gusty offshore winds and low humidity. we're going to have a complete look at your 7 day later in the show. developing news this morning. police are trying to establish a motive after a woman was stabbed inside of a hotel. it happened just shortly after 5:00 p.m. at the embassy suits. police found a 30-year-old woman on the third floor stabbed several times. they believe she was attacked in her room on the 9th floor and knew her attacker. hotel elevators were closed during the investigation. the woman has serious injuries but she is expected to survive. police are waiting to talk to her to establish what may have led up to that attack. we have new video of the chaos that unfolded last night at lax. a prank call led officers to believe there was a gunman loose inside the airport. >> [screaming] on the ground. everybody get down. >> cell pw s officers swarmed terminal 4 of lax. the entire ordeal started with a crash that people say sounded like gunfire. >> people outside terminal four after lax police responded to a call about a man with a gun. on the same place a car crash took place outside terminal 5. a minivan may have clipped a car and a pedestrian before hitting a building. >> a driver had a medical emergency which caused her to lose control of the vehicle. >> a tsa officer was fatally shot earlier this month so it caused chaos. many took to social media. >> come inside. close the doors. >> on the gr. everybody get down. >> video shot by passengers shows the chaos. police canvassed the terminal. people arriving were only told there was a situation. >> they had to clear out the whole terminal. >> they evacuated the terminal. >> and they have the bomb snif. >> traffic came to a standstill around the horseshoe and outside the airport. travelers walking and running to catch flights after lax officials determined no shots were fired. it was the sound of the car accident in terminal 5. >> who occurred here was a hyper sensitivity to who occurred on the 1st that caused people to react in the way that they did. i don't want to -- i'm not -- i don't have a problem with that. it's just there's consequences to it. >> about 4,600 arriving and departing travelers were impacted. a total of 60 flights were delayed. san jose state has suspended a fourth student in the case of an alleged racial bullying. a police report says at least three white students used slurs and forced their african american roommate to wear a bike lock arnold his neck. a student who lived next door sensed something was not right. >> they seemed pretty normal. there was something about him te different. i couldn't tell what it was. when this came out it made sense. >> the student suspended on friday isn't being identified because he was a minor at the time. on monday san jose state hands to hold a press conference with the naacp to discuss the criminal charges against those students. bart's two largest unions say they are considering legal action over their contract. the board of directors approved it but omitted a family leave provision. the union said they ratified it in good faith. a fire burning near the geyser in sonoma county has expanded to 2,500 acres. it's only 10% containing and threatening a geo thermal power plant. homes have been evacuated. firefighters say gusty winds are making that more difficult to fight. convicted murder joseph naso will be put to death. he was found guilty of killing six women across the bay area. yesterday a judge said the evidence proved naso inflicted levels of suffering and cruelty. a probation search turned up photographs. a suspected dog killer is in custody. last december a driver pulled over in san francisco to look for her cell phone. that's when a man robbed her. when the woman's dog started barking police say the suspect grabbed that dog, threw it onto the street and it died. police arrested 36-year-old lorese barrett wednesday at his house. he's charged with robbery and animal cruelty. here's your chance to play a real life detective. san jose police are starting a tv show called make the call to get people to help solve murder cases. it's launching on create tv on channel 30 in san jose. it's focused on 12 unsolved killings. the victim's family members appear on the show to put a face to the crime. >> i just want somebody to come forward. it hurts, especially going into the first holiday without justin. he has a little girl that's never going to see her daddy again. >> this show will debut next friday. north korea is holding an american citizen but won't say whether it's a missing palo alto man. 85-year-old meryl newman's family said he's been held since the end of october. he's a korean war veteran and was wrapping up a visit as a tourist. washington does not have relations with the north so american officials are working through the swedish embassy. negotiators are close to a deal to curve iran's nuclear program. john kerry arrived there this morning to talk. the deal would give iran temporary relief from economic sanctions in exchange for limits on its nuclear program. would you want to know if you're predispoe soezed the getting cancer. >> inside this home the revolution comes in a box. >> i think it's exciting. >> lynn dee and craig boleson o take a test, a dna test. >> i love the idea of being able to do something we never could have