what happened here yesterday. and during that shooting, all of the employees here, 200 employees were evacuated, hands over their heads. those looking to re-enter the campus to find loved ones were turned away. the response from law enforcement was swift. san bruno police arrived on the scene two minutes after the initial 911 calls. they alongside others and the s.w.a.t. team meticulously scoured the building room by room. we just spoke with the police chief from san bruno and he had something to say about what was found in her car. >> we haven't completed a thorough search of the vehicle. we don't know if anything is in there. that went to the crime lab for processing. it will be a slow process. if there is any type of letter or manifesto, we don't know. a, if there is one, and b if there is one, what it says. >> reporter: police say are still investigating the motive but say there's no evidence that the three people still hospitalized this morning were specifically targeted.

reporting live in san bruno, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >> if you're not familiar, it's on cherry avenue in san bruno off interstate 380. it's just a few miles from sfo. here's another look. many of the workers at youtube ran to the bay hill shopping center, right across the street. despite the shock of it all, people who work near the headquarters didn't hesitate to help. they found themselves surrounded by terrified employees, some bleeding chlg abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has more on that. >> it's very scary. we never saw that happen, something close to us. it's really scary. >> youtube employees ran for their lives, some found safety inside of a carl's jr. off campus. >> put inside the carl's jr., inside the door. grabbed napkins, put them on her leg. >> was shot on her lower ankle.

put them in the restaurant and gave them towels, band aids, tried to calm them down. >> it was chaos inside youtube when the shots rang out. an employee told me after the gunfire, he heard screaming and saw people running. he ran too, toward the nearest exit, which turned out to be toward the shooter. a co-worker bleeding from her chin ran toward him saying she's behind us. together, they took off in the opposite direction and barricaded themselves in a conference room. >> for the residents of san bruno, this has got to be a nerve racking additional experience. >> san bruno's city manager referencing the pg&e pipeline explosion. she said the community needs to stay strong. >> to prepare and be able to respond to the most unimaginable situations. >> reporter: those involved still can't believe this situation happened here. in san bruno, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. right after the shooting at

youtube, the company ceo released a message on twitter. i want to show it to you here on my computer. so an wojcicki saying, there are no words to describe how horrible it was to have an active shooter at youtube today. our hearts go out to those injured and impacted today. we will come together to heal as a family. meanwhile, president trump offered his sympathy in a tweet saying. was just briefed on the shooting at youtube's headquarters in san bruno, california. our thoughts and prayers are with everybody involved. thank you to our phenomenal law enforcement officers and first responders that are currently on the scene. reggie? >> thank you, jessica. the three people wounded were transported to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. the trauma doctor used an update on the conditions of the victims to speak about gun violence. >> we got a serious problem to address. i don't have all the answers. but i can say at least we're

having a discussion about it nationally, which is a good thing. this is a real problem. >> dr. andre campbell says he has seen too many victims of gun violence to remain silent. san bruno police plan to give an update at 9:00 a.m. we'll stream that live on abc7news.com. we have extensive coverage on the website including the shooter's background and the youtube videos we talked about. we're also posting updates on facebook, twitter and our abc 7 news app. it now has enhanced live video features, more customization and push alerts to bring you more of the news on your phone in real time. from sonoma county, petaluma police shot and wounded an armed man. neighbors at the vineyard on lake view circle reported the suspect had a gun and making suicidal threats. officers negotiated with the man more than an hour yesterday afternoon. he appeared to reload his gun and pointed it at officers. police say the officers fired at

the suspect and injured him. he was taken to the hospital. no officers were hurt. new details this morning on the large four-alarm fire that ripped through a north beach building in san francisco. some firefighters now say supervisor aaron peskin appeared to be intoxicated when he criticized officials at the scene. the chronicle reports in internal memos, jonathan baxter stated he looked intoxicated. two other ranking firefighters stated in separate memos that they smelled alcohol on the supervisor. peskin was at the scene on union street and called for fire chief johan hayes white to resign. he felt they should have been spraying the water sooner. he later apologized. a jury convicted coors. he was charged with leaving the

scene and -- coors turned himself in to police eight hours after the crash. all right. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's talk baseball. 64 at 4:15. unusual start time today for the giants and mariners. about 60 by 7:15. mostly cloudy today. across the bay, 7:05 first pitch. 64 for the rangers and a's. about 58 by the time that ends. it's going to be a cool one there. also, temperature 49 right now in the sunset. we've got ocean beach, sunny side, financial at 52. the ferry building warmest at 53. most of us around 50 to 51 degrees. that's what we have in san francisco, richmond, belmont, walnut creek and also in fairfield. 49 in palo alto and santa clara. also san leandro and pleasanton. let's talk about your commute. this is going to be one. last dry commutes. tomorrow morning should be dry also. but everything is going to be pretty good. let's talk about lows tonight.

temperatures will be running in the mid-40s to about 50 degrees for the most part. it will be another mild one with a lot of cloud cover out there. in fact, cloud cover will be the dominant feature of today's forecast. that's why temperatures won't be as warm as yesterday. i'll show you that coming up and our level 2 storm on the storm impact scale. it's going to start impacting us tomorrow night through friday. we'll talk about that in a minute. how about the commute this morning. >> so far so good. we've got spring break for a lot of folks. looking at lighter volumes and enjoying that dry pavement at last. here's a live look outside at golden gate bridge. a few vehicles headed southbound. i have not seen the zipper trucks. should be out any minute giving you more room on that. we're incident-free this morning. no major problems to talk about. just want to do a quick check of mass transit here. ace 1 is out on time. their gps issue continues. if you're looking at that, it looks like no trains are running right now.

