good good afternoon, eefsh. i'm larry beil. a 16-year-old oakland boy will stand trial as an adult charged with hate crimes for setting another teen's clothes on fire. >> the victim is recovering from surgery in a san francisco burn center. laura anthony joins us live. laura?

>> reporter: this is a case, he was barely visible and after the hearing his mother did speak with us she said her son is very remorseful, that he didn't realize someone could be hurt so badly. the d.a.has a very different take on it. >> i'm sorry for what happened. >> as they left the courtroom, the family of richard thomas says thomas is not a hateful person despite what charges against him might indicate. >> reporter: what kind of boy is he? >> he's a good kid very good kid. >> he was joking around. >> reporter: a junior in high school, he is charged with felony assault and mayhem. police say he lit the passenger on fire, while fleeshman was asleep on the bus monday

afternoon. fleeshman wearing a skirt the victims' parents say the 18-year-old doesn't identify as male or feel yale. the district attorney released a statement quote, richard thomas violence and senseless conduct resulted in severe trauk injuries to a young, innocent victim. in the criminal complaint the officer said, quote, during the suspect interview the suspect stated he did it because he was homophobic. fleeshman under goes fleement a burn center thomas will be back in court to enter a plea next week. >> sources tell abc7 news authorities are investigating the rape of a student at de-anza college in cupertino as a possible hate crime as wemwell. >> the victim may have been targeted because of her gender orientation. vic lee is live at the college with more. >> reporter: the sheriff department is investigating this

case the building behind me is where it happened. the media learning center the sheriff and police are not commenting on what our sources are telling us. our sources are reliable, the victim may have been attacked because she identifies as a pan sexual person, a person may be attracted to people of all gender representations and sexual orientations. >> she has been sexual assaulted this past monday, november 4th >> student andrea jiminez read the e mail sent to students and staff. jiminez uses the rest room where the sexual assaults happened. >> now the rape happened i just don't know where to use rest room. you know? >> reporter: the rape happened here on the first floor of the media learning center. the victim reported at tack yesterday. stewudents couldn't believe this happen on a school

day. >> hundreds of students running in and out every day. >> reporter: abc7 news spoke with a friend of the victim who says the 19-year-old believes she was tacked because of her gender orientation as a pan-sexual person. saying the victim knows her assailant and the investigation continues many say they're always vigilant. >> yes. this is a rape when is yes. i make sure my female friends have them. >> reporter: some students were getting free rape whistles today. others showed us their pepper spray. >> i've been carrying i it for a whiechlt just being a girl. just as a precaution. >> reporter: police are still looking for the assailant, they say is also a student at the college. >> a sunnyvale mother is on the way to arizona to be reunited with her baby boy, the subject of a multi state amber alert. two workers from santa clara county district attorney's office escorted her to the

airport this morning so she can bring home the two week old henry the baby's father was captured with the baby in mexico yesterday just across the border from lukeville, arizona the family says he was upset the mother wanted to move out of california with the child, guller is awaiting extradition back to california. strong public stock debut for twitter. because of early trading it opened today at $45.10 went to as high as $50 before closing on this first day of trading. twitter now valued at more than $31 billion. analysts say it's too early to tell if it will be a success. >> in terms of the actual service they're providing i think it's revolutionary. in the way other things have been revolution yary. whether talking

amazon, or google. other company that's have brought something of value to market but there is a truism in investing says good companies make bad stocks. >> today's ipo wasn't without controversy. demonstrators were outside of the headquarters today, saying the city caters too much to twitter and other companies which push rents higher and drive out affordable housing. >> using it's own language, hash tag, twitter made it's debut with special twitter users, one is a 9-year-old vivienne har, starting a lemonade start to help end child slafr richl she uses twitter to reach out to phone shall customers how she used twitter to share details about her trip to new york. >> developing news from overseas the strongest typhoon of the

year made land fall in the philippines bringing with it 195 miles per hour sustained winds the senter calling the typhoon the strongest of the year. and experts predict the storm will cause catastrophic damage to several remote areas. the storm is not expected to directly strike the capitol, man yila. >> spencer christian is tracking this on the map. it's massive. >> it's massive, powerful and dangerous, larry. here is the movement of the storm moving westward. into east central philippines. this is a category 5 storm, which ranges a tropical typhoons and hurricanes. winds at 195 miles per hour with, gusts to 235 miles per hour. it's expect the track will take it through the central philippines and western

