>> good afternoon and thank you for join us. >> a student stabbed four people. this happened just as classes were getting understood way. live for the detail. laura? >> a pres conference to begin here. we have law enforcement officials with california. officials are expecting them to give us the latest information. one update this afternoon, originally thought five people besides the suspect and who was killed were injured. now we know there were four and it appears that all are expected to recover.

>> somebody walked into the classroom saying we all had to leave. >> students told us they didn't hear anything but knew something was wrong when they were told to leave in the middle of class. >> i just whipped around the corner and found someone laying on the floor. all the police were blocking everything off. >> the stabbing started inside the cobb building in the library and then moved outside. >> some students told us they saw the suspect. he was a current student. >> he had like a sweatshirt and the hoodie was up and it could cover his whole face. >> he was shot by a campus police officer on the bridge which cuts through the middle of campus. >> and when we walked closer, we saw the police trying to resuscitate him and bring him back. >> if that aufrgs hasn't been in the location, i believed there would have been more victims to this. >> of the four injured, two were students, one was a staff member

another was a vendor believed to be a construction worker. >> as far as we can tell, the injuries don't appear to be life threatening. >> it's up to date and all the staff was being -- they were kind of reassuring that everything was going to be okay. >> calling it an active crime scene, the university has announced that the campus will remained closed tomorrow, thursday. but classes will resume on friday. we are still awaiting a confirmed identification. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> thank you, anna. chancellor are moving a news conference right now. let's listen in live for a few moments. >> and the injuries to the victim have not been life threatening. they will detail what we do know. but, as he will tell you, and i

will tell you also, there is much that we do not yet know due to an on going police investigation, which involves our own department as well as many other agencies. among the things we do know is that four individuals were stabbed at the start of an 8:00 a.m. class in our classroom and office building this morning. two were students. one was a staff member and the other was a contract employee. the suspect fled the scene, was pursued by two police officers and was ultimately shot and killed. the stabbing victims all received prompt medical treatment. two of them were medivaced for trauma treatment. and, as i said, related information we have, their injuries, thank god, appear not to be life threatening.

our first concern is for their full recovery. but i'm equally concerned for the many witnesses and other members of the campus community who have been deeply traumatized by this event and are receiving counseling. we will continue to be offering counseling services in the days and weeks ahead and i can tell you, i'm very grateful for the cooperation of not only multiple law enforcement agencies, but around the university of california, we've had counselors and other people come to this campus to provide support of the staff. >> as of now, the campus remains on precautionary lockdown as this incident is investigated and continued to be closed through tomorrow, thursday. the campus expects to return to normal operations on friday. i will, and i promise, keep you

informed as further information becomes available. i now turn the podium over to chief vasquez. >> thank you, dr. leland. and good afternoon. my name is albert vasquez, v-a-s-q-u-e-z. as the chancellor has just stated, today and a sad and tragic day. our thoughts and prayers go out to the victimings and their families from this senseless tragedy. we are fortunate that it was not worse and we thank our uc police officers for their quick and heroic action in ending this situation quickly and gaining control of the crime scene. as this is an active

investigation. there's not much detail i can share. however, i will give you preliminary information as i know it. this morning, our dispatch was notified of the stabbing incident inside of a classroom. as they were gathering their information, the call was put out that the suspect had fled from the classroom wielding a knife and injuring or attempting to injure others on his way out. the responding officers noted the suspect. and when the suspected turned toward the officers, an officer officer-involved shooting occur and the suspect succumbed to his injury. many of our partner agencies have responded, including the living stoppable police department, bomb squad, the f.b.i. and the fire rescue agencies, county fire and cal fire. also, our sisters, uc police

agencies, started to roll in and will assist us in the coming days. we would like to thank everyone for their assistance and want to reassure our students staff, faculty and families that this threat has been neutralized and the camp is going to return to safety. we are continuing our investigation with our partner agencies but we will reopen this campus on friday. now, i'd like to turn it back over to chancellor leland and i believe that some points shall be taking questions. >> we were just listening in to part of that news conference. >> yeah, just to recap really quickly, four students were stabbed just as classes were beginning at 8:00 this morning. and then campus police responded shooting. the person was wielding a knife. that person was shot and killed. the four people who were stabbed were being treat ed and none of

them have life-threatening injuries. >> coming up at 5:00, we'll hear about what his son said. >> also making news today, two marina middle school students are recovering after they were hit by a d.u.i. driver this morning. the 12-year-old boys were one block from school when police say the 30-year-old struck them as they were crossing the street. the boy suffered broken bones and head trauma but will survive. the driver has been charged with driving under the influence. >> san diego police captured a suspected gunman this afternoon ending a substantial doubt off that lasted several hours. the passenger flights were landing in san diego and started after police exchanged gunfire inside of an apartment complex. the airport is now back open to both departing and arriving flights. >> the first flu-related death in california was announced

