>> 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.

hours after the accident, we saw police handing out tickets. officials say could you please lors are available to student who is want to talk about the accident. some parents won't take chances with their kids walking to school. >> i drop off and i pick up. there's a lot of things going out around here. >> we tried to reach someone for comment in the marina, but no one answered. >> police remain at the scene where an armed man is barricaded inside his home. that police activity is a block away from cabrillo elementary school. that prompted a breer lockdown. police say the suspect is on parole and has warrant out for his arrest. some late breaking details on a violent crime spree. it ended with four people

stabbed and the suspect shot to death by police. the university is in the san joquin valley. laura? >> well, officials here just wrapped up a press conference. they did confirm that the suspected was a student here living on campus. he's from california. but they are not yet confirming his identity because they say next of kin have not been notified. they also confirmed that the f.b.i. is here assisting in this investigation. >> they heard a commotion in the classroom across the hallway. >> a construction worker who is working on the campus when he heard what he thought was a fight and ran into the classroom. >> the guy came out of the classroom and lunged at him going down on his back. he got stabbed but he was able to kick the guy in the head.

>> somebody came in the classroom saying we all had to leave. >> students knew something was wrong when they were told to leave in the middle of class. >> i just looked around the corner and i just saw someone laying on the floor. all the police were blocking everythings off. >> the stabbing started inside the cobb building near the library and moved outside. some students told us they saw the suspect. he confirms he was a current student. >> he had a sweatshirt and the hoodie was up. >> the suspect carried a black backpack. >> the chance ror has a message for parents. >> the person who caused this event will no longer be able to

cause an event like this in the future. the children are safe here. >> now, the students live on campus have been allowed to stay. but we're told there will be no classes tomorrow. they will resume on friday and, again, at this point, four injured, none of them life threatening. we're told two of them, students. >> okay, thanks very much. sacramento police have made an arrest in the attack of air force hero spencer stone. stone was stabbed three times while protecting a friend. stone and two other friends stopped a terrorist attack in late august. now, take a good look at this video.

san jose police are asking for help identifying this armed robber. he casually walks to the liquor store and pulled out a handgun. so if you recognize this guy, call san jose police immediately. >> state health officials are confirming some very sad news. the first flu death of the season and it's in the bay area. >> well, it's still so early in the flu season. we know the victim lived in santa clara county and was between 18 and 65 years old. he expressed his sorrow for the family and stresses the importance of getting a flu shot. in this case, the victim had a pre-existing medical condition that puts him at risk. dr. hung says it's too soon to

tell if this early death means this flu season will be more dangerous than last year. >> it was influenza a. most are circulating so far this year and seemed to be a subtype called h3n2. and this type is actually included in this year's flu sax seen. >> stay home when you're sick. cover your cough and sneeze. wash your hands and avoid touching your face. last year in california, we had 68 flu-related deaths in people under 65. >> a bit of shaking today in san ramon. it came a few hours after a 1.2 quake. you'll remember, an earthquake

swarmed about three weeks ago. >> a highly anticipated crab season. the california health department says the crabs contain a high level of a deadly toxin. >> it seems we have drama at the beginning of every crab season. usually, it has to do with the price and market share. this year, it has to do with health and environment. >> the annual wait looks like it's going to last a little bit longer. >> did you see this coming? >> no, not at all. >> there's the biggest algae bloom that there's ever been.

>> commercial crab season should begin in just 11 days. expect an indefinite suspension from the department of fish and game. >> we don't want to put a bad product on the market. even if food and health say it's not ready, we don't want to catch it. since the ban, the only dungenes for sale comes from washington state. >> obviously if we don't have any local crab, it's going to affect hugely. >> but when will it be on these boats? we'll have to wait and see. from half-moon bay, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> helped unvail nearly 200 affordable housing units. the new residents at mission and tenth streets were chosen from

the mayor's affordable housing lottery. many are formed veterans who were once homeless. a standing room-only expected crowd at a city council meeting tonight. there is no rent control on the island, as it's called. some were forced out of their home by double digit increases over the summer. many disproportionately served seniors on fixed income. a jammed-pack two-day trip to california. chris wynn is live tonight collecting campaign cash this evening. >>

as to what she had been up to earlier. she was being hosted there by a prominent developer according to a sacramento for $2700 a person. now, we caught up with duff sun times. he says as more candidates turn to fupd raising events to dlif their messages in a more controlled environment rather than say a big campaign-controlled rally, we lose a bit of connection. >> i think we really suffer as a democracy. i believe the best ideas comes from thehearted and the imagination of the people rather than from posters and advisors. >> mrs. clinton will travel to los angeles tonight by another

fundraiser hosted by pop star christina agulerra. she'll then tape an episode with jimmy kimmele tomorrow reporting live this evening, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> growing pains in oakland. the school's expansion plan will shrink their way of life. >> plus, just in time for the holiday travel season, the airlines hiking baggage fees. >> helping parents win a bedtime battle with their kids. we'll explain how. >> and a paping that is making someone look like the cat that ate the canary. >> the temperatures will fall. i'll show you how chilly and

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in oakland tonight, police who live near a school are fighting an increase to student enrollment. the school doesn't want to wait that long. abc 7 news reporter joins us in city hall with a plan and the push back. >> there is the man to get into the school whose tuition ranges from 23,000 to nearly 34,o $000 a year. still, the planning commission here at city hall will listen to both neighbors and to those affiliated with the school. and it may be a very long night.

