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is abc 7 news. >> i lost my mother a couple of days ago. so, like, i'm dealing with a bunch of things right now. >> top, as we learn more about the florida shooter, here in the bay area, teachers and law enforcement are looking for solutions to keep children safe. >> if you're going to arm educators, arm us with books. arm us with smaller class size. >> we can do little things as a law enforcement profession to absolutely have an effect on minimizing casualties. >> plenty of ideas. no perfect solutions tonight, nine days after a xwunman killed 17 people at a florida high school. >> tonight, abc news has obtained the transcript of the tip the fbi received one month before the shooting but did not act on. >> abc news reporter maggie ruehl has the new developments. authorities are revealing new details on what happened leading up to last month's school shooting, including the tip a

month before the shooting. a female warns the alleged shooter was going to explode. saying he would threaten to kill people on social media. she told the parkland police department and the fbi in case, quote, he starts shooting places up. the fbi failed to follow up on the tip. also released, a 911 call from someone who appears to be the alleged shooter, about three months before the shooting happened. >> the thing is, i lost my mother a couple days ago. so, like, i'm dealing with a bunch of things right now. >> reporter: the broward county sheriff's offers said they were called to his home 23 times. two of the calls were reltdre ro concerns that this person could shoot up a school. students are standing behind stoneman douglas. and many met with top officials, including florida governor, rick scott. >> my message to them is very simple. you're not alone.

>> reporter: today, scott announced a new action plan that puts $500 million school safety program. the students and their families will be back on campus for an orientation on sunday, to start, what the superintendent says, is a week of transition for the students. getting them back together to find some level of normalcy. the parkland school shooting is re-igniting the debate over whether teachers should carry guns. the nra and president trump have endorsed that idea. but the union representing teachers in san francisco is against it. and experts say carrying a weapon requires training and judgment. >> critics say, first, you have to have teachers who want to carry guns. many potent. many parents are uncomfortable with the idea. and then, there's the matter of acquiring and maintaining the proper skill. it will be neither fast nor cheap. at least eight states allow teachers to carry guns on

campus. but the teachers union in san francisco says no way. >> as a teacher and the president of the teachers' union, i can tell you that's a crazy idea. >> it's all teachers can do to teach, keep addreorder and look for the well-being of students, than to keep a gun and keep it a safe distance from students. >> arm us with books. arm us with smaller class size. >> reporter: then, there's the training. cadets in police academies undergo three weeks of training with handguns, shot guns and rifles. and that's not all. >> using the weapon is one aspect of the training. the bigger aspect is the decisionmaking on when to use it and how to operate in a highly stressed situation. >> reporter: nobody is saying that teachers need the same training as cops. but anyone who carries a gun regularly, needs to develop and maintain a level of skill. he is in charge of weapons

training for the richmond police department. when a new officer joins the force, they must undergo 40 hours of firearms training. >> they go to the range to hone their marksmanship and gun handling skills. >> reporter: he's not taking a position on who should be armed. but the richmond p.d. is making a key change following the florida shooting, since the gunman tripped the fire alarm to get people to leave the classroom and move to the kill zone. when a fire alarm is tripped in richmond schools, police officers will accompany the firefighters. if you want to take action because of what happened in florida, we have resources for you. we put together a complete list of california's 53 representatives and 2 senators and their contact information on our website. you will find it on abc7news.com. more companies are breaking ties with the national rifle association in response to customer feedback. mountain view-based symantec is

no longer offering discounts to nra hertz rent-a-car would stop providing a discount. let's know how you feel. should companies boycott the nra? you can vote on our live poll nbc abc7news.c abc7news.com/vote. should companies boycott the nra. go to the website and click a thumbs up or thumbs down to give your input. an oakland city official says arson may be to blame for a fire this afternoon at an abandoned nearly century-old library. flames consumed the building at east 15th street and miller avenue. the property has been vacant since the 1970s. but squatters have taken over the historic building. oakland city councilman lives two blocks away.

