and then, travis rudolph, just, just came up to me and said, hey, can i sit down with you?simple act of kindness. >> i didn't know he had autism. just seemed like a there mall kid to me. >> the picture seen by millions on line has a special place in the hearts of parents with autistic children. >> it spoke vl unanimoolume he time. it meant everything. since then bo traveled with his friend to games. >> travis rudolph. >> he was there rooting for him on the night of the nfl draft. rudolph's name was never called, but he was still signed by the giants. and if he makes the team, we know who will be right there cheering. >> thanks to steve there with that beautiful story. >> very enthusiastic fan in the stands. >> he is probably making calls right now to all of the teams saying, hey, what's up? >> ll >> >>> this morning on "world news now" -- deadly knife attack on a university campus. >> one student is dead. three others are injured after police say a student pulled out a hunting blade and just started stabbing at random. we have seen similar cases on other campus and abroad a

everything. >> reporter: since then bo has travelled with his friend to games. >> and a touchdown for travis rudolphreporter: and he was there rooting him on the night of the nfl draft. >> rudolph's name was never called. but he was still signed by the giants. and if he makes the team, we know who'll be right there cheering. >>> thank you for watching on a monday night. i'm david muir, hope to see you tomorrow night. good night. on the front lines of health care, there are always new challenges and opportunities. at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers with data and insights ensuring seniors have stability and choice in their benefits. and working with governments to expand access, lower costs and improve quality. to all those with a passion to improve health care, our question is: how can we help? unitedhealth group. built for better health. creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner ai

everything. >> reporter: since then bo has travelled with his friend to games. >> and a touchdown for travis rudolphreporter: and he was there rooting him on the night of the nfl draft. >> rudolph's name was never called. but he was still signed by the giants. and if he makes the team, we know who'll be right there cheering. >>> thank you for watching on a monday night. i'm david muir, hope to see you tomorrow night. good night. this is abc7 news. >>> loud but peaceful protests across the bay area today. even ed lee joined in on the annual may day protest and they're not over yet. this is a live look from sky 7 of the protests taking place right now in oakland's fruitvale district. you can see they will with their signs. >> today's protests focused on the environment, police and especially immigration. we have team coverage of all the protests, beginning laura anthony in oakland. >> reporter: hi, i'm here at fruitvale village. check out this crowd. these folks began gathering before 3:00. this is a main event in a day of protests near oakland. in a few minutes we understand they'll begin marching. t

everything. >> reporter: since then, bo has travelled with his friend to games. >> and a touchdown for travis rudolphreporter: and he was there rooting him on the night of the nfl draft. rudolph's name was never called. but he was still signed by the giants. and if he makes the team, we know who'll be right there cheering. >> travis and bo, a friendship forever. >>> and thank you for watching on a monday night. i'm david muir, hope to see you tomorrow night. good night. >>> it's an annual march with a message. and this year it's taken a dfferent tone. >> i can show the world what just one does. >> it's straw wars. >>> with both sounds and sights, they made their message heard, hoping it carries from california all the way to the nation's capital. >> may day is traditionally about protecting workers, but now it's evolving, this year thousands marched and rallied with a focus on immigration and the challenges brought on by a new president. >> we'll begin with abc7's laura amount at san antonio park. >> these marchers have been walking for the better part of two hours. let's show you these folks, they'r

and then, travis rudolph, just, just came up to me and said, hey, can i sit down with you?d autism. just seemed like a normal kid to me. >> the picture seen by millions online has a special place in the hearts of parents with autistic children. >> it spoke volume he took the time. it meant everything. since then bo traveled with his friend to games. >> travis rudolph. >> he was there rooting for him on the night of the nfl draft. rudolph's name was never called, but he was still signed by the giants. and if he makes the team, we know who will be right there cheering. >> thanks to steve there with that beautiful story. >> very enthusiastic fan in the stands. >> he is probably making calls right now to all of the teams saying, hey, what's up? >> hello? >> hello? >> that's the news for this half-hour. >> sit down. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we begin this morning with a deadly stabbing rampage on one of the largest college campuses in the state of texas. >> 20-year-old student remains in custody this morning. investigators say he surrendered after