more. rich moore. much sjsu. police shootings in two bay area cities. rich richmond police shot a man. we'll have more on the richmond shooting in just a moment, but first let's go to abc 7 news reporter live at the scene in vallejo. >> reporter: well, vallejo police investigators and investigators with the contra costa county district attorney's office have been out here for the evening, processing this scene. let's go ahead and show you some video of this scene after it all went down about 6:00 this evening. according to the vallejo police officers they were called to this strip mall parking lot regarding a man throwing beer bottles and waving a weapon,

when police units arrived the situation quickly escalated. they found a man standing next to a black dodge pickup truck holding a hunting knife. this is audio much the radio call leading up to the shooting. >> reporter: now, the sleep train store mentioned in that call is just a few yards away from where this all happened. there's also a target store here. this is a pretty busy shopping center especially on weekends. tonight we watched as crime scene investigators measure the area. and about an hour ago a mobile crime lab arrived to assist. police have not released any further details, including information about the man who was shot, and the extent of his injuries. it's also not yet clear if that

man did have a handgun. there has been some conflicting information as to whether he was armed with a handgun along with that knife that they initially saw. we are also waiting to find out how many officers fired at today's shooting. we are told the vallejo police department will have more information on this shooting very soon. abc 7 news. in richmond police shot a suspect following a traffic stop and chase. it happened at 25th street and roosevelt avenue just after 7:00 tonight. police say the driver didn't stop for the officer, kept going. the suspect then got out of the car and started to run. the officer noticed he was armed and the two exchanged gunfire. the suspect was taken into custody. his injuries are not life-threatening. the officer was not hit. the police are still trying to piece together how a suspect

and victim knew each other. they've arrested 40-year-old christopher mcnat. they believe he killed ronald sobado stuffed his body in a plastic barrel and let the barrels on the steps of city hall last night. >> i'm just shocked. there's no reason for this. i mean, he was not a violent person. i'm trying to catch my breath. it seems so surreal right now. >> the investigation led authorities to the mobile home park on highway 12 in sonoma valley. deputies have determined he was killed in one of the mobile homes. mcnat is being held in county jail without bail. he's scheduled to make his first court appearance tuesday. investigators are searching for the cause of a fire in oakland that killed two people and left dozens without their homes. the fire broke out at a six-unit apartment building on 24th

street just before 3:00 a.m. it quickly spread to an aid joining building with 35 units. everyone evacuated on their own except for the two men who died in the unit where the fire started. they believe they were local artists and his roommate. no one else was hurt. rain is back in the forecast. not a moment too soon. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. >> a welcome pattern change. live doppler 7 hd we'll show you we have the clouds in place up above. the rain is a few hours behind. we'll widen the view and tracking that rain moving into northern california just off the coast of eureka. that's all going to slide south through the early morning hours tomorrow. take a live look outside. this perfectly explains the story with what we're dealing with right now. low fog cutting the san francisco skyline in half this evening. the spotty sprinkles move in

overnight. this is really an unsettled pattern through monday. after that, that march warmth is making a return midweek. we'll time out the rain in the seven-day forecast in just a minute. developing news in the north bay. one hiker is dead, another seriously hurt after falling off a cliff. it happened at arch rock in the point reyes national seashore this afternoon. a helicopter air lifted the survivor to santa rosa memorial hospital with life-threatening injuries. there is warning of the dangers there, and witnesses say there were different signs right before the hikers fell. >> we heard something collapse. and we saw the dust. these women said, be careful. there were rocks falling. >> this isn't the first time someone has fallen at arc rock. just last month a man from gilroy plunged 60 feet onto the rocks. chp officers rescued him. he survived but had major

