the suspect brandished his weapon in a bustling tourist district. cornell barnard joins us live from the scene and you have details of this very frightening evening. >> yes. a very scary night and a rare night of violence here in the town of sonoma. deputies were not injured but an evening of chaos and lots of broken glass. >> as we were approaching the windows, we heard a bunch of gunfire. it was insane, it did not even seem real. >> he and his staff witnessed a shootout between sonoma county sheriff to please and an armed man. >> we told everyone to stay inside, we locked our front door.

we make sure that everyone in the front bar knew that that they had to exit. >> this is the independent agency now investigating. they said the suspect had been terrorizing some tourists on sonoma plaza. >> the suspect was trying to break -- break a firearm. >> seconds later, the man in his 40's was confronted by deputies. >> the deputy immediately noticed the suspect might have a gun. he refused to comply with that and actually shot at this point time at the deputy. the deputy responded with firing back at the suspect. >> the suspect was struck once but ran away. after a short chase, the man ran toward deputies when a second officer fired, wounding the suspect again. >> saw a lot of blood, it was like out of a movie. >> the man was taken to the hospital. because i need to call my

insurance. >> police say the suspect broke windows at nearby businesses including the happy garden restaurant, leaving a sea of broken glass. >> angry and also, why would they do that to me? >> usually sonoma is a peaceful tourist destination. the mayor says his community is safe. he is praying for the suspect family. >> i am very grateful to law enforcement for the response and investigation for this is a tragic case. >> the mayor now offering his help to those businesses offered -- his name is not been released but they say he has a criminal record. authorities did not offer any details and they say a motive here is still unclear. scary night for sure.

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. quick moving on, stockton residents are resting easier this week and following the arrest of a man killed -- suspected of killing six men but there was loan -- one lone survivor. the brush with death still haunts this woman. she said she was standing next to train tracks in stockton when she suddenly saw a gun pointed at her. >> i was on the side and a man came around the owner. they already had the gun out. they just started shooting. there were no words exchanged, they did not say anything, they did not come any closer, they just started shooting this. i ran toward them knowing i would have to closer to the street. >> unbelievable. she is so calm. both natasha said that she was lucky and received help shortly after her escape. we will hear more about her

survival and get the latest in the case. >> tap into bar, commemoration of this earthquake. in march 30 three years since the 6.9 magnitude earthquake rocked the bay area and other parts of northern california. to commemorate the equation, the san francisco fire department is hosting a ceremony tomorrow afternoon at fire station 35. that ceremony will mark the first ever recognition of the monument. the quick lasted 20 seconds and caused severe damage in many parts of the country. also happening tomorrow, $2.7 million in funding will be announced for three local projects. funding appropriated by congress will go toward improving the environment. san jose state is among the three organizations accepting a check.

elizabeth holmes be back in court tomorrow. she was granted a limited motion hearing on efforts to get a new trial. that hearing will determine if the government engaged in misconduct with the examination during her trial. i judge convicted back in january on accounts of defrauding investors. the sentencing date is set for november 18. new details now. investigators are calling the shooting at pittsburgh friday night domestic violence. officers found the mother and her eight-year-old son in a truck that crashed. the driver fired multiple rounds into the vehicle and fled the scene. the child had a single non-letter and they wound to the left shoulder. his mother had multiple gunshot wounds. both are in the hospital in stable condition. police said the suspect and

victim knew each other and the suspect says -- specifically targeted the mother. an undercover operation resulting in the arrest and citations for those purchasing alcohol for minors. the california alcoholic beverage -- alcoholic beverage control agents and menlo police arrested five in total. the mission was intended to reduce dependence on alcohol. studies show that underage drinking produces higher rates of drunk driving crashes and higher chance of criminal activities. penalties included a $1000 fine and 24 hours of community service. today, san francisco residents gathered for live bands, fun and games. take a look. the open streets program brought communities together from all across the city. people are able to interact with local vendors and enjoy free live entertainment. >> we really do not have a lot of public spaces. this is an opportunity for the