edge by 10:00 tonight. still as a category 5 storm, then out to sea in the morning as a category 4, then expected to move on by saturday. into vietnam, as a category 3 storm continuing inland as a ranked tropical system of category 1 by sunday this, is a very powerful and potentially dangerous storm. and of course, continuing to report on progress for you. >> spence yes, thank you. >> they had to cut dozenens of classes because of budget problems san jose state university says all core sections planned for spring 2014 will be restored taking the funds from other projects to redirect them to academic units. yesterday officials said the school was $3.8 million over budget. today, they say it remains balanced >> tonight the cook and janitor

of a nursing home will be stay honored for staying home to care for the residents them will be honored at the hayward veterans memorial building at 7:00. they worked for free to take care of 14 seniors at valley springs manor after the staff left. the state revoked the home's license last month. >> they are heros. >> stanford hosting oregon noont a pack 12 showdown. it's the game of the year for cardinals. >> that explains your wardrobe choice as a stanford alum. sellout crowds tonight and wayne freedman drew a difficult assignment of hanging out in the parking lot. how is it going, wayne? >> reporter: she should have given to this assignment to carolyn, poor carolyn johnson sitting behind the desk. we know you'd prefer to be here on the farm in the center of the football universe, at least tonight. there are only two games tonight. this has national

implications calling it unofficial championship of the pacific 12. here comes crowd. fire up the grills. indoctrinate the babies. ducks have arrived >> it's stanford v oregon. some call unofficial pack 12 championship game. one of only two games for a thursday night for a national tv audience. for die hards, good luck finding a ticket. >> this game was sold out in august. you know? before we knew standings. you snow season tickets were gone. relatively early so most available inventory was gone before such implications were known. >> stanford's director says if you don't have a ticket by now, forget it. single tickets going

for $250 bill of sacramento has gold in his hands >> what do you think you can get for this? >> i know they're going for $90 for standing room only. >> but he's not selling. nobody is selling. but someone is making money tonight. >> did you see anything? >> we didn't see anything there. anything elicit going on. here is a number for you. 51,145. they know what attendance will be tonight. because they sold absolutely every ticket and every standing room only opportunity. 51,145. we may have also tell you that with assuredness not anyone going into the game will be hungry or thirsty. >> i got another number for you. ten. stanford is a 10-point

under dog. >> yes. i like blocking out oregon green! where are you? >> he is in the ducks fan club. >> i know. >> i should have sat him up with people he should have seen. maybe later. >> yes. wayne can't be helped. >> could it be the end of your favorite food? the government wants to eliminate one ingredient. >> te the sla has another fiery problem. what caused this car fire? >> one of the best nfl running backs learns he has a brain disease. tony dorsett's revealing interview about his diagnosis. >> jam packed in both directions whether heading east on the bay bridge, or south towards 101.

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a new move could virtually eliminate trance fats. fda proposed declaring partially hydrogenated oil nose longer considered generally recognized safe. they are found in foods including french fries, frozen pizzas, crackers and cookies. researchers say it decreases good cholesterol and increases

bad cholesterol. >> cdc estimated if we can eliminate transfats, 20,000 heart attacks per year will be preventd and 7,000 lives, per year, will be saved. >> fda has just begun a 60 day comment period, one of several steps before it could take affect. >> tesla shares dropped today after yet another car caught on fire the front end was engulfed in flames there. it's the third car to catch fire in five weeks. on heels of the latest fire shares drped to the third day closing just shy of $140 the company announced a third quarter report with disappointments this week, since then, stock dropped almost 21%. >> as we've been reporting twitter the big news on wall street today the company had a very strong ipo debut. >> cory johnson is live outside

twitter head quarters in san francisco. cory, we fers heard about the ipo it's priced around $17 to $20, then, we heard $26. today, opening at $45. some wonder if it's already overvalued? >> it's able to acquire a $32 billion evaluation. this is the most expensive technology stock, period, in all of the u.s. markets. on a price of sales ratio. so it's very expensive. why so expensive? it's because people expect great things from this. they expect twitter has just begun to figure out how to get revenue from advertising. the market betting today they're going to turn that

