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us to tell us how it happened. >> reporter: the driver was turning left here at the intersection, at the same time the three-year-old was over there in the middle of the crosswalk. there is no turn signal here that puts motorist and pedestrians on the move at the same time. witnesses say that is the problem. >> reporter: every little boy wants to be a super hero. the three-year-old was no different. >> he loved bat man. spider man. all the super heroes. full of love and joy. >> now his mother is laying flowers. he was hit and killed at this intersection. he was in the crosswalk on his way to a playground. >> need to do something because that is -- that shouldn't have happened to my son at all. >> the driver was turning left when the accident happened. a neighbor snapped this picture showing a stroller behind the truck. >> i don't know what was going on with the driver. focus on what is going on around you. >> reporter: some neighbors say the lack of a signal puts motorists and pedestrians in the same space. >> what i -- when i turned she started coming across and she had a little baby with her. but, i mean, nothing happened there except it scared me. >> reporter: she embraced one of the girls who accompanied her children and pushed one of them out of harm's way. a family thankful for one life saved while morning a life taken too soon. >> we will all miss him. >> reporter: this is the 37th deadly traffic accident in san jose this year. 22 of those have involved pedestrians. in san jose, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the president of san jose state university said the school failed to intervene in the torminute of -- torment of a black student by four white roommates. the black student union organized a march today in support of the victim. that victim says for weeks he was tormented by his four white roommates. san jose state president promised the school will soon name a independent expert to look into the case. >> our decision making failed. as part of it i failed that student. and within that we failed all of our students. >> the roommates are facing hate crimes. their first court date is january 6. >>> san francisco city attorney filed an injunction to keep city college of san francisco open. he filed the motion this morning that if granted will halt the accrediting commission from pulling accredititation of the school. -- accreditation of the school. >>> supporters of the plan suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge are looking for funding. the final design is expected to be completed next year. now officials are trying to find ways to pay for the project. the bridge district said toll money can't be used and it must be paid for with outside sources. >>> a woman who went missing in yosemite national park this weekend was found alive today. rangers say she left her home on saturday morning to go hiking. searchers found her this morning. she suffered injuries and was airlifted to the hospital. officials say she didn't have a jacket, water or food. there is no word on her condition but rescuers say she was conscious when they found her. >>> he put his body in harm's way to break the fall of a woman as she jumped from the o.co coliseum. ktvu's eric rasmussen spoke to the man who explained how he trained for life and death situations. >> reporter: it was quite a conversation. he said it was his training as a marine that repaired him to react. this time the situation involved a fellow fan at the raiders game. >> i stook both arms bat. the procedure was -- at. the procedure was lock her in. >> reporter: he tried to catch the woman who jumped after yesterday's raiders game. he was bruised in t

used to tell us about hour planet's future. >> sales of the new play station iv gaming console are off to a record start. sony sold more than one million units in the first 24 hours after a lunch in the u.s. and canada. that is sony's strongest launch ever for a gaming console, but the launch hasn't been trouble-free. a number of consoles have been dead on arrival. what some are calling the blue ring of death. sony has a trouble shooting guide to fix the problem or contact support on its webs. we have a ling on our web site. >> a couple good days to stay inside. >> already live doppler 7hd picking up some of those high and mid-level clouds. you saw them today as well in advance of a nice-looking cold front that will bring the bay area some rain on tuesday and wednesday. there are those high clouds. by the way, these will keep us a little warmer overnight tonight. so temperatures such as santa rosa, up towards cloverdale you have been in the upper 30s the past several nights. a little warmer than that as the clouds insulate us a bit. look at the classic comma-shaped cloud. the classic curl here. it will stay to the north and all of this moisture in the south is expected on tuesday and wednesday. live shot now from the rooftop cam and the high clouds overhead. los gatos, 55. and a shot from the emeryville cam. santa rosa, 52. napa, 47. concord, 55. livermore, 58. here's a look at the look-ahead. the forecast high lights take you into the middle part of the work week. clouds and patchy fog overnight. increasing clouds for all of us by monday afternoon, and the rain will arrive as we head into tuesday and wednesday. here is a look at our overnight temperatures. mid-to-low 40s in the north bay, which is typically our coldest region this time of year. elsewhere, we'll look for the clouds to thicken up temperature w