injuries. reminders from the san francisco fire department for the people walking along the cliffs to heed warning signs after rescuing two 22-year-old hikers and their puppies in the lake shore neighborhood around 6:00 tonight. >> when you come out to the beach areas heed the signs. don't go over cliffs. watch your footing. keep your dog on a leash. >> firefighters say the woman got a few scrapes but neither hiker suffered serious injuries. new orleans mayor says a review of security procedures will be done at the airport after a machete wielding man tried to attack security personnel and passengers. that man died at the hospital today. abc news reporter candice gibson has more from new orleans. >> reporter: panic at airport security. >> some guy came through with a machete apparently. >> reporter: waiting for help and a bloody machete lying on the ground. >> people screaming and running

and hitting the floor. >> reporter: this is the suspect, 62-year-old richard white. he stormed into the terminal at louis armstrong airport. >> i started swinging my suitcase at him. he runs the other way right into a tsa agent. >> reporter: that's when a sheriff's deputy opened fire. >> i heard a pow! >> reporter: three of the bullets hit white. one strikes carol rochelle who was running ahead of him yelling to passengers to get to safety. she showed off her wound and talked about the deputy who took action. >> i have to say the officer is my hero. she saved my life. the man was within inches of whacking me with a machete. >> reporter: investigators on scene found evidence that the attack could have been worse. in his car smoke bombs and tanks of oxygen and freon gas. the bomb squad called in to check out the bag dropped at security, leaking a mysterious

liquid. >> half pint mason jars with cloth wicks into a liquid that we now know to be gasoline. which you would commonly refer to as a molotov cocktail. >> reporter: while the motive remains a mystery, white's family is cooperating with authorities and said mental illness is a factor. a san francisco judge ruled today a venture capitalist can seek punitive damages in a lawsuit against her former silicon valley employer. ellen powell is suing cliner perkins for $16 million. she's claiming discrimination and retaliation after having an affair with a senior colleague. powell's husband runs a hedge fund that went bankrupt around the time she filed suit. closing arguments are set for tuesday. an unlikely partnership is helping to make san francisco streets a little safer tonight. the cannabis clubs donated money for the city's sponsored gun buyback event.

police officers collected nearly 100 guns at the ella hill hutch community center. from handguns to large assault rifles. there were no questions asked. people who gave up their guns got $200. community leaders say the goal is to cut down on gun violence in the city. >> one less gun on the street, one less gun in the home is one potential life saved. that's the message we're trying to get across today. >> if you missed today's event but have a gun that you would like to get rid of bring it to your local police station anytime. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, a bay area family is asking for your help in an effort to save a loved one's life. plus the trip of a lifetime. one man's race to take in some of the world's best views before it's too late. and later a 12-year-old girl takes supreme measures after her mother

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. a bay area community is coming together to help save a san francisco man's life. 47-year-old chris carpenter has stage 4 peripheral t-cell lymphoma cancer. treatments have caused his health to decline. doctors told them chris needs a bone marrow transplant. >> a lot of african-americans are not donating. so it's a little hard for me to find a match. bone marrow would save my life to keep me around. >> chris has a twin brother but carl was not a match.

his family says insurance only covers siblings. they hosted a fund-raising dinner tonight to help pay for more potential donors to get tested. when we look at the views of the grand canyon we may assume those views will always be there. but for one man they won't be. and time is running out. abc news reporter steve osensami has his story. >> reporter: james mclemore is going blind. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: he's here at the grand canyon to see as much as he can before genetic retinal disease takes his sight. >> it you cup your hands around the sides that's what i see. >> reporter: this is what he has left, like looking through a broken window at the end of a rainy hallway. just 15% of normal vision. >> the fact that i get to see this, i'll never take that for granted. a lot of people take things for granted. and you just can't do that.

