public. the shooting happened 9:00 p.m. interstate 80 between hercules and rodeo. investigators believe the shooting was a result of road rage. two people were shot, a woman in a passenger seat suffered moderate injuries and a young girld believed to be 5 to 6-year-old suffered major injuries. there are few details beyond that, not even a description of the vehicle, from where the gunshots were believed to have come from, which is why the chp is asking members of the public to call them if they witnessed the incident or saw or heard anything unusual on interstate 80 last night. >> if they saw something at that time where they could have heard it or actually seen the incident as it actually occurred gunshots going off, seen it, just anything out of the ordinary, like that, at that time, and they were just going to that corridor at that time, if they could call 1-800-tell-chp. >> reporter: again, the number

is 1-800-tell-chp. the shooting took place on the eastbound lanes of interstate 80 between willow avenue and cummings skyway. little yam kim, abc 7 news. check out this crash in danville today, a driver plowed through the front of a taco bell on diablo road, smashed tables and booths, landing near the order counter. the driver was shaken but appeared to be unharmed and fire crews shored up the ceiling to keep it from collapsing. a building that burned last night in san francisco has been deemed uninhabitable. the fire damaged a half dozen businesses. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in north beach with the latest. cornell? >> reporter: hi, dionne. this building has been red tagged, too unsafe to occupy. the barricades have been set up

around union street between columbus and powell. it is off limits, there is the facade could fall. business owners are trying to salvage what they can. >> we are looking at the smoke, it was coming out of the win dough. >> reporter: inside the restaurant half eaten dinners are still on the table where customers left saturday when owners told patrons to run. as a fierce fire engulfed upper floors of this building on union street which stretches the block. six businesses below, restaurants and bars were heavily damaged by smoke and water including the liquor store owned for ten years. >> you feel like you lost your kid, your business. this is a kid to me. love it.

the building is red tagged. there's nothing left but charred rubble surrounded by brick walls. remashably no one was hurt. firefighters stopped the fire from spreading to nearby buildings but erin peskin criticized the fire department's response saying it took too long to put water on the fire. >> with my own eyes they totally failed to address this working fire in a quick, efficient way. >> reporter: fire chief white fired back. >> once we determined we had no more life safety problems we pulled everyone out in an abundance of caution. we're professional firefighters. we know what we're doing. >> reporter: there was a fire in the same building in 2014. business owners say upstairs apartments had been vacant since them. >> they're going to demo the whole building it's not safe. so am i going to survive? >> i don't want to give up. i still have hope to bring it back again.

>> reporter: many are vowing to return. in san francisco, cornell berna bernard, abc 7 news. >> still so much hope. thanks. drivers leaving almeida are being warned to say away from the posy tube during tomorrow's route. one lane will be closed most of the week. we are seeing as rebite from the rain. it will be back. skies were gray today and will get darker later this week. meteorologist drew tuma joins us with more. >> we have the showers out but the clouds stuck around for the day today. live doppler 7 showing you the overcast skies, but it's not dropping any moisture and it will not tonight. it will be a dry end to the weekend. the pictureout side there is the veil of cloud cover from our east bay hills. we have clouds early on and after midnight skies will clear and tomorrow morning you'll wake up to sunny skies. one more day of dry weather and our next stormarrive.

there it is spinning out in the pacific. that will arrive tuesday and will linger for several days. we'll talk about the timing and how long that storm may last coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> drew, thanks. president trump is attacking the russia investigation and lawmakers from both parties are pushing back. the president in a series of tweets called it a witch hunt saying there was no collusion. his ousting of andrew mccabe has led to speculation he's moving to fire special counsel robert mueller. republicans and democrats are warning the president this kind of move could come with severe consequences. >> this would result in a constitutional crisis and i think democrats and republicans need to speak out about this right now. >> mueller's team has reportedly already interviewed mccabe about his dealings with the president. trump blasted mccabe on twitter as well and the memos right here, "mccabe hayes said he is being singled out after the

firing of james comey. facebook facing new scrutiny after 50 million users data is harvested for controversial political purposes. now there are demands made from both sides of the atlantic. >> and things heat up outside an east bay cafe today after it announced that police officers would no longer be served. stay with us. we're back after this.

