his parents say bastian's recovery has been a long process. we begin again. video from this month shows him learning to jump again during his rehabilitation. they say bastian has multiple appointments every week to see his five doctors, but his traumatic experience often leads to sleeplessness, sleepless nights for him. he's also learning to be accustomed to taking medication that he's required to take for the rest of his life, due to the severity of his injuries. their attorney says the situation could have been avoided, and they're seeking to make changes at the company. had kumon done something as simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to them exiting, exiting the premises, this would have never happened. kumon is an afterschool program that has 1500 sites across the u.s. all of them are independently owned and operated. the lawsuit names kumon and systematic learning's incorporated, which operates the franchise in willow glen. only kumon sent us a statement saying there is nothing more important to us than the safety, security and well-b

jeremy, you are forever bastian's guardian angel. he still refers to you as his guardian angel. >> in san jose, dustin dorsey abc seven news. >> coming up on abc seven news at four. the housing struggle. more homes are needed. why aren't they being built? turning sand into glue. the new technology that can help prevent erosion, and the intolerable term used by the dmv. and the letter from hi, my name is damian clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans include the humana healthy options allowance. a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items. the healthy options allowance is loaded onto a prepaid card each month. and whatever you don't spend, carries over from each month. plus, your doctor, hospital and pharmacy may already be part of our l

jeremy, you are forever bastian's guardian angel. he still refers to you as his guardian angel. >> in san jose, dustin dorsey abc seven news. >> what a strong kid. all right. well, now to another attack that happened on a flight. a man accused of randomly punching a sleeping passenger on a united airlines flight from sfo. the flight took off monday for washington dulles airport. the fbi says the suspect was returning to his seat from the bathroom when he, for some reason, just began hitting a man in the head. another passenger pulled him off. here is some audio from police radio traffic about the incident. >> one individual was assaulted. other individual possibly suffering from ptsd. copy saying the plane is at the gate. >> we have eyes. fbi is notifying they're en route. >> the suspect was taken into custody and ordered to be temporarily detained by a judge. happening now. hundreds of striking hotel workers are blocking the street near the intersection of geary and powell streets in san francisco. they expect to get arrested. earli

bastian apparently left the kumon math and reading center in willow glen unnoticed. he was then struck by a car trying to cross a busy san jose street on his own. his family says there is no sign out policy at kumon. in fact, they don't think the center realized bastian was gone. >> there's nothing in place to ensure the kids go in and out of the facility safely. it's devastating, really. >> and now the michel family hopes to change that. they filed a lawsuit calling kumon the local franchise and the driver negligent. >> the primary purpose is to see if we can get kumon to put in reasonable changes, to make sure no other kid has to suffer through this. that's that's the number one goal. >> in addition to policy change, they're also asking for compensation since bastian will require long term care. he suffered a ruptured bladder and spleen, as well as fractures to his skull, pelvis and legs. >> we are so fortunate to have our sweet boy alive and at home with us. >> kumon north america offers after-school math and reading help for kids as young as three. they released

they say bastian left the kumon center without their knowledge and was missing for an hour. during that time, he walked down the street by himself and was hit by a car. he was suffered a fractured skull, multiple broken bones, and a ruptured bladder. his heart and breathing stopped, but an off duty emt performed cpr and brought bastian back to life. we are so fortunate to have our sweet boy alive and at home with us. had kumon done something as simple as requiring a guardian to sign a child out prior to them exiting exiting the premises, this would have never happened. the lawsuit names kumon and systematic learning, inc, which operates the franchise in willow glen. we reached out to both. kumon replied to us. quote. there is nothing more important to us than the safety, security and well-being of the students enrolled in the kumon program. all of us at kumon continue to wish the student a complete recovery. well, on this halloween eve, we are tracking another change in our weather. a chance of rain. let's take you outside now to our live cams in san francisco and san jose.

