live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> scared, anxious, angry. i think it was a lot of things. >> witnesses describe the moments after an explosion rattled a health care facility in san jose, injuring two people. it appears to have started with a cigarette. good evening, i'm katie marzullo in for eric thomas. detectives are looking into whether a lit cigarette ignited an oxygen tank around 4:00 this afternoon. lonnie rivera is live outside the facility. lonnie? >> yes, katie, the back area of this building was damaged because of the smoke and also because of dry chemicls inside. and tonight, two people were injured. one of them critically injured, in the hospital with severe burns. >> suddenly we heard, i think it was glass shattering.

and then the fire alarm, or the alarm started beeping. >> reporter: san jose fire, police, and paramedics responded to the call at the canyon springs post acute care facility. jasmine wong was inside with a singing group entertaining patients. >> it was pretty chaotic, so we stood around for a while, then we were told that everyoe needed to get out, so we helped evacuate the residents. >> police believe someone was smoking a cigarette in a room with an oxygen tank nearby, which caused the explosion sinc. >> someone who put his heart out for the kids and he loved it. he breathed baseball, ate baseball, slept baseball. >> navarro's funeral will be tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. at the santa clara fairgrounds. it's been three and a half months since the deadly ghost ship fire and no charges have been filed. the district attorney's office is still waiting for a report.

sergio quintana has the details. >> in the ghost ship fire, 36hot people died and the d.a. promised a thorough review. according to some e-mails obtained by the east bay times, the d.a.'s office is pushing the city of oakland for all the details in this case and soon. the ghost ship is in the district represented by noel gayo. >> i'm surprised we're here today, dispute publicly, but again, it's not the first time. probably it's not the last. >> reporter: he says the city and county have long had a contentious relationship. now there seems to be friction between the d.a.'s office and oakland attorney barbara parker's office. one of o'malley's deputies sent a letter to one of parker's deputies, demanding a draft report under review. if the oakland fire department has submitted a report to your office for review, a copy of the unredacted unedited report must be smiting to the prosecuting

agency for review. >> the district attorney's office doesn't want to sugar coat it. they're the main investigative criminal arm of this county. they want to know what happened, when it happened, what did you see. >> reporter: criminal defense attorney daniel hor wits reviewed it and said fire investigators have an obligation to turn over all evidence to the prosecutor's office. if charges are ever filed, it could affect the case. >> this game-playing will be used by the city of oakland by the defense attorneys for the culpable people to say, there's a conspiracy to shift blame to my client. >> reporter: in a written statement to abc7 news, city attorney chief of staff says they're fully cooperating. there's no dispute. the city is not withholding any information. but he said the report has not been turned over to the d.a. as requested. i've talked with oakland city

attorney alex katz by phone tonight, he says the final report should be released to the d.a.'s office by tomorrow or mond. katie, back to you. >> sergio, thank you. abc7 was in richmond as officers arrested a man following a chase on i-80. chp followed the driver and took one man into custody. they have not said if anyone else was arrested or how the chase started. to the weather now, we've been enjoying plenty of warm sunshine lately, but change is coming. a live look for you right now from our explore torrium camera in san francisco. let's check in with drew tuma for a look ahead. >> for much of the day today that sunshine was fighting the cloud cover. the majority of the region was dry, but soon those clouds will give way to widespread shower chances. live doppler 7, it's quiet out there. we do have fog, but the rain is

away. let's get you into the storm impact scale. we're expecting our first in a series of storms monday and tuesday. this ranks a 1. a light system. a return to our wet pattern with light showers, breezy at times, and there is the chance of a clap of thunder, especially on tuesday. but look at the week ahead. mother nature just does a 180 on us. we turn to an active pattern and i really want to highlight friday. that's the day we do anticipate the strongest storm to move in, a t2 on the storm impact scale. full forecast coming up later. >> thanks, drew. john lennon once said, if you tried to give rock n roll another name, you might call it chuck berry. chuck berry died today. we looked back on how his seven decades strumming the guitar changed popular music. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: chuck berry was the founding father of rock n roll before they'd even named it, chuck berry was playing it.

