and sent a detective to investigate. >> we're not down playing incident we're go fog find out if this was attempted abduction or if it was another student just playing around. >> this parent says he lived here just three weeks but already, has concerns about safety at thomas jefferson. >> i came to pick my daughter frup school for the first time. and walked to the playground and no heads turned. i felt it was too lax. >> the original message told parents for more information they can attend a meeting with the principal. and she told me parents will receive another message the meeting has been moved up to monday night. >> more fall out after arrest

of this acting teacher. he is expected of molesting two girls last fall. now a handful of employees could face charges after failing to report the suspect add bus to police. investigators have forwarded findings to the d.a.to determine whether charges could be filed against the former co-workers. a bay area youth baseball coach wanted for molesting a young player and recording another one has turned himself n the 52-year-old surrendered at 11:00. he posted fail this afternoon this, is new video of him leaving the jail. investigators say charges date back eight years and there may be more victims. >> the oakland police department welcomed graduates into banks today for the first time in four years. the academy class filed in.

one kad da tried to explain. >> full of eem motion. i know sacrifices that us, as black people have made over the years. and this is not a small thing when a black man puts on a bad skppblg a gun, it's an honor. >> with let's go back to breaking news now. live sky 7 pictures where a yard to yard search is underway to find a woman stabbed to death. these students are from

burnett middle school. the stabbing took place around 2:30 this afternoon near hall of justice. and parents are now being able to pick up their students and allowed to pick up students as the search for the killer continues. >> lelgts move on now to other news. california patrol looking for a hit and run driver who struck and killed a woman this morning. investigators say she was walking somebody on 280 sometime before being 3:00 a.m. a number of drivers noticed her body in the road and sate gators say they're not sure why this woman was walking so late at night. >> tonight redwood city police ruled a 14-year-old bicyclist sadly caused her own death.

in november she hit the truck and was run over. an attorney says they have launched their own investigation. police taking a look for a wanted parole and dozens of officers scored homes yesterday. that manhunt began after police recognized the 39-year-old from milpitas. he took off jumping fences and throwing away a loaded firearm as he ran. >> a principle went to extremes to catch a man. yesterday the dean of students

saw someone matching the description of a thief near the track. that is when this guy made a run for it but the principal was gonting to lit them get away. >> our principal tackled him and then at the time they took his name and everything. ended up cuffing and taking him away. >> police arrested the 27-year-old police say he had seven ipads and a wallet belonging to a student. >> well, the drive to work became stretchus rus in the north bay. plea cars hit that rocky debris. boulders kept falling and abc

7 news was almost hit by some debris. part of the cliff gave way during the morning news. the big rocks closed on a highway for a few hours but not before other drivers ran into them. >> my tires are strong but one was substantial. >> the hillside is in the state jurisdiction. >> looking for road closures again. northbound interstate 880 will be closed from 1:00 until 6:00. drivers will follow a detour that will get them back on the freeway. the closure is part of construction for a bridge that will link bart and the oakland airport. this is time lapse video from bart the work on the bridge last weekend. the project is expected to be completed by the end of the year. the airport connector will be open for service in late 2014.

>> tonight the california department of education is expabding it's list of recommended reading for kindergarten through 12th grade including works dealing with sexual identity issues. >> the state has been unable to update it's reading list until this week. >> california department of education just updated it's list of more than 7800 recommended books meant to prepare students for college. included are winners of the stone wall book awards. >> it's good to teach kids

we're all people and will be accepted for who we are. it's great to see books being recommended. >> from young kids books, celebrating gay rights leader harvey filk to books for older kids. and totally joe. >> there is a war, a sexual war. >> social conservatives say such topics have no place on the state official reading list. >> your children are not being taught rigorous academics they're being taught social engineering that will hurt them physically and emotionally. >> the new book titles are recommended and the state insists they're not chosen because of their lgbt themes its not based on content. mostly based on the quality of the literature.

it could be nonfiction, fiction, biographyes and poetry. >> we hope they get excited about reading and writing. >> i've seen the harvey milk activity book. he was a guy that really stood up for everyone. >> the list includes newly published works on immigration. such as a r a group talking about the reasons why people come to the u.s. illegally. >> still ahead at 5:00 a little boy waiting for a live saving gift from a brother he's never met. we're live where a meeting could happen at any moment. we're going to take you there, live. >> and you can catch waive today there is a message behind this water bottle display.

before and after. what a judge will be looking at as he reviews whether a family did enough to clean out their front yard. most that have is gone now. there is a trailer tent and lumber in the front. the deadline has come and gone. owners say they have not heard from inspectors. if it did not go far enough, they can send contractors. >> a family will soon meet the man who will save their son's life. the 5-year-old needs a bone

marrow transplant. the donor happens to be his brother in vietnam who he has never met. >> the 5-year-old was adopted from vietnam. his brother traveled from vietnam because collin needs a transplants. his brother just landed a plane and is about to clear customs in the meantime, this is their story. a year and a half ago the 5-year-old was diagnosed with plafltic aneema. his parents reached out to collin's brother, a 27-year-old who lives in vietnam. >> just hoping he's going to do it. he said yes with no problem so we're relieved but wasn't sure if he'd be afraid or have no interest. or, you just don't know. >> collin was adopted by

