airbnb rental in orinda. shortly before 11:00 p.m. the shooting started, leaving five people did eddie. >> two weeks later a series of sweeps resulted in five arrests. this video of the police action in marin city where two suspects were taken into into custody. >> the contra costa county district attorney announced no charges would be filed at this time against many of these suspects. >> we are live with today's new developments in the case. cornell? >> we just lender that two men have been -- are now facing charges in connection with the shooting according to the sheriff's department. they are 29-year-old frederick johnson of vallejo. he has been charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm, ammunition, as well as child endangerment.

federal authorities assists authorities in making the arrests. these are pictures of agent involved in a bust which led to the arrest of the two men. both are connected to the orinda shooting that left five dead. the atf tweeted a gun was seized during the arrests linked to multiple shootings in the bay area, but they did not give specifics on where. orinda mayor confirmed the arrests. >> we are very pleased that progress continues to be made in this investigation and that two more arrests suggest that that progress continues to be made at this time. >> last week in a series of raids, police arrested five men in connection with the shooting, but they were later released after the d.a.'s office declined to charge them with crimes. sheriffs officials say prosecutors wanted more investigation before bringing criminal charges. >> shocking, scary, very sad that the world has come to this.

>> orinda neighbors say the community is still on edge. >> i'm sad anybody got shot, but i'm happy if they get to the bottom of it. >> it's good they at least have somebody in custody, you know. hopefully that will get all the people responsible. >> the atf posted this $20,000 reward for any information about the shooting. sheriff's department stays investigation is ongoing. both suspects are being held in the martinez jail. >> cornell, thank you. a witness is sharing her harrowing account of the deadly stabbing on b.a.r.t. tuesday. she is a nursing student who is wheelchair bound and legally deaf. she says the suspect was trying to take some rider's shoes when the victim, tyrone williams, intervened. things quickly escalated. >> the attacker had him pinned down and they were trying to wrestle over the knife. that's when the other homeless

gentleman who was in the car as well tried to defuse the situation. >> the struggle kept going and williams was stabbed multiple times. she tried to help him but before considering taking more traffic action. >> could i use my phone charger to strangle him? could i manage to get my wheelchair over my head and knock him out? but i knew that any action i took directly against the attacker would likely turn his aggression towards me. >> humphries said williams was stabbed multiple times in the neck. priss arrested grim blocks away. exactly 16 months after 18-year-old mia wilson was killed on the platform aft mac arthur b.a.r.t. station, her killer has entered a plea and a court date is now set. eric thomas has the story. >> the attorney for accused killer john lee cowell entered

his plea in court today. we were only allowed to record the audio. >> those words confirmed what many suspected, that he will argue that he mentally ill when the killing took place. she was stabbed in the neck in july of last year at mac arthur b.a.r.t. her sister was wounded in the same attack. >> i think he's finally realizing that reality is attempting to do for us, pleading insanity is not going to fall in his favor. and i think he's finally realizing that. >> also today for the first time cowell spoke in court in a brief, but testy exchange, when the judge told him he had a right to a trial in 60 days, but didn't clearly hear the response and asked it again. >> i never ever heard him say anything before or since these

proceedings began. >> it was very strange and weird. >> earlier the judge dismissed a defense motion to have the charges thrown out. the mother said it was tough listening to it. >> it don't get easy, it get harder because it's like you carry somebody all that time. it's like the blink of an eye, they just gone. >> cowell said haeptd speedy trial and the judge obliged. trial date is set for january 6th. he faces life in prison without parole if convicted. in walnut creek, abc7 news. >> what changes do you want to see to b.a.r.t., better transit? share your ideas by joining our better bay area group on facebook. police sent a bomb robot to investigate a san jose neighborhood after one was arrested and possibly explosives were found inside his house. chris nguyen is on the scene. what's the latest? >> yeah, at this

have cordoned off the area. we're located an trade winds drive. behind me you can see both the fire and the police departments remain on scene as they try to render the area safe. tonight a neighborhood on high alert after an hour's long standoff overnight. in this video obtained by abc 7 news, you can hear the dramatic scene unfold just after 6:00 last night in the 5,000 block of tie hurst court in san jose. >> put your hands up. >> andrew white was arrested at his home around 2:30 this morning for a felony outstanding warrant. that's when they found several explosive devices. police are trying to determine if he's connected the to an incident earlier in the week when a pipe bomb was found at oak grove high school. >> we hear all these blasts, we it was just really bad.

