finally dispaiding, but it's still there. the whole thing looked like a scene "the brady bunch" when the washing machine broke down and really wild. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> one guy actually decided to ride his bike through the mess. take a being loop. officials definitely did not like him doing that. >> no, fun to watch but maybe not such a great thing to do. all of this happened at a hangar connected to mineta san jose airport. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom is there live now. jonathan? >> reporter: well, the first thing to know the foam is not toxic, at least not to humans. it is bad for fish which is why they are racing to get it mopped and vacuumed up before the rains wash it into the bay. of course, a lot of it has gone away on its own. a few hours ago it was tall enough to swallow up cars and people. >> looks like a huge foam party gone bad. it's at least what, 10 feet high and oozing out of building. >> reporter: folks working nearby have never seen anything like it. >> it's getting so tall and when

we saw it it was really thin, and now it's just building up. >> reporter: so tall this guy got lost in it after asking police permission to ride his bike through it. >> it just feels like soap. really feels like soap, kind of smells like it too. >> reporter: not entirely wrong. materials you would put in your bathtub as a bubble bath. >> reporter: one difference this, foam is putting our fires and made to goat the liquid of surface like gasoline. >> and if it gets in your eyes it could create a problem. keep people out of bubble. not bubbles to play in. >> lock did you don't touch. >> you can see it from all different angles and i'm sure this helicopter is getting even better views. >> reporter: sky 7 shows the size of the spill, a full city block oozing out of san jose's newest private jet hangar finished a year ago just in time for teams that played in the super bowl. a spokesperson for the company that runs it says no one was hurt when the fire suppression system suddenly activated filling the empty hang hear and the street with foam. >> we believe it to be a me can

cam issue, and we're currently investigating with the cooperation of the local authorities and the manufacture sneer and an airport spokesperson said that company signature flight support is responsible for the cleanup to prevent the foam from washingdown storm drains and harming marine life in the bay. they say they are worried about the foam getting into the guadalupe river, a habitat, they say, for a number of sensitive species. jonathan bloom, airport 7 news. >> jonathan, thank you. take a look at this video from nasa. it shows a test of the fire suppression system at one of their hangars. most large airport hangars are built with similar systems that can dump large amounts of foam to put out fires caused by burning aviation fuel. the systems are designed to dump as much as 40 feet of fire fighting foam in 15 minutes, certainly enough to snuff out an airplane fire. >> one person is dead on the crash on a san mateo county coastline and it happened near

the half moon bay airport in moss beach. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is there live with more information. melanie. >> well, take a look. you can see where this plane first clipped one home and a fence and then crashed into another home. luckily the people that live in that house were not inside at the time. as you say, there were two people on board this plane. one was killed in the crash and the other was airlifted to a hospital. the single-engine cessna 127 crashed into this home around 11:20 this morning. witness whose were driving by say the plane was flying low. >> we were both looking. we're like oh, my god, this is going to crash, and shortly after that it went straight behind the trees, landed, and there was a big puff of smoke or dust and -- and the first thing we did was pull over, call 911. horrifying. absolutely. >> my phone the homeowner's niece said her aunt and uncle

were not in the house at the time. firefighters in the san mateo county's sheriff's office responded. a spokesperson says there were two passengers on board the plane. one was killed in the crash and the other airlifted to a hospital >> we do not know the roles of the people that were injured, and we don't know what caused the crash. >> we were shocked because normally we see planes flying here and nothing happened like that. >> clearly there's a risk when you live this close to a small airport. >> the san mateo county's sheriff's office secured the scene until faa investigators arrived. >> you want things to go right when you're in an airport for sure. >> ntsb is also investigating the crash. in half moon bay, melanie woodrow, abc news. san leandro police are identifying the second car involved in a running gun battle through city streets yesterday. investigators say it's a dark colored compact suv. it was captured on surveillance video somewhere near dutton avenue. police say someone in that car exchanged gunfire with a driver

of a nissan ultima. the ultimate soon smashed head on into a third car injuring two innocent people one of them, a man in his 70s, remains in critical condition. >> 60 miles per hour at the time of impact making it just unbelievable. it's one of the worst collisions that some of our investigators have seen. >> police are asking for anyone who might have witnessed the shooting to call police. all right. we are going to get a pretty good soaking in just a few hours. nbc 7 patel is here with more on what's coming. >> you're going to see gusty winds and he have rain. live doppler 7 is tracking that system that's going to mean you'll need the umbrellas all weekend long. here's a look at where it is right now on our storm impact scale. saturday's part of system a moderate storm,ed to rat to heavy rain expected in the morning and scattered showers in the afternoon and wind gusts to 50 miles per hour. wind advisory beginning at 10:00