and my what that little country boy could play. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with his roots in blues, berry combined his flash on the guitar with a flamboyant showmanship that channelled country and r&b, preaching racial barriers and had 1950s america singing a new tune. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: chuck berry's parade of hits now part of the american experience in the soundtrack to the springtime of life for millions of baby boomers. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his long road took him from the missouri of his birth to the white house where we performed for president jimmy carter. to honors at the rock in roll hall of fame, the grammys and the kennedy center. he can count among his musical children, the beatles, the rolling stones, the beach boys, bruce springsteen and steve miller. and we can count on him for m e

musical memories to fill a lifetime. go, johnny go! other music legends are reacting. the beach boys brian wilson called him a big inspiration. the rolling stones' mick jagger said of berry, his lyrics shone above others, chuck, you were amazing and your music is engraved inside and bruce springsteen said, he was the greatest pure rock n roll writer in ever lived. it could be tomorrow morning before things return to normal in paris an an attempted terrorist attack. this morning, an extremist grabbed a soldier and put a gun to her head. he said he wanted to kill and die for allah. two of her colleagues shot and killed the suspect. french intelligence identified him as ziyad ben bulgeasem, a radicalized muslim just out of

prison. the bomb squad did not find any explosives. still ahead on abc7 news at 11, a local tattoo removal company said it's seen a record number of clients since the presidential election. also, if you're planning on traveling abroad, prepare for a wait to get your passport. and what's behind this stunning sight in the water? but first -- ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you >> a very special 101st birthday for

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president trump is at his private resort in mar-a-lago this weekend.

he hasn't appeared in public, but he did tweet. he said he had a great meeting with the german chancellor angela merkel yesterday, but said germany owes vast sums of money to nato and the united states, must be paid more for the powerful defense it provides to germany. he did not address claims that president obama wiretapped trump tower. in an effort to get the focus back on policy, mike pence is back on the road defending the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >> going to stop any more states from expanding medicaid and adding a burden to future generations. >> the bill is headed to the house floor next week. abc7 was in berkeley this afternoon as people rallied against trump's immigration policies. they called on leaders to defend sanctuary cities.

>> we've been a sanctuary city for decades and our police and any city employee will not collaborate with i.c.e. >> he says berkeley will continue to provide legal, medical, and social services for undocumented residents. if you're planning on traveling abroad, be prepared for a long wait if you need to get a passport. abc7 news was in san francisco's bay view district, where people sat on the floor of the post office, waiting for their number to be called. one woman said she waited more than three and a half hours, and it was her second time there. >> i came last week, and we came a little bit later, like at 9:30, and it was, like, packed. and so we left and decided to come earlier today. >> across the country, more people are applying for passports. ten years ago, the law changed, requiring u.s. citizens to have a passport, to go to canada or mexico. the state department saw a surge in applications then, and now it says, it's seeing a spike in

renewals. a record number of people are getting tattoos removed because of fears they may be targeted by immigration agents. abc7 news was in san pablo, where the people who run the removing barriers program, say they've had more people coming to their weekly tattoo removal clinic. >> it's the fear. nobody wants to be a target, especially with the political climate surfacing, it's been getting difficult for them. >> the san pablo economic development corporation started the program to help people find jobs. laser tattoo removal can cost around $250 per square inch.nch. this costs $80 per five minutes. another resident in the bay area celebrated a special birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you >> abc7 news was in san francisco for maria tobar's 101st birthday. back in el salvador, she made

cheese in her home. she moves to san francisco in the 1970s. all five of her children live in the u.s., she told me she's happy to be alive and treating others with kindness. st. patrick's day may be over, but the celebrations are not. ♪ ♪ >> the city with the bay area's most irish name held its annual st. patrick's day parade. the city of dublin shared this video on periscope. thousands of people came out to enjoy the festivities. dublin was named after its more famous sister city in ireland and the celebrations continue all day tomorrow. we have proof today that california sea otters can adapt really well to chicago's snow. five sea otters at chicago shed aquarium enjoyed a snow day. they like to give it to them for the mental simulation and physical exercise. one of the sea otters was rescued from a beach near half