>> residents nearby remain in shock. >> i moved to san jose to get away from stuff like this. i didn't think that stuff happens down here. >> east side union high school district superintendent chris funk says it's been a challenging week for students and staff. oak grove was closed on wednesday but reopened yesterday. >> we have a lot of resources at our hands to provide for our students and our staff in terms of social workers and interns and counselors. and just being together to support each other. >> this community now trying to regain a sense of normalcy. back here live, police have been escorting residents in and out of the area as they try to get back to their homes. we know that the homes next to the suspect's residence remain under evacuation. his home just a couple blocks away from where we're standing tonight. live in san jose, i'm chris

nguyen, abc7 news. >> thanks. new at 6:00 for anyone hoping to have crab on thanksgiving, maybe you, you're probably going to have to wait. the start-up commercial crab season is pushed back to december 15th because of migrating whales. a recent survey showed large numbers near point reyes and half moon bay. >> rain is in theforecast. >> long time coming, right? but the weekend should be beautiful. spencer christian with a look ahead. >> you're both right. it's going to be beautiful and we have rain in the forecast coming next week. here's live doppler 7. clear and dry conditions right now. a beach hazard statement in effect until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. rough surf, elevated wave heights. let's take a look at this forecast animation. starting next tuesday at noon, storm system dropping bringing rain to the bay area, snow to the sierra through the evening

on tuesday overnight into wednesday. there will be more rain and then might have showers, cold showers lingering into early thursday morning which, by the way, is thanksgiving day. i'll give you a look at how much to expect from the storm and the rest of the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, spencer. holiday travel now in full swing. we found united airlines' top boss part of the getaway crowd at sfo. >> coming up we asked him about the impact of the unrest in hong kong on his airline and on bay ar of the new floor & decor don't miin milpitas. opening if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money.

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that is san jose international airport in this live picture. it just received a $10 million grant from the federal government. the money will go toward a building for aircraft rescue and

fire fighting. the department of transportation announced grants of more than $35 million for four california airports today, including montry, mojave, and long beach. no such help is being extended to airlines out of hong kong. united is others have seen booking drop as a result of protests that have scared away tourists. david louie talked to united ceo about this once-lucrative market. he's live at the international terminal at sfo. >> it's always boom and bust sequences, but this is a weird time when domestic travel is booming while international has dropped significantly. thanksgiving could see record-setting traffic at sfo with 171,000 people coming and going for the thanksgiving holiday. the thanksgiving passenger boom is good news for united and others who've been hurt by five months of protests against the hong kong governments. that's because tourists aren't booking flights or hotels.

united canceled it's daily nonstop between chicago and hong kong but continues to fly twice daily from sfo. >> there's clearly been an impact and there's been a drop. with regards to when we see it returning, it's hard to say, right? >> the unprecedented violence has deterred tourists. the majority were either business people or people with family connections to the city. we spoke with this man heading home to hong kong. >> do you think this is hurting the economy, hurting the hotels and hurting the airlines? >> of course. yeah. a lot of people are affected, including, like, citizens and also the travelers. >> the hong kong government confirms this. airline passenger arrivals are down 13%, hotel occupancy has plunged from 90% to 66%. travel agents are being offered up to $7,600 to sbries tourists

to visit hong kong. >> i think it's, like, 40% to 50% cheaper than the previous year, holiday season. so it's a good deal rght now. >> how the civil unrest is resolved will determine how hong kong recovers. >> we hope issues in hong kong are resolved safely. >> hong kong hotels have furloughed some of their staff, but hong kong has not been offering any type of concession to the airlines, things like landing fees or other expenses. live at sfo, david louie, abc 7 news. >> david, thank you so much. heads up for travelers trying to cross the bay bridge this weekend. don't leave too late. here are a couple live views. three of the five lanes in both directions will be closed for caltrans' routine maintaenance.