beginning of a visit, a trickle maybe into a stream, maybe a fire hose. that is the hope from investors that are betting twitter has a certain path of that success. that is a big bet, indeed. >> cory, thank you very much. >> i think it's going to be interesting to see how they integrate advertising. who wants to see a thing full of ads? >> right. it's going to be challenging. >> this 9-year-old vivienne harr of fairfax used a lemonade stand to raise 100,000ses today help eliminate child slavery. it's being bottled and sold online. >> today, she posted this photo of herself meeting twitter co-founder. she's wearing a blue bird dress in honor of the ipo. perfect. >> here she is with her fellow bell ringers. patrick stur wart

and a spokesperson who help keep public informed after boston marathon bombings. >> spencer christian is here now, big twitter user.. >> i tweet every day. today's weather something to tweet b it's so mild. it's going on and on. and here is a look at live doppler seven. we've got sunny skies, mild today with high temperatures once again rising into 70s in many locations here is a live view looking out over san francisco. under blue skies, 61 in san francisco now. 66 across the bay in oakland. 71 redwood city. another live view from our east bay hills camera looking towards mount diablo. it's 73 now in santa rosa. 70 novato. and one more live view from mount tam where coast is clear. partly cloudy skies overnight. dry, mild, into the

weekend. perhaps throughout the weekend. with a slight chance of rain early tuesday, but may not amount to much. here is a satellite radar image showing high pressure keeping this mild dry pattern with us into the weekend we'll start at 7:00 this evening, a few clouds passing along the coastline tonight. sunny skies tomorrow. sunny skies again, saturday. so we have two more sunny, mild days coming our way. perhaps sunday as well, let's take a look at the animation here starting on sunday a cold front is approaching and clouds thicken the front going to fall apart. so our rain chances are diminishing. if we do get rain drops it will be monday night into early tuesday, then, sunny skies again. so looks like this pattern with us now will be with us for a while. overnight, mainly clear skies. low temperatures generally upper 40s to low 50s and afternoon, high

temperatures, sunny skies into milled range again. mid-60s on the coast. upper 60s to 70 around the bay. low to mid-70s inland. looking ahead at the accu-weather forecast, now, so we've told you going to be a nice, mild weekend. there it s monday, you get cooler, cloudier monday is veteran's day. looks like a nice, dry day f we do get rain out of that frontal system will be early tuesday but then expecting clearing later in the day. mild weather for the day tuesday. and wednesday, and into thursday >> wow >> just no change in patterns coming our way yet. >> hard to complain about it. thank you. >> up next an instant friendship during an unexpected play date at the zoo. >> why a cafeteria tossed out a stewed yaents breakfast. >> then join us tonight at 11:00. a serious problem at uc berkeley. binge drinking. how many drunk students are going to the hospital and impact far from the cal campus

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take a look at this little boy making friends with that little guy. >> yes. yes. >> this is his 2-year-old playing with a 6-month-old tiger cub in washington. tiger on the other side there. is that playful? >> the kid having fun, the tiger thinking "lunch" >> yes. >> thank goodness glass is there. >> yes. rubber duck and the ancient game of chess reached a pinnacle of toy stardom. >> yes. these are the inductees into the toy hall of fame. >> the toys face harsh criteria. had they reached icon status? do they have longevity? a national committee made up of experts vote on the winners. >> you're looking at top

finalists. chess. >> yes. >> made it >> i would have thought that would have been on the list. okay. just eeking out my little pony. okay? still ahead bart managers getting grilled but nothing to do with last month's battle. why lawmakers are daying taking on transit leaders. also... >> getting worse every day. >> so sad. tony dorsett testing positive for a brain disease. the symptoms he says he now suffers. >> later, lululemon

today in san francisco a hearing called by legislatures >> they want to know what is being done to prevent another accident like one that killed two men in october and why something wasn't done to prevent it. >> we're live at the state building in san francisco. heather? >> this hearing was scheduled for before the double fatal accident, postponed twice for difficult bart labor negotiations when it did happen today, legislatures wanted a lot more details about the fatal accident but they, like rest of us, will have to wait for the ntsb investigation to wrap up in

