evacuations. extra officers were seen on campus. >> districts in several cities confirm to us that they also received threats. some districts in other parts of california said their e-mail originated in the ukraine. and others said switzerland. >> the fbi san francisco office says there's no known validity to the threats and working with local law enforcement. >> to the other top story tonight. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is 18 hours away from finding out if panel of u.s. senators will like what he has to say about the massive data breech. >> the 33 year-old billionaire founder is promising to protect privacy is more important than profit. some say he should resign over this. you can vote on that question. online. there's no need to log in or sign up. >> news reporter gives us a look at what's going on behind the

scenes. ahead of the testimony. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg will be on the hot seat. facing tough questions from california u.s. senators. and others concerned with privacy. tech analyst says he has been getting behind the scenes coaching and spent today in closed door meetings with member of congress. to gauge how tough they might be on him. >> the way to approach this is this humility. to take responsibility. and also to try to acknowledge mistakes they made. >> in prepared testimony. he's expected to say this about the information of 87 million facebook users ending up in the hands of cambridge analytica. for a political campaign. apple cofounder today joined a small number of people who decided to abandon facebook.

over the security breech. telling me by phone. >> facebook was a good idea. but management didn't do enough to protect our privacy. and not transparent. >> the social media has 2 billion users and expected to rake in $40 billion in advertising revenue this year. >> he knows he'll be facing regulation. he wants regulation that he can live with. he wants perhaps greater transparency. he doesn't want congress micro managing his business. >> his testimony is scheduled to begin at 11:15 a.m. tuesday. his appearance scheduled to last about two hours. >> now viewers are weighing in on the question should mark zuckerberg resign from facebook. we'd like to hear from you. it's a split about 25% to 74%. 75%. three quarters voted saying no he should not resign.

we'd love to hear from you. facebook has sent messages to 87 million people whose information was shared with cambridge analytica. as for mark zuckerberg testimony. you can read it for yourself. we posted the prepared remarks online. we are hearing tonight from the good samaritan who jumped nd and grabbed the knife from a man stabbing two bart passengers this weekend. in the process he got cut himself. we have the story now from the news room. what a story this is. >> reporter: it is. david harris is the good samaritan. describes the knife as a large survival knife. maybe nine inches long. i asked what he first thought when he saw the brutal attack. he responded i didn't think. i just reacted. mike took this cell phone video moments after 32 year-old robert allegedly stabbed three people. >> there was blood everywhere. the lady who was stabbed was

screaming. >> reporter: police say he boarded the train at civic center and became fix sated on a brother and sister. when they exited. bart police say he stabbed them multiple times with a large knife. >> i didn't think i just reacted. >> david was the first of several passengers to jump in. >> i grabbed him and the wrist. got the knife away and took him to the ground. >> in the process sustaining cuts to his hands. police rooifed in less than two minutes. bart police are crediting harris with preventing a homicide. >> first responders people do it every day. and don't get acknowledged. those are heros. >> the woman in her 60s has been released from the hospital. her brother in his 50s remains in critical but stable condition. harris says he was attacked and stabbed in his 30s. in a hall way of the building where he lived. >> it was lined with people watching and no one did anything. it wasn't a good feeling.

>> he's facing at the same timed murder charges. he didn't give a motive. it was caught on bart surveillance video. police are not releasing the footage because of the open investigation. a civil rights attorney says two female inmates at a richmond jail were raped by a jail guard. it was not consensual as the sheriff office claims. on thursday the sheriff office said deputy faces charges for allegedly having consensual sex with two inmates. and attorney for the inmates claiming they were threatened with more jail time and forced into sex acts. against their will. the sheriff office has no comment. he's currently out on $100,000 bail. >> san francisco police arrested ten people in connection with with as many as 60 burglaries in the city. police say they stole close to $3 million in money, credit cards and jewelry.

we sped up the surveillance video. it shows a homeowner opening her garage not knowing there were burglars inside. police identified 20 other suspects in investigators are working to track them down. >> we learn today there's no evidence of foul play in the death of a global engineer found in a drainage ditch. last december. though her death is a mystery. autopsy shows 23 year-old drowned in the bay. but the manner of her death is officially listed as undetermined. the autopsy report says a day before her body was found, she made a disoriented 911 call about going into the water. the daily post reports police believe her death was an accident than suicide. >> i team learned a five year legal battle involving a san francisco firefighter accused of driving drunk on the job is finally over. on friday, former firefighter michael kwin reached a plea

agreement on a misdemeanor account of delaying or obstructioning arrest. he received two years probation. he drove a fire truck through a red light. and hit a motorcyclist. prosecutors dropped dui charges after the judge threw out the blood evidence. the i team reported at the time that he was seen on surveillance video chugging water after the crash. he left the scene and disappeared for two hours before arriving back at the station house. >> a woman from southern california is in critical condition tonight. after her car plunged down a cliff. the chp captured the rescue on camera. on saturday witnesses report a car had driven off the cliff at highway 1. responders found a 56 year-old woman and her dog live. on the beach. they were able to haul the woman up the side of the cliff. as you can see here she's from the valley. north of palm springs. the fire was among three agencies that responded. >> the recent storm left a huge

