now from abc 7, live breaking news. right away breaking news out of el cerrito where a suspect was shot this afternoon. >> lauren martinez is at the scene, joining us live where the b.a.r.t police chief provided an update for us. lauren. >> reporter: b.a.r.t police chief ed alvarez just briefed us on what happened. he said just after 2:00 this afternoon two officers responded to a domestic disturbance call. apparently it was a verbal argument between a young man and a young woman. the call that was made said one of them possibly had a gun. when officers approached, apparently a chasten suee ensue.

a male ran out of the b.a.r.t train car on to tracks and that's when the shooting occurred. the man that was wounded is still alive. he was taken to the those by a helicopter. he does have life-threatening injuries. police say they did recover a gun at the scene. we heard from a witness who says she saw what unfolded. she said the victim was a young african-american man that was running from police officers through her b.a.r.t train. she did not want us to show her face. next thing i know the police officer and the young man, they came running through the cargo. as they were running through the cargo, they exited out of the train cargo, and that's when i poked my held out a little bit to see what was going on. and about seven to eight shots went off. they just shot the boy. >> reporter: another witness told us a girl was with the young man who was shot, and that she kept screaming and crying what his age was. apparently she kept saying, he's

only 17, so other passengers were trying to console her. now police say that young woman is being interviewed right now. service here at the el cerrito del norte station is not in service right now and police say they do not know when they will restore service. reporting live in el cerrito, lauren martinez, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. we first reported this story through the "abc 7 news" app with an alert at 2:50 this afternoon. the app is one way to stay on top of our breaking news as it comes into our newsroom. when you download it, be sure to enable the push alert feature. a man is facing serious charges today after police say he attacked two women francisco's embarcadero, the scary incident happened early this morning. cornell barnard joins us live with details on this. cornell. >> reporter: yes, dionne, both women are recovering at a local hospital. police say one of the attacks happened here between pier 19 and pier 17.

they say the victims did not know the man who attacked them. police say this man wearing a cap and overall's is charged with attacking two women saturday morning. around 7:00 a woman running along the embarcadero was stabbed near pier 19. this tourist who spoke russian told us what she saw. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: she says, we saw the young woman on her knees. she had a knife in her upper back. she reenacted the attack for police officers and said the suspect was agitated and swearing. he took off on a bicycle. ten minutes later the same man is suspected of attacking another woman near pier 39 with some sort of tool. she was helped into an ambulance with a bandage on her head. police say the attacks were random. both victims will survive. >> it doesn't surprise me because san francisco is kind of getting that way. we have too many people out on the streets that are a little bit psychotic. >> reporter: william hall lives on the embarcadero.

he is concerned about the violence and has taken steps to protect himself. >> i don't know what the solution is. i know it is an issue and i carry pepper spray all the >> reporter: name of the suspect has not been released but we have just found out that he is facing two counts of attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest. live in san francisco, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >> scary stuff, cornell. thanks. in the east bay pittsburg police are investigating a deadly shooting. a body was found last night at woodland hills park and we first got word of a possible shooting at 7:30 last night. the victim is identified as a 21-year-old man. his name has not been released. investigators say the suspect shot the victim, ran to a compact car and drove away. new at 5:00, someone vandalized the historical park on 34th avenue in oakland. the park shared a few photos of the damage including a new adobe oven that was damaged.