on sunday westbound lane closures start at 9:00 p.m. all day on sunday b.a.r.t. will be single tracking lanes through san francisco as crews work on upgrading. the work zone is between embarcadero and 24th street/mission stations. delays could range from 15 to 30 minutes depending on the time of day. trains won't make scheduled transferred, so keep that in mind. happening now, excitement is building this weekend between cal and stanford. >> cal students have held their yearly big game bonfire since 1892, but tonight wood pallets would fuel the flames. >> button fires ra college tradition the night before the big game. but one made out of steel? dy condition and spare the air days have forced uc berkeley to cancel this event in the past,

and now students are thinking into the future. >> almost. >> the uc rally committee rally reached out to pyrotechnics for project phoenix. >> so it's eight feet wide by 14 feet tall. it will have four columns on the first level, four butane columns on the second level, and then one butane column on the top. >> why butane instead of propane? that's a question for adrian, a chemical engineering student. >> so the thing about butane is that it's much more cleaner gas to burn as opposed t >> today in addition to putting it together like a giant puzzle, students used gloves to clean the surface while keeping body oils and sweat from damaging the structure. >> when people touch the structure with their hands, it has a tendency to cause the structure to rust over time. >> for cal, this will be the new normal, a steel bonfire fueled by butane. still there are those who

remember the good ol days when freshmen were given the task to feed the the beast zero just the whole greeth greek theater would chant freshmen, more wood, and it would just build and build, louder and louder. ♪ rival college stanford give up the tradition in the early '90s. >> we adapt and they gave up. so, boo, ouch. i know. sorry, stanford. >> the cost, $45,000 for the structure, $7,500 for the butane. worth it, they say, if it helps to keep this cal tradition alive. at uc berkeley, abc 7 news. >> fun as always. the question is what will the weather be like? >> let's get to spencer christian with the answer. >> let's take a look at what's happening right now. we have clear skies, a little cool to chilly across the bay area right now. here's the view from our rooftop camera at abc 7 news looking at

traffic looking at the embarcadero. 57 in the city. 58 in oakland. upper 50s also in redwood city and san jose. 54 in gilroy. 58 at half moon bay. this is the view from emeryville looking west to clear skies. 56 right now in both santa rosa and petaluma. 51 in fairfield. this is the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco. these are our forecast features. sunny and mild this weekend. winds will increase monday raising fire concerns once again. and then it turns cold, wet pattern beginning tuesday. tonight it will remain dry under mainly clear skies, low temperatures generally in the low to mid-40s. so it will be fairly cool to chilly and cold in the north bay where some locations dropping into the mid-30s. we go to tomorrow.

high temperatures under sunny skies will range from about 62 in half moon bay to 64 around the bayshore. up in the north bay, highs of 70 in santa rosa. 72 in cloverdale. east bay, upper 60s. 67 in san jose. a look ahead to sunday. we won't see much change from tomorrow's temperature range. nice and mild, mainly sunny, cooler at the coast on sunday. all areas start to turn a little bit cooler on monday. finally sharply cooler on tuesday. temperatures plummet because a storm is coming our way. starting at noon, tuesday, cold storm drops from the northwest, bringing rain late tuesday and tuesday night. snow in the sierra. that pattern continues into wednesday of more rain in the bay area and snow in the sierra. it continues into early thursday morning, thanksgiving day. we may see some lingering trailing showers that will

continue through day thanksgiving day. friday looks like a good shot for some clearing next week. how much rain will we get? our rainfall estimate shows up to or above an inch in many locations in the east bay. up in the north bay, about 0.5 to 0.75 inches. accuweather seven-day forecast, isn't this exciting? i think so. we'll start with monday. wind increasing and temperatures dropping a bit. temperatures drop more sharply on tuesday and wednesday. as i mentioned, we might have scattered showers on thursday, thinking of day. the storm coming our way, although it may drop generous amounts of rain, it will be spread over a three-day period, so the storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale, light intensity, but it will bring us much-needed rainfall. >> thanks, spencer. a popular san francisco restaurant shutters unexpectedly, leaving all these employees without a paycheck.

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breaking news to tell you about. there's been another attack on a vehicle along 101. this time it was a bus carrying a high school football team to san jose. the chp says one student was injured and it is the second attack today. proje the carmel high school team was

supposed to play branham high school tonight. the new bus has now picked up the team to take them to san jose. it's not clear if this attack is related to dozens of similar incidents in the prunedale area in monterey county. dozens of employees and customers showed up at a popular san francisco restaurant this week only to discover it was closed. >> abc 7 news anchor dion lim went looking for answers in the legal battle between chefs versus restaurants of. [ applause ] >> greeted with applause and cheers, laura is addressing many of her 75-person team who gathered to show support since their unexpected unexpected u >> it's ridiculous. >> these employees showed up to work thursday to lock doors, indicating the restaurant was closed. today they came looking for their paychecks and for answers. >> we are all in the dark. we don't know what's going on. >> the sign announced the