>> the long lines of cars waiting for students outside the school in oakland resembles the morning traffic jam on the bay bridge. >> really, we can't afford more cars. located in this canyon for more than a century. they own the land. slowly but surely, the school has grown. and, in 2006, city hall gave them permission to increase enrollment. there is demand for this private cool and they koent want to wait until increased enrollment. that's it. that's all they want to do. and that's not good. it's not good for them. it's not good for the parents and the children.

and it's not good for the neighborhood. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> should companies be able to charge you a fee if you write a bad review? some businesses do that. well, now, bad review fees might be banned. >> this is amazing. it truly is. california already has a law. now the u.s. senate is considering covering the whole country. some put nondisparagement clauses in their purchase agreements. now, u.s. senators are considering a similar law called the consumer review free tom act. they say unhappy customers have

a right to their opinions. and companies use a fee to high poor business practices. if you're flying for a fall or winner holidays, you may have to pay more for baggage fees. spirit normally charges 30 bucks. the amount depends on when you book. frontier's charges will be in effect from thanksgiving week through january 5th. now, many bay area home ownsers are scrambling to get roof repairs. we'll take a look at the high demand and what we found surprising and even some of the most careful consumers. my special, 7 on your side

report here at 11:00. if you have a roof, you need to watch this report. >> bay area food banks served more than three quarters of a million people every single month. >> it's our way of helping this year around efforts. >> live tonight in concord at the food bank with more, spencer? >> that oogs right, dan and cheryl. the volunteer groups just keep oncoming. one of the most important programs here is called farm to kids program which provides fresh produce through afterschool programs. each student receives three to five pounds of fruits and vegetables each week. here's how you can help, as

well, fighting bay area hunger. you can sitly text the word feed for a $10 donation which stretches and goes a long, long way. dan and cheryl? >> spencer, thanks so much. >> outside now in the briskwet other. >> it is brisk, but not too cold. at least during the daytime. >> that's right. it's easy for you two. >> that's true. it's toes day in here. >> that's right. thanks, dan. but it is really just a spectacular view behind me. it's well-worth standing you want here. and enjoying the gorgeous view. live doppler 7 hd showing you nothing but clear skies. we've had a few high clouds pass through. to our south, the hills of monteray and san benito. we're expecting the coldest air of the season to hit that air

tomorrow evening. even though we don't have any warnings or advisories, it's going to get chilly again tomorrow morning. santa rosa, napa, you want to make sure you bring your plants inside if you go have them. 43 in san rofel, 43 degrees in san jose, 41 livermore, 43 in concord. the winds are going to drop off. we've had a north wind, which is going to make it feel a little chillier this afternoon. beautiful view from our east bay hills camera. temperatures in the low 60s. you're going to love what i have to tell you. we have more snow coming between sunday night and monday. snow levels will be up between 6 and 7,000 feet. dropping pretty low by monday. so get ready.

mid 60s, santa rosa, 60 napa, 69 in fairfield. san jose showing you clear conditions right now. dry through saturday. there is a chance of some light rain sunday. it will become more likely as we head toward sunday night and monday. for the time being, high clouds over the top of this ridge tonight and thursday. and then we will start to see the clouds thickening up as we head towards the week ebd. there's a store that's going to drop down. it will bring us some rain. saturday night, it's just cloud cover. there's a chance of some very light rain. but it is likely as we head towards the monday morning hours, and especially the commute. but then it moves out. the rainfall, with this system, anywhere between a tenth to four tenths of an implg right now. it's not looking like a repeat of the last system. 67 gillroy, on the

peninsula, 66 san mateo. downtown san francisco, 64 degrees. and in the north bay, 67. 67 in concord. tempature will go up a few decred degrees in the afternoon. chance of light rain on saund if you have outdoor activities. and then we'll go back to dry conditions. you do need to bundle up. tomorrow morning, don't leave home without a jacket or a sweater. >> a new app that features live and on demand hoe kal news

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coming up at 6:00, tonight, they're talking exclusively with abc 7 news. why they said the amusement park didn't do enough to help them. tripling the size of one bay area community. hear from residents worried their small-town feel will

disappear. what if you fix a part on your car but find out later your automaker is to blame for your defects. 7 on your side michael finney is looking at what you can do to get your money back. >> well, a san francisco's millionaire cat heart sold for nearly $1 million. >> yes, the 1891 painting featured 42 cats kate johnson had in her lifetime. it's believed to be the biggest-ever painting of a cat. squl it survived the ert quake and fires of 1906. it was bought for half a million dollars over the estimated value. i always like the dogs playing poker. >> abc 7 news was at city hall today. it's called oh, glorious city. the exhibit celebrates the city's 100th anniversary. >> worth the trip to visit. >> thanks for joining us.

>> we appreciate your time. see you again at 6:00. >> bye, bye. breaking news tonight on the passenger jet that broke apart in the sky. new intelligence suggests it might have been a bomb. and at this hour, britain going even further. suspending flights to that region. new images of the smoking wreckage and what injuries to passengers in the back of the plane could reveal. and was isis involved? also breaking, flights halted at an airport here in america. shots fired, not far from the runway. the police standoff. families told to stay inside. the attack on a college campus. the suspect targeting students and faculty. we're on the scene tonight. the stunning reveal. the officer and father who radioed for help, found shot and killed, the massive manhunt. but tonight, we learn it was all part of an elaborate plan. and, they thought she might never walk on her own. until she met george.