moon bay. certainly seems like she's adapting well to the colder midwest weather. now your accuweather forecast. >> in accuweather, we've been enjoying a tranquil pattern of late, but we'll return to s weather. live doppler 7 showing you tonight, it's not the rain that's the issue. outside we go, live look from the golden gate bridge. the fog is back, working through the straigt, and will make its presence known around the immediate bay and first thing on your sunday morning. current numbers out there, widespre widespread 50s. 58 in concord. 56 in livermore. 57 in san jose. oakland, 56 degrees. overnight, you can see the fog making its presence known, some patchy fog in the east bay. south bay, mainly clear skies, but most spots hovering around 50 degrees for starting

temperature on sunday. future weather, hour by hour, a mixture of sun and clouds throughout the day. there's a weak ripple of energy that will be moving through the extreme northern portion of our viewing area. so there's a chance around santa rosa and north, a sprinkle may pop up, but the majority of the region will stay dry to round out the weekend. so highs on your sunday, very similar to where we were today. it's a mixture of sun and clouds out there. 63 in san francisco. 67 that number in oakland. tomorrow afternoon, 70 for san jose. santa rosa, a high of 66 degrees. the pollen forecast still very high in terms of tree pollen. what we're now tracking, which was not in the forecast earlier this week, grass pollen is now blossoming at moderate levels. so if you weren't sniffling and sneezing earlier this week, that's probably why you're sniffling and sneezing now. a little bit of relief will head your way starting monday, as we track our next storm moving in. on the storm impact scale, monday to tuesday, a 1, a light

system, at times breezy and a chance of a thundershower popping up mainly on tuesday. future weather, watch the time stamp, midday monday, the lunch time hour. the return of some scattered showers moving through and much of monday will stay unsettled. scattered showers in the forecast as you head back to work and school and ditto into tuesday as another wave of moisture tries to move in first thing tuesday morning. in terms of total rainfall, it looks like we'll have a widespread in terms of total rainful numbers. highs do look to be in the north. south of the golden gate, less than that, probably less than a third of an inch of rain. but we're tracking a stronger storm on friday. future weather as we go into friday itself, widespread rain and along with the rain, likely gusty winds. on friday, it gets a 2. you can track it as well on the abc7 news app over the next

week. tomorrow, it's a mix of sun and clouds out there. spring arrives on monday and spring showers come with it. light rain on tuesday, much of wednesday just an isolated scattered shower. an evening shower on thursday, and friday, we're watching for heavy rain and wind to move through the region. >> i like your enthusiasm for spring. >> it brings down the pollen level. so there's the silver lining. >> excellent. thank you. >> sure. hundreds of kids in san francisco battling it out tonight with their robots. next the unique

students from around the world competed in a gear spinning metal-banging robot competition today. st. ig naseus high school hosted the regionals. student teams were given the rules in january and had to build custom bots to compete. this year, it included collecting items to drop into

targets and drop into bins. they went to the world final last year. the competition continues tomorrow. you have highlights of the robots? you're probably focused on basket. >> basketball. the warriors, steph curry found his

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dubs by 19 at the break. third quarter. more steph. he finished with 28, 6 of 8 from beyond the arc, 9 of 13 from the field, that's going to earn a postgame interview splash from draymond. warriors now two and a half games up on the spurs. >> just understanding the opportunity we had the last three games to get back on track. so we were able to do that. and do what we're supposed to do. >> i feel like we've pushed through and our guys look fresher. you know, hopefully we'll carry this momentum on the road. >> switch over to the men's ncaa tournament. st. mary's could not hold off arizona. gales came out on fire but couldn't maintain intensity late in the game. randy bennet and companies were hoping to pull off the upset. jock 5 at the break. finished with 19. second half, arizona turned up the pressure. ka'deem allen, the steal.