24 trains in service for b.a.r.t. normal service, no delays for vta. he led the fight for civil rights. today the nation honors martin luther king, jr. on the 50th anniversary of his death. i see needles, i see o.d. drugs being sold, drugs being done, drugs being stuffed in their mouths. >> a reporter sees b.a.r.t.'s drugs up close ♪

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>> announcer: you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. another warm to hot day in the desert. >> mid-70s around sacramento. 82 in fresno. let's look at what's going to happen. we talked about the flooding potential. now a flood watch from 5:00 friday evening through 5:00 a.m. sunday morning, so 12 hours of heavy rain possible in the sierra. it doesn't turn to snow until 8:00 saturday morning. about 4 to 5 inches by sunday evening. once that passes, we've got sunshine sunday and then another round of wintry weather on tuesday. brand new this morning on the ongoing trade dispute between china and the u.s., china nounsed just a few hours ago, it is raising tariffs on $50 billion worth of u.s. goods.

the new 25% tariff will apply to soybeans, aircraft and automobiles. officials will announce when it will take effect later today and china's announcement is a direct response to the trump announcement that it's slapping a 25% tariff on chinese imports that come into the country. economists warned this action between china and the u.s. could lead to higher prices for all u.s. consumers. we're watching it carefully. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. part of sfo will soon have a new name. the board of supervisors unanimously approved renaming terminal 1 after harvey milk. he became the first openly gay politician in 1977. he and mayor mosconi were assassinated in 1978. happening today, the nation marking the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. a group made up of three

generations has been marching to memphis to be there for a tribute to the civil rights leader. thousands expected in memphis for a day-long observance of dr. king's life and legacy. to remember what the world lost and gained. on "good morning america" this morning, the granddaughter of dr. king pays homage to the civil rights icon. it starts here at 7:00 a.m. n a recent trip on b.a.r.t., hypodermic needles were on the train seats. started asking questions about b.a.r.t. safety. >> trying to keep the trains and stations clean while tackling the bigger drug problem. abc news reporter katie utehs takes a look. >> the tone of his greeting is finally tuned from years working as a bartender. >> do you need some socks? i got a pair. >> i'll get you a pair. >> perhaps it was practice.

for his new regulars, people who truly have hit bottom. >> all right. partner, these are the good kind. thins late. keep your feet warm. >> a former emt, patrolled downtown san frncisco stations. >> we're a little city on train tracks. >> like cities across the country, they have a problem. >> i'm looking for the needles so nobody gets poked. >> i see needles, i see o.d. i see drugs being sold, drugs being done, drugs being stuffed in their mouths. >> on a recent b.a.r.t. ride of my own, i sat down, looked across the aisle to see a seat full of needles. so i snapped a picture and asked a simple question. how do we address this problem? >> if the arrest and incarceration is not addressing the root of the problem, which is an addiction, then it's not going to -- you're still going to have the same results in the end. >> you're going to be all right. >> they know the back stories, the circumstances of those desperate enough to sleep in a

train station. >> francis, you need to pack that up, please. >> officers can connect low-level offenders to treatment services instead of jail. >> what we know from research over time is that when somebody is in custody for brief amounts of time and their needs aren't being met that we're not addressing the behaviors and the circumstances that lead to that arrest. >> the partnership with the department of public health is funded by a grant and based on a seattle program launched there in 2011. other agencies across the country are trying it, too. >> this is a way to break the psychcycle and look at things creatively. b.a.r.t. is adding cleaning crews to address the immediate biohazardous waste while these two officers try to combat it one connection at a time. >> in san francisco, katie u

tess, abc 7 news. janet jackson is going to be among the headliners at outside lands music festival in san francisco. ♪ >> that's the official promotional video for the edition of the festival friday august 10th true the 12th. other performers, include frorns and the machine, the weekend, bon iver. beck. >> like indy band. >> you like them. >> general admission and vip tickets go on sale tomorrow. >> i'm super excited to see janet. i wanted to see her in the super bowl. i was holding out hope until the last moment that she would pop up and he would invite her back. >> really? >> at least she's coming here. >> that was unfounded. >> it really was. >> mike, what have you done for