court documents show bastian went missing an hour into the session.nother hour passed before the child's mother arrived. bastian was found next to the center, suffering from severe injuries. now the family is suing the driver and suing kumon for negligence. >> what happened to bastian? on june 24th should never have happened to him or any child. >> kumon had a responsibility to take due care to ensure he returned to his parents safely. >> as part of this lawsuit, the michelle's want kumon to put in more protections like sign out sheets and updated training for staff. kumon america told us student safety is the most important thing to them, and they would address the lawsuit in court. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead here in the bay area. >> first, a vigil will be held this afternoon to honor those who died while being held in immigrant detention centers here in california. local immigrant justice organizations and faith leaders are organizing today's event. they're calling

court documents show bastian went missing an hour into the session. another hour passed before the child's mother arrived. bastian was found next to the center, suffering from severe injuries. now the family is suing the driver and suing kumon for negligence. >> what happened to bastian on june 24th should never have happened to him or any child. >> kumon had a responsibility to take due care to ensure he returned to his parents safely. >> as part of the lawsuit, the michelle's want kumon to put in more protections like sign out sheets and updated training for staff. kumon america told us student safety is the most important thing to them, and they address the lawsuit in court. >> santa clara county has a new fire station to serve the los gatos mountain communities. the redwood fire station replaces existing facilities which serve the area for the past 45 years. county officials say the fire station excuse me was due for an upgrade because of development in the mountain communities, increased traffic and the growing risk of wildfires. >> the replaced

and during that time, seven year old bastian walked down the street by himself and was hit by a car. they say he suffered a fractured skull, multiple broken bones and a ruptured bladder. his heart and breathing stopped, but an off duty emt performed cpr and brought him back to life. tonight, bastian's parents are suing kumon and systematic learning's incorporated, which owns the franchise. they're accusing them of negligent supervision. it's dramatic experience often leads to sleeplessness, sleepless nights for him. he's also learning to be accustomed to taking medication that he's required to take for the rest of his life. due to the severity of his injuries. i'm wondering how is the company responding? well, they point out first that each franchise is independently owned and operated. we were not able to get ahold of the owner there today, but kumon north america said in a statement that there is nothing more important to us than the safety, security and well-being of the students enrolled in the kumon program. all of us at kumon continue to wish the student a complete recovery, ad

. >> bastian, let's move on to the next conflict. ukraine.bviously, there is a lot of risk stemming from the outcome of the u.s. elections. trump, when he met mr. zelenskyy last week, said i can end this conflict in 24-to-48 hours but, this is not palatable because it would have to give up large parts of the country and territory. how does this conflict end and how does it end determining the outcome of the election? >> i think both sides feel they have more to gain from continuing to fight. i think that is the situation they're in. for both sides, i think it will be increasingly challenging to maintain the structure they have to maintain and the manpower to make sure they have enough equipment going into the frontlines. so that appetite, i would expect, would wane. as you said, a lot will depend on the outcome of the u.s. election. i don't have a crystal ball. i can't predict what will happen there. i think many around europe and the new nato secretary-general, of course, will spend quite a lot of time on the next couple weeks monitoring tha

the family accuses the kumon math and reading center in willow glen of negligence for leaving bastianhelle without supervision in june. the family says there is no policy for signing out. children from the kumon center says people at the center didn't even realize their son had left the building. the family says it hopes the lawsuit will lead to policy change at the learning center. >> the primary purpose is to see if we can get kumon to put in reasonable changes to make sure no other kid has to suffer through this. that's that's the number one goal. >> there's nothing in place to ensure the kids go in and out of the facility safely. it's devastating really. >> bastian suffered a ruptured bladder and spleen, as well as fractures to his skull, pelvis and legs. the lawsuit also seeks compensation for his long-term care. officials in san jose are pushing for stronger enforcement of illegal dumping laws. the city has organized more than 100 cleanup days and collected nearly 3 million pounds of trash this year. but blight continues to be a problem. council members are suggesting sting oper

litted with the uh blood of the ordinary people globally for the last 400 years and this is the last bastian of the empire, whether it's the british empire, the french empire, now the sort of empire of lies, as mr. putin so admirably called the usa, so the empire of lies will continue, but i think as i said a rude awakening is coming to the zionist entity. and at the same time to its backers in washington, london and paris, because at the end of the day, this kind of oppression cannot continue, and i'm not talking about from a religious perspective, but from humanitarian point of view, that the reality is that oppressors have been defeated historically, and this oppressor without doubt will also be defeated. that is exactly right, now let's... switch back to mr. bosnic uh, mr. bosnic, uh, with what do you think this uh repeated targeting of civilian areas in beirut and of course in gaza, say about the... overall strategy of the zionist regime and how does it affect the narrative of the resistant movements on the ground? i think it says right away that they have no strategy, this can't be cal

