i don't know what she was thinking. >> that's a baby. that boy hadn't even lived his life yet. the driver suffered critical injuries. police say she did not have a driver's license. live in pittsburgh tonight, cornell, abc 7 news. >> officials say they just found a student who left a racist rant on a library computer. that message compelled about a thousand angry students to walk out of class today. sky 7 hd was overhead as the crowd converged on city hall. and just a short time ago, the principal told abc 7 news the

student has confessed. >> i think the student is aware of what this caused on our campus today and how much chaos it caused on our campus. abc 7 news reporter is live at berkley high with late developments on this. >> well, dan, the student, by the way, no names given. they won't even say if it's a he or a she. that student was interrogated and admitted to doing this only after, and i'm going to read my notes, only after a technological forensic analysis was done on the computer. >> a high school that thrives itself on diversity was faced with an injustice yesterday. >> a student took a screen shot of the page.

on it were offensive messages toward african americans threatening to have a publish lynching. students and parents were notified via e-mail. >> yesterday, it was about 8:00 at night and yesterday, i was fearing for my life. >> everybody else feels the need to stand out for it. >> the black student union called for a rally and, this morning, close to 1,000 students joined in a march. finally, they took their voices to uc berkley. >> i just took it as a sign, a message. racism isn't over. >> in a lot of ways, it's like a hate crime. >> it is considered a hate crime, the matter is being investigated by berkley police. >> and a student is likely to be charged now.

when i asked the principal if the student would be expelled, the principal told me very likely, possibly. they will not identify the student or give a name for fear of retaliation. >> we have some new details just emerging about yesterday's stabbing. authorities say the 18-year-old was carrying a manifesto when he was shot and killed by police. the manifesto contained a list of students he was targeting. he was going to tie students to desks and then steal a gun from police. he was shot after stabbing four people with a hunting knife. >> i don't think if he's specifically targeting that classroom. i can tell you that his intentions were to go further than what he did.

>> officials say muhammad was from the bay area. he lived in santa clara and graduated in june. those who knew him say he kept to himself. >> we know that he was a quiet student. he was a very good student while he was here. >> muhammad took advanced placement classes. the school district brought in counselors today to help students deal with this tragedy. >> students have been holding special classes to teach students how to react to an avail lant on campus. >> well, college students readily admit that they are often living in a bubble. a big push is underway to teach

them about what to do if somebody comes on campus with a gun or a knife. a process involved critical thinking. >> now it's time to think about, okay, what will i do if this happens. it's time to prepare yourself, mentally and physically. >> one of 14 students who took a voluntary class today on what to do. the number of such incidents surprised the group. >> we're at 48 or 49 depending on how you look at one certain case. that's a lot. that's too many. they teach the hour-long class where students are taught to run or defend. they're told for example to keep running even if someone stumbles or falls. >> if someone goes down and they're asking for help, we tell you just to keep going. are they willing and ready to do that? >> perhaps even tougher is deciding whether to take on an assailant to save yourself. the lesson is you must.

>> it's 2015 and i'm in a roomful of people and i'm telling you you've got to bonk somebody with something. that easterble. but we're having that discussion because it's important for you to survive an incident and to be safe. >> the class was developed by the police chief's association and the county office of education. it's taylored for all levels from kind ergarten to college. >> it doesn't matter if they're at the shopping 3458, movie theater or if we have folks that also work in their workplace. >> college campuses can be filled with thousands of students. that makes preparing critical. at foothill college, abc 7 news. >> police were new to call today for witnesses to come forward in the hope of camping a killer of a young single mother. the 21-year-old died in front of her son. he was just four at the time. two other people were also wounded in the shoot iing.

>> please, you don't have to say your name. it could be anonymous. just help us bring my daughter's murderer to justice. >> it doesn't have to be the smoking gun. just a little bit so that we can do our work. >> police say they do have some information, but not enough for prosecutors try someone. >> san francisco city officials say stop signs will go up on a street where two boys were critically injure ed there is a serious issue for people crossing the street here. >> i've asked people to slow down. this area is 25 miles per hour. free kwently, i see people driving at least 40 miles an hour.

they're trying to get to work. i understand that. but, at the same time, they need to understand that we like to walk around our city. >> accused of driving with a blood alcohol level of nearly twice the legal limit and is now charged with four felonies. she has bonded out of jail. >> a tourist is recovering after hanging onto another man's hand as he hung from a cliff. the fire department gave us a picture of this rescue last night. you can see it right there. the man hung for nearly 15 minutes onto an unidentified man's wrist before those firefighters got to him. the tourist was trying to take a picture of the bridge but he slipped off of a bridge and fell 75 feet down that cliff. >> a number of residents are without water this hour because of a water main break.