about three weeks. immediately after the october 19th accident that killed christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels, bart suspended use of a practice called simple approval, leaving track side safety up to workers today assembly labor and employment committee asked why that practice was in use when osha said it contributed to two prior bart deaths in 2001 and 2008. >> it's a gut wrenching kwechlt you ask you did it now. why you didn't do it then? >> bart assistant manager of operations says lessons were learnd and changes made. >> after this last accident, you know, one answer would be that we realize we can't have anymore lessoned learned. >> the unions complained they were never formally notified, and they slammed bart for what

they call a cavalier safety culture where on time performance trumps safety concerns >> we're pushd and driven. you know? scheduling to keep that schedule. sometimes, we take and run on the edge. you know? that is what simple approval aloud. us to get work done while running on time. >> it's now up to the assemblyman to decide if anything today requires a legislative fix. abc7 news. >> keep an eye out for blue cars if you're a muni ride yes, they'll be handed out as part of a campaign to cut down on crime city officials say crime is down in san francisco. but one exception, cell phone thefts. advice keep eyes up and phones down f you've been shopping for holidays. >> don't overload yourself carrying packages while looking at cell phone z make yourself almost a cometical target.

>> police will be deploying more officers that does cut down on robberies, dropping from 51 in september to just nine in october. thefts fell from 80 to 26 in one month. >> you are not anthony, tony dorsett. you're not him anymore. who are you? who are you becoming? >> a bomb shell from one of the greatest running backs of all time. doctors told legend tony dorsett has brain tested positive for a degenerative condition known as cte. a brain disease caused by head trauma. >> seeing tony dorsett walk off the field. >> the 59-year-old told espn he doesn't know how many concussions he suffered but

worst one, he says was this violent hit in a cowboys eagles game in 1984. >> tony dorsett still on the ground. >> it reminded meef a mac truck hitting a volkswagon. he just blue me up. >> today, he faces depression, mood swings and memory loss. >> my memory, it's -- it's getting worse and worse as days go by. my short temperedness, i'm very short tempered it gets worse. >> dorsett says he's prone to outbursts at wife and daughters. >> it's painful, man. for my daughters to say they're scare offed me. >> lowest moments dorsett says he thought about suicide.. >> i mean, i'm too smart of a person, i like to think. to take

my life. but it's crossed my mind. >> i've interviewed tony dorsett. looking at him in that condition is painful to watch. he's among 4500 plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit filed against nfl settled for $765 million. now just weeks ago former quarterback brett favre admitted he's suffering from memory problems after spending 20 years in the nfl. he was sacked 525 times, more than any other nfl quarterback. favre is only 44 years old. >> the u.s. senate banning work place discrimination, passing a bill by 64-32 with ten republicans joining all 54 democrats present. the nondiscrimination act will ban most employers from discriminating against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender person. the bill now heads to the house. california has a similar antidiscrimination law on the books.

>> a high school in california's mojave desert facing research to change its mascot it used for nine decades for 93 years coachela valley high school has been known as the arabs. today, the school district receive aid letter calling these characters gross stereo typing. and calling on school officials to change the mascots. >> there is more to arab americans and heritage than who is being depict bid this high school. >> the school district says it's looking into a possible change. alumni association says that mascot was chosen in 1920s to pay tribute to arab culture and to acknowledge importance of gate farming. it's a middle eastern crop. >> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 how a fender bender went

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take a look at this video showing a pizar series of auto accidents a 19-year-old is behind the wheel of an suv after rear ending a cab he apparently refused to exchange information with the driver the driver tried to smash the driver's side window, the suv plowed into another cab, pack and then, hits morning car before speeding away the driver was arrested about a block from here. police say he was driving a stolen car, and had no license or insurance. >> the guy swinging whatever, you know? he is lucky he didn't get run over. >> southwest florida burglar put him snefl a tight situation after getting stuck in a chimney. >> yes. the 25-year-old ended up

