get real relief with cosentyx. my heart broke for people who knew him. >> witness to a killing. bart rider describes how she tried to help a man stabbed on a train. >> new developments in another bart tragedy. the suspect accused of killing wilson is in court and does something the attorney warned him not to do. >> the rush to save a neighbor. a fire and the retired firefighter who did everything he could. >> following the money. when it comes to rebuilding after the tubs fire the feds trust the state. >> it's all hands on deck. the effort to ensure the show will go on for the big game bonfire. he was conscious and i tried to speak to him. asking him questions about so you're a raiders fan. he was wearing raiders clothes.

>> a young woman talks about being with oliver williams and in his final moments. she hopes his family find comfort in the fact he was not alone when he died. >> good evening. >> williams was killed on a bart train earlier this week. it happened when he tried to stop a sleeping homeless man from having his shoes stolen. >> we spoke with the woman there when it all happened. >> that's right. i spoke to 22 year-old nursing student. right here on the college campus. she tried to save the life of a man on bart. he eventually died of stab wounds. she's a frequent rider. she's also wheelchair bound and legally deaf. she got on the train that day she got a really uneasy feeling about a barefoot man who got on the train with her. >> his behavior was erratic. and i just kind of got

uncomfortable. >> she saw the shoeless man enter the train car and tried to steal a shoe from a sleeping homeless man. the fellow bart passenger williams jumped up and told him don't take the shoe. the man left and returned demanding williams give him the shoes. when he refused he started beating him up. >> the attacker had him pinned down and they were wrestling over the knife. as soon as we reached hayward the attacker fled. i dropped my phone and no longer in contact with emergency services. and i happened to have medical gloves on and i jumped out of my chair and tried to slow the bleeding. by putting pressure on the stab wounds one on the back of his neck and multiple on his left side. and we waited for emergency services to come.

i tried to speak to him. asking him questions about so you're a raiders fan he was wearing raiders clothes. he was responding. >> he was talking to you? >> yes. he was conscious and mostly coherent right up until emergency services came. >> you were holding your hand on his throat? >> one hand on the back of his neck. there was a stab wound. and the other hand like this on the multiple on the side of the neck. >> how many times was he stabbed? >> i'm not positive. i estimate five to ten. >> she also told me that living through that event confirmed her choice of her nursing career. bart. she's already ridden on tras t tuesday. >> she was awfully brave.

according to the state department of justice serious crimes like homicide rape and robbery doubled on bart in the last four years. 234 incidents in 2015. 481 last year. one of those was the killing of wilson. the 18 year-old stabbed to death at the station july 22. today, her accused killer entered a plea. >> his lawyers weren't in court made what many already expected. he will argue he was mentally ill when the killing took place. she was stabbed in the neck in july last year. her sister was wounded in the same attack. her parents spoke about koul after the hearing. >> he's realizing that reality is setting in. and what they're attempting to

do for us. pleading insanity. will not fall in his favor. i think he's realizing that. >> also today he spoke in court. in a brief but testy exchange when the judge told him he had a right to trial in 60 days but didn't hear the response. and asked it again. >> i never heard him say anything before since the proceedings. i never heard him speak. >> it was strange and weird. >> the judge dismissed a motion to have the charges thrown out. her mom said it was tough listening to that after losing her daughter. >> it gets harder. you carry somebody all that time. and in the blink of an eye they're gone. >> he wanted a speedy trial and the judge obliged. it's set for january 6. he faces life in prison without parole.

>> if you have concerns about bart we want to hear them. on facebook. building a better bart is part of building a better bay area. >> retired fireman broke through the door of a burning condo this morning. in an effort to rescue his friend. the fire broke out around 6:00 a.m. firefighters called in more help. a woman's body was found inside the bedroom. after the fire was knocked down her friend spoke about trying to rescue her. his comments are hard to hear. above ringing in the background. >> i heard the fire this morning. ran over here and busted the door down. and shouted tried to get inside. and i could only go in a couple feet. heavy fire and smoke. >> the exact cause of the fire is under investigation.

>> there is a clash of opinion about money that's being spent to rebuild the community park that was wiped out by fire two years ago. lt space is in the coffee park area. some low calls believe millions earmarked for the project are needed elsewhere. >> it's not so much a phoenix rising from the ashes as a memory reshaped from piles of dirt. the coffee neighborhood park in playground. the fife acre project will be an improvement. there's always someone who can find an issue. >> i don't want to complain. >> long time resident lives across the street. he's sentimental about what used to be than excited what will. considering the $3 million price tag. fund pd by the state and fema. >> when i see so many things that need to be fixed. the price tag that's put on this

park seems excessive. >> it's not that simple. when dealing with federal and state funds, every dollar is earmarked. it comes out of a pot for a specific purpose. >> they don't make it easy. >> city manager has heard the comments before. getting money back from the feds and state is time consuming and exacting. moving money from one pot to another would violate guidelines. >> we're working on a different set of rules. and maximize the federal and state funding coming? >> bottom line in this $3 million project the city will spend $180,000 and that money cannot go anywhere else. >> progress maybe the price of memories. >> i wish it could be the way it was before. >> don't we all. >> cal traditional big game fire is tonight. >> the tradition of more than