and continues until saturday at 4:00 a.m. most of the rest of the region, 3:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. looking at gusts to 50 miles per hour with sustained winds between 20 and 35. power lines could get knocked down, and trees could go down as well. hour-by-hour look at when you'll need the umbrellas and the rainfall coming right up. kristen? >> sand yeah, thank you. for the fourth time this month students in san ramon have found racist graffiti written in the bathrooms. this is not the only school dealing with this problem. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in san ramon and, laura, there's a et moog for parents tonight. >> reporter: the school district has called for a parent meeting tonight and the group to discuss just the latest in a series of disturbing incidents on this campus. >> honestly i cried this morning. >> reporter: for the fourth time in four weeks students at san ram ramon's california high have found racist graffiti scrawled on a bathroom wall again

including exme tifz and slurs aimed at african-american students and the black student union. >> we have 200 members in our bsu and have-to-have them all texting me scared to come to school today, it freaks me out. >> reporter: for a time this morning students with respect courted to the bathrooms by teachers and staff. >> the fifth incident we've had in our school incident of rates of graffiti within the last month and certainly disturbing and a challenge. >> young people are feeling a lot of anxiety, are feeling a lot of concerns. >> reporter: in dublin, congressman visited his alma mater speaking directly to civic students about how to change the dialogue. >> right now a lot of people are feeling powerless especially if you weren't able to vote in this presidential election so i want to talk to them about how they are feeling about their future and also to let them know they are not powerless, that we can work together to shape what's next. >> so far dublin high students say they haven't seen the kind of rhetoric or blatant rhetoric exhibited on other campuses. >> a lot of us are not too happy

about the results but i don't think anybody is super emotional about it now. >> upsetting to see and if we take time to give donald trump a chance and let everything cool down. >> we really all need each other no matter what we do. >> the idea sheer to choose respect and tolerance over bigotry. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> in the meantime, students continue protesting the election of donald trump. abc 7 news was in east palo alto. about 200 students and teachers from phoenix academy marched to highway 101. students say they feel threatened by mr. trump's policies. >> he's in support of stop and frifnlgt i feel threatened because i don't want to go outside and, you know, get padded down and get humiliated by the police. >> the mayor of east palo alto showed up to encourage students to stand up for their civil rights. frisco district attorney george gascon announced that his department will reopen its hate crime hotline. he says the fear in the community since the election is reason. here's the number.

415-551-9595. beaware. it also doubles as the consumer affairs hotline but you can get through. gascon says everyone needs to know that hate and abuse will not be tolerated in san francisco without consequences. in berkeley this mornings hundreds of people gathered for a unity rally at the city's civic center, and can you see as the sun rowes community members stood together and they formed with their bodies a giant peace sign. people were encouraged to wear tie-dye to show that berkeley stands for inclusiveness, diversity and human right. >> a powerful image. holiday hiring. 'tis the season for seasonal staffing. all hands on deck in a lot of stores. >> drilling in the arctic and california. president obama throws a wrench in the plans of president-elect donald trump. >> and a different kind of hacking. what may be a second green revolution. >> i'm spencer christian at the food bank of contra costa solano

counties with volunteers are doing their best to get foot out to families that need food this

well, ready or not black friday is a week away and bay area retails are still on the hunt for seasonal employees to handle the holiday rush. news anchor eric rush is live more from daly city on why some retailers are having a tough time to find people to work. >> reporter: you have low unemployment, a lot of people in higher paying jobs, it's tough to hire people in lower paying jobs like retail, and that's the challenge facing some of these stores. temp placement firm manpower has 260 positions to fill and the bay area's health economy is working against them. >> yeah, it seems like this year the talent pool is pretty tight, and so we're having to pretty

much do double the work right now to find the candidates that we had last year. >> reporter: dick's sporting good also has the help wanted sign out for what it hopes will be a busy holiday shopping season. >> so right now we're hiring about 150 employees across five different stores here in the bay. >> reporter: across the bay in emoryville, managers at this best buy store say they are not looking to hire a set number of people, but they do need additional workers to make sure that everyone gets a positive shopping experience. >> that's our hope. we always want to plan for a big crowd and make sure that we can provide the best service out there and that there's no other service. >> reporter: potential applicants should have lots of full and part-time options. hiring managers are looking for people strong with the force, folks who use the dark side need not apply. >> basically the products that we sell in store we want to have an associate who can talk about them. it's passionate about them. >> reporter: if you're interested in applying can you go to either company's website and download an application n.daly city, eric thomas, abc 7