done 10, 15 years ago. >> all they have to do, enter a code, spit in a tube and in just a few weeks log onto get results. all for $99. >> there's my dna. >> the cup ouple wants to find out if they have an increased risk for certain health conditions, such as alzheimer's, heart disease or cancer. >> i can get a handle on something in advance i'll do whatever it takes. >> i want to engage you with your dna. >> ann is founder and ceo of 23 and me, a biotech company in mountain view. high-tech business magazine fast company named her the most daring ceo in america. with good reason. >> it's intentional disruptivee change. >> the test provides more thann your dna from the risk of disease to your ancestry. >> it's a digital representation of you. >> the test is also driving change by thinking outside the box. 23 and me is more like 23 and we. >> customers are asked if they want to pool their results in an effort to speed up the discoveries in the benefit of everyone. most say yes. the database is growing. >> wa goal for this year to hit a million individuals. we will hit that in the first quarter next time. it's revolutionary. >> however, sanford biomedical doctor david has concerns. >> a lot of people don't understand what they're getting into. >> he said crowd sourcing is a great idea but warning there's lots of privacy issues. he wonders if the online consent form is good enough. >> among the people we talked to who did 23 and me at testing almost none of them remember whether they did or did not agree to be participants in research. >> their results show a common higher than usual risk for heart disease, obesity and breast cancer. >> craig found out he's negative for male pattern baldness. >> i'm keeping my hair. >> allen martin, kpix 5. >> a spokeswoman said when it comes to safeguarding data 23 and me is based on the most advanced technology available. holy crap. >> inside the storm. see what happens when a tornadon 's home and he recorded the whole thing. the adventures of bat kid turns the page to a new chapter. what's next for our little san francisco sensation next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this video was taken by marc wells when several twisters ripped through the region on m a massive tornado headed towards a central illinois home. this video was taken by mark wells when several twisters ripped through the region on sunday. you can see him filming and then run to take cover. you can't hear much but you can hear the tornado rips through the house and the panic in the homeowner's house. >> we have to get out of here and get to safety. josie, come on now. >> i'm scared. >> i know. come on thousand. -- come on now. >> the couple were physically okay but of course you can't say the same for the home. that's an ef-4 tornado. that's just one of 16 that touched down in illinois last weekend. 1, 500 homes were destroyed. things were nearly as bad here during the wind storm but we have several trees that came down across the bay area. check out this 100-year-old tree that was just ripped from its roots by strong winds. this is at lake merit in oakland. there were around 200 downed trees in oakland alone during thursday night's storm. that is all over now. here's a live look outside. that's the bay bridge. it's going to be a lovely day. calmer weekend in store. the rain and wind was part of a strong pressure area that's moving out of the area. that's good news for us. as that moves away the winds are relax. today it is all about the high, which will give us some sunshine. here's your five day forecast. you can see temperatures pretty mild and then we do have that chance of rain coming right in time for the holiday. of course, wednesday the busy travel day and thanksgiving on thursday. we'll see how much rain we can get out of that system as we move closer to the holiday. happening today, two turkey give aways for families in need. the first one at 10:00 at the police athletics league center in fairfield. turkeys will be handed out by fairfield high school graduate and nfl super bowl champion desmond bishop. another one in west oakland hosted by international long shore and warehouse union 10. it will be held at healthy oakland that also starting at 10:00. san francisco's pier 39 will be holding a holiday tree lights celebration. festivities will begin at noon and run until 6:30. there's a postal service booth where kids with write letters to santa and several singing groups will be performing. it starts tonight and runs tomorrow night at 6:00. a mascot held hostage all in a day's work for bat kid's big san francisco adventure. >> little miles is back home. trish glofe hung out with him at his favorite part of the day was. >> [singing] >> this is a typical afternoon in the scott homes, miles running arnold and giggling and talking ability his favorite super hero, batman. >> i think we should get a dvd. >> from being a small town liko be able to go to a huge city where it's all about your kid for a day is insane for us. you know, we didn't -- it's out of this world. >> the entire city came together so he could catch the bad man red handed and the penguin. >> and then the penguin turned nice. >> he apologized. >> yeah. but the riddler didn. >> when the family came home they found an entire town welcoming them back. nick scott believed