this has led to delaying a community feast it had plan. graffiti was scrawled all over a rock. developing news now with the coronavirus. the u.s. government is prepared to evacuate americans who are stuck on a quarantined cruise ship off the coast of japan. nearly 300 people on board are infected. the disease is blamed for more than 1,500 deaths worldwide. a person in france being one of the latest victims. more than 67,000 people have been infected with coronavirus. there are 15 cfirmed cases in the u.s. abc news reporter zachary hooesh is following the story. >> reporter: beginning on sunday the united states government is offering to evacuate nearly 400 americans who have been quarantined aboard the "diamond princess" cruise ship off the coast of japan for almost to weeks. the evacuation offer is made to any american not showing any symptoms. they then will be flown back to the united states where they will be quarantined for another two weeks. >> that's very tough because we're business owners and arranging, you know, our house

being taken care of, our animals being taken care of and work being done. >> reporter: health officials in hawaii are looking into the travel details of a japanese man diagnosed with the virus after visiting maui and oahu. >> our focus is who this person might have sat down with, had conversation with. >> reporter: u.s. marines are doing their best to entertain americans still under quarantine at the miramar marine corps air station in california. ♪ >> they already tried to entertain us with this marching band. >> reporter: the illness has taken an economic toll as well with no flights to china, shipments of products including seafood have stopped. >> there's about over 7,000 people that are employed directly in the seafood and fishing industry in washington state. so any disruption in that supply chain connecting alaska to china could ultimately down the road affect fisherman here. >> all of the companies down here, nobody is shipping. they put a stop on everything. >> reporter: abc news has an exclusive look inside this 3m

plant where employees are working 24/7 to ramp up production of respirators and masks after a worldwide shortage. some of the americans could be headed back to the u.s. as early as tomorrow. the "wall street journal" reports they will be flown to travis air force base in fairfield, then on to lackland air force base in san antonio. late last night abc news spoke to a novato man stuck on the ship. he told us they've been let out of their cabin four times. >> we have no way to talk to anybody else. we can't even recognize them. we all look like ghosts with our masks we have to wear continuously when we're outside our cabins. >> peter sabre added he and his wife were tested for the disease and the results came back negative. early voting is under way in nevada, the next contest in the race for the white house. candidates amy klobuchar and joe biden were among those on the campaign trail today. nevada usa caulk--aulki--aulki--

will be held next saturday. nevada is using new technology to report results. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg says government should regulate online content. zuckerberg made the comments at the munich security conference in germany. he expanded on his previous calls for regulation of social media companies such as his own. zuckerberg revealed his company is seeing groups try to influence the upcoming u.s. election, a source of the campaign is surprising. >> one of the things that we're tracking that we have been quite worried about is that increasingly election interference through these coordinated information campaigns is not just foreign interference of the type that we saw before, but it is increasingly all domestic. >> zuckerberg says he now employs 35,000 people to review online content and flag harmful posts. santa rosa is working to

build a better bay area by finding a place for the homeless to stay after clearing them from the joe redodo trail. sonoma county is helping out. "the press democratic" reports that deals have been closed on multifamily homes to house people recently cleared out of the encampment. it is part of a plan approved in december that created temporary shelters. the county's work is far from over. it is still looking for alternate sites that need to be up and running by may. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. we are on keanu watch this weekend. is the actor himself floating around san francisco? plus, underies were very necessary for one bay area event. the good cause that had people wearing as little as possible for charity. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a live look outside from our

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bagdad by the bay has turned into hollywood at least for this weekend. the "mate rick 4" has taken over the district turning skyscrapers into a movie set. >> crowds looked up when stunt doubles ziplined off the 44 montgomery tower. both are repricing their respective roles in the fourth installation of the "matrix" series. filming continues tonight and tomorrow even in. expect street closures in the financial district. in the north bay be sure to bring cash if you plan to visit point reyes this weekend.

the park service put out an alert the only gas station in town on highway 1 cannot accept credit cards currently. it is not clear what the problem is but it may not be fixed until tuesday. visitors are advised to fill up someplace else before they make the trip or have enough cash on hand if they're stopping at that station. less was more today in the bay area. >> the charity run that had people showing off their underwear as they raised money to fight a serious illness. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a lot of sunshine to start our weekend, but cooler weather moves in tomorrow. we will look at the details in the accuweather forecast ahead. and here is tom giannis with a look at what is ahead for world news tonight. >> good evening. the plan under way to rescue hundreds of trapped americans on that cruise ship where the coronavirus is spreading. plus, the baby kidnapping plot. a woman accused of trying to steal the baby she was hired to photograph