news. >> meantime, donald trump is preparing for a weekened of transition meetings at the trump national golf course in new jersey, and torment president-elect will meet with a visiting fellow at stanford's hoover institution, retired general james maddies who is being considered for secretary of defense and mr. trim will meet with michelle ree about possibly being the second education. rhee led the reform ever the washington, d.c. school district and the president-elect named alabama sessions jeff session as attorney general and kansas representative mike pompeo as head of the cia. both must be confirmed by the senate. >> and president obama is trying to secure environmental protections before he leaves office the president locked in a plan today that does not include any new drilling off the coast of california, oregon and washington state until at least 2022. it also blocks new oil drilling

in federal waters off the atlantic coast of the u.s. and in the arctic ocean. now, if mr. trump tries to revoke the president's decision, congress would have to hold new public hearings. >> scientists at uc berkeley have hacked process of photosynthesis. in doing so they found a new way to make plans soak up the sun more quickly which could lead to better crop yields. scientists boosted the levels of three proteins involved in photosynthesis increasing the productivity of genetically modified tone co-plants by as much as 20% and raise the efficiency of plants was once thought impossible. the research could revolutionize food production. >> amazing how they figure that stuff out. and speaking of food. >> that's right. >> it's time for our abc 7 food drive. we're partnering with bay-area food banks to help feed more than 840,000 people in need of food each month around here. >> weather anchor spencer christian is live in concord to tell us more. hey, spencer. >> hey, kristen and dan. i'm here in concord, and, you know,

you've heard me talk about the scroll tiers here which are tremendous. not only are donations important but the poll tier effort is as well. patty deutch is one of the many volunteers. good to see you. >> thank you. >> you guys distribute 20 million pounds of food. that's a lot of work. >> takes a lot of work and ask the food bank how we do that. we have 650 employees. we're literally a next door neighbor and it's important for our employees to give back to the community. this is where they work, live and play. >> what is it that motivates the volunteers to do this? >> you know, it's fun, first of all, but it's also team building, and they know that this is work that needs to be done to help feed 1 in 8 people in contra costa county is hungry. >> an amazing statistic. >> and the need is important and you are doing a great job to help meet that need. i'll remind the viewers they can help as well without even leaving home. pick up your smartphone and text the word feed to the number 80077 for a $10 donation.

dan and kristen? >> okay, spencer, thanks so much. fantastic. get ready for some stormy weather. >> a change. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is back with the accuweather forecast, sandhya? >> this would be a good weekend to stay inside, but if you have to be out and about let me show you what's geronimo gil to happen. tracking rain right around the north, crescent city and eureka. this will slide southward later on tonight. a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you a beautiful view. we'll pan around and zoom in and focus while we're at it. low to mid-60s to san francisco and half moon bay 76 degrees sun and a few clouds. upper 50s to santa rosa and novato and 54 in livermore d.start out chill they morning but this season it was a milder day and a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. storm moves in overnight. expecting strong winds and he have rain in the morning with more wet weather coming in on sunday. so let's rank this storm. it's a moderate strength storm

for saturday. a 2 on the storm impact scale. moderate to heavy rain is expected tomorrow morning and scattered showers in the afternoon and wind gusts may reach as high as 50 miles per hour along the coast and higher terrain. 10:00 tonight, the north bay is starting to get that rain. moderate to heavy at times, especially tomorrow morning around 5:00 a.m. and it's widespread going into 7:00 a.m. saturday. you'll notice that it switches over to scattered showers forever the afternoon, so if you do have afternoon/evening plan, care et the umbrella with you, you'll still have wet weather around. it's not completely done. the second phase of it comes through on sunday. that's a 1, a lighter storm, and we're really looking at scattered showers for sunday morning continuing through the afternoon and even into the evening hours. as far as rainfall totals, we'll see a pretty good amount. almost 2.5 inches across parts of north bay. looking halt half to three-quarts of an inch of rain across parts of the bay area including the south and east

bay. going to the big game tomorrow. it's going to be a wet one. scattered showers and school and 61 degrees 2:30 at kickoff and 59 later so if i were you i would take the southwest and the slicker and you'll need both of them. enjoy the game. a look at the sierra nevada. a winter weather advisory. runs until sunday morning. half a foot to a foot of snow. 7,000 feet and gusty winds will create wideout conditions so travel will be treacherous and carry the chains if you're going. temperatures first thing in the morning notice the chill is gone. 50s for you but it's going to be a stormy start to your saturday and then for the afternoon scattered showers and upper 50s to the low to mid-60s, breezy with still some wet weather for your saturday afternoon plans. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. 22 on our storm impact scale. wet and wind and 1 for sunday. we're looking at a chance of some early morning drops monday. the break is tuesday. another system weaker. it's a 1. comes in on wednesday and bringing us some rain. thanksgiving right now looks partly sunny but thanksgiving

night going into plaque friday, we're talking about a chafngs rain. can download the abc 7 news app and check out line doppler 7 to see when the rain is moving to your area. >> the last cal game i went to it was raining and we won. >> here we go again. >> the oakland raiders practicing before they head to mexico city for "monday night football." you can watch the game right here on abc 7. >> yeah. it's texans versus raiders. coverage begins at 5:00 on monday. >> all right. from crafts to cars, we have your weekend planned. its part of finney's friday free stuff and then coming up next on "world news" with david muir. >> the bombshell $25 million settlement involving president-elect donald trump and the allegations the university was fraudulent. a snow storm coming to parts of the northeast next. >> in girls everywhere, i am