100 years is getting a make over. call it fire power. in the age of wild fire. >> stanford road to winter break is through the white house. today's big moments with president trump. >> soak up the sun this weekend. major changes are coming next week. i'll tell you about the rain and the snow. >> with tickets to some amazing holida

remember that? calling the most iconic play in college football history. cal was down to the final play against stanford in 1982. when they pitched the ball

several times. one point tripping over the marching band. which had taken to the field in what they thought was a victory. >> premature celebration there. the big game is the oldest college football rivalry in the west. one of the oldest in the country. it was first played in 1882. and started by future president hoover. when he was an under graduate at stanford. >> who are you rooting for? >> i don't know. journalistic objectivity goes out the window. >> the 122ened annual game will be played tomorrow. >> one tradition kalt kcal isacl big game bonfire. there's a twist this >> a twist and turn in the right direction. wood is out. butane is in.

>> some might consider it almost sack religious to build a fire using steel. but dry conditions in spare the air days forced the berkeley to cancel this event in the past. so administration warned students it was time to make changes. >> you should start looking towards something for next year and the future. >> the committee reached out to experience in burning man to help what students call project phoenix. the structure is eight feet wide and 14 feet tall. producing flames four stories high. >> burning gas. or butane. it lets off 99% less particlate. >> this will be the new normal. a steel bonfire fuelled by butane. still there are those who remember the good old days when freshmen were given the task to fuel the beast. >> when it was time for the tradition to happen.

the greek theater chants freshmen more wood. and build and build. >> rival college stanford gave up the tradition in the early 90s. >> we adapted and they gave up. ouch. >> sorry stanford.stanford.stan. >> the cause $45,000 for that structure. 7,500 for the butane. work they say as long as they keep it helps keep this cal tradition alive. i have to do this. i'm sorry. as they say, this is their turf. go bears. burn baby burn. >> all right.

>> two stanford university championship teams took up an invitation from the white house to celebrate the national titles. the water polo team. they won their seventh national championship this year. president trump spent time welcoming the cardinal men's golf team. 22 championship teams were honored in our nations capitol. the cardinal captured the ninth national title in may. after defeating texas. >> all right. for the big game tomorrow how's the weather? >> we have the weekend forecast. >> it looks fantastic. for the big game tomorrow. and the entire weekend. i want to show you a preview from the tower cam. looking at a lovely view of the san francisco tonight. clear skies. sunny and mild. this upcoming weekend.

wind increase mondays bringing fire concern and a cold wet pattern begins starting next tuesday. not showing any rain now. that will change next week. here's a look at the temperatures in the 50s. 60s. today's temperatures have been in the highs upper 50s to the low 70s. here's your travel forecast. bay area airport 63 to 67. sunny mild and light breeze. hawaii is going to be wet and windy. chicago partly sunny 42. and los angeles bright and 77. first thing tomorrow morning it is going to be chilly. especially in the wind sheltered valleys. midand upper 30s. mostly in the 40s for the rest of you. fog can't be ruled out into the afternoon it will be a nice mild day. low 70s. 63 san francisco.

mid-60s oakland mateo. the's a through 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. a high risk of rip current and sneaker waves. five to seven feet. watch out near the coastline. fast forward to tuesday. this is when tuesday afternoon the rain begins to move in. it is a cold system. tuesday night is wet. they posted a winter storm watch for tuesday through thursday. a snow levels will be low up there. coming down to the foothills. be ready if you're traveling wednesday still wet. and certainly on thursday. thanksgiving we'll see lingering showers before the system winds down. it is going to be a statewide event in terms of rainfall. these are early estimates for the tuesday through friday time period. anywhere from about a half inch. to just overrain.7-day forecast. inly in the 60s 70s t res

weekend. wind increase on monday. bringing fire danger up briefly and a level 1 system for tuesday. much colder weather. you'll notice on wednesday. low 50s for highs. thanksgiving scattered showers with a level 1 and chance on black friday. >> all right. the faces of fremont in 135 seconds. >> the essence of a city. it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven

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coming up tonight at 6:00. new information on the men arrested in connection with with the halloween mass shooting and more about the weapons seized by authorities. >> also how the violence gripping hong kong is being felt at sfo. >> we wrap up the focus on fremont with a look at housing prices. how it ranks to other big cities around here could come as a surprise. all of that kp more at 6:00. >> all right we have michael here right now. it's time to bring in the big

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