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u.s. lawmakers are demanding answers from facebook to explain why a right wing political search firm was able to harvest data on 50 million facebook users. >> cambridge analytica is founded in part by former trump adviser steve bannon. it developed methods to identify personalities of american voters and influence their behavior. facebook did not inform users their data had been harvested. minnesota congresswoman on the senate judiciary committee demanded mark zuckerberg appear to explain what facebook knew. in britain a conservative lawmaker wants zuckerberg or another top executive to testify. facebook promised its own investigation. the polls are closed in russia tonight. vladimir putin will continue

his, to reign and it wasn't even close. putin said he's received about 75% of the vote. the main opposition leader was barred from the race, so putin essentially ran uncontested. the bbc reports discrepancies like voting papers found in ballots before polls opened, people being bussed to specific locations, and voting observers being blocked from entering polling stations. putin is now the longest serving russian leader since joseph stalin. a dozen protesters gathered today outside an east bay coffee shop to condemn its refusal to serve uniformed police officers. abc 7 news was in oakland at haste muerte coffee. it asks police to leave for the physical and emotional safety of customers and staff. one witness to the protest posted this video to their account. the group who call themselves pro president donald trump supporters then showed up at a farmers market to confront

oakland mayor libby schaff and denounce her decision to warn the city of an i.c.e. raid. those also showed up to promote sanctuary cities. tomorrow a memorial is set for the victims of the florida bridge collapse. >> today we learn more about who the six people are. and the rain has let up, but not for long. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the accuweather forecast. sports, roger federer loses his first match of the year in southern cal and tiger woods made a run at arnie's place but

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tomorrow is the public memorial for three victims killed at the veterans home in california in yauntville. it begins qualify p.m. at the in a fa valley performing arts center at lincoln theater. watch the entire event live here on abc 7. a memorial is set for wednesday at florida international university where a collapsed bridge killed six people. >> members of the college community will be asked tomorrow to observe a moment of silence at 1:47 local time to mark the moment it happened. >> authorities have now identified all six victims, reporter kim hutcherson has more. >> reporter: days after a pedestrian bridge crumbled, crushing cars and people, authorities say all of the

victims have been accounted for. >> that makes it a total of five people that were recovered from underneath the bridge. there was one individual that passed away at the hospital for a total of six people, and i believe that is the final count. >> reporter: search crews worked tirelessly to extract vehicles and recover the victims, holding a moment of silence saturday as the fifth vehicle was pulled from the rubble. alexa duran, brandon brown field, oswald gonzalez, rolando and alberto brown identified as victims of the tragedy. police were worried they'd find more victims as they sifted through the 950 tons of concrete and steel. >> we're going to go once again and make sure that there's nobody else down there, but we're pretty confident that no one is left. so all the victims have been removed from this site, and taken to the medical examiner, so eventually they can be turned over to their family members. >> reporter: now that search and recovery is over, investigators are combing the scene to

preserve evidence before the site is cleaned up. the ntsb is trying to figure out what caused this span to fall, amid revelations of cracking reported by engineers in the days before the deadly collapse. relatives of at least one victim are commademanding answers from builders of the bridge. >> come forward and tell your story. i want to know who is responsible. >> reporter: kim hutcherson, abc 7 news. in accuweather we are tracking a bright and mild start to your week, but rain will quickly return to the region. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you right now, no issues with precipitation, but the picture outside the cam a deck of cloud cover overhead been with us much of sunday but changes will be arriving overnight tonight. however, temperature wise this time of the year, mid march, we should be well into the 60s, but limited sunshine, that cloud cover overhead, kept us on the cool side, about ten degrees below where we should be for this time of the year. 55 current will i in san raf

56 in san jose. 54 in oakland. over the next 12 hours we have the cloud cover overhead right now. after midnight we're going to see the clouds get out of here, so clear skies will reach you first thing monday morning, but also some cool temperatures in the north bay, our lowest spots in the low 30s. you need the winter jacket first thing out the door. you do not need it tomorrow afternoon. it's nothing but sunshine, and mild temperatures tomorrow afternoon. look at the numbers, about ten degrees warmer tomorrow than we were today, about 70 degrees in san jose tomorrow afternoon, 65 the high in livermore, same in oakland. 64 in san francisco. 68 in concord and 66 the high in napa. enjoy one more day of dry weather, before the rain will return here on tuesday so the storm impact scale on tuesday another light system arriving tuesday, it's a one on the storm impact scale. light winds and right now, looks

like rainfall likely less than half of an inch across the region. we'll time out the next storm system. future weather time stamp corner of your screen, stop this at 7:00 in the morning an tuesday and the early indication looks like tuesday morning's commute will be dry, although cloudy skies overhead. that rain looks to arrive first along the coast and spreading inland by about 10:00, 11:00 a.m. on tuesday morning, and then it just is on and off light showers throughout the afternoon and evening on tuesday. you notice on future weather there's really no pops of yellow in the bay area indicating the heavier rainfall, so likely tuesday will just be scattered light showers on the menu. total rainfall with this next storm system on tuesday, really light in nature. you can see everywhere less than a half of an inch of rain, closer you live to the coast likely the higher amounts you will see and as you move inland you can see the storm system kind of struggles to bring significant rainfall to parts of concord, brentwood and livermore likely less than a tenth of an inch in our inland communities. on wednesday the storm system will strengthen. however the latest information