slams it home. wildcats did just enough to win. seven-footer laurie, the triple, end of the line for seniors like pano. gales' season is over, losing 69-60. >> we never quit. and right down to the end, i thought we were going to win still. till like the last 30 seconds or whatever. >> we played well, we didn't play quite well enough to win and a big part of our game is shooting the ball from three, and we didn't shoot it well enough. >> this abc7 sports report bought to you by river rock casino. stick around. much more to come. after a devastating week of flooding in peru, tonight a look at the rescues, giving everyone hope. and panic in venice, smoke bombs

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live where you live, this is abc7 news. good evening, i'm katie marzullo, in for eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, more than a hundred patients had to be evacuated from a health care facility in san jose after an explosion and fire. it happened at the canyon springs post acute care facility late this afternoon. investigators believe someone lit a cigarette near an oxygen tank. two people were injured. 12 rooms remain closed off because of damage tonight. hundreds of friends and loved ones honored a south bay little league president who was murdered last month. they shared stories and talked

about the commitment of frank navarro. his funeral is tomorrow morning. rock 'n' roll legend chuck berry passed away today. berry was one of the first musicians to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. he was 90 years old. the orly airport near paris is open again tonight following an attack on a female soldier there. a man held a pistol to the soldier's head, using her as a shield. investigators say he wrestled away her assault rifle and intended to shoot people. he was previously flagged for possible radicalism. lana hassan has the story tonight from paris. >> reporter: sirens outside the airport in paris where soldiers shot and killed a man after he tried to grab one of their assault rifles. >> it really was quite a quick response by the security officials. >> reporter: law enforcement shut down and evacuated part of the airport following the incident. thousands of passengers left

outside for hours waiting on word about what happened. and whether their flights would even take off. many other travelers stuck on planes. witnesses describe a scene of screaming, panic, and gun shots. the man was taken down inside the terminal, but outside the security barrier. according to the french prosecutor, he told soldiers he wanted to die for allah. the 39-year-old was born in france and lived in northern paris. his name was known to authorities for robbery and drug use, not terrorism. he was released from prison about four months ago. police are now at his home. officials also say he was involved in a carjacking earlier in the day and shot at a police officer at a traffic stop. >> since the early attacks in 2015, you have thousands of special forces officers deployed at places like the airports in france who are highly trained and prepared for incidents like this, and i think we see now how that training pays off. >> reporter: european law enforcement has been on high alert after the truck attacks in

nice and at the christmas market in berlin and the airport attack in brussels. for now, france remains under a state of emergency. it's sunday afternoon right now in beijing where secretary of state rex tillerson is meeting with chinese president xi jinping. tillerson is wrapping up his first trip overseas as secretary of state. he's been talking with leaders about north korea's nuclear capabilities after the country conducted two ballistic missile tests since president trump took office. >> we share a common view and a sense that tensions on the peninsula are quite high right now. and that things have reached a rather dangerous level. >> yesterday, tillerson raised the possibility of a pre-emptive military strike against north korea. to date, he said the u.s. and china are committed to doing everything they can to prevent conflict. now to peru and the tragic mudslides. the death toll is rising following intense rains that have left thousands of people

homeless. tonight, from heroic rescues are giving many hope. marci gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: in the fast-moving muddy water and piles of dangerous debris, a woman almost washed away as she tries to free herself, her hair seemingly gets stuck before she finally pulls herself to safety. one of many lives spared from peru's raging flooding and mudslides have that killed more than 70 people so far, and left more than 70,000 people homeless. tonight, as intense downpours overwhelms towns and rivers pouring over banks, desperate rescues are under way. near the normally dry city of lima, dozens of people crowd onto rooftops, zip lines used to bring families and pets over fast-rising water. others are forming human chains to get to dry ground.