to restrictions of pesticide use near has been dates of endangered series. much of the spacecraft maven was built at the space kma. it will help study mars. the information could be used to tellabout our planet's future. back here on earth, we are expecting rain in our area. >> much needed rain. it looked like parts of the north bay will really see quite a bit of this. we'll take a live look now. high clouds in aassociation yash with this first system, you may have noticed it drifting by earlier this afternoon. as we go out a little further out. this is the storm system that we are anticipating to bring us rain or clouds tomorrow, rain beginning in the north bay, monday night, and this getting a little bit enhanced. so we will be on the look out for even more precipitation lingers through wednesday as well. nice lighting out there across downtown san francisco. san francisco 51, oakland at 55 degrees. 45 in the bay. still a few of the high clouds drifting close to the bay area overnight tonight. from our cam, santa rosa. 49 in concord. here is a look at our forecast here, it includes an increase in clouds overnight tonight and we'll look at clouds more so tomorrow and rain re

used to tell us, a little bit of freedom is a dangerous thing. when we came back to oklahoma city, we were all gung-ho and ready to go. we had had that taste of freedom. and we started negotiating with the restaurants here in oklahoma. city and they tell us that they didn't want to deal with us. and it kept going on and on and it seemed like forever to me. i was eight years old at the time. that's how i can remember that i was not at 10 years old. and i, we were talking about our experiences and our negotiations and i suggested, made a motion that we would go down to the drug store and just sit. just sit and sit until they served us. needless to say, a lot of people were not happy about it. and as a matter of fact, they were actually some of them were really mean to us. they would spit on us. they would kick us. they would call us names. they would tell nigger, go home. but that didn't deter us. and most of the young people, the 13 original sitters, young people, we didn't know fear, at like we know now. we thought we were on a job and on a missio

used to tell us about hour planet's future. >> sales of the new play station iv gaming console are off to a record start. sony sold more than one million units in the first 24 hours after a lunch in the u.s. and canada. that is sony's strongest launch ever for a gaming console, but the launch hasn't been trouble-free. a number of consoles have been dead on arrival. what some are calling the blue ring of death. sony has a trouble shooting guide to fix the problem or contact support on its webs. we have a ling on our web site. >> a couple good days to stay inside. >> already live doppler 7hd picking up some of those high and mid-level clouds. you saw them today as well in advance of a nice-looking cold front that will bring the bay area some rain on tuesday and wednesday. there are those high clouds. by the way, these will keep use warmer overnight tonight. so temperatures such as santa rosa, up towards cloverdale you have been in the upper 30s the past several nights. a little warmer than that as the clouds insulate us a bit. look at the classic comma-shaped cloud. the classic curl here. it will stay to the north and all of this moisture in the south is expected on tuesday and wednesday. live shot now from the rooftop cam and the high clouds overhead. los gatos, 55. and a shot from the emeryville cam. santa rosa, 52. napa, 47. concord, 55. livermore, 58. here's a look at the look-ahead. the forecast high lights take you into the middle part of the work week. clouds and patchy fog overnight. increasing clouds for all of us by monday afternoon, and the rain will arrive as we head into tuesday and wednesday. here is a look at our overnight temperatures. mid-to-low 40s in the north bay, which is typically ouron tf year. elsewhere, we'll look for the clouds to thicken up temperature weiss in the upper 40s to low 50

us this evening thinking new new the and. the baseball organization has announced a list of potential free agents seeking contracts and stephen kaye joins us to tell us more about the biggest names that might just be on the market see the big guys the korean baseball season ended less than a week ago but this year is the free agent pool will make the offseason a busy one now to top names come from the korean series champions the psalms alliance that the npp kakadu and also closer or someone who's kind permission to test the foreign market. tia tigers pitcher use of maine is already the us trying out for teams with a handful sewing interest already meanwhile two sons surgeon's office betting ten ppm few of lg and as he's telling them who are also looking to in the last the cbo will announce the list of players who have declared for free agency on saturday. mel onto pro volleyball the l i g insurance graders hosted these towns on the bottom blue things in connie not the greater start fast behind thomas edgar winning the first set but some some fires back to the second set in commanding fashion now the third said combs back to lg after they make the bre

against port stoking having been elected to the board of global anti doping body and stephen j joins us to tell us more about the development stephen k g eight nation on the world outside till the agency has selected south korea as one of four asian representatives on its foundation board will join china japan and saudi arabia along with member representatives from europe the americas africa and oceania and getting rid of coping and sports around the world. sports ministry said that they'll help establish anti doping measures in developing countries that don't have a national building watchdog south korea last sat on the board from nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and six. and moving on to bigger queens unionize planning to finally return to the ice next month in a minor dent in croatia. according to our agency show compete at the golden state loves the grand opening on to center said her first international competition of the season and quite possibly the last one so the material and it's insulting and injured her right foot in practice and is sitting out of the ongoing isu grand prix events.