>> reporter: the group that brought him here took jonathan to see niagara falls. and devin costello on a helicopter ride to the canyon on a glorious sunny day. both are already legally blind. michael benson said he's teaching them to burn the images in their mind. he, too, is losing his vision. >> i'm not in denial. i have advanced glaucoma. >> how do you burn this into your mind? >> i'm just going to sit here and kind of look at everything and take a moment to be quiet, just kind of take it all in. >> reporter: james took a number of moments and years from now when the last of his sight is gone, he said his imagination will bring him here. abc news, the grand canyon. wow. oakland's big running festival is this weekend. tomorrow's marathon will take runners from downtown to the oakland hills. there's also a half marathon. you can expect road closures throughout the morning.

bands and deejays will be along the race course as well as 12 cheer stations. nearly 12000 people will be running tomorrow. good weather news for them. hot sun would be the last thing you want right around mile 26. >> 50/50 day on the way tomorrow. the first half of your sunday, lots of clouds and drizzle. the second half we should break out for some sunshine in the afternoon. a fair amount of cloud cover overhead. you saw the shot from the city earlier, a few moments ago, chopped in half with that fog. rain along the coast. that will push in overnight tonight. ahead of the cold front is a rather mild saturday across the bay area. up to 73 at sfo. san jose getting up to 72 degrees. these numbers some 5 to 11 degrees above normal for this time of the year. out there right now on this saturday evening, we're in the 50s and 60s across the board. 56 in oakland right now. 58 in san jose.

antioch checking in with a temperature of 61 degrees at this hour. satellite and radar combined, early on today, we had a fair amount of sunshine. by the afternoon the clouds started thickening ahead of the cold front. rain pushes in after the midnight hour. 6:00 on your sunday morning, it's overcast skies. and some drizzle popping up across the region. the afternoon will feature breaks of sunshine. by sunday early in the evening, 5:00, partly cloudy skies. however, that cold front will slide through here early monday morning. by 2:00 in the morning, you do see more pop-up showers, unsettled weather pattern as we head back to work and school. not a lot of rain, unfortunately. system doesn't have a lot of moisture associated with it. around the bay numbers generally less than .10 of an inch of rain. we're talking about less than half of an inch of rain once this system is out of here. in terms of the forecast for the oakland running festival tomorrow lots of clouds perhaps a sprinkle early on at

6:00 a.m. temperatures starting out in the mid-50s. sprinkles in the forecast through the early morning hours. 9:00 it's cloudy and temperature of 59 degrees. once we get the cold front out of here midweek, another big-time warm-up on the way. fast forward into thursday afternoon. once again, see temperatures in the 80s in the south bay. more 80s in the inland spots, even along the coast. nice and mild in the low to mid 70s. overnight lows tonight plenty of clouds out there on-and-off sprinkles after midnight. highs for your sunday we'll see the clouds and the drizzle early on. in the second half of the day sunshine breaks out. 63 the high in san francisco. up to 66 in oakland. 69 the high in san jose. fairfield getting to a high of 67 degrees. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast. we dry out and bring sunshine for the second half of your sunday. on monday, that cold front's going to swing through here

early in the morning bring us a few showers once again, light and scattered in nature. by the afternoon, we're drying out. the sunshine comes back big-time on tuesday. temperatures start to recover back into the 70s in some spots, mid-60s along the coast. on wednesday, the warm winds kicking in once again. 80s make a return inland. thursday we're calling it hot for march around here. mid to low 80s. even the coast in the low 70s. little in the way of change on friday katie. and saturday we're still dry, and mild. temperatures well above normal. so the umbrella for the first half of the day tomorrow, and sunshine and drier weather for the second half. >> thank you drew. still to come, the

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drew tuma, villanova fan. this is drew's bracket. >> ah! oh no! >> knocked out. that's your headline on day three of march madness. north carolina state, the culprit, drew. wolf pack held the top seed. 31% shooting. for now this ends the first half. would be the difference in the game. contact, count it. nova lost 28 threes, made just nine.

five-point game less than two minutes to play. 71-68 wolf pack. the nova band played on through the tears. in 1983 they upset houston for the national championship. >> we'll take the good with the bad. >> it was bad for hilliard. the tree and the matador. the trees victorious. cardinals early 18-5 lead. matadors take a one-point halftime lead. second half down six. cardinals with a 24-4 run. greenfield 2 of 19. thompson had 17. stanford the winner by 13. win number 800. next up oklahoma on monday. not a matter of if but when the warriors will win their first division title in 39 years.