the whole thing brought his community closer together. the family wants to take this moment and not only thank those who helped them but they also want to keep the momentum going to help other families and other kids like miles. >> [singing] >> as for miles, while his wish came true he has bigger fish to fry. >> next time i'm going to get the other bad guys. >> good for him. mile's adventure cost san francy wish will pay that bill. >> batman loved his celebration so much now he wants to move to san francisco. >> he wants to come back to san francisco. in fact, he wants to live here. he told his parents he wants to move to san francisco. >> miles is in remission now after battling leukemia for most of his life. his family set up a bat kid fund to help other families battling cancer. still ahead this morning, she was a homeless teenager on her own and now she's a research specialist. how did she rise above. good morning. today is the day for the big game. cal and stanford. how about the other big game last night? that's coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, good morning. the association, last night 14 guys on the roster, six out now, injury issues. we've seen it before. seth curry didn't play, coach's decision. concussion-like symptoms. andrew boga just set that up. lakers shot 55% from the floor. warriors committed 18 turn overs. that's nick young. the lakers beat the warriors 10n dre igalaga, left the game with a strained left hamstring. college football from last night. a national audience. san jose state against navy. te a big fellow named kenan riddle. 38 yards for the touch down. that one went to triple over time. they just went onto bed. 49ers quarterback germane brock, but the team loves him, they give him a $7 million guaranteed contract. you know he will be back there when the 49ers are road favorites monday night against the washington redskins. that game will be on kpix 5. everybody have a great day. we'll see you on the other side. out... that's cal s marching band in our newsro! the big game is today. we're not taking sides here at kpix 5. check out cal's marching band and cheerleaders in our news room. they showed up last night. we couldn't leave them out in the cold. they played a few numbers. the cheerleaders got spirits up in the building. we are wishing both teams very good luck at the big game today. black friday has begun for some shoppers. sabrina pope is planning on camping out until thanksgiving outside of this target store. they say it's not about being first in line to take advantage of the big deals. >> this is our fourth year meeting each other out here. we developed a friendship. also, it's fun. it's great being number one. >> they say more friends and family plan to join them in the coming days. there's a familiar offer they're excited about, the 50 inch flat scene tv for $229. this morning's student rising above was homeless at one point in time. five years later it's a different story, an inspiring one. how she over came the situation. >> wendy lee is research associate at the glad stone institute. she's studying how the molecules in the brain work, what causes degenerative diseases like alzheimer's. >> i'm fascinated by how the brain works. i love to learn about it. >> she works with a cutting edge research team that eventually hopes to develop a drug to cure alzheimer's. pretty impressive stuff for a young woman who just graduated from cal this year. >> she made a mocular cell. when we met her she was a senion incoln high school in san francisco, studying during her lunch break and on her own. she worked to support herself. her mother died of cancer and she has no father in her life. >> if i don't work i won't have money to pay for my rent and nowhere to live. >> how would you describe how difficult this last year has been for her? >> on a scale of one to ten i would put myself in her shoes at her age for 11. >> her mother brought here her for a better life. she got help from food stamps and students rising above. >> i'm lonely all the time. when i go home at thieth i'm jug -- at night i'm sitting in a room that's quiet and by myself. >> five years later she's not lonely anymore. her students rising above mentors maryland and jerry helped her move. they celebrate holidays with her. >> their help meant so much to me because i'm really living in this world by myself. >> while interviewing for scholarships she met professor dave. >> i told her i would recommend her but only if she agreed to read with me. >> her reading was a problem. the professor worked with her e. >> i couldn't believe someone would do that for a total stranger. >> so she graduated from uc berkeley with much more than a college degree. >> family doesn't have to be blood related. people care about you even though they're not related to you. >> if you want to help more kids go to college visit our web page, kpix.com/sra. 75% of you live below the poverty line. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching a show that's educational and informational. the cbs dream team& it's epic. narrator: today on lucky dog... narrator: ...the world is filled with all kinds of dogs. t: this is a horse! narrator: all dogs with truly wonderful traits. brandon: look at that, good girl. 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