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tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, a threat of a fire leads to gunfire. san jose police shot a man accused of trying to ignite a pump at a gas station near a popular shopping mall. and the bay area library system attacked by ransom ware and what was done to thwart it. this is not just any truck and trailer. the valuable items inside that were stolen and who they belong to. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. protesters filled the streets of san francisco, following the u.s. airstrike in iraq. has raised fears a war could

break out in the middle east. good evening and thanks for joining us, i'm dion lim. we saw protests around the country today following the u.s. air strike that killed one of iran's top military leaders. their fear, we could be on the brink of war. people filled the street from los angeles to philadelphia to times square in new york city. protesters gathered in cities in the bay area as well, to protest a possible war with iran. >> hands off iraq! >> hands off iraq! >> abc 7 news was in san francisco where groups marched outside city hall at noon. people could be heard chanting "hands off iran", along santa clara street between powell and market. protesters we talked to said the president's action won't deter future attacks but will only lead to more deaths on both sides. >> my reason for being here is we've gone to iraq, iran, it

didn't work. we've created terrorists. we've created isis. we need to stop. no more war. >> there was also an anti-war protest held in san jose. tensions between the u.s. and iran are soaring following the death of head general qassem suleimani in a u.s. airstrike. thousands gathered on the streets of baghdad at the funeral procession for the hero, chanting "death to america." today a station was hit by a rocket but no americans were injured. the president is defending his decision and the chaian of the joint chiefs of staff tells abc news that the risk of inaction exceeded risks of action. congress is angry they weren't informed before the strike. >> the question we have to be asking ourselves today is whether qassem suleimani is more dangerous to the united states alive or dead, as a martyr.

>> intelligence bulletin says iran will almost certainly retaliate. 3,000 american troops have been sent to the middle east to counter this threat. >> well, the airstrike in iraq has trickled down to the sports world. the u.s. men's soccer team has canceled its plan to train in qatar this month. instead, they will train someplace in the united states. the exact location, though, will be determined shortly. the team has an exhibition qatar is the home of the 2022 world cup. police shot a man trying to light paper in the nozzle of a gas pump. it happened near the east ridge mall. abc 7 news reporter joins us live from that very gas station with the latest. unser? >> reporter: good evening.

the road opened about a haf hour ago. it had been closed since 7:30 this morning. the suspect shot is in stable condition. i spoke with the manager at the gas station. she credits her employee for thinking fast and shutting off the gas. >> a male had driven away with a pump still attached to his vehicle. he has since returned but now he has a lighter in his hand. unknown what he's going to do with the lighter. >> reporter: the manager says her employee called her at home asking what to do after reporting a driver threatening to set one of the gas nozzles on fire. >> i don't know. that's crazy. >> could have been dangerous. >> yeah. going to blow up. i don't see why he would try to light the gas station on fire. >> reporter: the threat of the fire has many nearby residents thankful that the situation didn't escalate. the man was armed with a metal bar and charged with officers, according to police. in an e-mail, san jose police say officers used multiple, less-lethal options that had no

effect. the officers ultimately discharged their firearms in response. >> shots fired, shots fired! >> a couple gunshots to the torso. >> reporter: the area was littered with evidence markers, including non-lethal items police described. not only was traffic impacte but vta buses weren't stopping at the mall because of the investigation. >> very dangerous. >> reporter: runjooet singh is grateful the employee was able to shut off the gas. he says his neighborhood and the nearby east ridge mall could have been at risk. >> it could have hit the shopping center, and then everyone could die. >> reporter: again, the suspect is hospitalized in stable condition. san jose police say they will have an update on monday. reporting live, unser hassan, abc 7 news. in the east bay, abc 7 news has learned that contra costa

county lab county library system is the latest victim of a ransom ware attack. they found the hackers' message. abc 7 news reporter lus pena joins us with the latest. >> that message was found at 6:20 a.m. on friday. investigators have not revealed what exactly it stated. many are concern the and are hoped that changes are implemented so attacks hike tlis are avoided in the future. a total of 26 libraries were affected. the affected servers have been taken offline while some services were restored. it was first found in administrative offices in martinez. no wi-fi or printing is available at any of the

branches. >> the library does store some information about us. i'm open to believing them. i'm glad we don't store social security numbers or credit cards at the library. >> they locked them down with the ransom ware, and they requested a key in order to open it. there was no dollar amount attached to that key. >> reporter: in the past, driver's license information were collected. in 2019, the library ended this practice and said they removed all driver's license information from their records. now forensic analysis is being implemented at this time to figure out where the cyber attack originated. it's still unclear what the hackers' purpose was by hacking the system. the d.a.'s office and sheriff's department are investigating. luce pena. some military families were moving, but then the truck carrying their belongings was

stolen. the northern california city where their stuff was found and how police found the suspect. and has a new train service notice north bay made aade difference? and it's rusty and needs work, but how much would someone pay for this classic mercedes? the price tag that will blow you away. and i'm meteorologist trdre tuma. chilly a

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. someone stole a tractor-trailer filled with the belongings of three active military families. they were stolen on christmas day in stockton. inside, $100,000 worth of items. three days after the theft, investigators recovered the stolen truck and trailer in manteca. they say they tracked down the suspect in the city of livingston and found about 90% of the stolen items. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. one of the central issues we're focussing on is transportation. this includes travel on the road or mass transit. in recent weeks we've looked at the smart train in the north bay, and while it may be expanding service, ridership has

dropped. during the first year of operation, there were 721,000 riders, the second year saw just over 706,000. that's about a 2% decline. but there appears to be a change in commute habits in general. the numbers have gone up each year. the kincaid fire knocked out in sonoma county and the impact it could have on the environment and the hefty price tag. and drew tuma is coming up with your accuweather forecast. coming up in sports, the nfl playoffs are under way. niners at home waiting and resting. how the team is approaching