tonight, half of the country has declared a state of emergency. >> officials say this is the worst flooding in peru in nearly two decades, with much more rain still expected. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. people panicked in venice, italy, when smoke covered st. mark's basilica, a popular tourist destination yesterday. but it wasn't a fire. it turns out, thieves had thrown a smoke bomb to create a distraction. they wanted to rob a jewelry store. however, police arrived quickly, possibly drawn to the enormous cloud of smoke. the thieves ran off before they could carry out the heist or be arre arrested. officers detained a man at the white house who tried to hope over a bicycle rack barrier. the person did not make it over the fence. the man said he wanted to deliver a letter to someone in the trump administration. still ahead, the random act of kindness by raiders quarterback derek carr that

restored a local man's faith in humanity. and i'm drew tuma, we're tracking a quiet end to the weekend before our stormy pattern returns. the timing ahead in the accuweather forecast. and a magnificent sight in the water. what

back now with an incredible sight in the water. crowds gathered in tasmania this week to take in the bioluminescence at a beach. it's created by billions of algae that feed on plankton and when disturbed by waves or hands, the tiny cells flash, causing an illumination in the water. quite a sight. seems right up drew's alley. one more check of the weather. what do you think, drew? >> pretty sweet. i like it. we're tracking a quiet end to the weekend and then the return of showers starting on monday. live doppler 7 out there now, it's quiet. we have fog gathering along the

coast. that will be the issue first thing tomorrow morning, mainly in the north bay. clearer skies towards san jose. 40s to 50s, starting temperatures on your sunday. into sunday, a blend of sun and clouds out there. couple 70s on the board. 65 the number for san mateo. 67, oakland. 63, san francisco. 66, val hoe. so the storm impact scale will come back starting monday and into tuesday. it's a 1, we're expecting some light showers at times, little bit of a breeze. and the chance on tuesday of a clap of thunder. that's something we'll be tracking into the early part of next week. accuweather seven-day forecast, sun and clouds on your sunday. spring arrives on monday morning, scattered showers and late rain on tuesday. wednesday and thursday, isolated to scattered showers. friday is the day we're tracking widespread heavy rain likely and wind and showers lingering into saturday. >> thanks, drew. forget the bay bridge series. san francisco has a rivalry

going strong for 124 years. abc7 news was at the university of san francisco, where st. ig naseus college prep and sacred heart cathedral played in front of about 2,000 fans. sacred heart pulled out the win, 6-5. despite the loss, st. ig naseus took home the trophy because of wins in football and basketball. a reminder tonight that there's goodness in the world. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom walks us through the moment a man realized his good samaritan was the oakland raiders star quarterback. >> have you ever run all the way out of gas? >> no. that was kind of like a first-time experience, at least in this car. >> reporter: it's a new car, call it a token of his success. in his career as a deejay and music producer. >> i just got back from the philippines. i'm going to miami next week. >> reporter: but with an empty tank, he wasn't going anywhere. his car stopped and he got out

to walk. then a stranger pulled up. >> he's like, hop in my car and i'll take you to the gas station. >> reporter: he was casually dressed and had a nice ride. ron talked about his music i asked him what he did for a living. he said he played football. by that time, we had reached the gas station. >> reporter: ron filled up the gas can, but at this point, he still didn't know who the helpful stranger was. >> i said, what's your favorite team, he said, i'm a little biased, because i play for the raiders. so i was a little shocked and i said, really, what's your name, and he said, my name's derek carr. >> reporter: yes, the raiders star quarterback who was injured during the playoffs. >> right foot squeezed underneath. >> so we began to talk about his plans after football. he talked about being a pastor and he was heavily into god. >> reporter: derek carr often tweets prayers. he offered to pray with him. >> i mentioned three things that i thought would be nice to pray for, and he put his right hand

on my left shoulder and we bowed our heads and we said a prayer, and it was a pretty surreal experience at the time. >> reporter: ron later posted his thanks on twitter and replied anytime, but hopefully not on the side of the road. his spokesperson told us he does these things all the time and it's not for attention, but he gave ron his blessing to share the story, in hopes it can be an example. >> just paying it forward, as they say. >> reporter: in dublin, abc7 news. >> very cool. you know him, he's a nice guy, right? >> that's typical derek carr. he'd help anybody. he's go out of his way for his teammates. great story. >> makes you want to run out of gas on his route. >> no. no. >> just hope he stops. you could meet him, get an autograph. not you, us, regular people. sharks and ducks on the ice. two teams in the pacific, we lost our first number one seed in the men's ncaa