mcfaddens at only 14 months old they've stayed in contact with his birth family. collin's brother was a perfect match. collin is lucky he has a brother. >> there is 10 million people in the national registry. less than 7% are asians so for someone that is asian decent has a chance of finding a match. >> they're telling their story to encourage people to get on their donor registry. >>. >> it took months to sort out the paper work this tralgz transplant will be performed april 18th. lun will get to meet his younger sister arc dopt fld fr

china. now collin's brother will be in the bay area in about a month. we're going to hopefully show you the moment when they meet. again coming up at 6:00 i'm live from sfo, abc 7 news. >> leanne, thank you very much. >> and you should know donating rarely is intrusive as it used to be. and if you'd like to register we have a link on our web site. >> san francisco child abuse expansion center is developing a center for children what should be open this year. why more funding is needed for classes to teach children how to protect them selfs from sex abuse.

>> no one touches your body parts unless it's to keep you clean or healthy. >> we'll have the story at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7. a dutch group hopes art made from trash will help people in the bay area think twice about bottle td water. this is to build one wave that represents how many bottles americans throw out every four seconds. and what great idea autos makes a point. >> and no rain on the horizon for the weekend. >> sandhya patel is here we're looking good. >> we're looking great.

if you have plans enjoy. it's go tyke great weekend to take kids to the park. just about anything. skies clear we do have a wind advisory going for the delta. it's running until 7:00 p.m. so solano county winds gusting from 20-25 miles per hour. looking you can see trees blowing in the breeze here. spring is a breezy time of the year, it's not out of the ordinary. san francisco 58 right now. it's 66 degrees in san jose. and as we check out highlights you'll see great looking weekend, clear, cool overnight. rain chances have been pushed back. why in the accu-weather forecast in just a moment and here an area of high pressure going to provide with us a dry

pattern for the weekend and into next week before seeing changes come here, tomorrow, tonight we're going see clear skies into tomorrow high clouds will just will spill into the top of high pressure so we'll call it filtered lichblt -- sunshine. temperatures on the cool side fchl have you plans 38 in santa rogsa. low to mid-40s under clear skies. and tomorrow afternoon, check out highs. comfortable 70 degrees in san jose. 65 in san ma dayo los altos close to 70 degrees. clear near the coast upper 50s

along the coastline. we'll go with 60s, 70s except along the immediate coast. stintson beach 57 degrees up to 69 in santa rosa. so east bay communities 58 in oakland. up to 70s in antioch. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. it's a nice mild weekend of spring. 60s around the bay. we'll see temperatures coming down for your monday and tuesday. chance of showers thursday. looks like we'll have to wait until friday until we can see a real possibility of rain so... you know precipitation probability going up a little bit friday.

>> more still to come on that. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> well, the star attraction to the monterey bay aquarium returning. the adorable sea otters going on display tomorrow. they're removed in september. the tank was undergoing renovations. it is complete and they're just so cute. and have been wait sog say why, i ought to go there, right? >> that is funny. >> all right. up next two projects helping you shine this spring. >> then coming up i'm going to have a look inside of the new exploratorium and efforts to make it

weekend is here, spring has sprung. >> yes. what else do we need?

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ahhs. >> take a look at this critter, oh. >> she's just five years old and driving -- thriving under her mom's care. >> she just had her first exam by the veterinary staff. that is how the gender was determined. >> the zoo going to open two hours on saturdays and sundays but there is no guarantee they will appear. >> so take a chance. >> very cute. dangerous later on. >> oh, yeah. >> go see them, maybe you'll get to see them. >> that is going to do it for us. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we'll see you again for abc 7 this is "world news." tonight, breaking news here. that lawman shot as he opened his front door.

then the shootout with police in hot pursuit. tonight, is there now a new link with another notorious shooting in broad daylight? what we're learning right now. the imposter. the man who walks onto a plane and right into the cockpit, taking a seat. the airline outfit, the i.d. and what we've learned tonight about the stunned co-pilot who started asking questions. an abc news exclusive. the police tapes from steubenville. for the first time, the teenagers from that small football town, what they saw that night and what some of them recorded. could your child be charged for what they capture on their cell phone? the "20/20" exclusive breaks right here. and jackpot. tonight, this question. what do you have a better chance of winning? your ncaa bracket or that giant powerball this weekend? the answer that surprised us. and another way to cash in tonight. >> this is the lucky ticket!

good evening on this friday night. diane is on assignment. and we do begin here with the fast-moving story from the heart land. one that's been simmering all week long here. tonight, a major new development. we told you about that colorado lawman, the husband shot in cold blood on his front porch as he answered his doorbell. then, last night here, the shootout in texas. authorities believe they had their suspect, they shoot and kill him. tonight, they want to know if he was behind yet another notorious killing in broad daylight. one just a few weeks back and never solved. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas on this fast-growing case again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, there's intense focus on this young man as a possible suspect in the execution-style murder of colorado's corrections chief, tom clements. and we now learned police are investigating whether he could be tied to the high profile murder of another law enforcement official. police identified 28-year-old