>> announcer: ton on abc 7 news at 6:00 an arrest made in a random stabbing of two bafrt riders. tonight a good samaritan steps. >> more rain to come for some in the bay area. though the forecast isn't all gray skies. and zuckerberg goes to washington. the head of facebook is about to go under oath to answer question base privacy and propaganda. >> abc 7 news at 6:00. startsnow. >> announcer: live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. they tried to get away from him and to elude him as fast as they could. stalked and attacked. a woman in her 60s and her brother stabbed at an east bay

b.a.r.t. station. >> tonight police have a suspect in custody. thank you for jing us. i'm eric thomas. >> a dion lim. bafrt police say the stabbing may have bn worse if it wasn't for the good samaritan. >> katie utehs live with more on the dwefg story. >> reporter: the man being called a hero tonight by b.a.r.t.'s deputy police chief and that man did sustain a cut to his hand wrestling the knife away. but he is otherwise okay. the dispatch audio captured the terrifying moments following the attack. >> at 225, a knife and looks like a 4 to 5-inches male stabbing another male. >> a lot of blood. >> now a woman in her 50s in fair condition. they are siblings and didot know the attacker. b.a.r.t. police say the

suspected stabber 32-year-old robert doll of bordered at civic center, seen acting erratically mumbling and making out bursts. >> aboardroom his behavior they exited at the station at 30urk antried to get away. he blocked the fare gate. the stakes cameras captured the attack. police aren't releasing the video butay it shows the attack of the victims with a large fixed bleed knife heating both in the head. a good samaritan intervened and the deputy chief says in doing so he likely saved lives. other people helped hold doll of to the ground as police arrived. police haven't released information on the criminal history of the suspect or if he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time. >> it appears as though he was out of his mine. there doesn't appear to be any motive other than to do harm to these people. >> reporter: the station agent called for help during the attack. a b.a.r.t. police officer in his vehicle outside the station

responded in less than 2 minutes. the stabbing shut down the coliseum stadium ahead of a warriors game at oracle arena. doll of is in custody on attempted murder charges. he did confess the killing -- the stabbing, rather, however he did not provide a motive. live in walnut creek, katie utehs, abc 7. >> thank you. meantime in the police in the east bay are searching for a gunman who authorities say shot and killed and 23-year-old man in pleasant hill. the first homicide since 2012. as abc 7 news reporter tell us it happened during a robbery involving marijuana. >> i'm shocked. it's not something i like to happen here in my neighborhood. >> this neighbor stunned to learn about a homicide on her own street. police say it happened at this home on norse drive, saturday. the victim identified was shot

multitimes. >> preliminary information led to the fact nat suspect made specific statements during the course of the robbery targeting marijuana. >> the victim died at the scene. a suspect is at large. police have few leads. >> we are telling the public there is in inhirnt risk especial to the residents. >> did you hear shots. >> i heard one. >> but neighbors say the house has been a problem here and a nuisance more than a year. >> you've called the police about this home before. >> this neighbor who didn't want to go on camera says police have been called to the home multiple times. >> the constant in and out traffic. i don't know what was going on. but i knew had to be some drugs. >> police won't say how many timeshey've responded to the home. >> i can tell you that any report we receive from any citizen, were from our community or any neighborhood we poll up. >> a man at the home had no comment and asked to us leave. coronell bernhard, abc 7 news. >> most of us saw several inches of rain last few days.

today the rain clouds were back out and the rain went away. but it could be coming up. draw has more. the week ahead we will see wild swings in weather. the first starting with a warm start to the upcome week. look outside now, gorgeous. a live lk from the cam showing busy with all the boats soaked in sunshine. what to expect this week, warm and sunny to start off on monday. but cooler and cloudier conditions midweek. the best chance for rain for most will come wednesday night and then that sun will return to finish off on friday. so the storm impact steal gets you to tuesday into wednesday, we're tracking light showers at times but really minimal rainfall, less than a quarter inches of rain. hour by hour o future weather timing out the rain but also showing how warm tomorrow amp. the full accuweather in a few minutes. >> thanks. firefighters in martinez put out a dpras fire it started late this afternoon in an open space.

no structures damaged. police temporarily closed off the area to traffic. tomorrow marks six months since the north bay wildfires that destroyed nearly 9,000 structures. tomorrow is also the deadline for sonoma county home horns and property owners who opted out of the government debris removal program to have the properties cleaned of debris. failure to do that could result in a fine. october's wildfires claimed of lives of a 10 oh-year-old world war ii vern and his high school sweetheart. months of the deaths the family kept facing bills that kept coming. >> i really couldn't even think about it. i couldn't believe i had this -- another bill in my hands. >> then consumer investigator michael finney got involved. a special 7 on your side tonight at 11:00. it's a busy few days for facebook. tomorrow the company will tell if you your data was havre the by right-wing firm analytica for gain.