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more that may be needed to repair the county infrastructure. fema says it is available to help those who lost everything. speaking of weather and outside conditions taking a live look over san francisco. nice to see things clearing out there. it is very to steve -- it is very deceiving. >> it has been cooler than average. we have one more day of this pattern coming this way. it is a look at what is going on with the surface wind. it is breezy, onshore flow. not terribly breezy. in san francisco, 10 or 20 mile-per-hour winds. cooling onshore flow has cap temperatures and a moderate range. it is a few degrees warmer in some spots. 2° warmer in san francisco. locations are bit cooler here. let's take another view there,

looking over san francisco. happy to say this because earlier it was so cloudy and dreary looking. 64° in the city. 66 in oakland. san jose and santa clara in the upper 60's. 64 and half moon bay. we are looking from emeryville, westwood. 65° in santa rosa right now. even at the golden gate, we are seeing lots of blue sky right now. most of the day, always always great. fog will be developed overnight. gray skies will linger tomorrow morning. it will be cooler than average once more but a brief warming time here. for the overnight hours, we will still see some clear skies or breaks in the clouds going into the overnight hours.

early tomorrow morning, as the commute gets underway, we will see areas of low-lying clouds and fog. maybe some patchy drizzle near the coast. don't look for rainfall tomorrow. temperatures will be mainly in the mid-50's. 78 in morgan hill on the peninsula, right around 70°, mid 60's on the coast. up in the north bay's, 77. sonoma, 73. the inland east bay was the here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. speaking of warm spots. we have inland highs in the mid 80's. upper 70's around the bay. wednesday will feel almost like summer.

temperatures still remain in that warm range on thursday but then they take a sharp drop on friday. then next week and it will be partly cloudy just like fall. >> unlike this transition because we are talking about a pool party. >> still, some decent weather for pool parties. they will be going off for years. we hear from jp as the 49ers fall flat in atlanta, injuries, turnovers and more, that

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>> now, abc 7 sports. close the 49ers injury was continuing in atlanta. ready missing six defensive starters. nick bosa was out with a groin injury. the offense needed to step up and that did not happen. the 49ers faithful were showing up in atlanta. good to see them. the falcons scored on the first drive. jeff wilson jr. fumbles it. taylor hawkins recovers.

deebo samuel, kyle shanahan looking for answers. garoppolo to brandon aiyuk. touchdown, 14-7 after a falcons 3-0. it is 14-0 and the offense is rolling. marcus marriott contained and that is a first down. it continues the drive. he can move with his feet, mariana. 21-14, falcons. san francisco just had 50 yards of rushing. jimmy g. to ray ray macleod. best of his hands. look like a possible touchdown. san francisco lusty turnover battle. graupel looking for diva.

jimmy g. threw for no 300 euros but twice he was picked off. he threw two touchdowns. they need nick bosa and reinforcements fast. the 49ers record drops to 3-3. click putting up zero points in the second half is not us. we have to get back to the drawing board, our style of football and i think the rest will take care of itself. but we can have performances like this. >> we have a standard that we play at. a lot of energy, 100% effort on everything play but i don't know if we give that today. >> it really does suck but at some point you have to adjust and guys have to be ready to go to matter what the situation. we have to be able to find ways to win. >> jordan poole's contract is signed, sealed, delivered. andrew wiggins also agreed to a contract extension.

it is a four-year deal worth up to 140 million. that hard work has paid off after a rough rookie season. jp played a key role in the warriors tied one end is ready to chase more hardware into golden state uniform. >> great organization, great group. it will be pretty crazy to win a championship. we want to do it all again. we just want to lock it in here, work hard. continue to keep trying to bring them home. >> noticed that he said bring rings home. larry and i will be there on tuesday, a lot of coverage on abc 7. the lakers are in town. it will be so much fun.

>> chris, you are thriving. >> i am not, the warriors are. >> thank you. coming out, i san francisco neighborhood is a buzz with the return of the ashbury street fair. the first time since the start of the pandemic. i wi

>> there was lots to celebrate as the ashbury street fair returned after the pandemic. sounds great. people gathered today to enjoy live entertainment among other things following the event being postponed in june. monty of vendors also filled the side was on the story straight. it is so nice to see the city come to life again. >> so much to do.

>> i hear from the bird's office. tonight, a major break in the search for a suspected serial killer in california. plus, new information about the teenager accused in a deadly shooting rampage in north carolina. but we begin with that arrest in a case that has terrorized communities in northern california for weeks now. stockton police say they stopped another killing when they arrested the man suspected in six murders on a, quote, mission to kill. how the community worked together to help police track him down. and tonight, we'll hear from the lone survivor of one of the attacks. also tonight, a search for a motive in the deadly raleigh shooting rampage. the suspect remains in grave condition. new questions about how he got the weapon. as the husband of one of the victims describes his unimaginable loss. millions of americans are bracing for a bitter blast. the freeze warnings as the coldest air of the season surges south.

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