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in the north bay, the impact of the kincaid fire is still being felt in sonoma county. the fire disabled a wastewater pipeline in the geysers for six weeks. this caused backup at a plant and could end up having to do a

release into laguna rosa. the fire at the end of october burned more than 77,000 acres and destroyed more than 170 homes. getting to the weather situation. now we do need our umbrellas but not for a little while. drew tuma standing by. >> we're going to finish out the weekend on a dry note, but rain does return to the forecast in a few days. live doppler 7 tonight, any showers we had this morning, if you woke up late, it is out of here. we'll take you outside the golden gate bridge camera. look at the dry roads, the calm winds right now. with calm winds and clearing skies, a recipe for cold mornings tomorrow morning and monday morning. we'll have chilly starts but rebound nicely into the afternoon. a lot of sunshine and dry pattern will prevail at least through tuesday of the upcoming week. showers return to the forecast,

very light shower expected early wednesday morning. out there right now, we're slowly dropping through the 50s into the 40s. 48 in fairfield. 53 in san jose and oakland one degree warmer than that at 54 degrees. you saw the cold front move through this morning. it's now out of here. behind it, high clouds and cool air getting ininvestigated into the area. 33 the overnight low, drops to 39 in san rafael. 43 in san jose and fremont and redwood city droopipping to 40 degrea degrees. it's a bright but chilly start to the day. a cold front to our north trying to spark an isolated shower around ukiah and points to the north. otherwise, a very quiet end to the weekend and a lot of

sunshine for most of us. highs tomorrow, after the cold start, rebounding nicely, 57 in the city. 59 in san jose. 58 in san rafael and concord, up to about 60 degrees. the pattern tomorrow, the cold front to the north providing us with clear khskies to the south. the front fizzles out. it does not move through. and high pressure builds in on monday. as we head back to work and school, a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. here's the accuweather forecast planning the next seven days for you. tomorrow, a chilly start, a lot of sunshinen the afternoon, 50s to low 60s. carbon copy forecast on monday. tuesday we start out with sunshine. increase the cloud cover ahead of wet weather wednesday morning. and the next chance of any showers, next saturday. now abc 7 sports can alvarez. >> and by this time, we will

know whether the 49ers advance. they enjoyed a first-round by. they are the nfc west champs, hoping to get the services of kwon alexander back. he's working his way back from a torn pectoral muscle. niners are using this weekend to scout potential opponents. >> i'd never, my mind-set with football's never changed. obviously, stakes and pressure has increased from high school to college to nfl, but at the end of the time, at the end of it, it's still a kids game, that's how i attack it every single day, and i just have fun doing it. >> at this point, everybody's a good team. they're all good teams. they wouldn't be in the playoff if they weren't. so going into this weekend, i'm looking at them as competition obviously, trying to see their capabilities and all that kind of stuff close up, while i'm sitting back at home watching. >> the niners are going to host

the vikings. if the vikings lose, the niners will host the winner of the seahawks and eagles game. nfl playoffs right here on abc 7. the texans were hosting the bills. do we have those highlights? if we do, we will run them. bills and texasens. th that was a great game. we're going to move on it looks like, to the sharks. sharks. we'll talk about them. they need to win nearly two of the next three in the second half. they haven't been that great this year, but they were great today in columbus. this is a great goal right here. 1-0 san jose. and here we go. later in the second, tied at one. columbus with another sloppy exchange at the line. sharks going to push ahead. myer going to get it kain. san jose is pushing ahead.

erik karlsson going to bounce it off the boards. joe thornton's going to get it and finds kevin labanc. their first consecutive road victories of the year, they'll go for three in a row tomorrow. warriors and pistons playing tonight. the nfl playoffs, you saw the game on our air right here, it was so nerve-wracking, back and forth. hugh itst houston wins in overtime. i was trying to highlight the vikings. if they win, that's hwho the whe niners play. a lot going on. >> next time read the highlights and we'll imagine it. >> we're just going to imagine it? >> yeah. >> it's okay. >> i like putting you guys in helmets and pads. >> yeah, that would not be very pretty. >> maybe we'll tape it. >> that's a great teaser. this is a truly classic find. a vintage mercedes, but it's rusty and in need of a lot of help. wait until you hear how much

someone paid for it.

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tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, the department of homeland security says it is actively monitoring and prepare thing for any credible threat from iran or its allies. also, electric scooters are disappearing from the bay area. we know where some of them went. it's all coming up tonight at 11:00. an investor in switzerland has purchased a 1961 mercedes benz for $800,000. take a look at it. the classic car is rusty, as you can see. very much in disrepair. it nearly 60 year old 300 sl roadster would have cost $5,000 to $8,000 brand-new. now savvy collectors know this model is now worth more than a million dollars when it's

restored. because it is hard to find. the beverly hills car club who just sold the vehicle said it spent year outside in florida then sat in a garage for nearly 20 years. you guys are both like holding your faces like how can this happen? >> that's a lot of money for a rusty car. >> it's not going to be rusty, they're going to restore it. >> thanks for explaining. >> i'm waiting to see the car restoration shows. they turn out pretty good. better than that burger from the last show. >> yeah, drew, we'll drive you in the car to get your next

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