>> there was a big fight. a physical fight that occurred on the ground. so, the building and one group pushed the other out. and they believe the other group that got pushed out set the place on fire. >> the building has been red tagged and is considered a total loss. a protest took place at stanford tonight, linked to the brock turner case. the former stafford swimmer made headlines for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman in 2015. he was sentenced to six months in jail. we look at what today's protests hoped to accomplish. >> you took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety. >> reporter: student protesters at stanford gathered at the spot where the woman known as emily doe was assaulted back in 2015. and read passages from her letter to the court. there were plans to install a plaque here. but the university refused to

use the quotes that doe requested. >> stanford decided to take away her voice and rewrite the story in a way it saw as convenient. >> reporter: the university chose different quotes from the letter, including one that said, i'm okay. everything is okay. okay, everything is okay, it's - completely out of context. this is about a rape, not, you know, a "b" on a test. >> reporter: after brock turner and emily doe left that frat house, this spot became a crime scene. since then, the university has transformed it into a contemplative space. but protesters say this does not reflect the truth of what happened here. it has not been revealed what words doe wanted. in a lengthy statement, a university spokesman said ms. doe's representatives had prepared two quotes that the university could not accept. they were inconsistent with a contemplative space where members of our community could

peacefully reflect and seek solace. prosecutors filed new charges against the riverside county couple accused of beating and torturing their children. they will face three additional child abuse charges. they both already faced 75 counts for torturing, abusing and imprisoning their children for decades. if convicted, the two could face 94 years in prison each. police detains a 49ers player that prompted the closure of a los angeles prep school. here's the post that appeared on jonathan martin's instagram account. it shows a shotgun and ammunition with a quote saying, when you're a bully victim and a coward, your options are suicide or revenge. the post says #harvardwestlake, where he went to

ed a martin received national attention for a bullying scandal in 2013, when he played for the miami dolphins. his post today references four people, including richie incognito and mike pouncey, dolphins players who harassed martin. he spoke about bullying to piedmont middle school in 2016. >> you're 6'5", 325 pounds at the time. that's a big person. how can the words hurt? but more me, i was more sensitive to that. >> martin retired from the nfl after playing for the niners in 2014. he suffers from depressive disorder and anxiety. stay here with us. watch your laptops. the bay area laptop theft problem getting so bad, residents are taking matters into their own hands. after 60 earthquakes this week, yes, 60, if you act before midnight, you could get serious money from the state to retrofit

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new at 11:00, berkeley police arrested a laptop faith. as we show you, some fast-moving customers made the difference. >> reporter: berkeley police showed this video to show just how quickly thieves are snatching laptops. >> people know that and take advantage of it. we've become a target. >> reporter: more than 25 laptop thefts in 2 months has people taking matters into their own hands. u.c. berkeley studen alex ferguson witnessed a citizens arrest friday afternoon. >> they scan the area before. and they grab the laptop in this area and sprint it out. >> reporter: hot on their heels, coffee house customers chase the thieves down college avenue. >> i think one had an athlete backpack on. >> the people held the teenager

until mrilspolice arrived and arrested him. >> reporter: witnesses say the thief ran out of the shop to a vehicle and handed the laptop off. the laptop was not recovered. >> i witnessed, like, more than five or six times, by myself. >> reporter: the problem is so pervasive, police are now going undercover in the coffee shops. the tactic led to the arrest of six people this past weekend. and police say their undercover work will continue. in berkeley, abc 7 news. more earthquakes shook danville today. the largest, a 3.6 that happened at 12:20 this afternoon. the usgs has reported 60 quakes that have more than a magnitude one in the area this week. abc 7 news was in danville where contractors were helping to retrofit homes by bracing them and bolting them to the foundation. homeowners have until midnight tonight to register for the

brace and bolt program online. then, a lottery system will select 4,000 people to get $3,000 for a retrofit project. >> you know the old saying. home is where the heart is. and for a sumatran tiger, that home apparently needs to be here in san francisco. >> gillian was born at the san francisco zoo. she is celebrating her first birthday. she lived there until she was moved to the sacramento zoo. >> over the last year, she was not able to adjust to her new home. as a result, she was moved back to san francisco. >> sumatran tigers are critically endangered. fewer than 500 are known to exist in the wild. >> nice to have you back. on to the weekend weather forecast. it's been chilly and weird all week. >> hail and some precipitation. >> it's winter. we should be getting hail and snow and showers. right now, i want to show you a senate from our east bay hills

camera. the sun went down at 5:57 and it was just stunning. clear skies across the bay area when the sun was setting tonight. this is an indication of what you will see more of in the next couple days, which is the sun. but it will mix in with clouds, like we're seeing right now on live doppler 7. already 27 degrees in fair field. at freezing in livermore, 32 degrees. you know it's a cold night when half moon bay is at 34 degrees. it hit 30 this morning. tomorrow morning, doing it all over again. subfreezing temperatures as you notice. santa rosa, napa, fair field, livermore, lake port, ukiah areas. icy cold patches of frost first thing in the morning. you need the coats, the scarves and the xwlov gloves to get you started on saturday. we'll look at dry and milder days this upcoming weekend. and a cold storm is coming in on monday. it will bring us rain and snow

