d ask about attr-cm. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> a tremendous loss for our program and the university, but society generally. >> a san jose state freshman football player being remembered after being hit and killed by a school bus this morning. thank you for joining us. >> the deadly crash marks the city of san jose's 57th traffic fatality of the year. it comes hours before the football team was scheduled to travel to new mexico for again tomorrow. >> they are all devastated. in an hour, a candlelight vigil was planned at the scene. dustin dorsey has more on how the spartan community is handling this tremendous loss. >> hours before the san jose state football team was set to

board a plane to play new mexico state, the team suffered an unbelievable tragedy. the freshman running back was struck at a school bus while writing an electric scooter. he sadly lost his life. as steve perez was fighting off emotions what speaking with the media. >> it is deeply felt on our campus. >> the accident happened blocks up the road from the football facility and 30 minutes before a team meeting was set to begin. the highway patrol told us witnesses say the bus carrying 14 students was driving through a green light when he was fatally hit. >> what we know is the school bus was traveling east, entered the intersection, and the male was traveling on an election scooter north. -- electric scooter north. he was struck by the school bus and sustained fatal injuries. >> the football team and staff learned of his death during their meeting and spent the majority of the day deciding on what to do with their scheduled

game against new mexico state. >> we were there as buses left the facility originally scheduled to take the team to the airport. the head coach shown speaking with president perez, saying in a statement "we lost an amazing young man tragically this morning." the athletics director says the tightknit spartan community is mourning the loss. >> very bright, articulate, energetic individual. was a freshman. beloved by the team. had a great personality. a tremendous loss for our program and the university, but society generally. >> he was the third major loss in the past year for the spartan program. a former running back and a information director died last spring. the school and athletics department say they will continue to stand together through tragedy, spartan strong. >> we are here to support each other, to love each other, and we are going to do what we need to do and whatever we need to do to support our students,

community, and student athletes. >> as far as the game after, weighing options, the team postponed the contest against new mexico state. in san jose, dustin dorsey. >> now to the developing story out of adverting. crews were continuing to excavate a mercedes-benz convertible on the property of a $15 million mansion. the discovery was made on stockbridge avenue by a landscaping crew. a cadaver dog has gotten at least two hits, one today, and one last night. a few hours ago, we received an update from police. suzanne font joins us with the latest. >> we learned from police a couple of key things. the car they found was reported stolen in september 1992. it was a convertible mercedes-benz. we still don't know who buried it or why. a potential crime scene. >> it looks like a netflix

video. for a series. >> a deepening mystery. >> why would you bury it in your lot? >> it is playing out on the street in a quiet wealthy neighborhood. he lives about five doors up from the home, where major excavation is underway. crime scene takes requirement -- coming for crews and cadaver dogs have come up with a hit. >> it could be human remains, they could be reacting to blood, old bones. >> it is creepy, you don't imagine it will happen in your own neighborhood. like i said, you watch dateline and that is what people always say. >> everybody in our family is wildly texting each other about what it could be and how strange it is to have something happen to you so close. >> from sky 7 overhead, investigators hard at work. when a landscaping crews at a multimillion dollar home on earth a car filled with bags of

concrete, they launched an investigation. the car was buried four to five feet underground and had been buried since the 1990's. richard lives a street over from the home under investigation. he's seen the sky 7 video of the excavation. >> it can happen anywhere, but it cannot be a crime scene unless they find some bones or something. > neighbors are stunned, some believe they knew the previous owner. >> we knew the guy a little bit. if it is the gentleman i remember, he was a doctor at stanford. >> the current homeowners are cooperating with authorities in the investigation. police believe the car was buried before the current owners moved in. investigators are done excavating the majority of the passenger compartment of the car. late today, police say they are not sure if it is a criminal investigation or a noncriminal investigation. in atherton, suzanne fawn. >> a lot more to come.

