>> andrew: finally tonight, natalee holloway vanished while on a vacation in aruba in 2005, making global headlines. it took her family nearly 20 years of dogged determination to see her killer confess. here's a first look of "impact by nightline: natalee holloway, a killer confesses." >> start kissing each other, then she tells me no. i get up on the beach, and i kick her extremely hard in the face. and then i push her off into the sea. >> a liar. a murderer. and a psychopath. >> i was able to turn around now and i had the power over him. >> it angers me. it makes me just want to return the favor to him. i would love to return the favor to him. >> natalee holloway, "a killer confesses." "impact by nightline," now streaming on hulu. >> andrew: that's "nightline" for this evening. see you right back here tomorrow at the same time. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

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he said it was racially motivated. >> he said the guy hit him, said, f you and your people and ran off. allegations of an anti-muslim hate crime have rocked the stanford campus for nearly a week. >> but tonight, detectives say they are narrowing in on the suspect in the hit and run. now, in the form of a sketch. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the climate on stanford's campus has been a notably charged ever since the hamas terror attacks threw israel into war. and stanford

has since condemned last week's hit and run incident. tonight, abc seven news reporter tim johns has the new developments in the case. >> after days of investigating the santa clara county sheriff's office says they're looking for this unidentified man. >> the suspect is believed to have committed a hate crime after deputies say he intended finally ran over a stanford student named abdul wahab amirah in a crosswalk on campus last friday. >> a great person to be around, always smiling, always happy. just overall, a really nice guy. >> this fellow student who asked to remain anonymous has been protesting the israel-hamas war on the university's campus for about three weeks. he says he knows amirah personally and wants to go visit him in the hospital after the incident. >> he's recovering. he's in good spirits. i went and saw him in the hospital. he was in a lot of pain physically. authorities say amirah believes he was intentionally targeted because of a shirt he was wearing, which had arabic writing on it. >> the sheriff's office says the suspect also shouted racially motivated things at amirah before hitting him.

>> he said he recognized that person as someone who had antagonized him and antagonized others during protests. here at stanford for the palestinian cause. >> the students who are out here say they're not just worried about their classmate who was hit, they also tell me they have concerns that this could happen again. and to somebody else, those fears could be well founded. >> we're tracking an over 200% increase in complaints that we have received in the last 30 days, as compared to years past the bay area chapter of the council on american islamic relations says islamophobic incidents over the past month rivaled the numbers last seen in the aftermath of nine divided by 11. >> they tell abc7 news they think it's only the surface. >> not everybody reports every incident. some people report to different organizations as other people don't report out of fear of further intimidation and targeting. >> and given that the israel hamas war shows no signs of stopping anytime soon, kerr says they worry things could get even worse minute by minute. >> it has been heart wrenching. everyone i know is crying at

different points in the day in palo alto. >> tim johns, abc seven news. >> there was another protest today, this one at the offices of south bay, congressman ro khanna. organizers shared this video of the event with us. people urged khanna to support a house resolution that would call for a ceasefire in the conflict zone. khanna addressed the protests during an interview tonight on cnn. >> i've never seen this kind of mobilization since the iraq war. i mean, this is there are people out on the street and they're upset with what they're seeing on television. they're upset with what they saw with the israel allies who were killed. they're upset with the hostage marches and they're upset with the palestinian children who are being killed. it's an emotional issue. >> khanna said he spoke with protesters at his santa clara office, expressing his desire to see civilians protected. but he also said hamas has to be held accountable. developing news tonight, the fbi is investigating a series of suspicious envelopes sent to election facilities in at least five states include dying hours.

>> in california, some of the envelopes contain fentanyl, which as we know, can be deadly inside were letters, one of them calling to, quote, end elections. now letters showed up in los angeles, sacramento, oregon, nevada, georgia and washington state as well. >> as i sat down for my own batch to open up the fire alarm went off immediately. we knew that something was going on. >> no one has been hurt so far. in georgia, workers are being equipped with narcan. as a precaution. the letters have delayed the tallying of votes in some states. >> the flag is up at city hall and the security barriers are in place as aipac is ready to roll into town. san francisco is transforming its look ahead of the economic trade summit. tens of thousands of people, including presidents, ambassadors and ceos, are all seeing the city up close with san francisco's international image. >> very much on the line. aipac is the city's biggest gathering of world leaders since 1945, when the united nations was

formed here. and tonight, less than a week out, the governor and mayor are hyping up a huge plan to beautify the city. >> abc7 news reporter j.r stone is following the story from the newsroom tonight with the details j.r. dan and ama. >> this may have been as transport as i have seen. governor newsom, he spoke about the frustrations among californians when it comes to dirty streets in california. at one point going so far as to say i had to look in the mirror and realize this happened on my watch. now an effort to clean and beautify we're cleaning up this state. california governor gavin newsom is touting what is known as the clean california program at the unveiling of this street tree nursery in san francisco. >> i know folks say, oh, they're just cleaning up this place because all those fancy leaders are coming into town. that's true. because it's true. but it's also true that for months and months and months prior to