and possibly more. here's a look from our camera. a live look and you can see city hall, downtown san francisco. it is just a beautiful view tonight. visibility is not a problem. tomorrow afternoon, we're going to mix things up. a mix of sun and clouds. your temperatures will range from the low 50s to the low 60s for your saturday. any plans you have, the weather looks good. and it looks perfect for the chinese new year parade. on many of the parades, we've seen rain. not this year. 3:00 in the afternoon, before the festivities get under way. 54 degrees, partly-cloudy. breezy and cool at 6:00 p.m. and it's turning chilly by 9:00. plan on a jacket if you're going to the chinese new year parade and taking part in the festivities. if you have other plans for the weekend, biking, sailing, hiking, weather looks fantastic. we're going to turn things around and make it a wet

forecast and a possibility wintry one. level 1 system on our storm impact scale coming in monday. rainfall totals, up to 0.25 inches. let's time it out, sunday night, north bay is going to start to see the signs of rain and snow. by 3:00 a.m., it's slipping into the north bay monday morning. 5:00 a.m., it's a wet commute. and the higher terrain will see some snowshowers as indicated there. scattered showers for your morning and evening. this is going to be another cold storm. not a lot of moisture with it. just enough to bring us some rain and to bring the sierras some snow. we'll see a foot of snow by 11:00 p.m. monday night. cold morning, breezy afternoon, a little milder for your sunday. level 1 system. monday, bringing us a wintry mix and gusty winds. a short break tuesday before another system comes in wednesday. level 1 for thursday, friday.

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sky 7 was over the chase center construction site this morning, where you can see significant progress being made to the future home of the golden state warriors. piece by piece. >> it is going quickly. construction started in the mission bay neighborhood a little over a year ago. if construction stays on schedule, the warriors plan to open the 2019-2020 season at the chase center. you can already see the floor there, couldn't you? >> it's starting to take shape. no question. >> that shiny spot was my luxury suite. >> oh. >> i spotted it right from here. >> pretty expansivexpansive. >> we'll see. does the panda have anything left for the giants? pablo sandoval, showing some pop

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> baseball is back. the giants showing they do have some offense in 2018. the giants and brewers, only 60 degrees in scottsdale. two-run double, the giants put up four in the second. take a 4-0 lead. question, does pablo sandoval have anything left? maybe so. as jon miller would say, adios. but six errors by the backups were late costly. the giants lose, 6-5. angels and aces in mesa.

speaking of the moon, that's where matt olsen will hit them. look at the guy in the a's uni. he took it from a little kid. a's down 8-7. two men on for anthony garcia, who is trying to make the club. a two-run walkoff single. that ought to help. and the athletics come back to win it 9-8. sharks lost 7-1 in nashville. sparky, he's chomping down, hoping for better results. sharks, 1-0. turn it over in their own zone. costly. nick schmaltz. schmaltz, on his 22nd birthday, 2-0. how does this get through? it does. he beats jon francois. he made 32 saves. brent burns late. he can't stop this. anisimov scores and it's 3-1, blackhawks, the final. there's a huge scandal in

college basketball. head coach, shawn miller, recorded on fbi wiretaps, talking about a $100,000 payment for a star player. a big-name coach is implicatmpl. would you stand i front of an angry bull for $500? didn't think so. some people will. just watch. a contest called hula hilo, hawaii. he got hit by the bull's tail. he's out. this woman, well, she's out, too. the hard way. i can fly. sort of. we can laugh because all she suffered was a sprained ankle. they picked her up. and she's okay. yeah. she's like, where am i? she's raising her hand like -- you didn't win the 500. it was the other guy.