about 5800 pg&e customers and 13 counties could have their power shut off as early as tomorrow. they can implement a public safety shower -- power cut off to avoid wildfires. small portions of sonoma and napa county are included. 8500 customers in and napa and three in sonoma county could be affected. pg&e meteorologists will continue to monitor the conditions and make the real-time decisions. >> to better understand the conditions, let's get to sandhya patel. >> very dry fuels in place. combine it with gusty winds, that will raise the fire danger. let me show you live doppler 7. a system pushing into the pacific northwest. they are getting the wintry mix. it will be pushing towards the california area. that will set the stage for windy conditions. fire weather watch begins at

noon until 8:00 p.m. on sunday. northerly wind will dry out the atmosphere. the fire danger will be increasing. initially out ahead of the front at 4:00, the north and east bay hills tomorrow afternoon. sunday, around the noon time to evening hours when we are looking at the gusty winds. breezy outside. that has brought about temperature drop, which is a 23 degree drop. what is in store for the weekend, coming up. >> san jose officials released new details on how it plans to enforce the new gun harm reduction ordinances. one requires gun owners to have insurance coverage for firearms. those in possession of a gun must have a current homeowners or renters or gun liability insurance policy by january 1. firearm owners must keep proof of insurance wherever guns are stored or transported. >> a new social justice art display will be displayed.

it is being installed in the wake of controversy near the scene of a violent confrontation surrounding a mural honoring breonna taylor. cornell bernard has the story. >> hopefully they look at it and can see themselves in it. i love the imagery. >> he's talking about this new social justice art project that is hard to miss along the parkway. three painted panels inspired by the words freedom, justice, and liberty. >> then we decided to go from there, what would they look like? >> he said that question helped inspire a group of young people to create the piece called regeneration. he's mentoring artists sponsored by a nonprofit. >> it was a great process watching these kids from different backgrounds and areas in school with one common goal. >> it is subtle but powerful. >> you will see the names of george floyd, ahmaud arbery, and

breonna taylor, icons of the black lives matter movement. it was this mural honoring taylor and calling out her murder, which sparked this act of violence in 2020. this man was caught on camera back then trying to remove them euro. he is seen pointing a weapon at community members who tried to stop him. >> do you live here -- >> the entire process is in response to that community tension and the need for conversation and healing. >> he says two years later, the healing has begun on this corner, symbolizing not only social justice, but community equity, and maybe a chance to start a conversation about our differences. >> it is that phrase of beautiful tragedies that make us who we are. to really sit down and understand that, so we can understand each other better. that is what i hope when people see that it lights the fuse for them to have that conversation. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news.

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area rapper and entrepreneur wanting to give back to his hometown. we take you to momos cafe. >> the excitement in his voice is not just over the newly renovated cafe he funded, but what is about to happen monday morning. >> we are allowing the people to come in and order their meal and eat what they want and pay whatever they want or what it is worth to them. the people who can't afford it get to eat for free. >> under the good company eat those of pay what you want for music and merchandise, the same concept will go into play until the end of the year. a way to build and grow community. >> it hasn't been a place where people traveled all over the world to be, but it is becoming that through what we are building and the infrastructure we have been creating. i think it is necessary if we want this to be a place we love. >> he started with the idea during the pandemic, hosting

pop-up aversions called powder to pay branches. it was a hard time for the restaurant industry according to the co-owner. but there was no hesitation in saying yes. >> beautiful community came out from out of state. as far as san jose, everywhere, brought the community together and was something beautiful. >> it is also a homecoming for him, who moved the restaurant from south san francisco. they have no worries about profits at this point. >> everything to work out, the community will be here for us, it will be a beautiful thing. >> just giving back to the place that raised them. >> we are doing the right thing, there is nothing to take advantage of. >> in valeo, dion lim. >> great thing he's doing. still ahead, marking a significant milestone, celebrating 30 years of filipino american history month.

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>> the weekend weather. >> it is the weekend. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> the weekend is here, you need the sweaters because things are changing. life picture from our roof camera. the clouds never quite cleared. we have increasing higher clouds coming in.

some low clouds still lingering along the coast. some areas actually saw the sun. chance of sprinkles or drizzle. windy and cooler with below average temperatures. we are expecting elevated fire danger particularly in the hills. here's the system that will set about the changes. pushing into the pacific northwest. they are getting the rain-snow mix in california, we are seeing the increase in high clouds. especially the northern end of our viewing area. let's talk about the watches and warnings. a freeze watch for lake county. a fire weather watch for solano county sunday afternoon. we also have watches and warnings in the sierra. fire weather watch for the sierra. a freeze warning for parts of california heading into nevada. it will definitely be cold behind the front. temperatures in the 50's, 70's. we will need the extra layer.