mess behind near one of the bay areas most popular beaches. a flash flood left a ton of mud and debris at the beach. the parking lot on the picnic area are still off limits. and there's no telling when it will be cleaned up. live at the beach tonight. with details on this. >> there's no other way to say it. it is a total mess. take a look. a million people visit this beach every year. and for the time being, parking for beach goers and off limits. hooer why. mud and rock and debris fill this large parking lot. it totally looks like a river and could be days before the water goes down. >> reporter: a small bob cat now tackling a very big clean up job. in the wake of a drenching storm. you have to see it to believe it. flooding has left most of the beach parking lot damaged, destroyed and unrecognizable. >> i'm saying it looks like the

rushing river with the water running through the parking lot. >> it's a mess. >> a mess is right. there's mud and debris everywhere. compliments of last weeks storm. which caused tiny creek to over flow. and reroute through the picnic area. >> the amount of mud and rock. and natural material that has come out of the creek. into the parking lot is a rare event. >> check this out. the north end of the parking lot has collapsed. dropping off six feet. a water fall has been created. water now flowing out to the ocean. >> it's crazy. i have never seen it like this. i was just here in january. now it's so weird. >> the beach is still open. but you have to cross the river to get there. they decided to go for it. here's what the flooding looked like on saturday. after the water started rushing in. can you say parking nightmare?

no beach lot created space issues in the tiny town. >> we had to wait about five minutes for a guy to leave his spot. and there was people challenging for us for it. >> reporter: summer is not far away. >> this better be fixed by memorial day or the businesses hurt. >> reporter: it has no estimate on how long it will take for the lot to be repaired and had reopened. from rain to sun. and back again. >> that's right. we'll make this switch from the spring warmth today. to the wet weather that's coming in the days ahead.

the neighborhoods around it suffered greatly as home after home. hundreds of them burned to the ground. >> the smoke alarm in the house went off. >> including the one owned by bob and his wife. who was there alone the night of the fire. >> looked outside and there was fire. all around her. so her choice was really to take the car out of the driveway. and drive into the fire.

or escape passed the golf course. >> so far the fires cost napa county $6 million. for emergency response and lost taxes and hotel revenue. >> we have to project out what will be the cost of repairing flood rails and infrastructure. including retaining walls that were lost. >> reporter: the resort was closed for weeks. now finally things are returning to normal. >> it was a huge impact to the community. and now we're here. we're all here together. california crime victims were honored at the state capitol today. national victims rights week. pushing for ballot initiative that would reclassify two dozen crimes like rape of an unconscious person that are categorized as non-violent. governor brown joined the crowd to lend support. >> i'm here today to share with

you as much as i can. your experience. tell you that we don't forget the victims in this state. >> proponents say that since 2014, california has seen a larng larger increase many violent crime than the rest of the country. >> bail introduced today would allow the state to set prices for healthcare services. if passed the measure would establish an independent commission that set rates based off what the government paying for such services under medicare. the bill is backed by labor unions and consumer groups but will likely face opposition from physicians and hospitals. capping prices could drive doctors out of state. and scale back service was. >> the san jose jr. sharks. all girl hockey team. this weekend they were eliminated in the state play offs but that might not be the memory they hold onto.

they beat an all boys fresno squad to get there. >> reporter: it's the girls against the boys in this play off game. the jr. sharks from san jose. the only all girl team in the state hockey championship. >> they are tough. they are very tough. >> reporter: the age 12 and under battling it out against their rivals. the fresno monsters. a team they have beaten before. it has sometimes been a rough journey. >> we're called names sp pushed around a lot. we just didn't really like it. >> reporter: the team endured bullying and name calling from the rivals. >> they were saying that we couldn't play as hard as them. and they were swearing at us and being really rude. >> reporter: how did the girls respond in they beat the monsters twice. becoming the first all girls team to win a northern

california championship. >> the girls fed off that throughout the entire season. every time the boys went low with comments or unsportsman like contact. they went high. >> reporter: the victory boosting the confidence of the talented young athletes. >> we can be just as good as boys and better. and we don't want to take that from them. we want to prove we can just be just as good as boys. >> they have a very strong sense of self-. and a very strong sense of purpose. good for them. way to go. beat them twice. twice >> let's check out live doppler 7. we have clouds coming through the bay area. the sun is filtered: temperatures haven't been impacted. as a matter of fact most areas in the 70s. places like san jose in the 80s. well above average. you're seeing the clouds coming

