horrified when i showed her this video. it's unclear what the motive was, but the victim never saw it coming. he was sleeping right here in this spot on the sidewalk on 3rd street in the south of market when he was attacked by a man passing by. we want to warn you the video you're about to see is disturbing. >> the attacker wearing a light colored shirt and dark shorts comes strolling up the street and snaps. this surveillance video shows him repeatedly stomping on the man's head. he doesn't appear to move after the assault. after kicking him seven times, the attacker walks off calmly. >> today i showed this video to the director of coalition on homeless know in san francisco, she told me it's common for those to be assaulted. >> it's really sickening to see violence against anybody, especially when somebody is already in such a vulnerable

position, doesn't have a place to sleep, is forced to be on the concrete. >> reporter: this assault happened just before 5 a.m. on wednesday morning near the corner of 3rd street and bryant. two people stopped to help the injured homeless man and they appeared to call 911. minutes later, two officers arrived to check on the victim who slowly climbs to his feet and eventually walks off on his own. it's unclear what prompted this man to viciously attack a homeless person. >> it's very disturbing people like that can't be just out there rolling around. something has to be done about that. >> reporter: san francisco police told us today they have no record of this assault and the advocate told me they don't want to hire a report because they don't have faith they'll be taken seriously. live tonight, alex savage, ktvu

chan 2 news. and more details, the 2013 survey found 1,600 homeless people living in the city, 3,500 are classified as unsheltered because they sleep outside while 2,800 sleep in shelters or stay in transitional housing. and we're hearing from the first time of the berkeley high school student who was set on fire. we just spoke with the mother and father of sasha fleishman. >> they say their son is resilient and they'll get over what happened to their son. they told me when sas saw the pictures, there was a big smile. sasha was set on fire. prosecutors are charging 16-year-old richard thomas as an

adult with a hate crime enhancement alleging they're motivated by the sexual identity. he was wearing a skirt who he was set on fire. sasha identifies as no gender. >> we have no problem with them wearing a skirt. at first i was nervous about it because i was a afraid of something like this happening and for a year and a half, it's been fine and for something like this to happen is -- is so horrible, not just for what it was, but they said to me that i would -- they wanted no take him to school and pick him up instead of him riding the bus and that's really sad to me. >> now today the bus stop is being decorated in support of sasha whose mother says she's

resilient. we'll have much more from his parents tonight on ktvu news at 10:00. in the news room, i'm noel walker. >> thank you. as noel showed us, students at sasha's high school showed support in a unique way. girls and boys wore skirts in honor of their classmates. he remains hospitalized with second and 3rd degree burns at san francisco general. students say they plan to support and help sasha through recovery. and san jose police are asking for the public's health after a man pulled a gun on a couple trying to sell him a puppy. on october 8th, the victims met the suspect on the 700-block of story road to potentially sell this pom rainian puppy -- pemeranian puppy. the victims drove off but the suspect did get away with the dog. police identified the suspect as

38-year-old juan carlos chaves of millepedis. >> and the passive typhoon that is heading towards vietnam. huge waves crashed on the shore as one of the strongest on record hit the country and we've learned more than 100 people have died as a result of the storm. we also know hundreds of thousands more have had to flee their homes. the storm has also cut off communications. several have had to be rescued. they were forced to shore and men were able to make it to a pier. >> the bay area is home to 640,000 fill pin nos -- philippinos making relief efforts very personal. for anxiously monitoring the conditions. >> frank, the agents such as the one behind me, there's still a lot of anxiety because there's no clear picture of the damage

being caused by this high toon typhoon. i'm practically by myself here. my families are there, all my loved ones are there. >> she's acting news director for the philipino community. i haven't heard from them since last night at all. >> i'm really worried but i'm sure everything's save. >> communications are down, but her mother managed to send this video from a shelter hosting 700 people. >> i've never heard of any disaster like this before. >> the former secretary of foreign affairs told us he's waiting word from his in-laws. >> they said the winds were so strong, the sheets were flying

all over the place and homes were really being destroyed. >> the typhoon comes just a few weeks after a major earthquake hit. >> people have barely covered from it and comes this typhoon. they'll resilient. >> government and local agencies are asking people to contribute funds rather than food, water and clothing because those items may take too long to reach those in need in the philippines. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. bill's here with where the storm is heading. >> we've got the forecast of the typhoon. here's how it looked last night when it was a category 5 hurricane, super typhoon. the cloud ban on this thing was the equivalent from florida to