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lou: do you establish a connection, a direct connection or can you tell us or do you want to tell us ancillary organizations and what you have discovered a mocks the navigator's? >> so far we have released two different video pieces. the first video did establish that the battleground taxes which is an organization trying to turn the state into a blue state was on tape. they cross pollinate data. it is illegal for a 501c3 group in this case in rural america, to give anything to a political action committee. there is letter sent to the attorney genal of texas in the media today. they're thinking of taking away a nonprofit tax-exempt status for that relationship. we are going to do is go a step further than that. we are going to expose on video some of these people willing to give out private medical debt which is even further than sharing information. now they're going to potentially given out they explicitly for political reasons. that is totally illegal and immoral, and i am sure it will be a big story when it comes out lou: it is already a big story. and congratulations on your wor

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of western culture in the form witnessed the abuse firsthand thank you so much for speaking to us can you tell us what happened. to take the engine out of the person who they'd be the language out of out of the like my father he grew up his whole life his hands were kind. kind of pant as a result he used to taco native language but he never white meat i consider myself a recovering catholic because you know this sexual abuse that i experience you know the catholic church says the genocide is continuing his hopes the lakota child rescue project to stop the full civil removal of indian children thanks a lot for coming on could you tell us what is happening to the children and what we've discovered is that not only were the children being taken to demagogue level it was happening on every single one of the reservations and in virtually every one of the major cities the international convention against genocide actually has a provision which expressively identifies what's going on as genocide the the systematic undertaking on the part of the racially dominant culture in a given nation state taking aw

. >> we now have michael uaki our political expert joining us to tell us his views. approval way ratings are a snapshot of how the majority of people feel. >> people are mad about the government shutdown and that is a part of the low approval rating. >> it is not like anybody is a thrill with the republicans either even though the president's approval rating is low. >> but republicans the approval rating of the president is somewhat good even though their approval rating is low to. at >> it comes down to the fact that you see a lot of times that the president was not part of that decision people want to know that the president is in charge. in line that want to feel like his hands are everywhere and he is taking care of everything and if he is not in their perspective than it means that his approval rating is low for that moment. >> it and comment as o'connell out of control you want a president to be more much in control. >> don't miss this is you have to see how our old rob black really gets into halloween spirit for it this wall street update. >> will take a look

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and he's about to join us to tell us what the president said especially about the continuing obama care disaster. but first up, our nightly dose of obama care comic relief. check this out. >> latest poll shows president obama's approval rating down to 39%. and toronto may have robbed ford for the approval when he went up to 49%. how does that make obama feel? better off smoking crack than passing obama care. would have been ten points higher. actually, have you noticed the president backtracking a little bit? like at a funds raiser earlier this week, he said, no, no, what he promised was that you could keep your health care plan if it hasn't changed since the law had passed. you know, he's such a good speaker. he almost believed it himself. and then his pants caught fire. that that's when i nooi. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how

an explanation as to why her girlfriend is dead on the floor so she has a motivation to tell us something. to talk to us. because she's tired she's vulnerable because she's emotional can really is upset that this happened she's not a stone cold killer by any stretch. i don't really know what i was trying to do. part i mean part of me thought that. they'd believe me and part of me said no they won't the police believe there are certain facts that. they then turn to a proven tactic of gaining the trust of the suspect softening her up by taking advantage of one of the vices cigarettes is seriously. if. it were and if it were but it will give. you. a good will. who are liable to get it well a little. she was surprised she was surprised that we're going to smoke in here because it's a no smoking building a no smoking facility well whatever you know you're more than welcome a small container if you're going to talk to us about this part of that just occurred i'm going to let you smoke in here they let us smoke in return for information. however tries to evade the questions something but intrigues the police.

