreciate your time, darcy. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much. >> absolutely. well tomorrow, former president donald trump is expected to testify in the civil fraud case against the trump organization. his daughter, ivanka is also expected to testify on wednesday. abc news reporter aaron katersky has the latest. >> former president trump is spending the weekend preparing to testify at the civil fraud trial that threatens his family real estate business. his sons don jr and eric trump spent days on the witness stand denying they were involved in preparin

tsay. according to the chronicle, homewood mountain promised to maintain public access, dropping its prior decision of becoming a member only club. the huge privately owned resort will continue selling daily and seasonal passes. it is now launching a new lifetime membership program. homewood still has plans to build ski homes and a hotel. well, speaking of lake tahoe, northstar was supposed to open this weekend. but lisa, i saw on their twitter it's delayed due to mother nature throwing some warmer temps. yeah that's right. >> we did see a little snow there, maybe a little more for thanksgiving, actually. just a dusting, though. so not what's needed to open the resorts, unfortunately. and it'd be nice to have a day or a couple of days to dry out. right. we have that for you. with plenty of sunshine on the way. but as high pressure builds on in the tug between high and low pressure, allowing for some wind to kick up throughout the day today. so we'll be breezy certainly in the hills at the c

. >> tsay. and that is so important. people voted, as i said, it's been a year ago.ple voted for me for change, for a new direction action. and so it's bigger than me. >> da price is launching protect the win a campaign to push back against what she calls false narratives by election deniers. >> it's about people who don't want to see the criminal justice system reformed and don't want to see change. and unfortunately, they were able to get outside money to fund that. and it's part of a national attack on progressive prosecutors. unfortunately it has come to alameda county. >> price points to major initiatives that she's launched just this first year in office, such as hiring more than 120 new staff, including attorneys and victim advocates, expanding the felony trial team, increasing mental health services and addiction recovery through the court systems, and $4 million in funding to fight organized retail theft. >> i hope that we will be able to engage people in a real dialog now, a continuing education campaign about what the role of the district attorney is, what

which military conflict, as a result of which tsai , who is a puppet of the americans and now rules taiwanons are canceled while the military conflict is going on, but any military conflict, even the slightest between the united states and china, can escalate to the big nuclear conflict, because dozens of game situations took place in the united states, when they lost on computers, as the conflict begins, china immediately hits poguma, this is the territory of the united states, in the indotecan region, where the main bases and control centers are, if it hits gguam, then a nuclear conflict begins , so this situation, they of course discussed, this is the main situation, the second is the middle east, because again, what bloggers and all the people who discuss the usa say, so i looked tonight, their main problem is that china here now iran is holding hands, does not give hands, does not allow iran to give the command to hezbalah, to cover israel, because hezbola now has 50,000 people, five divisions of militants trained by iran, 2000 missiles, the latest iranian ones, not the missiles that

referred to last week do not amount to a commitment to take methane gas out of low income housing tsays we should, we should. maybe we will get together. no, that's not what we're asking for. we the people that wrote to you and the organizations that sent letters require your commitment to electrify the units you're going to be acquiring and rehabbing. you're going to have to do it anyway. there's no other way. it's not -- it's necessary. you must remove the methane and natural gas from the buildings if we're going to diminish the harm we're already doing to our planet. why not do it now? it makes sense. once you're working on the existing housing you're doing the rehab it's cheaper. it's more efficient. it will prevent disruption to the tenants if you do all the work at one time, not when the housing is occupied. the cost is modest. using the bla estimate on the cost of decarbonizing our buildings that was done a few years ago. if we use that it's 3-4 percent of the $30 million would be the cost of this process. removing gas now in low income housing is the most equitable thing to do s

referred to last week do not amount to a commitment to take methane gas out of low income housing tsays we should, we should. maybe we will get together. no, that's not what we're asking for. we the people that wrote to you and the organizations that sent letters require your commitment to electrify the units you're going to be acquiring and rehabbing. you're going to have to do it anyway. there's no other way. it's not -- it's necessary. you must remove the methane and natural gas from the buildings if we're going to diminish the harm we're already doing to our planet. why not do it now? it makes sense. once you're working on the existing housing you're doing the rehab it's cheaper. it's more efficient. it will prevent disruption to the tenants if you do all the work at one time, not when the housing is occupied. the cost is modest. using the bla estimate on the cost of decarbonizing our buildings that was done a few years ago. if we use that it's 3-4 percent of the $30 million would be the cost of this process. removing gas now in low income housing is the most equitable thing to do s

i met with madame tsai. i know the military well, and i think they'll fight. that's uncertainty for xi. thirdly, your point, sanctions. the sanctions on russia are not perfect, they're a slow-moving train, but we looks at mirror and says, "my economy is too big to sanction, right?" we'll see. >> yeah. >> that's a ton of uncertainty for a man who doesn't like uncertainty. >> five years ago, that economy was doing much better than it's doing right now. there's been a series of missteps by the leaders there that have actually put it in a position where, again, not negotiating from the position of strength they would have five years ago. i want to hold up the official paper of record for "morning joe," "the new york post." on the first page, graphic illustration of war crimes. war crimes committed, of course, by hamas. war crimes that won't be discussed on college campuses today. war crimes that won't be discussed by haters of israel today. war crimes that won't be discussed by haters of jews today, by anti-semites, about how hamas knew when they launched the atta

. >> commissioner tsai. >> he's excused. >> okay 3 votes in the affirmative, the motion is a approved unanimously. >> okay, agenda item number 4, additional opportunities for general public comment. >> clerk: madam chair, we're checking to see if there are callers on the queue. can looks like we have no callers. sorry, it looks like we have no callers. >> okay, public comment is now closed. now agenda item number 5 which is adjournment. thank you for every one's participation and have a terrific weekend and this >> still a lot of people wonder since the trees have a lot of issues, why did we plant them in the first place? >> trees are widely planted in san francisco. with good reason. they are workhorses when it comes to urban forestry. we have begun to see our ficustrees are too big and dangerous in san francisco. we have a lot of tree failures with this species in particular. this is a perfect example of the challenges with the structure of the ficustrees. you can see four very large stems that are all coming from the same main truck. you can see the two branches attached to one ano