the area has been closed to traffic now. a lot of old pipes in the city. it was installed in 1935. they expect repairs to be complete sometime this evening. >> a lot of money is on the line. >> sport fishing, dungenes crabs is a multi-milliion dollar industry. >> and now the season is postponed indefinitely. the keyword fishermen are clinging to. >> slams through a glass window and gets to work. >> also, ahead, the best and worse airlines. 7 on your side reveals which carriers take to the skies with flying colors. >> and you're going to hear cc sabathia explain why he left the yankees

well, it is official. no recreational fishing for dungenes crab in california. as expected, the california game commission delayed it today because of a dangerous level of a neurotoxin in the crabs. abc 7 news reporter is live at fisherman's wharf in san francisco tonight. >> this delay could last as 180 days. >> candy traveled all the way from wyoming to this restaurant

on fisherman's wharf and for this. >> it actually has kind of a mellow, sweet taste to it. >> she's describing dungenes crab. in this case, from washington state and likely to remain imported from washington state. >> we actually don't change the market price. we absorb any spikes in the price that are market-driven. so we're, right now, not doing very well on crab. >> especially after this morning when california's fish and game commission indefinitely delayed the start of the season. blaming warm waters encouraging an algae bloom that created a potentially fatal neurotoxin in the crab. after this morning, it looked like a ghost town. >> they went home. and, for a few days, there's nothing going on here.

>> the sport delay is even more worrisome who expect a similar ban in the next few days. this ban could last six months or a few weeks. but every day of income lost is one that guys like jim anderson will not get back. >> i make 70% of my income on crab. so it's a lot. >> right now, a nagging, indefinite, worrisome problem. >> in the south bay, police are looking for a man who stole more than $10,000 worth of high end sunglasses. >> there he goes. you can see the man crashing through the windows, running in and cleaning out two sun glass cases one by one.

police only got a partial look at the safe. >> also, a warning for homeowners about package thieves. a new now community sends us some surveillance video of two thieves scoping out a home. she was in the area near santa clara university and she wants to get this video out to warn neighbors. >> 25 million passengers are going to take to the air. that would be the highest number since the recession in 2008. >> san francisco is considered one of the top destinations in the country. expect local airports to be very busy. >> now, a new report on the best and worst airlines to fly. >> not even close.

consumer reports just released a survey of 20,000 of the magazine subscribers identifying the airlines that soar for domestic, non-stop service and those that don't. >> travelers are far from happy with the co-service they're getting, according to the consumer report survey. of the 13 airlines evaluated, most get the lowest score possible on a number of areas. >> not having enough leg room and seat width are common complaints. most get room for carry ones. >> budget carrier, spirit airways comes in last with an overall satisfaction rating that's significantly worse than all other airlines. the big three u.s. airlines don't do that well, either. delta, american and united fall in the middle or near the bottom of the ratings. they are among those with the lowest possible score on leg room, seat comfort, food and in-flight entertainment.

>> coach travelers are very satisfied with some of the smaller airlines who do well for service, staff and easy check-in. >> jet blue followed closely. what distinguishes jet blue? slightly better leg room and seat widths. having no hidden fees is also important. >> for being the most transparent about its fees. and that partially offsets poor scores for seating, food and entertainment. >> virgin america does well with top scores across the board. >> regional carriers like alaska and hawaii are also checking out. they both do well in first class and coach service when it comes to staff service and not having hidden fees. now, tonight at 11:00, three

decades of reporting on blinds that have been a known danger for all of that time. but you can still buy them in thousands of stores. a bay area family shares their tragic story for the first time. you'll see the new fight to ban blinds with dangerous cords. >> we've literally watched you over decades -- >> it's amazing. i thought we had solved the problem. but that was a long time ago. we haven't come close. >> thanks for staying with us. you can credit the bay area tech boom for this distinction. san jose is the richest city in america. that's according to a new ranking by bloomburg. it calls for residents more than $105,000 double the national average. that's entirely due to tax. san jose edged out the long-time leader, connecticut, for this year's rapgings. san francisco was not far behind in third place. seattle was ranked forth.