cofounder appointed a new culinary adviser and terminated their employment citing flawed. -- fraud. >> you can be a very good chef, but that doesn't mean you're a very good person. >> none of it is true. i mean, because because becauseb >> singer says the restaurant will reopen saturday and all the employees will be paid. the employees don't know if they'll come back. >> right now for me it's not about money. it's about justice and supporting the two of them. >> we're hopefully are going to come back to work. if they don't come back to work, we'll find other folks and move ahead. >> something the couple says they'll do too, but when and where has yet to be determined. >> we're not going to give up. this is our idea and this is what we want to give to the world and bringing people together is our biggest passion. that's what we're always going to do. >> in san francisco, dion lim,

abc 7 news. >> a surprise. houses, roads, sidewalks and a parks sounds like a neighborhood, right? >> next we'll take you to santa rosa's coffee park where they're not just building a better bay area, they're rebuilding a better bay area. >> what do you think a house in fremont costs?

. it takes more than houses to make a neighborhood, and they are in my understanding out in the north bay. >> building a better bay area is sometimes about rebuilding, and it's happening. >> the worst fire took out parts of santa rosa, including the suburban known as coffee park. this is what it looked like two years ago. >> wayne freedman shows you what they're doing to reclaim the neighborhood. >> it's not so much a phoenix rising from the ashes as a memorandum being reshaped from piles of dirt. what once was and will be again,

the coffee neighborhood park and playground. >> are you looking forward to the park? >> oh, yeah. because i have a toddler and a 7-year-old. >> the five-acre project will be an improvement, but there's always someone who can find an issue. >> i don't want to be the guy that complains. >> longtime resident michael williams lives across the street. he's more sentimental about what used to be than excited about what will, especially considering the $3 million price tag funded mostly by the state and fema. >> seems like when you have streetlights that don't work and curbs that are trashed and sidewalks that are ruined and sleets that look horrible, seems like you could just spread the wealth around a little bit. >> but it's not that simple because when dealing with federal and state funds, every dollar is ear marked, every dollar comes out of a pot for a specific purpose. >> they don't make it easy. >> this assistant city manager has heard this before, getting money back from the feds and the state, he says, is time

consuming and exacting, moving money from one pot to would violate guidelines. >> trying to do the best we can to maximize the federal and state funding coming in. >> bottom line, in this $3 million project the city will spend about $180,000 and, no, that money cannot go anywhere else. for michael williams and others like him, progress may be the price of memories. >> i just wish it could be the way it was before. >> don't we all? in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> many people think of the bay area as just san francisco, oakland, and san jose. but there's so much more. like all this. it's where we work, live, and love. all of our cities big and small are facing the same problems and everyone is looking for solutions. that's why abc 7 is looking for

and answers inspirations in communities throughout the region and revealing how they're tackling big problems. mo wng to build a better bay area? >> you know all this week we have been doing our part to build a better bay area by focusing our reporting on fremont. >> we've looked at its troubles, and now we look at its cost of housing. >> only michael finney knows about this. more expensive than you think. >> absolutely. i think people are going to be very, very surprised. little fremont has grown up. and the cost of living there has definitely kept up. >> fremont real estate agent ryan van heusen is greeting clients. >> hey, guys. good to see. >> you this is the home he's showing, 3,300 square feet in a nice area. it is modern, stylish, clean, and not cheap. the prices in fremont may surprise you. >> this home here is priced at

$2.3 million, okay? and it is a five bed, four and a half bath home. >> this couple already live in fremont. they're looking to be moveout buyers. >> if you find the perfect home, move--in ready, we are ready to put in an offer. >> not only is fremont attractive, but in fremont this is where many want to live. >> this is mission san jose, so this is kind of the upper crust of fremont. >> fremont is the fourth largest city in the bay area, only surpassed by san francisco, san jose, and oakland. among the big four, has the second most expensive housing following only san francisco. cheryl young is a senior economist atzilla. >> it's a large city in the bay area and it is actually more expensive than i think some people think. san francisco is about $1.3 million for a typical home.

fremont is $900,000 or something like that. >> the increases are still staggering. according to the. >> i will l the median house sold for $313,600. ten years after that in october 2009, the median price is $5,123,500. last month the median price was $1,065,700. >> fremont has risen through the ranks. they have better schools than cupertino and the job growth here is exceptional. also proximity. you're 23002 minutes to san jose, silicon valley, 25 minutes to san francisco. so it kind of makes sense. >> that brings us back to our home shoppers who love fremont and see it as a great deal, even at more than $2 million.