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their nicest pair of skivvies to take part in a fun run to help a worthy cause. >> cupid's undieundieundie this afternoon. it benefits the fight against mfa, a genetic disorder that causes tumors to grow on nerves throughout the body. >> we just need to find a cure. here people are supporting in their undies, having a good time but supporting a good cause at the same time. >> 37 other cities nationwide also hold this cupid's undie run. the charity raised nearly $19 million to date. los altos police are hoping this valentine's day message will ring a bell with the right person. they hope to reunite this ring with its rightful owner. the engraving reads "nps to hsp." it appears to be a 14-karat gold wedding band. police ask anyone that knows a

couple with these initials to please call them. they would love to return this special ring. don't know what kind of gift you got your significant other, but drew tuma ordered up great weather for valentine's day. >> you know what? it is beautiful out there. a lot of sunshine. we really want to find rain, but to start out the weekend we are under a dry pattern once again. live doppler 7 right now giving me the sweep across the region. it has been about a month since we had a soaking storm move through the bay area, and again today sunshine was the dominant player in our forecast. so sutro tower outside we go, a live look on this saturday evening. the entire region soaked in sun. some high clouds streaming in from time to time, but all in all it is a pretty quiet start to the weekend. we'll look at the accuweather highlights, what we're expecting in the near term. tomorrow you will notice it will be a cooler afternoon. the numbers will be about five degrees cooler than what they are today tomorrow because we will see a cold front beginning to move through here. what it will do by monday morning, that cold front, it is going to kick up our winds just

a bit, especially in the north bay mountains and the east bay hills. nowhere near as windy as we were last weekend, but nonetheless that breeze will be the highlight of monday morning. again, the next seven days, look at that. it is a dry pattern. the high pressure off our coastline is not budging any time soon unfortunately. right now we're in the 50s to low 60s. 57 in the city. 61, oakland. 63, santa rosa. 61, san jose and brentwood. warmer than that coming with the current temperature of about 65 degrees. here is the setup. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the story we are tracking and have been tracking for several weeks now, that big ridge of high pressure. you see it right off our coastline, not budging any time soon. there is a storm system to our north. it will bring rain to the pacific northwest, and as that front tries to move through california it will do so without any rainfall unfortunately. it will just kick up our winds early monday morning, so that rainfall potential in the next

24 hours, it will stay north of us around oregon and washington. california remaining dry with this next storm system. so overnight tonight it is a mix of stars and clouds out there, numbers mainly in low to mid 40s. we will see a few 30s on the board like santa rosa, ukiah and lakeport. elsewhere, the next 12 hours are quiet. tomorrow afternoon a bit of a breeze along the coastline, but really it is a calm afternoon. we will see partly cloudy skies, some high clouds streaming in from time to time, and numbers tomorrow a few degrees cooler than today. about 59 in the city tomorrow. 64 in san jose. 67 in santa rosa. 60 in richmond. oakland up to 62 degrees. what we will find early monday morning, a bit of a breeze, especially in the north bay mountains and east bay hills. you can see gusts over 20 miles per hour at times. again, it will not be a widespread wind event like last weekend, and the winds will quickly calm down by monday afternoon. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast.

in the next seven days for you, you will find tomorrow is a cooler afternoon. it is a breezy morning on our holiday on monday. once the winds calm down we will find a cool morning tuesday and wednesday, and warming up by friday and saturday, and then it is dry for the next seven days. >> you know what i realized? we are all together for the first time in forever. >> it feels like a long time. >> the last time it rain. >> very accurate. >> we are talking ice, not rain, right? >> right. it has been a tough year for the sharks. a season-ending for one of the team's starts and