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tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." it's a scene to make -- >> your blood run cold with fear. >> see a little boy's balancing act nine stories up. >> how did he get up there? a racer winds up on the wrong side. ♪ bing, bing, bing the rollover that's over and over. wolves spy a tasty meal that just -- >> happens to be somebody's family dog. >> but see why this pooch is not going to wind up on a platter. >> nice move. >> and she's trying the paper challenge but -- >> got a different idea. >> a whole new meaning to kicking it with your sister.

this video will make your blood run cold with fear, for this child. this toddler. >> oh! >> oh, no! how did he get up there? >> apparently there's no screen there, and the toddler managed to open the window. in fact, you can see him playing there as he's standing on the ledge nine stories up. >> he's playing. he's not trying to get back in because the window is open. there's a clear opening. >> girl, no. he's having a good old jolly time up there. the people recording are in an office across the way. somebody has already run over to tell whoever this child is in danger >> is somebody home? >> according to reports the person that is believed to be the kid's mom is there, and another sibling. she's already pulled him in once. >> what?! get the window locked. >> you do eventually in the video see someone coming out, grabbing the child, and bringing them back to safety.

>> this is so easy to fix. window lock costs a buck or two. >> he may have climbed off the balcony. >> this is scary. over the last three years, residents of abruzzo, italy, they've had increased sightings of wolves. you see a wolf pack and they're on the hunt. typically they prey on red deer and goats and small animals. this happens to be somebody's family dog and the dog doesn't want to be wolf meat tonight. >> that's so sad but it's three against one and they're so much bigger than the dog. >> they got a bite out of that dog and that dog's not giving up. they get another bite, when the dog's like i'm out of here. >> nice move. >> wow, did you see that? just shouldered right through the barbed wire. >> there was a hole in the barbed wire and that dog was able to escape. they said one of the things is that these are young wolves. they're less than a year old and didn't have the jaw strength that probably would have been required for them to just get a bigger bite out of that dog and take it down but the dog was able to get away.

>> probably just escalated from, i just wanted to nip their bums. >> if you think that dog was amazing look at mercedes the cat. mercedes is not happy with that vulture in her backyard in pennsylvania. >> cats are gangster hunters. >> they don't care the size. >> the vulture went after her mouth and mer mouse and she's not having it. the second vulture got a little too close and mercedes is like i thought i told you guys to leave me aileen. brief stare-off, boom! >> mercedes do have good akse accelerati acceleration. how do we roll? this is how we roll. we got a driver here in one of the little legends cars, they kind of look like old style racing cars. they've got open wheels, big fat

engines and they go kind of quickly. >> whoa! ♪ bing, bing, bing, bing over and over and over again. how does that feel? ugh, that did not feel good. >> he rolled like a tire. >> he was rolling about as fast as the car was rolling when it was going forward. it looks like he got bumped and here he goes in slow motion. starts to roll over, there's the tire of a car right behind. that's my guess, i think i could be right on that one. you can see his roll cage doing everything it was supposed to do because check out the damage. >> missing a wheel, too. >> some body work, wheels gone but that roll cage barely looks like it's budged. good to know that guy is all right. this next guy i think maybe lost some of the fizz in fear. instead of saying to his buddies here, hold my beer, he instead held on to both his beers. >> what? >> want some carbon monoxide

with your beer? yes, please. >> did he drink that? >> evaporated around him. >>who cares? because that was awesome. when you're at a mudfest like those guys were, that moment will live in infamy. your buddies will be telling that story forever. >> remember the time chet died? we all have a little rebel inside us. caleb is a rebel. you see hot city library in wellington, new zealand, it says please do not remove from library. caleb takes it. that's it, end of the video. just kidding. he takes it as far as you could take it, without loading this pen on one of elon musk's rockets. you see him in a taxi jumping on a couple of planes. before you know it's athey jordan, amazing like something out of the last indiana jones,

like something out of the third indiana jones movie. i pretend the fourth doesn't exist. now in israel checking you out amazing historical areas with so much history behind them. >> this kid will have learned so much more from this one trip with that pen than if you just sat in that library and read a -- three books. it's a good thing. >> head over to italy. the sistine chapel, vatican city, seeing some incredible sights that i haven't seen. >> the library-anian is, i swea left it back here. >> there's a moment cuts back to somebody in the library looking to are that pen. what's going on? ♪ the journey continues through switzerland and we end up stateside in a very chilly looking new york. >> man, i wish i was that pen. >> the trip is not done.

time to head for warmer clima climates, now in vegas, ends up at the happiest place on earth disney land. takes a bit of damage. ♪ da, da, da >> oh no. >> enjoying all of the theme parks before making its way back to the library. they're celebrating and using the small suspension bridge like a trampoline, jumping up and down on it. yeah! this is fun! >> well it was designed to withstand some force, right? >> some force, but not all of it. >> oh. and an interesting question that will really make you think. >> what is one possession you would never give up? >> my bike. >> my barbie dream house. >> but priorities change the older they get. >> my teeth.