at the bottom of this chimney after his accomplice approached police in a 7-11 and asking for help. >> he's no santa. took 30 minutes to put the burglar back up the chimney. police arrested both men for burglary. >> not the brightest thieves in the world. >> let's check on the forecast now. >> here is what's happening now live doppler seven shows sunny skies around the bay area, wispy high clouds around. looking at national weather picture tomorrow, across 48 contiguous states, mainly sunny and dry. pretty cloudy, clouds moving up through upper mid west there. and parts of washington state and oregon you can see rainfall. but across state of california tomorrow, we'll see sunny skies and mild conditions, highs in the 70s in chico and sacramento. fresno. 68 yosemite. 78 in los

angeles. 65 in monterey. bay area, sunny skies after passing clouds overnight. it will be mild again, tomorrow, high temperatures into mid-60s near the coast. upper 60s to near 70s around the bay. low to mid-70s inland. important gala of the century. sanford stadium as stanford takes on oregon ducks game time, 6:00. sun sets at 5:05. so dark but mild at the start of the game. 64 degrees and cooler as we move on throughout the three hours of game play. should be pleasant conditions for the game tonight. >> thank you. >> all right. up next, questions about school poll sichlt why breakfast from cafeteria was tossed in the trash. >> keeping your child save in the car chchlt -- made grade. >> taking a look

controversy around a texas school where an employee dropped a 12-year-old's student's breakfast in the school because his account was short of cash the account his mother deposits money into it. turns out it was empty so the worker took the food the boy just received, dumped it in the trash then sent him to class the mother said the school's policy needs to be changed. >> we're going feed you but go to the office, call the parent. anything rather than send them to class hangry. >> the mother brought him breakfast along with money for lunch. >> a college entrance exam in south korea very serious business. so serious, that parents piled into local temples to pray for their child's success. 650,000 high school

seniors are taking the test. south korea's financial markets, banks and government offices opened an hour later and military stopped conducting drills to try to reduce noise during the test taking. police escorted some students to test sites to ensure they would not be late. >> some consumer news now, not all booster seats are built the same. a report released today says 31 seats hit the market in 2013 and half are considered very safe. but not all seats are not suitable for all cars. testing one in one car might not test so well in a van. 19 seats nrt top rating because putting a 4 to 8-year-old chill putting children in the right position in almost any car. we have a list of the best and worst on our web site. >> on a subject of cars yours could be in danger of being hacked this, is a problem

baffling police so far. >> yes. michael finney joins us now with an update on ground breaking reports. >> yes. it used to be biggest concern was a notch, window or door. but this year, a string of the car burglaries in southern california stumped investigators there are no forced entries. technology made the crimes possible. i found your scar at risk, too. oakland resident believes he's the victim of a car hacking. >> the car had been broken into. it made me angry. it's here in the driveway. and i couldn't believe it. i said i know i locked it. >> that night in don's neighborhood another car was broken into. the electronics inside of a key fob are complicated but the idea isn't.

it's like a child's swimming pool game. when you push the button on a key fob it says marco the car responds, polio. then, the key fob says marco. that is when the car unlocks. >> how do you thing thi is happen something. >> i think someone has a mechanism that can electrically trigger the device. >> in may we got a look at car hackers in action. when the thieves were caught on camera you. they broke into cars in long beach. leaving police stumpd and confused. >> long beach police department reached out to organizations. they don't know what it is. they have no idea. >> reporter: weres cars hacked? >> well in, a literal term, yes. >> that is dan cammin skichlt a

professional hacker and entrepreneur. he predicted more car hacking in the future, he was right. steven's car was hacked in kor roena. his dash cam caught a person in front of the car. so so now, for the first time, we get a look at one of the hand held mystery devices that unlocked the car. here it is. a box about the size of cards. >> i was like, woah. in the video you can hear door locks go bump. >> the thief made off with $3,000 worth of gear. and that brings us to the professor. a security researcher with university in germany and university of massachusetts amhearst he says security engineers are working in secret when designing systems he says that is part of the

problem. >> it's still widely used called security dial key. it's only secure as long as the bad guys don't know how it works. >> with computer security nothing is obscured. bad guys know how systems work. they just can't get to codes or keys. with cars once known, the codes and keys, professor says can be easily found. >> often, only a question of reverse engineering knowing how they work, once you know how they work it becomes easy to break. >> long beach police identified an electronic testing tool as the mystery device used to unlock vehicles they're in the releasing adecisional information. now, security experts i spoke with and i spoke with quite a few, are not sure. believing instead hackers from around the world are developing multiple devices. so, this comes back to where does this leave you? at this point the best way to