11 games up on the clippers with 14 to play, hosting utah tonight. clay thompson looking pretty good pregame. justin holliday in the starting lineup. baseline. hard shot for seth curry. look at the reverse. the agreedegree of difficulty there. degree of difficulty here. that one is crazy. we'll say they're all 11. third quarter, andrew bogut. barnes. barbosa. win number 56 for golden state. all about the proficiency of head coach steve kerr. the guy's good just ask him. >> there's no way steph would have scored without me on the sidelines, you know, making these dramatic calls, you know, really looking at my play sheet. i'll give alvin a little credit too, but mostly me. >> the last 13 games or

whatever, executed at a high level. mentally locked in and focused. and continue to win. that's the biggest thing. >> steve kerr calling it like it is. still winter in canada. snowing in montreal. late first period. past the stick of justin braun. thank you very much. montreal has an empty netter. sharks shut out 2-0. six points back with ten games remaining. congratulations to the women's swim team at cal. fourth national title today. the heartbreaking post-game press conference. this was interesting. >> not funny, like the warriors. >> not so much. >> thanks collin. still ahead, terror alert. the new threat against u.s. servicemen and women. a young girl's loss

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good evening. i'm katie marzullo. police in two bay area cities shot two men tonight. the latest one happened in richmond. police say a man with a gun ran from a traffic stop, shot at officers, they shot back, hitting him. he is expected to survive. in vallejo, officers shot a man in a busy strip mall parking lot on admiral callaghan lane. the man was armed with a hunting knife and a gun. but investigators have not confirmed that to abc 7 news. police in sonoma are investigating a shocking murder. a man's body was found stuffed inside a plastic trash bin and left on the steps of sonoma city hall. police have determined the man was killed in a mobile home park off highway 12. a suspect has been arrested.

one hiker is dead, another has serious injuries after they fell off a cliff at arch rock at point reyes national seashore. witnesses say they heard rocks falling before the hikers fell. a new terror threat, a list, and a demand appearing online calling for attacks on u.s. troops. the pentagon and fbi are investigating. abc news reporter alex marquardt has the story. >> reporter: it appears to be nothing short of a hit list. a group calling itself the islamic state hacking division posting photos and addresses of 100 servicemen and women online calling on isis supporters in the u.s. to kill them. most of the information publicly available, but chillingly collected and compiled to inspire attacks. >> the real challenge is it makes one person motivated to act by this message. >> reporter: the defense department telling abc news they can't confirm the validity of the message but are contacting

the families of those on the list. the fbi says they're aware of the post which comes after previous warnings to service members about keeping identifying information off of social media. this latest threat highlighting the growth of hiisis around the world, after unprecedented attacks in tunisia and yemen this week. >> the number of foreign fighters going to join isis definitely has grown over the past several months. this message is having an impact. >> reporter: in yemen's capital on friday, four suicide bombings leaving more than 130 people dead. fueling the chaos there that today reportedly led to the evacuation of u.s. troops serving in yemen. >> that was alex marquardt reporting. and new security camera video released today showing two isis gunmen p in tunisia. you see them come face to face

with one man but they let him go. 21 people died in wednesday's attack. security forces later shot and killed the attackers. survivors say despite the scary experience, they feel tanzania is a safe place to visit. >> hundreds and hundreds of tunisians say we support you. this is not what tunisia is. i feel very safe in tunisia. i love it. and canceling our trips, or canceling vacation plans is just giving the bad guys and letting them win. >> prosecutors have detained 20 people linked to the deadly attack. pope francis showed another display of acceptance today after going to a prison in naples. the head of the roman catholic church visited a detention center to have lunch with inmates, some of who are gay, transgender or hiv positive. the pontiff has sought to make the church more accepting of people who have been marginalized by it in hopes to engage them.