looks like that strengthening will likely curve to our south, with the heaviest rain likely falling around los angeles. so for us, it looks like the heaviest rain will escape us on wednesday. however, showers are still in the forecast. we're going to keep you updated on where the heaviest rain will set up across california. accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow it's bright, beautiful. spring arrives here on tuesday. so do the showers. wednesday the showers continue with light rain on thursday. some scattered showers friday for the upcoming weekend.r out what a day at bay hill. the course that arnie built. tiger woods made a run at the title but back-to-back bogeys ended that while rory mcilroy who hasn't won on the pga dur in 539 days was out of his mind. tiger within one shot of the lead, 5 under par on the day until this tee shot on 16 finds a bush out of bounds. he would bogey that hole and 17 as well. but tiger would fin wish a par on 18, 3 under on the day, 10

under on the tournament, tied for fifth. watch out for him at the masters. yesterday's leader henrik stenson a chance on tie on 14 for the birdie, it rims out. he's scolding that titlist. rory hasn't won since 2016. chips in for birdie on 15, takes a two-shot lead, part of four birdies in a row. bryson dechambeau is one back but rory would ice it, 25-foot birdie putt on 18, and nothing but net. 8 under 64 on the day, birdied five of his last six holes, he is the winner at 18 under par. >> something clicked into place with my long game, obviously something clicked into place with my putting as well, and this is the result so it's so nice to see everything come together. >> if you were to ask me the beginning of the year that i would have had a chance to win two golf tournaments, that's,

that would have been, i would have taken that in a heartbeat. men's final at indian wells, roger federer against juan martin del potro. second se 18-point tiebreaker. del potro attacks the net, it goes to a third set and another tiebreak, this time only nine points needed. federer goes long and del potro wins in three sets, ending fed's 17-0 start to the season. loyalty to your alma mater always comes out in the ncaa tournament. for example, today, syracuse where our news director is an alum faced off against michigan state, where our producer spent his college years. one of them is not happy. you can never count a jim boeheim team out. the three is blocked but he catches it, fires the shot in midair, banks in the three. that was sweet. 25-22, michigan state at the

half. under a minute left. one point orange lead, battle the step-back j he had 17. michigan state down two. 2.4 seconds left, missed free-throw, winston half court for the win, not going to go. syracuse upsets the third seed. on to the sweet 16 for the orange. purdue a scare from butler. two minutes left. sean mcdermott lay-in. 16 seconds left, dakota matthias with the catch and shoot three makes it a five-point game. 1.2 seconds left, butler down three, baldwin half court heave for the tie, we've seen it too many times in and out and purdue wins 76-73 advancing to the sweet 16. raiders and patriots doing business today. patterson to new england along with the sixth round pick for the patriots fifth round, saves the raider $2.5 million in cap space. he was due $3 million, and he

had 31 catches last season for 309 yards. if you could trade patterson why not michael crabtree? they just cut crab. nascar down in southern cal, fontana speedway. kevin harvick won three straight, he connects with kyle larson. his bid for fourth straight was done, finished in 35th place. 32 laps to go. martin truexx jr. passes kyle busch for the lead in the 2017 serious cup champion will take the checkered flag, first win of the season. more interest the ncaa tournament, north carolina defending champs lost today and loyalty to your school never more evident during this tournament, draymond green went to michigan state and taken some grief in the locker room and if my alma mater is the only one left. >> oh! >> talk about the football season. blockbuster franchise returns to the box office, but can "tomb

raider" uproad "black pantherer"'s hold at the top? >> you have to take a first step to take a stand.

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tonight an abc 7, after loadsing their home in the north bay fires a big reason to smile tonight for a couple that's been through so much. and at 11:00 on abc 7, a sheriff's helicopter crew in the north bay saves a kayaker from drowning. what they say was the one thing that helped keep him safe until rescuers could get to him. "black panther" became the first movie since "avatar" to win the box office five straight weekends. >> columnists are saying it could be an oscar contender, though others consider that a long shot.

one thing they can't argue with, it say box office store. >> it grossed more than $1.1 billion globally and $600 million domestically. "black panther" earned $27 million this weekend and the "tomb raider" remake debuted with $23 million. "i can only imagine" debuted with $17 million. >> we have a new "tomb raider" everybody, so alicia mckendrick.

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>> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, aubrey visits hawaii and enjoys a brand-new luau at the aulani. >> in hawaii, a luau is the chance to gather family and friends together to not only tell stories and to laugh, but also to enjoy incredible food and learn about cultural history and learn about stories of the past. >> and while she's there, she's having some fun in the sun, too. >> okay, let's give it a shot. >> wow! >> yeah, there it is! [ laughs ] >> then we're back in the bay area getting tips for the perfect blow-out. >> and what's the biggest mistake people make when they're blowing out at home? >> grabbing a bunch of hair and trying to shove it all on the brush, and just going at it. and i'm like, "no, no." >> section by section? >> section by section. >> plus, we're cooking savory and sweet crep