>> fremont, i think, still is affordable than the south bay. >> and he's right. across the dumbarton bridge is palo alto where the median cost for a home is $2,852,000, two and a half times the cost of fremont. >> these figures are mind blowing. >> they really are. tesla ceo elon musk reveals more details after the cyber truck unveiling. >> what he says about getting your hands on

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. caltrain is it delayed after a train hit a person. caltrain's tweet from about 20 minutes ago, the incident happened in san francisco involving a southbound train. northbound trains aren't moving approximate past the bayshore station. b.a.r.t. just tweeted there is a major delay system wide due to an equipment problem on the track. no other details yet, but we are checking on that. the federal railroad administration is taking a closer look at two smart train quiet zones in sonoma county after a string of fatal collisions there. that's according to the santa rosa press democrat.

five people were struck and killed in one year at one intersection. rail officials are conducting on-site surveys at both crossings. if deemed necessary, the quiet zones could be eliminated and regular train horns used again. the bay area's bake share system by a wheels by lyft promised that e-bikes would return to the streets of san jose this week. the only problem, they haven't. they says they'll start showing up next week. regular pedal bikes are available for users in all service areas which include san francisco, oakland, rememberryville, and berkeley. >> elon musk revealed more details today about the company's new cyber truck. musk unveiled the electric truck in l.a. last night but it did not go as planned. >> oh, my god [ bleep ] god. >> musk was touting the truck's shatter-proof windows that, well, didn't live up to that promise. he says they held up in earlier tests. on twitter today musk confirmed

an atv shown last night is also an available product. the nickname cyber quad will come at first as an option. base model starts at $39,000 and hits the market in late 2021. reaction on wall street was not great. shares dropped nearly 22 points or 6% today closing at $333 per share. call this the calm before the storm. we're looking at a beautiful weekend and rain next week. >> spencer has the timing for

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. here's a live look at san francisco's embarcadero center. tonight the holiday lights will turn on. 17,000 lights outline the four buildings. >> one way fremont is helping build a better bay area is being one of the most welcoming and diverse cities in the region. >> certainly true. it draws from regions all over the world. one place that is clearly reflected is in the city's schools. >> we sat down with kids at forest park elementary school to see how they feel about race and cultur culture in their classrooms.

>> i would describe fremont as having many people from different cultures and places. many people from different places actually move here. my name is lauren and my family is from china. >> this was u.n. day, united nations day, where people in the school who are from different countries, different cultures, they wear their traditional clothing. you get to see the different diversity of the school. my family is from india but i was born in america. >> my mom is irish and my dad is mexican, so i have irish and mexican in my blood. >> my name is chloe. my family is from korea. >> my parents are from afghanistan but i'm born in america.

and i'm a triplet. >> my dad is from samoa. i feel great because it represents god and my heritage. >> my parents are from chicago and san francisco, but we're african-american. >> i made friends with people of all different cultures and everyone's kind of learned to appreciate each other for that. but mostly we're just friends. >> it can be useful in projects because different cultures think differently so you could have different ideas and then maybe get a better grade on the project. >> i made a new friend. he's from brazil. >> i had a friend which is from japan. >> his name is mark. he's egyptian. >> my family can really make anyone -- friends with anyone. >> i think racism is not that good because you're only describing, like, how they look, not like who they are and how they act. >> i feel like it's unfair. people shouldn't get judged just

because of their race. >> we are all different and we can't change the way we are, but we should learn to be kind to each other. >> i love parading around. i also like the song we sing, it's called "we are the world." it's for africa trying to raise money so they don't die from a famine ♪ we are the world ♪ we are the children ♪ we are the ones who make a brighter day ♪ ♪ so let's start giving >> faces of fremont. >> that has to make you feel good. the principal told us when she first took over the school two years ago, she expected that having students from so many different cultures might be a big challenge. >> yeah, but it actually has turned out to be a great benefit, as you can clearly see. awesome. we dedicated this week of our building a better bay area coverage to fremont. if you visit the story on the

air, you can catch them all on our website. remarkable reporting. go to abc7news.com/better bay area. check it out. >> i think there's a wetter bay area in store for us. >> we need it too, spencer. i have the accuweather forecast for you right now. starting next tuesday notice rain moving in, bringing snow to the sierra. rain and snow will continue throw wednesday and maybe even linger a bit into thursday morning, thinking about day, before we get sunny skies next friday. how much rain can we expect from two and a half days of rain? up to an inch or more in some areas. this is going to be a pretty wet system. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. dry, mild weekend. fairly mild on monday. temperatures drop sharply on tuesday and wednesday. most of the week next week will be a bit chilly, fall-like. and it's going to be wet leading up to thanksgiving. >> yay for the rain. >> definitely. thanks, spencer.