today. no specifics were given except the person was under 65 and living in santa clara county. >> san francisco's mayor cruises to an easy re-election but lost to a key ally by the board of supervisors. >> abc 67 news reporter looks at what the election could mean. >> yes, he's back. aaron, former president of the board of supervisors who was turned down in 2009 has regained his feet. he beat julie who was just appointed in january by mayor ed lee. now, lee pulled out all of the stops to get her elected. >> the win is expected to set the stage for showdowns between the progressive supervisor elect

and the moderate. >> we -- i will probably call it this afternoon and congratulate him. >> the mayor hopes to find common ground on the housing crisis. >> we hay have dimfferences on how development is done. >> i think that we have an imperative to require a higher percentage of affordable housing and new, large construction projects. >> known as a skilled, strong-willed lawmaker will join a board tilted 6-5 with moderates holding the edge. but political expert who gave opposed election analysis today believes the election doesn't automatically change the dynamic. >> yes, this is a more progressive member of the board replacing a more moderate member of the board. but that doesn't tell the entire story. issue by issue, san franciscons decide things. and the board of supervisors is no different. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news.

>> and you can go to a abc7news.com for election results where you live. >> the 49ers break their silence about the benching of colin kaepernick. >> i'm spencer christian at the food bank where our annual abc 7 give where you live foo drive continues. find out how you can help fight

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the 49ers are talking today for the first time since colin kaepernick was benched. >> reporter: well, larry, as you know, it's rare when teams make a quarterback switch mid-season in the nfl. but this had to be made. everybody had a little extra pep in their step today. >> i made a decision to go with blaine this week. it was a tough decision, but all decisions are stuff. i felt like it was the direction we had to go. >> reporter: thinks it will be beneficial to the team and for colin kaepernick. >> i want colin to step back, breathe and look at things through a different lens.

>> 5-22 in 27 career starts but has not started a game since 2013. but he thinks that sitting back and watching has helped his game. >> all is going to be ups and downs, bumps in the road. at the same time, you've got to keep pushing forward. >> is this a one-game audition? >> no, i'm just taking it, the chance to go out there and just prove to this team what i can do. >> his teammate haves been behind their new quarterback and they will do whatever they can to help blaine be successful. >> from what i've seen here, he's the guy that's confident. he's confident that he can make every throw. he's still working hard, even as of late. and, you know, we'll see what he does. >> confident, good commander when he's under center and calling the plays and making things happen. so excited to see him work. gh how has colin kaepernick taking his demotion.

>> colin's been great. i wouldn't expect him to be any other way. we have a great quarterback room. the dynamic between us is wonderful. it's going to continue to be that way. >> well, the question is, is this a one-game audition before next weak's bye week? or does he replace while colin sits and watches a little bit more. >> shu, i want to pick up on that point. the coach described this situation as a week-to-week thing. do you think colin ever gets back on the field as a niner? >> i have to say, i talked to blaine before he went into the press conference. he's very confident in taking advantage of his chance. i think if he plays well, colin kaepernick is going to stay on the bench. >> it's interesting. a lot of changes with the 49ers and later on in sports, we'll hear from davis with his practice today and the denver broncos. >> abc 7 has partnered with bay

area food banks for the past 24 years to help feed our communities with the annual give where you live food drive. >> we're joined live now from concord at the food bank in salono county. >> and, as is the case at all of our food banks, we have a group of energetic sorting and packaging foods here. right now, i'd like to introduce the executive director of the food bank in salono. good to see you, larry. on behalf of abc 7, i'm proud to present you this check for $15,000. >> that is wonder chl. this is very, very necessary fr us. this is going to allow us to get 30,000 meals out to the people we served. it's a big contribution from the people we serve. >> we're serving over 190,000

people each month, which is kind of astounding when we're one of the richest counties in the bay area. >> and there will be volunteers working here just about every day now? >> yeah, through the whole holiday season. >> we get people in here to help us do the kinds of thing that is are necessary for us to get out in the community so it can be used. last year, we had more than 90,000 hours of volunteer time given to it. so it's essential for all the work that we do there. >> every donation helps. it duchbt have to be a big donation like this. you can help by texting the word feed to 800774. a $10 donation which will go a long, long way toward heighting hunger in the bay area. >> thank you so much, spencer. >> so spencer is at the food bank. here's today's accuweather forecast and a really windy day. >> those winds are finally relaxing.