to share drinking glasses or eats utensils. meningitis can be spread by kissing, coughing or lengthy contact. symptoms include headache, fever, vomiting and rashes. >> they've been warning us. they've been really good telling us what to do to prevent it. >> reporter: princeton university officials are considering using this vaccine. they're telling us it's something to discuss with the trustees this weekend. jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. >>> the tiniest survivors of massive typhoon haiyan don't have any idea what has happened. but they are fight new york lives. and they don't even have a hospital to help. ivan watson takes us inside of an unlikely neonatal icu. >> reporter: we're in one of the hospitals in tacloban, i'm going to take you into the chapel to show you something that i've never really seen anywhere in the world. take a look. for the past week, this has been the neonatal intensive care unit. there are now 27 babies who are in this chapel right now. almost all of them were born after the typhoon. over here, this is the icu, the intensive care unit. now, this mother is taking turns with the father, manually pumping oxygen into their daughter's lungs because their daughter is not breathing. normally

tell us too much. just tell us enough to make us want to go get them. >> oh, yeah my new book is called "fire year." it's a book of short stories. it won a prize, the mary mccarthy prize, and the prize was this publication. it's stories that are inspired by my growing up in southern jewish community in savannah, so characters and stories that i have not experienced directly but that i have kind of known or groan up with or -- grown up with or heard. i think probably asking a writer what his book about is probably not -- my publisher calls them outsiders teams. it's about characters who have a complicated relationship with their communities they come from, whether it's the jewish community or southern community or gay community. but to me it's, you know, the subject matter is pretty varied. i have a couple of stories about conmen. i have a story about solving an art mystery and a couple more kind of coming of age type stories. >> called fire year. >> yeah. >> and joan, just a couple of sentences. >> a dreamers guide to cities and streams. there are -- there's a section on environmental poetry. my urg

. >> that is where laura anthony joins us live to tell us what it means. >> experts tell us today all small earthquakes are not predictive of anything i'm standing in the epicenter, if you will. this is northeast of san ramone. one seismologist told us what we've seen here in danville and san ramone lately, they're not after shocks they're not precursors simply a swarm. in san ramone, shaking of the tile rack caught attention of those working this everything is going fall down >> there is another quake in the afternoon, part of a swarm that swept through the area. people said they didn't feel them as all. kim davies says she heard about >>> in the case of a swarm we think of earthquakes. plain a bigger one, maybe more smaller ones >> swarms of small quakes not unxhon since the system runs underneath interstate 680. >> i think it's g it relieves pressure and >> it would be nice >> it passed earthquakes measuring 2.9 or greater. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00 >> abc7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. trouble at tesla. next at 5:00 we're live with the accident

to read along with baby milk a weapon. with enhanced wrecking people built in and around the islands. the bin i didn't use them. to tell us more about how south korea is boosting its military readiness against any future prosecutions by the north we're now joined by part time one senior research fellow at the korea institute for defense analysis. welcome to the program. well dr park at leicester with this question what improvements euro changes have we seen in the two koreas meet military capabilities since november two thousand. according to the current youth who sent this made the cake over t seem to know. but though most people to obtain job over to me that most of the payments nice and peaceful. global spending on you don't want to bid of one of the scope of the characters on the pull quote don't focus on the reason it up on past and gone too soon. going into the castle factory chance to pour the cake education commissioner. well it's not about that specific area in your gonna come i linked as the north has increased its military capabilities are yes i sing i think so goebbels korea actually the praline to oman and it

us live to tell us what she has learned about the investigations. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. well, we're here at this high school, a 15-year-old girl who was in 9th grade was hit by a car, she was crossing the road. now, grief counselors are on campus to help her classmates cope. the principal of the high school tells us freshman girl was leaving her boyfriend's house sunday night when she was hit by a car on white road near highland. >> later that evening was pronounced deceased. she was kept on life support for the next day. the driver did remain at the scene and was cooperative with the investigation. >> reporter: the teen was not using the crosswalk. neighbors say this area is a problem. a person was hit in may. >> you try to cross the street, people just nend not to stop -- tend not to stop. they just keep going. kids if they are running late, they can't make it to the crosswalk, they will cotion the street halfway -- cross the street halfway. >> reporter: police say a 50- year-old woman who appeared to be a transient was hit and killed by a car on monterey road on san jose avenue. officers shy we was wearing -- dash she was wearing dark clothes and did not use the crosswalk. and then a 3-year-old as well. >> we are at 24 pedestrian fatalities. it's high. we're concerned. we're asking drivers to