canada, about 1,000 miles, a giant storm. winds sustained a at 195 miles an hour last night. if it came on shore with that strong winds, that would make it the strongest tropical storm ever recorded. we'll be more. they haven't come in with the official numbers. there's the system in the south china sea. here's the forecast path, out in the ocean, now a category 4, so it's down a little bit, not a category 5. as it works its way toward viet nam, it goes to a 3 and then a 2. it could still intensify. we'll be tracking this and obviously during the newscast and then at 10:00 i'll be update anything developments with the now category 4 hurricane or typhoon. and keep if mind, you can find out how you can help by going to ktvu.com. they'll their we posted links to organizations and resources that be sending help to the communities impacted. just click on web links. >> and a rally is planned for

next week in support of teacher who is reached a contract impass. the teachers and the district have been negotiating with little success. they reached an impass this week. next wednesday, they're planning a rally to drum up support including salary and health benefits. the teacher's union is seeking a 7% increase and kaiser medical benefits. the district is offering a 3% pay increase with no increased medical benefits. the mount diablo unified is one of the largest in california including more than 56 school campuses and programs. it educates close to 32,000 students from kindergarten through high school and employs 1,600 full-time teachers and other certificated staff members. and other uc workers plan to strike with them. thousands of uc workers are planning a one day walk out to

protest with they're calling unfair labor practices. it says they'll be joined by members of the other uc unions including the california nurse's association. the walk out is planned for all ten uc campuses and five medical centers. and a new push is underway to reduce tuition throughout the university of california student. uc students and some lawmakers have teamed up to circulate a petition to lower skyrocketing petition. the once free university of california has become so expensive it's unattainable for many families. >> they've seen massive increase in tuition, almost trip whale it was. it's pricing kids out of college. they no longer can afford it. >> reducing pension costs and uc administrators salaries are just two ways that could help lower

tuition costs. they've gone hog wild. the unconventional way one pig hunter handled a problem. and the concerning chemical and what happened to mike when they were exposed to it. and coming up, the significant change in the computer model that could impact your weekend plans.

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authorities to no avail. >> they can't send the sheriff here, they can't send anybody. >> our continuing drive weather forces wild pigs out of open spaces so expect more incidents. >> a lot of these neighborhoods, the lawns are extremely wet and that's a huge source of pigs. >> homes have expensive landscaping that the pigs have repeatedly dug up. >> this used to be a very nice, well done yard, but we had three pig attacks. >> the homeowners association obtained a special state permit to kill the pigs. at a called in a professional hunter to eliminate the problem. he showed up with a cross bow and shot the biggest pig. the other two ran down the street but likely will be back.

. >> we wondered why they used a bow and arrow. it's one of the legal ways to take the pig in the state's web site on how to hunt wild pigs in california. they also have to apply for a certain permit before hunting on private property. today it was issued to the homeowner's association. >> and george shirakawa learned his sentence just over an hour ago to one year in jail and three years probation. he pled get y guilty and gambled at casinos. >> he lied to the public and stole from the public and is being appropriately held responsible. >> the attorney didn't community after the sentencing.

we don't know where he'll send his time. he could be taken to another county since he's a well-known figure in santa clara county. twitter took a drop, shares lost a little more than 7% closing at $41.65. they were mountain mismarket neighborhood, and too low. twitter lost money during the first nine months of this year. >> and silicon valley looking ahead to the next ito. rheuters is in talks with the loss altos company. fox is one of the fastest growing tech start ups created by two friends which charges fees for additional space. new figures shows santa clara and san mateo counties are

among five implementing the state's prison's realignment plan. those two counties, monterrey, santa barbara are the only ones actually sending low-level offenders to county jails in stead of state prisons, also calling for more state provided money on rehabilitation programs. programs. >> a group of veteran labor unions and legislators have joined forces to help vets get back to work. the group launched a new campaign called veterans and partners in service at the state capitol. many of them come home with impressive resumes. >> the veteran brings a depth of life experience that far exceeds what those other kids on the