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now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> sharks defenseman erik karlsson suffered a broken thumb in last night's game. it will require season-ending surgery. general manager doug wilson said in a statement he will be recovered well in advance of training camp in september. this fan doesn't look happy with all of the injuri a cool costume though. 3 shots faced and 39 saves, first shot of the season, sharks finally opened the scoring in third. burns drafted by the wild. shots off the chest of team made gambrell. his third goal of the year. 21 seconds left in the game. one last ditch effort but barclay goodrow chips it past the fence. 2-0, sharks. they win. evander kane is fired up after receiving a three-game suspension for elbowing. he called out the nhl department

of player safety for a major lack of consistency. he was given a minor penalty for the elbow at winnipeg and today received a three-game suspension. he will forfeit $113,000. d.c. defenders in the red zone. jones to tompkins, the game-opening score. 7-0, d.c. second quarter, new york down, 9-0. former raider matt magoin picked off by matt elam right there. third quarter, bad to worse. back to pass and picked off there. thurman, a pick six and defends dominate, 27-0. more xfl action. tampa bay vipers and seattle dragons playing in the home of the seattle seahawks. third quarter. down 3-0. silvers picked off by mcfadden. watch mcfadden weave in and out

of traffic. all of a sudden a 78-yard pick six. 9-0, tampa bay. tampa bay offense backed up. right to frazier, great pick six and seattle wins, 17-9. college hoops. santa clara taking on loyola marymount. second half, tied at 40. nice post move-in side. that will give the broncos a two-point lead. second half, tied. jordan bell drops three and the lions take the lead. bell down low. gets that to go. he scored 13 off the bench and alameda wins, 65-39. did you see this? third round of the genesis invitational in southern california. we have a three-way tie atop the leader board. rory mcilroy, 3 under 68. he's 10 under on the tournament. adam scott was one better. how about a 4 under 67. the weather is just great down there in so cal. 18th hole, his approach. sets up an easy birdie. matt kuchar also at 10 under.

so we have a three-way tie between scott, mcilroy and kutcher at 10 under. tomorrow will be a lot of fun. every time i see golf, especially on the west coast, i say why didn't i learn how to golf at a younger age? my goodness, looks like a lot of fun, especially if you're good. >> and lucrative. >> yes. >> thank you, chris. next on "abc 7 news" at 5:00, love was certainly in the air in peru on valentine's day. what one city decided to do for the

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new on "abc 7 news" at 6:00, some east bay teens are going to get a little extra sleep later this year. why alameda high school is moving its start time later in the morning years before it is legally required. plus, you know love is a wild ride. now you might be able to meet your love on a ride. six flag vallejo first-ever speed dating event, ahead at 6:00. >> who can scream the loudest and cry the most? nothing says love like getting married and that's exactly what over 100 couples did on valentine's day. >> lima, peru, decided to hold the first-ever mass wedding ceremony. the couples arrived for the occasion on bikes decked out in flowers. they gathered under a tent to say "i do" and the city's maro fishiated. >> look at that. >> that's a lot of married people there, folks. >> i mean all of your closest friends are there. >> a bunch of total strangers there, too. >> yeah. >> where's the roller coaster in that ceremony? >> that's what they did after. >> no, they substituted romance.

roller coaster, romance. >> same thing. that's it for "abc 7 news" at 5:00. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. thanks for inviting us into your homes. see you tonight, the breaking developments in a murder case that stunned the nation. a 14-year-old arrested, charged with murder in the killing of college freshman tessa majors. tonight, her plea for help just before dying. the virus cruise escape. the plan under way to rescue hundreds of trapped americans, as dozens more passengers are diagnosed with the coronavirus on that ship. and the first death reported in europe. winter storm threat. the new storm set to sweep across the country, after millions brace for those brutally cold temperatures. plus, the state of emergency in the south. the evacuations tonight as rivers are on the rise. diplomat's daughter charged. her father was a top cabinet member in the bush administration.