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to the desk. >>> several suspicious fires lately in one castro valley neighborhood has investigators thinking this may be arson. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live to tell us, tara, why neighbors are so nervous. >> reporter: well, the fires that have been happening over the past year have been happening in a grove of trees, in a huge canyon. this is off procket ter road. it's a vast area. it would be easy for someone to access without someone noticing them. these fires have been cropping up more frequently over the past month. a dozen fires have been off the 17000 block of almaden road. last night, around 6:00, a fire broke out on walnut creek and almond roads. half-hour later, another sprang up. neighbors have been told to be on the lookout. >> they back up to proctor road which has deep lots. we believe whoever is doing is coming from the proctor roadside into the backyards. >> reporter: and we have noticed quite a few beer cans, bottles of alcohol and cigarette butts scattered throughout the area here. investigators believe this could be the work perhaps of an arsonist or arsonist. we spoke to one neighbor who said interestingly enough, a developer has

perfect we don't have subpoena powers for not a court of law we can't force people to tell us something they don't want to tell us but it democracies and parliaments you try you try and get the truth you try and speak to counterparts these are our allies so we're there we're asking the questions we're asking tough questions and we're doing that in brussels in strasburg as well because at the end of the day we know we're legislators we're not perfect but we're there to address what we think the citizens are concerned about they are definitely in our view concerned that mass data transfer. of happened because of these allegations if these allegations are made there is a privacy issue there's a human rights issue but there's also a commercial issue yeah i mean tough questions are great but i really wonder about the answers and he said he hadn't gotten any tangible answers like that generally wonder why would they be spying on and am i look i mean yeah yeah it's really interesting you keep asking this and that's fine but you know this is not our reporting situation. it's a parliamentary inquiry no what i think is hap

you were going to tell us the implications of using concrete examples. >> right. i would like to mention this is not -- it doesn't mean that we're practicing french medicine. it is the fruits of medical science to deal with illnesses. but the implication, when we're confronted with specific crisis, it's primarily it's important to recognize that there are frequently spiritual dimension to the illness. and i must say that everybody, including patients and physicians and myself as well, we're all conditioned by the practice of medicine that is primarily material. and so we all focus and think primarily in terms of the material and that is familiar with us right now. so my practice in many ways is not that different from the practice of another doctor. you'll continue to find medical treatments the way other doctors are applied. but the main difference at this point is to open the door to talking about this additional dimension. and in order to open the door, you have to have the time. so recognizing that the time spent with the patient is very important. >> the discu

perfect we don't have subpoena powers for not a court of law we can't force people to tell us something they don't want to tell us but it democracies and parliaments you tried you try and get the truth you try and speak to counterparts these are our allies so we're there we're asking the questions we're asking tough questions and we're doing that in brussels in strasburg as well because at the end of the day we know we're legislators we're not perfect but we're there to address what we think e.u. citizens are concerned about they are definitely in our view concerned that mass data transfers of happened because of these allegations that if these allegations are made there's a privacy issue there's a human rights issue but there's also a commercial issue yeah i mean tough questions are great but i really wonder about the answers and he said he hadn't gotten any tangible answers like that generally wonder why would they be spying on and am i looked at me yet. yeah it's really interesting you keep asking this and that's fine but this is not our reporting situation. it's a parliamentary inquiry no what i think is happ

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up was fine after packing now joins us from cairo for the very latest on this trial well yes to think what to think they're much for joining us. what can you tell us about this latest trial it's going to be a close session is a secret session because as there will be hearings with the former prime minister of momo these he was the prime minister in the wall but iraq and also the assistance to the foreign minister. now that they will be talking about. as some the forms off of a news coming out from the ten minute the costs of existing consulate in gaza after the twenty fifth of jan read the call center there be sent to the foreign ministry of egypt the base here in cairo and telling them that there were as tens of trees cars and ammunition. anna and the minutes beyond these neutrons were being stolen and taken to gaza. and that today the system for ms who will be bringing the saltiness of the court to prove that's not what what the defense is trying to say here that trying to build the case saying that the former president and his face them in the former minister of interior when not responsible for the caning or shooting of demonstrators what they