live doppler 7 hd. high pressure firmly in control. dropping temperatures tonight. we do have a frost advisory in effect. so do take in your pets and cover your plants. temperatures will drop into the mid 30s overnight tonight there. >> outside we go with more east bay hills camera showing you, yes, we do have a few high clouds. and then an enjoyable november evening on the way. the foer cast, we're going to remain dry through at least saturday. and then we track change into sunday. a chance of some light, skaterred change throughout sunday. and then we see some more steadier clouds pick up sunday night and especially again monday morning. temperaturewise, it's comfortably cool with a jacket. down to 59 at half-moon bay. 66 with that current number right now. so here's the set up. specific satellite showing you high pressure. right up the coast for the next

couple of days. that means some high clouds going into tonight, thursday and friday. here's our next storm system we're tracking. this one arrives on our doorstep sunday morning and will move in here sunday night into monday morning. you do notice, yes, there is a chance of a light sprinkle early in the day on sunday. but the main event looks to take place once again sunday night into monday morning. we remember what happened lags month, a similar set up with the rain moving in. and then, once again, it clears out rather quickly monday night. >> overnight tonight, chilly in the north bay. we are dropping into the 30s. 38 in santa rosa, 38 napa. right along the immediate bay waterers staying in the low 50s. then highs for your thursday, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. a mainly sunny sky out there. here's your accuweather forecast looking really nice.

partly cloudy through sunny. some morning patchy fog on saturday and then sunday, a day of transition. early morning clouds, evening rain showers that could linger into monday morning and otherwise, tuesday and wednesday, nothing but sunshine. it's nice to see this pattern repeeting itself again. >> yeah, we'll take all the rain we can get. speaking of which, i'm sure you all heard it's an el nino year. many bay area homeowners are scrambling to get roof repairs before the rainy season begins. what we found are surprising even the most careful of consumers. a special report of 7 on your side tonight at 11:00 p.m. on abc 7 news. >> well, the stars of country music will be out tonight. we're go

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this is in nashville. we have the cma awards going on tonight. look at all of the fans. teaming up as hosts of the show for the eighth time with performers including blake shelton and luke brian. along with a one-of-a-kind duet. it's safe to say it's still a work in progress. >> we've been thinking about this for a while. but we will be working on it all the way up to show time. >> we usually do. one year, it didn't and we walked out anyway.

we felt like we were standing out there in our underwear. >> maybe we can try that? >> miley did. >> that would get ratings. >> the cma awards air tonight at 8:00. and that was steven tyler. we can confirm that. >> yeah, we can confirm i. now for today's gma hot list. the biggest and best moments from our friends at good morning america. >> he certainly lives above his means. there's no question about that. >> well, i'm sorry. >> you get a kick out of that? >> bottom line is i only have one debt in the world which is my mortgage for the home that me and my family live in. >> for janine piro, the pine

barren is sacred ground. >> she is here. there's no doubt in my mind that she's here. >> some say that you have a personal vendetta. >> yeah, i have a vendetta and i'm proud of it. >> gma. >> and that's the gma hot list from today. we'll see you in the morning on gma. >> jack hanna, always tremendous. >> you can catch robin, george and the rest of the gma gang weekdays, 7:00 to 9:00 right after the abc 7 morning news. >> another shake-up in the republican race. >> he was called gi joe. he was a hero. now, an illinois police officer

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stabbed at least four people on campus, all are expected to survive. the campus will reopen friday. a warning to avoid eating local crab because of high levels of a potentially dangerous acid. wayne friedman tweeted this after talking to a crab fisherman who said they won't fish until they know their product is safe. a car hit two boys leaving them badly injured. abc 7 news reporter fweeted this picture you're looking at. he says the driver faces a d.u.i. charge. in illinois, a mystery was solved today. the case involving a police officer whose death involved a major man hunt involved a suicide. the officer had been stealing money from a police program. >> they called him g.i. joe. immediately after his death,

police lieutenant charles joseph was remembered as a hero. today, his death is ruled a staged suicide. stunning those who knew him. investigators say he's been stealing money from a program that helped teenagers. >> it's the first time that i felt ashamed by the acts of another police officer. >> he planned his suicide for at least 6 months before misleading first responder it is morning of his death. he reported seeing three suspicious men and reported pursuing on foot before calling for back-up. officers found him shot dead. it tipped off a mass i have man

hunt. after a two-month investigation, authorities concluded he staged the scene and shot himself twice with his own gun. >> the community is the real victim here. >> investigators say the lieutenant stole from the program for seven years and the investigation isn't over. they say at least two other people are involved. >> major developments today in the crash of the russian metro jet plane on a sigh nigh peninsula in egypt. u.s. and british intelligence officials said today they believe a bomb likely caused the crash of the st. peter'sburg-bound air bus.