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questionable, questionable, questionable. 49ers all listed adds questionable for the big sunday night game with green bay. last week jimmy garoppolo scored four touchdowns in a single game. the other two, joe montana and steve young. jimmy g did it without h best receivers. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i'm back. ha ha ha. i'm back. >> that belly laugh is proof that emmanuel sanders looks like he's back. samuels with a bruised rib. kittle out with ankle and knee injuries. head coach shanahan says if the starting tight end was a person, he would be doubtful to play on sunday, but we know kittle is anything but normal. >> he has a personality where he goes 100 miles an hour. whatever he does, that's probably why he's going to have a wwe career after this.

what's cool is that's who he is and you see it on the field. he was able to play in the first arizona with nothing. you can't rule kittle out. he's earned it. >> we know what george can do. he's one of our best dynamic players on this team. to have him is obviously going to be a plus. >> i can't wait to get him back because we know what he does. he brings a totally different dynamic to our offense. if we have all of us intact, we're a tough team to beat. i'm happy to have him back. >> the 6-4 raiders visited the 3-7 jets on sunday. ma mad max made history, fourth rookie ever to have four sacks in one game. set a franchise record for most sacks for a first-year player. named afc defensive player of the week. >> we know it's a start. but we're in the mix of trying to make the playoffs, so that's what's most importat right now. and we're going to stay focused.

>> we pretty much saw it in training camp. you know, you go back to the hotel at night and watch the tape, we saw it from the beginning. happy for his award and his success. hopefully that continues. >> the 122 edition. both teams just have a slew of injuries to deal with. davis mills set a school record, 504 passing yards for the cardinal. stanford at 4-6. they need to beat cal and notre dame to become bowl eligible. stanford at home for this game. they won the coveted ax nine years in a row. >> how ball hungry they are. we have to emphasize how well we protect the football. also just play our own game, play stanford's offense, run the

ball, pass the ball and make a pretty even spread. >> they're always going to be really well coached. they're going to utilize their best players, so they've got really good weapons, you know. running backs, quarterback playing at a high level. it will take team defense, whether it's run game, pass game, it's going to take great team defense to slow them down. mark foxx with cal facing number 22 texas. jericho sims, which is with authority. look how far out he is. i mean, he is on the edge of the paint and he doesn't dunk it so much as he throws it into the basket. cal loses 62-45. thanksgiving is next week. few people savor, just love this holiday like patriots head coach bill belichick. >> yeah. i mean, pretty much everything. there's not much food that i don't like.

can we start with dessert? that will leave room for everything else. it's a great holiday. it's a great holiday. football, family, and football. i mean, football, family and food. sign me up. >> sign me up. cranberry sauce, yeah. pumpkin pie, yeah. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. hard to contain that level of enthusiasm. >> thanks, larry. tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, more on you are a breaking news in the south bay. a bus carrying a carmel high football team was struck with a projectile on the way to san jose for a game. one player was hurt by flying glass. we'll have a full live update at 11:00. >> keep listening to 92.3. >> overflowing with energy here,

how a local radio station is bringing the beat of india to fremont and the bay area. finally tonight, what really matters. the man accused of killing knee i can't wilson at the ma car thur b.a.r.t. station entered a plea. a few days ago a man named oliver williams was killed try to stop someone from stealing shoes from a homeless man. you heard a manager insisting that b.a.r.t. is a safe system. that may be true, but the numbers reveal serious danger. according to the department of justice, major crimes like homicide, rape, and robbery have doubled on b.a.r.t. in the last four years, doubled. there were 234 incidents in 2015 and 481 incidents last year. i don't know about you, but i hear from people regularly who claim they hardly ever ride

b.a.r.t. without seeing something that makes them feel uncomfortable or even scared. not only is that not fair to riders, but if people avoid the trains, the commute gets worse for everyone. b.a.r.t. can do better and what really matters is that b.a.r.t. must do better, a lot better. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. >> thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. see you again at 11:00.

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