campus or in the office have had the campaign is pushing for streamlining and protecting jobs for service member who is left for active service. and firefighters are battling a wildfire in lake county east of high 29 in the community of lower lake. cal fire dispatched a fire to help with the efforts. a beautiful day for your friday. we started off with fog and ended up with temperatures like these. these were the national weather service official recorded highs and you're in the upper 70s. livermore 79 degrees. just touching on 80 degrees nearly. 77 in air field and 70 in vallejo, and san francisco, 69 degrees. the clouds stay to the north over the weekend. now the coastal fog return ared this morning even last night we

had it, and it was around this morning. it was around the bay. so be ready for some fog tomorrow morning just like we had today. so that cools pacifica. >> and mostly clear outside right now. it's a beautiful night. that fog should pull back to the coast around midnight or 1:00. the bay area weekend saturday slightly cooler than today. that doesn't mean cold, just temperatures in the low 70s, not the upper 70s. then we have that chance for a shower as we go into tuesday now. late monday into tuesday and it looks less and less, you know, fruitful in terms of rainfall. overnight lows chilly, upper 30s and you'll see some frosty conditions. the high pressure sets up. this is dangerous. we've got some really nasty maritime accidents in the bay like this, poor visibilities.

so ferries, slows their progress. tomorrow morning, lower visibility around the bay bridge and a little bit in front of the san mateo bridge, as well. your weekend, slightly cooler but still nice. no changes to your plans need to be made. beautiful weekend if terms of weather. the coast won't have that same fall feel to it with that patchy coastal fog. they'll be moments of sunshine, but not like it has been. ocean beach has been off the charts this last month or so. with that fog returning you're back into the low 60s and 70s. >> and the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. there's your saturday, and sunday we have a football game. markville more to say about that and we'll be -- mark will have more to say about this. sunday, the weather is going to be great. there's the five-day forecast. and here we go. first of all, i have no idea why where the weekend. it's the weekend. so -- but the weather looks good. >> thank you, bill. a discovery by uc davis

scientists may make you think twice about using some hand soaps. a new study finds trycosan, hindered contraction and relaxation of heart and skeletal muscles exposed to high amounts of it. it's commonly found in antibacteria hand soaps, as well as deodorants and other household items. and it is the high school football game of the week and this week, we've got a good one. it's a high powered showdown in the north bay a as casa grande visits cardinal new man. >> and we'll go to the church hit by thieves right before the holidays. join us for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36.

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all right. it's that time, hour high school football game of the week and casa grande high school and another powerhouse team. this is the last regular season

game of the year. both of these teams are headed for the playoffs, absolutely. casa grande undefeated and 7-2, you've been on a roll won the last four games scoring at least 42 games. >> we had a lot of success offensively and we're excited about playing a great team like casa grande. can't wait to get the team started. >> you played them last year. you're not that far away and you don't have much of a history with each other. you beat them last year. is this an opportunity to set up a rivalry? >> casa grande's a really good team. getting them over to the mbl is exciting. i think it will be a game of the year type thing each year we play. >> this is again we talk about a team with a spread offensive you

used. you're not a big school and probably going to get out manned. do you have that on ovsxens maybe defense, as well do you have that on offense? >> we have to rely on speed and move the defense and make some plays in the back field. >> i notice this football field is the traditional grass. it's kind of thick with a little bit of a crown on it. >> you'd rather have a grasp field, a little bit thicker. it helps slow them down and speed us up. >> we certainly wish you good luck. paul cronin of the cardinal newman team. we expect a shoot out and of course we'll have highlights tonight on the 10:00 news. reporting live in santa rosa, ktvu channel 2 news.

we heard from the parents of sasha fleishman, and more from the interview with the family. >> keep if mind we're always here for you. for all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> have a good night everyone.

honey, honey, look, look. she's doing that thing with her jaw again. phil: poor kid. she puts so much pressure on herself. it's an obsessive-compulsive thing. i have read like 100 articles about it. e get ? yeah, it's -- it's a mystery. i know. [ clicks tongue ] alex... honey, hi! hi, hi, hi. why don't you take a little break? mom, the test is tomorrow morning. i'm not taking any breaks. just a little -- oh, okay. she does that jaw thing every six seconds. it's like the hippopotamus at the miniature-golf place. ohh, i've bounced so many balls off those big teeth. it's all about the timing! luke! oh! [ laughing ] so close!