>> that's right. if you are stepping outside to run some errands, you will need to grab a jacket before you head out the door. the biggest difference tonight is that we have some clouds around. that is going to help hold the temperatures up a little bit more than this morning. let's check out live doppler 7 hd right now. you can see those clouds on our radar. another frost advisory has been issued. tomorrow, midnight until 8:00 a.m. they're expecting temperatures to drop down to the 30s again. this morning, near-freezing, coldest air of the season in napa. 36 in fairfield. i'm sure you felt it when you stepped out. we had plenty of 40s, 37 in

navarro. you can see today we're seeing those clouds coming in. those clouds will keep your temperatures a little bit higher tomorrow morning. so expect 39 degrees tomorrow morning. 37 in napa. 39 in santa rosa. those clouds will clear out by morning. 46 degrees in half-moon bay. grab a hot drink and keep yourself warm. this is just eye candy. look how beautiful it looks. 61 in san jose. you're dropping down 65 degrees. just when you thought it wouldn't get any better, it's getting better. we'll try to show your pictures on the air. 59 in santa rosa. livermore, 61 degrees.

our highs today in the low 60s to the low 70s. and from our emoryvlle camera, you can see those clouds. showers on monday. so here's the pacific satellite picture. really, we're going to keep things on the dry side as the first front fizzles. it's the second front that will bring us rain and it definitely is a colder system. so sashd afternoon, just clouds as we head towards early sunday morning. it's shifting from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. it pretty much keeps us on for some scattered showers for your monday. rainfall total, most areas attempt to about a quarter of an inch through sunday night. this will mean snow in the sierras but not a lot. those passes will be impacted as

snow levels drop on monday. 68 tomorrow afternoon, sunshine on the peninsula. 63 in half-moon bay. downtown san francisco, 64. and, in the north bay, 70 in santa rosa. 67 oakland in the east bay. blue skies, 71 in livermoral. we're going to go with clouding up. second half of your weekend is wet. cold showers on monday and then we'll slowly return to dry conditions. >> sandy, thanks very much. >>. >> and, at 5:30, world news. >> we have new reporting tonight. the terror intercepts after that jet falls from the sky. conversations about a bomb. and, now, airport security here with thanksgiving approaching. and the boy, stolen from his

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scott kelly tweeted out this incredible picture. he said for an instant before sunrise, the space station glows orange. some ground breaking discoveries about mars today. the planet looks a lot like earth a very long time ago. new results from the maiden mission found mars' atmosphere was blown away by solar winds billions of years ago. whatever atmosphere is left is still being depleted, about a quarter pound of it gone every sekt. with an atmosphere of water and ingredients needed to sustain life. imagine.

>> well, a valejo native and yankee's pitcher is talking about checking into rehab right before the post-season. in an exclusive interview, he takes only critics about the timing. >> i know it's a bad time of the season, but there was no other option for me but to get help. and i understand where, you know, fans would be upset and people don't understand. but if it was my knee or if it was anything else, then people wouldn't have a problem with it. but, you know, being alcoholism, it's tough for people to swallow. but it's the same thing. >> well, you can watch more of robin roberts' exclusive interview tomorrow on "good morning america." >> it's an after-school program that uses dance and performance as a way to help disadvantaged students grow. it also links inner city kids with businesses.

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coming up at 6:00, new reaction from witnesses to the stabbing including the freshman who ran for her life just as police opened fire. also -- chaos at alameda city hall. what officials will try to do to balance the needs of renters and landlords. and the shack on the market for $2 million. and the ajent calls it an exciting opportunity. we'll let you be the judge coming up in half an hour. >> it looks exciting. >> well, we have proof the people will go to great lengths to get a good deal. >> indeed, shoppers scooped up as many pieces of clothing as they could in a limited amount of time this morning inside the h&m store. >> they were racing to buy pieces of designer clothes as discounted prices.

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breaking developments tonight. the bomb theory and now the intercepts from isis. u.s. authorities say the conversations specifically about a bomb. president obama just weighing in and tonight, security at airports here in america, with thanksgiving approaching. new details tonight about the officer who staged his own elaborate suicide. authorities say he's been stealing money and now questions about what his wife and son knew. the race for 2016, donald trump tearing into marco rubio for using a republican party charge card for personal use. home repairs? tonight, we have rubio and his response. the boy stolen from his mother 13 years later. how he discovers it himself. the incredible feat. it's a bird, it's a plane. no, it's two people flying beside that jumbo jet.