here's a look at the hawaiian airlines forecast. partly cloudy and cool. gusty winds mid to upper 60's. as you check out honolulu, isolated showers followed by sunshine. new york city and chicago sunny. 67, 76. drizzle in los angeles in the morning. there is the system. parts of northern california have a chance of showers. for us, a drizzle or sprinkles. wintry mix for the sierra nevada. snow level coming down to pass levels. be prepared for a few flurries right down to the pass levels. a couple hundred seven inch in terms of measurable moisture saturday. not going to amount to a lot. there might be some damp roadways. the bigger story is the wind saturday afternoon. 30, 40 miles an hour saturday night. over 40 mile an hour wind gusts. they will continue sunday. at the same intensity, but they

raise the fire danger. 40's and 50's. watch out for the drizzle or sprinkles. you are looking at breezy conditions. windy along the coast. a cool day for this time of year. low 60's mid 70's. the skies will open up for the afternoon. the accuweather 7 day forecast, windy tomorrow. possible sprinkles. breezy with high fire danger sunday between sunday and monday morning. you will need the extra blanket. the morning chill will be with us. a mild afternoon. tuesday into wednesday, slight chance we may see a few showers. one model more aggressive than the other. then we go closer to average thursday and friday and dry out. >> those aggressive models. >> we want to see the rain with the aggressive models. >> time for oakland to celebrate its roots. the oakland roots soccer team clinched a spot in the usl championship playoffs for the second time in two seasons. they raised the flag over city

hall despite placing seventh in the western conference. they will head to san diego sunday to face the second seed in the first post season game. the oakland roots is co-owned by marshawn lynch. >> still ahead, celebrating filipino american history month. how filipino history and fashion are helping to inspire designers (vo) a medicare advantage plan should come with all the benefits you want and zero compromises. with anthem blue cross, it can. just go to anthem.com/answers or call 833-797-4179

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near gateway boulevard. the building used to be the site of the closed imperial seafood restaurant. the roof partially collapsed. no one was injured. >> october is filipino american history month. this year marks 30 years since the tradition first started. >> we are taking a closer look at the filipino fashion and history and influence it has had on filipino american designers across the bay area. >> amanda del castillo, who is a proud filipino american herself, shows how local artists are including their roots in their designs. >> elegance, extravagance, and iconic exaggerated sleeves, i asked my family to dig deep for examples. they are two types of traditional filipino historical fashion. typically designed as formalwear for special events. there is a resurgence of sculptured sleeves and day to day attire. >> it is all spanish influenced,

but i will say that when folks see our iteration of these big sleeves, they know it is a filipino dress. so i definitely love that aspect. >> he's behind the bay area clothing brand empire in the air. from rough sketch to someone's closet, pieces combine his love for art and fashion with filipino american community and culture. her designs are intentional. she dedicated much of her work to pinay's, filipino women often dictated as landscape. >> that is a huge part of my art style, because i think women especially were powerful enough to embody a landscape. and we provide and we give, but we also are asking for that respect back. >> brave, or fierce, the deep meaning embodied with the purpose of educating. a responsibility she and other

artists understand when they transform historical, traditional looks and symbolism on items they sell. >> wearing the shirt, people are like what is that? it is an opportunity to have a conversation to provide an insight in regards to our experience as a community. >> michael owns who got clothing? based out of san jose. meaning roots. his business was born out of sheer interest. >> it was 2009, manny pacquiao was winning, jabberwocky's, there was a demand for filipino culture. >> the designs took off, even without him fully understanding the filipino american history or cultural icons used. however, that has changed. he's dedicated years to research and expanding his knowledge. now his catalog reflects experiences, struggles, and influence. >> there is a theme in terms of filipino american history month, in terms of images representing

the international hotel, the 1587, whether it is the manila men in louisiana. >> themes of activism and advocacy now worn proudly. each item and intersection of filipino american history and culture presented in a contemporary way. >> i'd just like to think of what is something i would wera, what would my community wear , how can i elevate it with history? >> honoring filipino american history month. >> fantastic. >> that is it for us for now. world news tonight is next. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. we will see you again in half an hour for abc7 news at 6:00.

tonight, in a historic move, the january 6th committee subpoenas former president trump. p president trump. be a titanic legal battle. the committee ordering donald trump to testify under oath and provide documents, saying he personally orchestrated and oversaw efforts to overturn the 2020 election and block the peaceful transition of power. p transition of power. today. p today. after trump's former top advisor steve bannon was sentenced to prison for contempt of congress. congress. comply with the committee? pierre thomas standing by. cases of children hospitalized with respiratory story illness are spreading across the country. 43 states now reporting a surge in young patients. a mother and son in texas riding