a colorado 12-year-old faces attempted first-degree murder charges after police say she tried to poison her mother with bleach. it was because her mom took away her iphone. sheriff's deputies say the woman first felt sick after drinking a smoothie. she noticed the smell of bleach from her glass. a few days later the mother recognize the the smell of bleach coming from something else she was going to drink. >> i smelled the bleach, in the carafe. she confronted her daughter. her daughter told her that she was trying to kill her for taking her iphone. >> deputies say the pre-teen had planned this a couple of different times. a woman in maine went online to request her credit report. nothing unusual about that. but what she got back in the mail shocked her. and outraged identity theft experts. instead of getting her credit report equifax sent her the individual credit reports for 300 other people each one

addressed to her. the reports all have names, social security numbers, dates of birth, current and previous addresses, bank and loan account numbers, pretty much you need to steal someone's identity. >> this is unbelievable. somebody has messed up. >> a spokesperson for the company says he doesn't know how this happened or if it's a widespread problem. but he called it a high priority and a serious situation. he says he's going to get the company's security and forensics teams involved. coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, a dog rescued from the pound, becomes a life saver at a california beach. get ready for a workout. our larry beal takes us inside the bay area gym that will literally take the air out of you. . i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're seeing the clouds thicken this evening, showers not too far behind. a live look from our coit tower.

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>> right out to her up to the boogie board. he swung his body around while he was swimming. i just said, grab him anywhere you can. she actually put her arm around his chest. >> the man safely got back to the beach on his own. the couple asked nico's owner if he were a trained rescue dog. since he was adopted from a shelter three months ago, he doesn't know. monday is national puppy day. and abc 7 is having a big adoption event that morning. getting into the spirit with photos sent in by many of you. tweet or instagram them with the #puppies on 7. join us monday morning, starting at 4:30. we'll be live streaming our puppy cam all morning on abc 7 news.com, and we'll let you know how you might be able to take a puppy home. if you want to get fit in a hurry, but don't have time for a long workout the bay area gym may have a solution for you. the gym operators say people of

all fitness levels can use it. but as larry biel found out, you better be ready to work hard. >> reporter: at first glance you might think this is an ordinary workout room at the quad fitness club in pleasanton. but it doesn't take long to discover even a guy who thinks he's pretty fit, could be in for a serious challenge. >> we've been working out for about 13 minutes, 14 minutes. >> is my mommy around? >> reporter: so what exactly is going on here? it's called air fit. behind the scenes this big compressor is actually sucking the air out of the room and into this filtration system. >> in the room the air is very pure and clean. >> reporter: the machine also adjusts the level of oxygen to simulate different altitudes. the people in the air fit room feel as though it's a mile high. the low level of oxygen means your body has to work a lot

harder. >> at first, it was very, very difficult. i felt very light headed. second time i went i felt like i was going to get sick to my stomach. >> reporter: now it's my turn. instead of one mile high, air fit expert dennis dumas set the room at almost double that. we're doing interval training. >> one two -- >> reporter: combining short bursts of hin ingh intensity. a monitor is strapped to my chest. >> we know exactly how hard you're pushing so you can't trick us. 93% right now. >> reporter: 93 means i'm working at 93% of my maximum heart rate. my heart rate goes down a little it's back to the workout. the makers of air fit say exercising in one or two miles high burns 30% to 40% more calories than at sea level. that means a shorter workout

less wear and tear on your body. it may mean fewer repetitions but it is still intense. >> i don't know that we're going to be great friends after this. i worked out for about 20 minutes. six minutes were really strenuous. and i burned 343 calories. that's a great result. maybe next time i will do it with a little more style. >> stand up don't bend over. don't bend over. >> reporter: there's no bending over. >> that's larry biel reporting. the quad has the largest altitude training room in america. there are several packages available that may make it cheaper if you buy more classes. 100 professional women mentoring 100 underserved girls in marin county. that was the purpose of today's second annual enlighten event in marin city. they invited successful women, like cheryl jennings to mentor young ladies on how to be