his parents are accusing kumon of negligence. >> what happened to bastian? on june 24th should never have happened to him or any child. >> it is truly every parent's worst nightmare. a violation of our trust to our children. that our children are truly safe when with an adult run business that interacts with our children. >> kumon learning has yet to comment on the lawsuit. details are starting to surface here, as the oakland unified school district prepares for another possible round of school closures. facing a $79 million budget deficit this school year, a $95 million shortfall next year. superintendent kyla johnson trammell is expected to present a comprehensive plan to the school board november 13th to address the deficit. it includes recommendations to close or merge schools with declining enrollment. a similar move in 2021 led to protests and the occupation of a school site. ultimately, two schools closed, one was merged and another eliminated. middle school grades. >> the san francisco neighborhood divided over new barriers installed to deter sex wor

case in point issue the washington post, a bastian of leftist ideology and the founder and owner jeff bezos decided tot to endorse trump or harris. they demanded a harris endorsement and didn't get it and many resigned. reportedly over 200,000 readers canceled their subscriptions and angry articles appeared about betrayal. the left thought they had the washington post locked up. to them, journalism means activity. promoting leftist causes and not reporting the facts. the post opinion writers had taken over the news room. it's been that way for years, but it was not a winning formula. readership was being cut in half and the paper is losing a lot of money. jeff bezos has a lot of money and clearly not ready to subdecide a left leaning halt forever. no endorsement for harris and hasn't backed down despite the staff revolt. at the heart is trump hatred and when donald trump got into politics, all restraint was blown away. hey, the washington post brought down richard nixon and donald trump came down the golden escalator nine years ago, they tried to destroy trump's presidency and trying

the family accuses the kumon math and reading center in willow glen of negligence for letting bastian michelle without supervision in june. the family says there's no sign out showing any policies at kumon. they believe the center did not even realize that their son had left the facility. the family hopes their lawsuit will lead to policy change. >> the primary purpose is to see if we can get kumon to put in reasonable changes, to make sure no other kid has to suffer through this. that's that's the number one goal. >> there's nothing in place to ensure the kids go in and out of the facility safely. it's devastating really. >> now, bastian suffered a ruptured bladder spleen as well as fractures to his skull, pelvis and legs. he has a long road to recovery, and the lawsuit seeks compensation for his long term care. start the party. >> los angeles, your dodgers have won the world series. >> fans in los angeles are going crazy over the dodgers. the dodgers are the new world series champions. they pulled off a game five win over the new york yankees and beat them 7 to 6. the dodgers overca

so today lawyers and the family of bastian are going to be sharing his journey. they're going to be showing powerful images and video and advocating for change to protect children everywhere. a 3 year-old has unfortunately died after being hit by a car in fremont. police say that crash happened just before noon on monday in the area. dunn's mere common and colleen terrace, the driver told police they were moving out of a parking stall when the child unexpectedly darted in front of their vehicle. police say the driver stayed at the scene and is fully cooperating. >> time now 709. and the newsom administration is warning hundreds of millions of dollars to communities across the state to address homelessness. speaking in la yesterday, governor newsom announced 827 million dollars in grant funding. that will go to more than 100 local communities and organizations. the bay area is gonna get about 174 million dollars for newsom says the funds will help create new affordable housing shelter and support for those who are experiencing homelessness. >> this is a crisis and

the family accuses the kumon math and reading center in willow glen of negligence for leaving bastian michelle without supervision in june. the family says there is no policy for signing out children from the kumon center. it says people at the center didn't even realize their son had left the building. the family says it hopes the lawsuit will lead to policy change at the learning center. >> the primary purpose is to see if we can get kumon to put in reasonable changes, to make sure no other kid has to suffer through this. that's that's the number one goal. >> there's nothing in place to ensure the kids go in and out of the facility safely. it's devastating really. >> bastian suffered a ruptured bladder and spleen, as well as fractures to his skull, pelvis and legs. the lawsuit also seeks compensation for his long-term care. >> our time now. 717. the san francisco zoo is closing in on its fundraising goal to build a new home for two giant pandas. almost $20 million has been raised to build a new enclosure for the pandas, who are due to come to san francisco from china next year. an o

ceo ed bastian warning of a temporary pause in demand around the presidential election, though thosepal dropping after bernstein downgraded the stock to market perform, saying vemo could start to lose share to competition. and tilray with a top line miss, but the ceo is optimistic about federal marijuana law reform. also touting the growing beverage business. tim, your thoughts? >> i'm long all three of those stocks, by the way. i'm long tilray. i don't necessarily even own it, because of their cannabis business. i think what irwin simon, who has built a lot of brands and certainly as done that over the years, they have pivoted into beverages across different -- but certainly a similar demographic. it's a lifestyle demographic. i think it's an interesting story. in the cannabis world, playing for the next federal headline has not worked. and you need to own companies that have sustainable businesses. i like their -- >> $1.59. it's tough. you could get upside out of that, but such a hit-driven business, the beverage business, even if we took that at face value. >> buying eight craft b