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look, this is video from the upper deck showing chp cruisers trying to box in a car they are chasing. the suspect kept going after this. a few minutes ago the car being chased we've had in and out of traffic along east bay 87 with the highway in pursuit. >> we're told the chase started in solano county. sheriff's deputies were trying to put car over for a traffic violation. the car entered interstate 80 and that's when highway patrol overtook the pursuit. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get more. >> macy's holiday display is going to the dogs and cats. >> right. >> check it out. this is a life picture from the flagship union square store for the 30th straight year. dogs and cats up for adoption

will look out the windows. they look so adorable there, right? >> it was unveiled just meowments ago complete with carollers from the demayoriac academy. >> and the reindeers have arrived for a visit at the san francisco zoo. belle, hole and peppermint can be found at the playfield lawn. the zoo supplied this video to us. guests can learn all sorts of fun facts about them, what they eat besides carrots and leftover cookies which, of course, they do like. >> mm-hmm. >> all right. it's friday. the best thing about is finney's friday free stuff. >> michael is here. what do you have for us? >> let's start with the san francisco auto show. been to that? >> one time, up time. >> really, really a great show. one of the important ones here in the united states run by the diamond family and has been for decades. a great show and we've got free ticket for you. you're going to get a family four pack of tickets. to get them go to our website at abc7news.com and click on the

link for tickets and e-mail your name of the hoe is huge at the mosconi center. this is past years, of course, absolutely phenomenal. worth going to. bring your kids, by the way, they have a great time. i used to take my kids when they were little. okay. now when you want to go from cars or into the holiday season festival, we've got you covered, too. this is down in san jose at the harvest festival. we're giving away 500 tickets to the san jose harvest festival that thanks place november 25th through 27th at the convention center. we give away these tickets every year and every year we run out of them very, very quickly. >> that's fun. >> first come first serve for the harvest festival and for the san francisco auto show and you need to get on our website fast. >> looks like can you do a little holiday shopping. >> so glad you asked. >> right there. go to our website at abc7news.com any time, but, really, both of these go fast so really hop on it now. >> great experiences. >> yeah. >> thanks, michael.

>> sure. get ready for the fiddler. we catch up with a star violinist at a public concert. that's next. >> first we want to thank the family of this little girls, an abc 7 news viewer for this abc 7 news picture celebrating the 88th birthday of mickey mouth. share your picture using social media using

>> him strangling me and kicking me and spitting in my face. >> survivors say they are trapped because they cannot afford to least. tonight at 7 a look into an alarming twist in the bay area housing crisis. >> for what's coming up tonight at 6:00, abc 7 news anchor ama daetz is hear with that. ama? >> dan, kristen, undocumented workers living in fear. tonight the international effort to prepare those in the u.s. for possible tactics by a trump

administration. also, a fatal fire leads to a wrongful death sue. the abc 7 news i-team explains what the owners of a million space heaters need to know from the case. and a couple books a hotel for a night and ends up with 47 rooms and a bill to match. a huge mess. that's all coming up in half an hour on "abc 7 news at 6:00." >> wow, that's ugly. >> ama, thanks. >> finally tonight, maybe had a little music for the soul. ♪ >> abc 7 news was in oakland as one of the country's finest musicians played for an unexpected audience. kelly tom hopkins plays s the fiddler on "fiddler on the roof" in broadway. today she visited transitional housing before performance with the oakland symphony. >> "world news" with dan muir is up next.

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us here at abc 7, we appreciate your time. see you again i tonight, breaking news. as we come on, the bombshell $25 million settlement just in, after allegations of fraud against trump university. the president-elect once tweeting he would not settle out of principle. tonight, his team now responding. also breaking, the deadly blizzard hitting right now. moving from the midwest to the northeast. more than 300 crashes already. the school bus horror. the bus flipping. multiple injuries. students crawling through the hatch of the bus. tonight, the officer captured on camera punching a woman he was trying to detain. and now comes word, a major new development. the bear attack. the 63-year-old woman walking down the driveway in an american suburb. a 200-pound bear attacks. she calls 911, saying her arms and legs already broken. and the strike at a major airport, just before the