successful in different aspects of their lives and help them overcome limitations imposed by poverty. nice work ladies and girls. back over to drew now with a check of the forecast. rain. any minute now, drew. >> tracking drizzle moving in in the overnight hours. live right now tracking that thick bank of cloud cover overhead. overcast skies right now and a little bit of moisture starting to form off the coast with more on the way over the next couple of hours. sunday, pretty quiet in much of the country. we're tracking through the deep south is an area of low pressure that will ride through many of the southern states tomorrow, bring showers from atlanta to new orleans, even to miami. the northeast is dealing with cool temperatures once again. 38 in new york. plenty of sunshine. the same in chicago. boston, a cool 28. back east we go. our next system is approaching the coast as we speak. so highs for sunday in the golden state, northern california, some showers developing around eureka. southern california, dry, but

cloudy. 73 the high in l.a. closer to home in the bay area tomorrow, the early-morning showers develop on and off. light in nature. by the afternoon peeks of sunshine here and there. temperatures topping out from the upper 50s, along the coast to the upper 60s inland. the seven-day forecast calls for spotty showers tomorrow. monday morning, sunshine. and the pattern turns warmer, drier and sunnier. by midweek this week, thursday, friday 80s. >> unbelievable. well, very believable at this point i should say. thank you, drew. back over to colin now. more sports. you promised us an interesting locker room interview. >> yeah. this kind of came out of nowhere. puts things in perspective. coaching with a heavy heart. what notre dame coach mike bray learned this morning, and

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villanova entered the tournament with just two losses. the common denominator in those losses field goal percentage 31 and 34%. tonight against north carolina state, the wildcats held to 31% shooting, drew. wolf pack, much healthier 45%. the three goes. lacy a big game. 17 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists. draws the contact. nova's hilliard trying to keep

the wildcats in it. he had 27. lacy to desmond lee. hanging. five-point game less than two minutes to play. anthony barber missed it off the glass. the nova band is playing on in tears. top ranked kentucky 35-0. cincinnati giving them everything they can handle. bearcats bearing down defensively. the steal. fast break. shaq thomas getting up. kentucky a 10-0 run to end the half. second half harrison, third three of the game. they win by 13. kentucky faces maryland or west virginia. in the midwest region notre dame coach mike bray, emotionally draining day. roosevelt jumps misses the game

winner. the double dribble. dunham denied by pat connison. the clutch three from the corner. irish prevail 67-64. head coach mike bray with a shocking post-game press conference. >> i feel i should address at this time i lost my mother this morning to a heart attack. it was kind of a tribute to her. it was really a special night. and i think she was definitely with us down the stretch. >> amazing. of all the teams in the tournament, many believe arizona can match up best with kentucky. the two could meet in the final four. first things first dangerous ohio state team in a round of 32. freshman sensation stanley johnson with a pair of turnovers against the buckeyes. not his game. buckeyes, they didn't leave much in the first half. best player on the floor in this game, 19 points 5 steals, 6

boards, 6 assists. elbows mcconnell. they advance 73-58. ron hunter trying to keep the good times rolling. hunter in his wheelchair getting a workout. celebrating the team's conference team last sunday. his son r.j. hit the game-winning basket. miles davis beyond the arc. r.j., a senior. georgia state on its way out, 75-67. north carolina and arkansas. razorbacks michael quaul had 27. slipped out of his hands. the tar heels too good. tip jam. 87-78. they'll play the winner of oregon and wisconsin. portland l.j. with the

hoyas. 9-0 run early in the second half. balanced scoring attacks. up and in. brandon taylor team high 14. 75-64. utah moves on for the first time in ten years. they'll meet duke or san diego state. the blazers, three seed iowa state. brown had 25. alford 22. 5 assists. tony parker led the bruins with 28. isaac hamilton, lefty finished to go up 12. usually pretty good. alford. ucla wins it 92-75. third round of the arnold palmer invitational. second shot on the par 5 6. i'd probably hit a 9 here. draws it in. rolls it in. that's a 2.

rory mcilroy, two consecutive bogeys. he's tied at 12 for 9 under. everybody's chasing hendrick stenson. leads morgan hoffman by two shots. the a's beat the reds 8-1 today. the giants they fall 3-2. colin, thank you. breaking news update. vallejo police just telling us the armed man shot by an officer tonight has died.

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