earlier on "squawk" today, ed bastian talked about the outlook for the consumer and consumer spendings well as where the election fits into the picture. >> we can see the discrete period a week or two ahead of the election, a week or two after the election, as being somewhat of a -- a little bit of a pause, which makes sense if you think about it, with all the uncertainty, with all the rhetoric, and people are not -- and by the way, i don't think this is just going to be an industry story. i think you're going to see it across consumer discretionary purchases as a whole. people are going to take a little caution. they want to find out what happens. they don't like uncertainty when it comes to investing dollars, whether it's buying homes or buying airplane tickets. >> coming on the heels of pepsi, jim, adding to some jitteriness regarding q3. >> look, when i listened to ed, and ed is -- ed's a really practiced guy and he said he really thought about what happens during this election period. i will say, two things that i thought were incredible about the interview. one was that he said,

. >> ed bastian from delta also said it and i saw travel was actually up in those numbers. >> it's the spending. so -- >> it only starts when you get to middle of october? >> look, there's -- we'll see. we'll see if there's an impact on it, right? it could impact -- it could be one of those things that impact sentiment, not as much soft data, not as much hard data in terms it of spending. watch what they do not what they say when it comes to the consumer. even with the election uncertainty, even with the storms impacting --. >> yeah. i saw this morning tsa checkpoints gone negative year-on-year on a trailing 28-day basis. so, that's interesting. some of it largely might be due to the storms. >> sure. that's going to be an impact. the boeing strike will be an impact on the jobs report. some of the data will be a little messy. as far as commentary, maybe to your point, david, not as optimistic what's in the hard data. here's walgreens cfo on the conference wall talking about a difficult environment. the consumer back drop remains a, quote, challenge. we see this with our consumer as sale

but we also interestingly heard it from ed bastian from delta speaking on "squawk on the street" lasthe discreet period a week or two ahead of the election, a week or two after the election as being somewhat of a -- a little bit of a pause, which makes sense. people are not -- by the way, i don't think this will be an industry story. i think you'll see it across consumer discretionary purchases as a whole, people will take a little caution. they want to find out what happens. they don't like uncertainty when it comes to investing dollars whether buying homes or airplane tickets. >> which is all to say that uncertainty could factor into people's decision-making and into the data we'll get in the coming weeks, even if it is something that ultimately the fed and the market can look through as being temporary as long as we get some sort of certainty and resolution on the election. >> we'll see about that. meantime, the bull market entering its third year. the nasdaq leading the charge, thanks to huge gains in tech with names like nvidia, but with the s&p up eight of the last nine weeks an

this is not considered some liberal bastian of anything. >> i did not see this coming. >> their endorsementt even be around conservatism to some degree. they're saying that they believe that the risk of donald trump is too high. >> i just want to say, it says presidents do not have to be saints. and we hope that a second trump presidency would avoid disaster, but mr. trump poses an unacceptable risk to america and the world. if "the economist" had a vote, we would cast it for ms. harris. the impact of a trump presidency, the disastrous consequences of a trump presidency on our allies and on the world economy. don't comment. it's okay. i got you. we'll talk about starbucks another day. we ran out of time. >> it's okay. i'll come back and bring you starbucks too. >> i'm not allowed to have it. the taste is changing, so we need to talk. >> andrew, it's kind of incredible to me the deficit under kamala harris' economic plan would be less than what donald trump's plan would yield. >> this, again, goes back to the mat currently, no matter how you the math, it is hard to justify trump on economic

outwardly successful in an outwardly happy marriage and she is a documentary journalist who is a bastiantegrity and is used to exposing hypocrisy of others and this book, this pulpy novel arrives on her doorstep the night after she receives an award for her documentary work and that book appears to be about a very cataclysmic event that happened to her 20 years prior. the more we try to bury the past the more it will come and return like a tsunami, an emotional tsunami and that's what happens to her and the book gets sent to everybody. the interesting thing about katherine is that she hasn't had a chance to fully know who she is in the same way that the audience doesn't know. >> jesus. she dies. it was enjoyable, too. she deserved it, she was a selfish -- >> writer director explores the decades old mystery through the different perspectives each character, leaving it to the audience to form their own opinions. >> everything that we were describing throughout the first six chapters was actually truthful, that we were not misleading audiences. so there was a constant revisiting of the scri