protect yourself is remove valuables from your car. right now there isn't protection. >> just hope. >> hope. >> yes >> up next controversial comments by the ceo of yoga pant giant lulu lemon. >> why the company is blaming customers for problems with their pants. >> coming up at 5:00 life after active duty. efforts to put veterans to work and how successful programs are. and dance party, how a doctor turned a frightening operation into a celebration. it's a great story. join us at 5:0

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recent interview. >> chip wilson is finding him snefl a precarious position. >> some women bodies don't work for us. >> is this controversial interview with bloomberg tv the fitness wear mogul seems to blame ongoing issues on the size of the women wearing them. >> so more likely they'll be see through on some bodies? >> you know it's about rubbing through thighs. >> the cringe worthy comments months after the company recalled three styles of yoeg why pants because the fabric was see through. now, they're hocking what is supposed to be a new, improved product. >> we saw the opportunity to evolve the fabric. >> some say they're still too sheer and pill only after months

of wear. >> so not every woman with wear a lulu lemon pant? >> no. >> this isn't the first time he's exercised foot in mouth pose. in the past he says they become see through when women buy sizes too small on them. >> he's blaming the customer for what is likely a quality control problem. i think that makes customers recent him. >> that resentment loud and clear. women calling the comment insensitive and irresponsible. >> after a comment like that? i have no interest in buying anything from this company. >> the women in new york agree. >> first he didn't know anything about yoega. because yoga is very inclusive. >> your thighs touch. you feel good about it right? >> they keep me warm. >> lululemon doesn't appear to be bending over backwards to

make amends. >> we know people are talking about this. >> yes. a lot of viewers are posting comments to our downward dog house post on abc7 news. >> kate wrote as a business woman, talk about alien yating customers. a counter point from tracy saying she has to deal with this issue and wrote, just because you can squeeze into it, doesn't mean you should wear it. >> jackie says, okay, ladies then don't wear the pants. to founder sometimes it's better to keep your mouth shut. >> definitely. >> you can join the conversation. >> in the past the company surge urged customers to take concerns to local stores. >> it's amazing. given the opportunity to back pedal just keeps going and going. this is the second time. >> yes. we can expect to hear more as well.

>> yes. >> thanks for joining us at 4:00. >> abc7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. what could be the most powerful storm ever recorded slams into philippines we have team coverage tonight. >> and put down that doughnut. get ready to give up the frozen pizza. fda says transfats are not safe. >> and hash tag, money. twitter founders are turned into billionaires, protestors want the company to spread the money around. >> it's almost 200 miles per hourment a super typhoon just slammed into philippines. these are some of the first pictures of the storm. thousands of people have been evacuated trying to steer clear of the typhoon. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> this is one of the strongest storms ever recorded on the planet. most experts predict

damage catastrophic. sheer look from nasa satellite video. i want to show you how huge it is. let's start with sandhya patel. >> yes. let's show you the latest. it's one of the strongest land falling systems in the world as far as what we know. here is a look at super typhoon. you can see the eye of the storm crossing the area. i'm going to bring up to present time. hit the philippines. it's packing winds of 195 miles per hour. gusts 235 miles per hour. so it's still a category 5 storm. the strongest you can get. and as you look at computer projections here, category 5 still. moving out over the ocean. it's expected to remain a category 5, then expected to hit as a category 3 around vietnam

and continue on its way. the biggest threat is of course the heavy rain, mudslide potential. you can see some of the wind gusts away from eye of the storm. about 60 miles away. about 41 miles per hour gusts i'm hearing from people on social he'd mooeda. frank h just posted on facebook and says he has family there in sabu city. their power just went out ten minutes ago. out there, we're hoping they're safe. if they do get a chance to take pictures send them to you report or me on facebook and twitter. >> thank you very much. people here with family in the philippines very worried tonight. >> you can see why. the video from filipino tv shows the beginning of the storm. this isn't close to the full strength of the 200 miles per hour winds. >> more now from leanne