through the area. 68 right now in san francisco. low to upper 70s from oakland to san jose and gilroy. a stunning shot from the tower camera. numbers are mid-70s. take a look at this live picture from the camera. here's a look at the highlights. it will be cooler with a snohows tomorrow. and it will be a sunnier and warmer and end to the weekend. we'll mix it up. it is spring after all. we see the swings in the temperature. and the weather. so numbers first thing in the morning will be in the 40s 50s. partly mostly cloudy skies. into the afternoon hours. you will see some showers it will be breezy. it will be cool. temperatures will be in the low 60s to the mid-70s across the region. storm impact scale. still coming back it's a level one system. a light system. expect light nod rat showers during this time period about a

tenth to half inch for most of you. it will get winty especially into wednesday afternoon and evening. hour by hour. tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. you'll notice showers up around. most of you will be dry for the morning commute. around 10:30 in the morning pretty light stuff. going through the central portion of the bay at noon. there could be pockets of moderate showers indicated in yellow. 1:30 east bay. south bay heading towards santa cruz. this passes through quickly. narrow bands of showers. by 6:30 a few trailing showers remain in the south bay. and it's done. the seconds wave that will bring rain. wednesday afternoon 3:00. the rain is up to the north. into the evening commute to the north bay. getting wet with light to moderate rain. at 7:00 p.m. this is shifting into the east bay. san francisco and the peninsula. on wednesday and by 8:30. widespread rain across td area.

this is not a repeat of the atmospheric river. you don't need to worry about it being a drencher. although we could use the rain. scattered showers wednesday night. and thursday morning more showers. most of yu in the rainfall department will be a tenth to a half inch of rain. by thursday afternoon. in the this is going to turn to snow. snow levels will be 8,000 feet tomorrow. dropping to 3,000. and pick up some good amount of snow in some areas. seven inches for ta hoe. not bad for spring. a level one system tomorrow. hit or miss shower. level one wednesday afternoon through thursday. we'll see rain and wind. into thursday morning. then we brighten it up. warm it up friday and saturday. temperatures go back down again and on monday in the 7-day forecast there is a slight chance for showers. for now the models are not in

agreement. we'll keep in cooler weather. >> just ahead the women's pay gap and

federal appeals court ruled employers cannot use prior salary data to pay men more than women. based on a case where a woman sued the education. the judge wrote the majority opinion in the case. just before he passed away at age 87. he called the gender pay gap an embarrassing reality. despite the equal pay act of 1963. >> on the subject of the wage gap. a new study shows the correlation between pay and when women have babies. the "new york times" says when women have their first child between ages 25 and 35. their pay never recovers relative to their husbands. however women who have their

first baby before 25 or after 35. close the pay gap with their husbands. even so though, the years between 25 and 35 are both prime career building years and the yores when most women have children. >> the bay area metropolitan transportation commission agrees with a call to build a second bay crossing to alleviate worsening congestion. echoed support for senator finestein call to build another crossing to the south of the existing bay bridge. the commission says traffic is downright horrendous. and another infrastructure project is badly needed. >> uber will give free rides to blood donors in san francisco. the company partnered with the blood centers of the pacific to provide the rides to the downtown center on bush street. and the center on. the rides are accessible through

uber health initiative. donors can book the rides the same way they register to donate. >> talk about a hot property. >> old fire house up for sale. a lot of people want this piece of oakland history. we'll have the story next. >> we want to thank viewer from this picture from the mount. gor jus sun is the here. >> share your pictures with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪

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ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible. entresto, for heart failure. coming up tonight. the stephon clark shooting sparks a new effort in sacramento to raise the standards for police to use deadly force. police chiefs don't like it at all. also. >> i want this to be over with. >> it has been a battle for north bay fire survivors. at 6 the struggle for normalcy. for drentzs of a devastated mobile home park. six months later.

>> the big boost that will speed up the expansion of the smart train rail service. all of that for you and more coming up in half hour. >> okay. finally tonight. who would guess one of the hottest properties on the bay area real estate market would be an actual fire house. >> no kidding. a historic one at that. two parcels for sale including the mont claire fire station. >> it's reminiscent of a small ginger bread house. it's been vacant. it's a unique prospect for buyers like april and her husband. who grew up in the area. >> i remember ifts looking at the fire house. and the big fire engines and the guys dressed really nice. and very professional. and one of the old firefighters and old african american gentlemen put his held mt. on me

as a five year-old and put me on the truck. >> what did he grow up to be? a firefighter. they would be looking at a half million dollar opening bid. with no word what it called cost to restore the building. >> how neat would that be. >> world news tonight is next. >> we appreciate your time. hope to see you again in half hour. >> the next newscast is 6:00. see you then.

tonight, breaking news. the fbi raids the office and home of president trump's lawyer, michael cohen. federal agents executing search warrants, seizing documents. what they were looking for. also, as we come on the air tonight, president trump now saying a decision on u.s. military action against syria could come within 24 to 48 hours. after those horrific images, women and children, in that suspected chemical attack. the president calling assad an animal. and what he says when we ask, is vladimir putin responsible, too? the deadly police shooting. the man holding a screwdriver, tasered several times, then shot and killed by police. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg on capitol hill, swarmed by reporters. what he now acknowledges. the deadly fire at trump tower.