aipac, we've been having different conversations, conversations is about ways to clean up and beautify cities in california like san francisco. >> newsom says this is now a $1.2 billion clean. california program. part of that has gone to caltrans, clearing 3275 encampments across the state since 2021. other funds will go to buying, growing and planting these trees in urban areas of san francisco. >> it's the most significant commitment that we know of any state in the nation, even on a per capita basis, to begin the process of at least turning things around. >> public works crews tell me that in six months, these trees will be planted in neighborhoods, including the tenderloin, soma and bayview. newsom says red tape having to do with the liability of city officials operating locations like this on state property is part of what had previously pushed this clean initiative project, and many others back the governor addressing numerous

questions about the timing of the project before aipac. >> obviously, any time you put on an event, by definition, you know you have people over your house, you're going to clean up the house, you're going to make sure the kids make their beds. i was just with president xi, the first thing he talked about was san francisco. the first thing he remembered was the golden gate bridge when he was here in 1985. you should have seen the smile on his face. i mean, this this is you. this place is beloved. and. yes. and its best days are in front of it, not behind it. >> certainly exciting stuff here. the trees, though, don't get planted until they're around six feet tall. so we have some time before we see many of these trees on san francisco streets. now, could this announcement have happened after apec? sure. but it appears newsom and mayor breed are trying to get the word out and make it clear that they are working at this. newsom even started talking encampment removal challenges and judges decisions at one point. but that is a whole nother story in

itself. j.r stone abc7 news. >> yes, it is. all right. j.r thanks very much. and as we've seen all this week, the street closure plans for apec and public transit schedules are very day to day. make sure you're caught up with the very latest on this on abc seven news.com. you can also find live coverage on the abc seven bay area app available wherever you stream. all right. >> time to get a jump on our friday and plan out that weather picture. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is showing us what to expect in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya we're going to start out with some clouds in the morning and maybe a few sprinkles in the north bay. >> after that we're going to start to notice more sun showing through later in the day. so let me show you where those clouds are coming from live. doppler seven tracking a cold front up to the north where there are some showers is as this system starts to move into our area, there could be an isolated chance of a couple of drops in the north bay at 7 a.m. temperatures in the 30s 40s filtered sunshine. then at noontime, it is going to be nice at around the mid afternoon our

low 60s to low 70s and later in the evening breezy and cooler. we do have a big pattern change ahead which includes a stretch of wet weather. i'll let you know how this is going to impact apec. take a look at that forecast plus your weekend coming right up. dan? all right, sandhya, thanks very much. >> all right. happening tomorrow, say hello to the start of the ski season. mount rose is kicking things off as the first resort to open in lake tahoe this winter. they shared some incredible drone footage with us . look at all of the snow. a mount rose's team says a recent storm helped get things ready for skiers and snowboard as a donner ski ranch will also open this weekend. on saturday, followed by several more resorts next weekend. >> well, if you can believe this, thanksgiving is now only two weeks away. and that season of giving could really help our local food banks. right now, at least one major provider tells us right now is much more challenging than the pandemic. tonight, abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez

explains how they are now mobilizing for the increased holiday need. >> 60 boxes are packed in six minutes by staff and volunteers at second harvest of silicon valley. each box contains 25 pounds of fresh produce. it's a busy time at the food bank. with thanksgiving just two weeks away, we are providing frozen turkeys to many of our meal provider partner and we are also getting whole chickens. currently, 1 in 6 people in silicon valley are turning to second harvest for help. >> so currently the need is at a peak level. it's the same. we saw during the peak height of the pandemic. >> second harvest is very much a hub for food banks in san mateo and santa clara counties. on average, they're helping to feed 500,000 people a month. the pandemic supports went away in march of this year, and since then we have seen like an increased level of need since

need has outpaced financial donations. they're now trying to rally the community to donate their time or money. >> it has like immediate impact. you know that when you donate to second harvest, our neighbors are getting help. immediate, like tangible help. >> on thursday morning, volunteers packed 30,000 pounds of food in the afternoon it was 23,000. >> so that'll be about 960 families that are going to be affected 3840 people for many people during this holiday season, getting groceries is not as simple as making a list and going to the store. >> so this is a time we all want to enjoy those traditions and we want all our neighbors to have that feeling of family and hope and comfort during that time in the south bay. >> we can't thank you enough. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> a lot more to bring you a public transit bus smashed straight into a restaurant in southern california. the very latest on what we know. >> picking a fight with the hells angels. the reason a local