today, the aviation authority ordered all to cancel flights in light of the terrorism concerns. >> new poll numbers out today show another shake-up. another poll shows presidential hopeful jeb bush to just 4% support today. his lowest in any national poll so far. senator marko rubio shot up 4%. ru rubio appeared on good morning america today. >> someone has told him you've got to attack marco in order to win. i don't agree. >> meanwhile, a large protest is happening outside rock feller center. some are urging nbc to dump trump from this weekend's episode of saturday night live.

hillary clinton is in the bay area right now. you'll have a live report on the rest of mrs. clinton's trip. >> robin williams' widow spoke exclusively this morning about the legal battle between her and the late children e's husband. >> susan williams' life was turned upside down. then she was thrust into a highly publicized legal battle with robin's children. >> i was forced into it, basically. 2 1/2 weeks after robin had left. i was still in shock. >> she sat down with abc's amy roebuck reporting that she was powerless to do anything. the home she shared with williams was sorted out.

>>. >> williams left the house to susan in his will. >> i'll never forget being on the phone with one of the trustees and saying what is this? i know robin williams is famous. he's my husband. he's my husband. you guys think everything is memorabilia? then take me. >> in early october, a year after williams' death, the case was settled out of court. >> basically, what my husband wanted, was just that i could live in my home until i die. that i could be taken care of. >> for susan, she's now trying to move on taking it one step at a time. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> an you believe euber driver

assault and battery. the civil lawsuit asks for damages in excess of $25,000. he was told to get out of the car, this was last friday, because he was too drunk to give directions. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 4 kr:00, high end clothes at l-end prices. >> i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just search for michael finney. i'll answer those questions here live a little later. >> a gorgeous sunset shaping um. a cool night on the way sets the stage for a chilly day tomorrow. the

shoppers, get ready. a top fashion house will unvail its new line nationwide tomorrow, including here in the bay area. the collaboration brings together h&m and balmaine. his creations are red carpet staples for celebrities, hoping to reach a larger audience with his collection. >> i'm hoping to make sure that these people love me but can

actually get through. >> will be at the two san francisco locations in union square. stores open at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. do expect long lines or you can try your luck online. >> we're getting to the point where it's time to bust out the coats, for sure? >> definitely. hi, drew. >> hi. especially first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures dropping. a bit of a chill as you start your thursday tomorrow. clear but northerly breeze right now. that's what's keeping us on the cool side throughout the next 24 hoursment it doesn't look like it's going anywhere any time soon. the out look looks like it's going through at least the middle of the month. keeps it rather cool while the east coast keeps it warm, at least through november.

>> moving through the center of the country, even some snow possible. 70s in socal and lots of sunshine. a nice november day shaping up. lots of sunshine and temperatures comfortable. a bit cool in the 60s. >> all right, thank you, drew. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, a puppy pulled from the trash in the north bay. we'll tell you how it was discovered. >> 7 on your side michael finney. comparison shopping for airline flights. it can be confusing with all of those add-on fees. [announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic.

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i thought he might have been injured, but didn't really want to approach him. >> shirley called animal control who then alerted the wildlife center. >> we did realize he was pretty thin. he lost over a hundred grams since he was gone. he was really cold and dehydrated. >> we don't know who had him. we don't know what their intentions are with this animal. there's so much unknown, it's hard not to make your brain go through the worst things that can be possible. >> they hugged me and they called me again and they called someone else who started boohooing on the phone. >> i'm glad you were able to help get him back home. >> and saving the wildlife center from what could have been heartbreak.

>> thank you for joining us. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now. >> the trucks are coming. the buss are coming. >> a risky roadway and two 12-year-olds are critically hurt. >> police say that guy stabbed four people in a rampage before he was killed. we are live at the scene with what we just learned. >> also, bracing for the worst. the crab crisis facing bay area fisherman. >> we are live as hillary clinton hits the bay area. >> a pile of children's clothes and shoeses sit on the crosswalk

when a car simply did not stop. >> there are new developments tonight in a terrible crash involving two young boys who were hit walking to school. police say a 30-year-old san francisco woman was driving drunk when she plowed right into these kids, both 12 years old. >> i just talked to police. the two boys will survive. it all happened right here at buccanon and bay. by the way, there is no crossing guard here in the morning. when they were struck by a woman in an suv driving drunk. >> police would later charge her with dchlt u.i. police say she slammed her volkswagen suv into two 12-year-old boys.

>> what we have here is children that were lawfully in a crosswalk. >> the boys were launched into the air, thrown across the intersection. authorities say this box truck was stopped in the right lane to let the boys cross, but the suv driver did not slow down. >> i feel horrible about it. i see kids going by here all of the time. cars drive too fast on bay street. the speed limit on this stretch is 25. >> i, too, have two little boys. i constantly have to worry about their safety, particularly in the morning when these cars are speeding off to work.