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sharks hosting the ducks in a battle of the top two teams in the pacific division. only six points separate the two, and they all count at this time of year. sharks ending their six-game home stand. ducks came ready to play. 40 seconds in, patrick eaves finds himself alone in the face-off circle, scoring his 24th, 1-0, ducks. sharks respond, final minute of the period. joe thornon hits logan couture, goes top shelf. paul martin's shot is blocked. on the breakaway, beats martin jones high glove side. ducks win 2-1. sharks 3-3 on this recent home stand. men's ncaa tournament upset alert. the men's number one overall seed and defending champion,

villano villano villanova facing wisconsin. this game typifies this tournament, anyone can win on any given day. 15 seconds last, tied at 62. nigel hayes led with a sweet move, finishes with a reverse. six seconds left. josh hart drives, veto brown reaches in, comes up with the block. wisconsin upsets vil nof a 65-62, bracket buster. >> you have all types of your ranging systems, statistics, analytics that they put. the thing is, with all the algorithm, they can't calculate heart, toughness, will to win, desire. >> we knew it would be a tough game, because we have so much respect for them, and they deserved it. they got it. but we played hard too. i was proud of our guys. >> actress julia louie dreyfus's son playing for the wildcats. northwestern down five.

shot blocked, but his hand went through the net, would have made it a two-point game. bulldogs would run away. the alley-oop. gonzaga wins, much to the dismay of this young northwestern fan. they will play west virginia in the s.a.p. center in san jose. late second, iowa state goes on a 25-8 run. matt thomas with a catch and shoot jumper. ties at 71. tho thompson's score gives them the lead. purdue will hang on, 8 final. they'll await the winner of kansas and michigan state. stanford took on new mexico state. new mexico state misses the free-throw, but williams hits the triple at the buzzer. stanford was down seven at the break. third quarter, the cardinal woke up. samuelson, five threes, finished

with 17. fourth quarter, all stanford. alana smith off the bench, led stanford with 19. they'll win it 72-64. they'll take on kansas state on monday. cal women opening up the ncaa tournament against lsu. bears jump out to the early lead. bears by as many as ten. but lsu takes their first lead with 7:30 to play. chloe jackson's jumper. after a four and a half minute scoring drought for call, thomas hits her sixth three of the game, with 1:20 to go. cal takes a three-point lead. lsu still down three, rain moncrief for the tie. no good. cal wins it 55-52. they'll play baylor on monday. third round of the arnold palmer invitational. grillo started the day one back, but ran into trouble on the 6th, or should i say he ordered a titleist on the rocks.

hit it three times, took a 9 on the hole, 6 over on the day. finally just throws his club in the water. hoffman finished one under on the day, three straight birdies, including here on 18. the break, the speed, the birdie, he and kiz ner tied at 11 under. to the pitch, 89th minute. trailing 1-0. sad sends it towards the net, goes through the arms of keeper david bingham and in. and through his legs. that would turn out to be the game-winner. quakes fall, 2-1, the final. and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. glad the warriors got their mojo back. they'll hit the road for two more. and the ncaa tournament, this is what you love about it, the number one seed goes down, defending champion, and it's the beauty of the tournament, anybody can win on any given day. great to see you again.

>> thank you, you too. i was going to say, i don't have any bracket, so i don't have to be nervous. i can just enjoy. that's it for tonight, i'm katie marzullo. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thank you ve ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our yards. scotts and miracle-gro are here to help.

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so, now i'm innocent, is what you're telling me. good. pleased to hear that. should we each take turns hugging? or how does this work, exactly? look, jake -- captain ballard. jake is what my friends call me. you're not my friend, mr. president. friends don't put you in prison for crimes you didn't commit. they don't refuse to hear you when you're telling them the truth. they don't hit you when you can't hit back.