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this bus collided with a car and then a building earlier today. the bus and the car ended up smashed inside the bougie crab restaurant, which also has a private residence above it. now, two of the bus riders had to be removed from the wreckage and ten people were transported to the hospital. six of them in serious condition. witnesses say the accident happened when a gray car cut off the bus. however, officials have not released a cause of the accident. >> back here at home, fairfield's police chief is threatening to quit if his officers are forced to escort members of the hells angels in a toy drive. every year, riders get a police escort for the samoa mission. christmas toy run . the past couple of years, members of the hells angels have taken part. but the chief says

there are pending legal cases and his officers are not comfortable. while organizers are trying to ease concern and emphasize that this event is for children. >> but this is a hill i'm willing to die on and i'm willing to give up my job before i order the police department to do this escort. that's how serious i am about it. >> this isn't about the hells angels. the hells angels don't sponsor. the hells angels aren't on the flier. you know, our toy run is open to the community. >> fairfield's mayor is supporter, the chief in this, which means the toy drive can go on as planned on december second, just without a police escort. >> and arkansas man is getting all new hope tonight, thanks to a historic medical breakthrough. surgeons at nyu performed the world's first full eye transplant as part of a partial face transplant. but they say the eye is showing remarkable signs of health. the 46 year old man had an accident with high voltage power lines that caused the injury. now, while he can't see out of the eye yet, he is hopeful his vision might come

with time. >> that is truly remarkable. all new at 11, the star studded out 100 event was held tonight in hollywood out magazine celebrates their list of the year's most impact. thoughtful and influential lgbtq plus people. reporter christiane cordero was at the party where some of her abc colleagues also got recognized. >> the stars are always out in hollywood, but this hollywood event is for those who are out. out magazine honored 100 people who are making a difference. though much of the anticipation. is there any one in particular that you're excited to see? >> i mean, i love brandy carlyle was around one person. >> i want to meet, brandi carlile yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i'm not going to keep my cool at all talking about this for days. do you know how many people are excited to be in tonight? >> no, nine time grammy award winning artist brandi carlile was named icon of the year for how she has used her voice. >> it's hard for me to accept that, but i get it in terms of

how i view other people. i know how much i needed my icons and the fact that i'm maybe 1 to 2 somebody or to a collective is really wild. oscar winning actor jamie lee curtis earned advocate of the year. >> she used her voice to highlight the courage required to live truthfully like my beautiful daughter, ruby, who. her daughter ruby, is trans. >> i honor her courage. i honor your courage. the honorees were divided up into six categories artists, disruptors, educators, groundbreakers innovators and storytellers in the groundbreakers category. >> chad mathews, president of abc owned television stations, often a witness to history. he is now part of it. >> i'm incredibly excited and honored to be part of this incredible list at 100 with these amazing, amazing people who've done such impactful things for our community. >> honorees were nominated by their community and mostly for

doing the everyday meaningful work. rev jacks is a pastor in houston. you know, for so many years i wanted to go back to church and be a part of a church, and i didn't know where to go. >> and so the work that i do now is creating a space for those who want to return to church and still believe in jesus christ and be a part of a community to be able to do that. >> it was part celebration, part call to action and most of all, i hope nights like tonight help us make a big difference in hollywood. christiane cordero, abc seven news. >> what a special night that was. and coming up in two weeks, the 2023 out 100 special is airing right here on abc seven. tune in on november 25th at 8:30 p.m. for a special look at the honorees. >> it's one classic sign the holidays have arrived in the bay area. >> three, three, two, one. wow wow. >> look at that. macy's celebrated its 34th annual great tree lighting in union square with the flip of a switch. the

city of san francisco officially kicked off the holiday season. mayor london breed as well as other city officials, were on hand to partake in the illuminating festivities. spectators of all ages were delighted by the trees, dazzling display of lights, ornaments and holiday flair. it's like a sparkle. >> it is spectacular. it's nice to get that up before everyone arrives for apec too, though. before the race. oh rain is coming. several days, perhaps. >> yeah. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah, and that's happening next week. so dan and amy, that is just a beautiful sight. we do have some dry weather for the weekend and for apec, at least the start. let me show you a live picture right now from our mount tam cam. it is dry outside as we look at a stunning view of san francisco playing host to the apec summit. and here's a look at the forecast tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds, 66 degrees, filtered sunshine for your saturday. it is going to be nice on sunday. a little bit warmer. upper 60s all changes

next week, monday, mostly cloudy and cooler. we're going to go with rainy breezy tuesday. hey, look at this mid 60s to the low 60s. wednesday and thursday. we are looking at that wet weather with some gusty conditions as well. since we're on the topic of wet weather, let's talk about el nino and advisory was issued today. warmer than average sea surface temperatures continuing near the equatorial pacific. here's a look at what they're saying now. 62% chance el nino continues through spring, greater than 55% chance of a strong event, which is january through march most of our winter months. and 35% chance of it being a historically strong event. but it is important to remember just because it is a strong event doesn't mean strong impacts locally necessarily. so stay tuned. we do know that there's a weak cold front coming into northern california. it is going to continue to bring us some clouds, but there is enough of a break in the cloud cover right now that the temperatures have been falling. a couple of drops up to the north could be

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