me lately? >> i wish i had the janet jackson lyric. weather he escapade. >> i used that earlier. maybe nobody was watching then that's watching now. partly sunny, our last dry day. my first accuweather highlight. that ought to signal something in your brain about what's coming. cloudy, seasonally cool tonight. low to mid-60s from half moon bay to san francisco. 61 to 63. santa cruz the warm spot at 70. temperatures in the mid-60s to near 70 in the bay and low to mid-70s inland. a dee or two or three degrees cooler than yesterday because of the lack of sunshine. you can see it coming into focus, gathering moisture right around hawaii and gets here starting at 5:00 tomorrow evening. as we switch over to the evening, you can see up in the north bay, a wet commute for you. friday morning is when it

becomes a wet commute for all of us. look how heavy the rain it friday afternoon. 2/3 of an inch in the south bay. more than an inch in the north bay. the rain becomes heavy at times friday night into saturday morning. that's when we get more than an inch in the south bay to more than 2 inches in the north bay of the we'll have lingering showers for saturday afternoon. but we should be dry for sunday. by then, an 1.5 inches to 3 inches into this system. my seven-day forecast, a 1, changes to a 2 friday into saturday. a slight chance of thunderstorms, but not a great chance. mostly sunny and warmer sunday and monday and another 1 comes in tuesday. is it february or april? look at all that rain. >> it does feel mixed up. the commute is looking great this morning. we have ideal traveling conditions for now. delays starting to build out of of the central valley. westbound 205 to 580. down to 28 miles an hour, down to 20 miles an hour. but then it loosens up around

altamont pass. a quick check outside, 680 through-wall nut creek. the bay bridge, no metering lights yet. about 30 minutes before they flip those on. new steel barriers in the castro district to prevent this from happening again. an uber driver made a wrong turn and wound up on the steps of a parking lot. the driver claims the gps told him to go down the stairs. our partners report that four yellow poles were installed on friday at the top of the staircase. facebook suspended hundreds of pages of a group. >> the organization tried to deceive and manipulate users. details in techbytes. in today's techbytes. facebook removing russian sites. they deleted hundreds of pages that spread misinformation during the 2016 presidential election. security experts say it's more

evidence the organization is still attempting to sway public opinion. spotify enters the first full day of stock market trading valued at nearly $27 billion. >> shares of the music streaming service fell about 10% from the opening price on tuesday. even so, its market value is in the top ten for tech companies after one day of trading. technology is good for some things, but perhaps not for police sketches. >> in wide mouthed guy is a computer generated composite for a wanted man in england. twitter users are now begging to see his mugshot when he's finally found. >> maybe he really does look like that in a snapchat filter. >> those are your techbytes. 4:50. warriors tickets for the first round of the playoffs go on sale to the general public later today. warriors insiders with an american express card can buy tickets at 9:00 a.m. online. the final pre-sale starts at 10 and then the general public at warriors.com starting at 2:00 p.m. yesterday, season ticket holders and priority wait list members

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never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> hydroplaning is high. that's going to be the worst. trees toppling, could create power outages and flooding on burn scars. moderate concern. river flooding is low. thanks, mike. if you still have a toys "r" us gift card, you can turn them in for credit at bed, bath and beyond, but there are restrictions and a deadline. the offer ends tomorrow at midnight. your card has to have at least 20 bucks on it. bed, bath and beyond will give you partial credit for your card. meanwhile, toys "r" us will hon. more them through april 21st. that might be your best bet. you can no longer shop online with toys "r" us. what do you get when you cross a former x-rated theater with -- >> the massive fortress-like building was recently sold to developers. it's been used as an event space and a production house for adult

films. now, hundreds of props ranging from furniture to artwork are up for sale. >> we're going to have everything from the victorian finishings that made parties on the upper floor at the armory so fun to high-end sound equipment, promise from our dungeons. velvet curtains. artwork from europe and even reproductions of the work that kink.com created. >> props from the dungeons is not something i expected to hear at 4:55 a.m. here we are. it runs through monday and begins friday at 10:00 a.m. let's talk about what's going to happen with the winds. they are going to be quite strong at times. some of fastest winds will be around the evening commute. friday, look at that. gusting from 20 to 35 miles per hour. they'll come down a little bit as we head through the evening and early overnight hours. about 3:00 to 4:00 saturday morning, they get even faster.

25 to 35 miles per hour. even 40 at the coast. then during the day saturday, they'll be around 15 to 25 miles per hour. that's when we could have our greatest chance of damages friday night into saturda morning. alexis? >> want to take you back to oakland where we still have roadwork on northbound 880. in fact, it looks like cal trans might be out until 6:00 a.m. that's a pretty late end time for this commute. keeping an eye on it. we are seeing red now. various lanes are closed between 66th and 23rd. one of our fellow co-workers drove through this and had it down to one lane about an hour ago. definitely delays right now. if you're not in a big rig, you can stick to 580 for an alternate. that is wide open or you can do surface streets too. the bay bridge toll plaza looking okay. stack-up in the cash lanes. no metering lights yet. that usually happens around 5:20. >> thanks so much. forget the tv shows, the entertainment was out of the window.

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