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will answer questions about the scandal on capitol hill. the reporter david danle has the story. >> some high profile and some not. >> mark zuckerberg will go under oath testifying to congress amid the scandal. one lawmaker outlined what he wants answered >> wove two major problems. one is the privacy issue and the other is the propagandaist issue. facebook needs to talk with us, frankly about how to fix that. >> zuckerberg will answer questions about the privacy issues this wee he will appear befor the senate judiciary and customers committees tueay. the house energy and commerce committee hears from him wednesday. facebook admits personal data was havred by cambridge analytica, a data firm with ties to the trump campaign. but christopher wiley the firm's director of research can'tay how the data was used >> in terms of did donald trump

use this data? i think that's a good question to ask cambridge analytic eu a and trump campaign. >> facebook says cambridge analytica accessed the data of 87 million users by wiley warns that number could rise. >> do you think that still is possible that number is higher? >> i think that it could be higher. absolutely. >> zuckerberg says facebook is taking steps to protect user data. congress wants answers on how this happened in the first place and how it will be prevented in the future. david daniel, abc 7 news. the father of a parkland shooting victim is speaking out in the best way he feels he can. through a mural, a hammer and strong words about gun control. plus these wild horses once wild are now tame thanks to inmates trying to reform themselves and. lying around the corner. >> high demand for the practical and impractical items left behind at a former military and

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manumanuel oliver was in los ans d drew a sizable crowd. he brought his mural to miami and new york city. the mural brought out a lot of emotion, not just for manuel but those who came to see it. >> out there with a loud voice fighting for his rights. now he is out marching for his life. he is marching for your life. so please stay strong. >> i lost two brothers to murder. one of them was gun violence. so i resin eight with his mother and father what they are going through. >> his son was one of the 17 killed at stoneman douglas high school. the family launched a non-profit in his memory. horses trained by jail inmates were put up for adoption in northern california. the bureau of land management has been holding the auction a few years in elk grove. all of the horses were once wild and it's the blm responsibility to protect them. it will gather them to control

the population and then have the horses trained and put up for adoption. organizers say the animals and the inmates both benefit from the program. >> it's a great program, a positive thing for not just here at our facility but the people we're putting back in the community. >> it's a win/win. the facilities where the training is done is a sacramento county jails. the warriors on the road tonight. but you can see them in a whole new way in the bay area. details of dubs against the world ahead. plus some of you could see more rain this week. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the accuweather forecasts. mike shoe in the green jacket up fmt patrick reed held off a handful of suitors for the fashion statement winning his it first major process we have

all right this the may be a little bit of an understatement. a rather unique estate kale in san francisco. >> abc 7 news was at thermory and mission street where everything must go. it's more than military story. the building was the home of kink.com an internet porn company.

>> you can imagine what was for sale. shoppers found a variety of items but mostly office furniture is left. >> there is a few interesting items left. but most of it already sold. we had huge crowds on friday and saturday. friday even in the pouring rain and people had to bring umbrellas. we them a line around the corner. >> the sale ends tomorrow. well abc 7 news was at the convention center in downtown san jose for this year's silicon valley comic-con, founded by steve wozniak three years ago. scaled down a bit but didn't dampen the enthusiasm of fans. this year's comic-con took a science focus thanks to nasa and other tech anemias to the three day celebration. abc 7 news was at the cultural skrernt in san francisco for dubs against the world. an art show as the name might imply. all the works haves a warrior theme. you'll find fun takes on players

and coaches as well as tributes to the past. fans say the team lends itself to artistic interpretations. >> they're like a perfect couple. everybody has something to offer. each player is different and unique. that's why you can -- a lot of people can relate to that. >> today is the last day of the exhibit. doors close at 10:00 tonight. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma. we are tracking warmer weather moving in tomorrow afternoon. before the rurp of some showers to the region. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the weekend certainly starting off with rain yesterday. today a excretely different story. live doppler 7 coming up dry for the time being. in fact look outside. a live look from emeryvilleville, the sun is so bright right now, not a cloud to be seen from the vantage point. we are in store for a gorgeous evening on the which. temperatures responding nicerily to the sunshine.

moly in the 60s this afternoon. pretty much right where we should be. 60 in san francisco, down in the south bay mountain view, 63. 64 in san jose. and santa rosa. 67. . overnight we keep the clear skies. could have a little bit of patchy fog right along our immediate coastline. otherwise temperatures drop to the 40s for most. san francisco and san jose warmer overnight dropping to the lower 50s. here is the setup. live doppler 7 with satellite, the rain from earlier in the weekend is out of here. now, high essure is moving in. that's a quiet weather pattern. this is helping to bring us warmergt to start off the week tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures soar to the 70s to the 80s. well above average for this time of year. sunny and 80 degrees in san jose tomorrow afternoon. the same in concord. up to 70 in san francisco. 72 in oakland. 76 the high in vallejo. 76 in santa rosa and antioch up

to 80. warmer to the south. look at southern california tomorrow. l.a. going to a high of 91 tomorrow afternoon. palm springs 98. even inland have been fresn and bakersfield topping out in the mid-to low 80s. but the warm weather sticks around one day. because the cold front returns on tuesday. bringing showers. the storm impact scale, a level one light system tuesday. lingering into wednesday as well. lighthowers at times. less than a quarter of an inches of rainfall. and it turns a little brazy wednesday night. future weather we get you into tuesday morning, it's a mix of sun and clouds out there. tuesday i think the best chance of seeing any showers is really focused in the north bay. if you live south of the golden gate i think machine of your tuesday will be dry. it's a different story, though, wednesday evening. future weather showing you wednesday evening by 9:00 i think this is when everyone has a good shot at seeing light showers. and the emphasis is on light. look at future tracker rainfall

estimates as we go through wednesday night, less than and a quarter inches of rain areawood. nothing like late last week. if you see quarter of of an inch count yourself lucky. it's weak. here is the forecast. warm starting off tomorrow afternoon. cooler tuesday into wednesday. wednesday the best chance for all seeing light rain. but we dry out brighten up by friday and into next week. now abc 7 sports with mike shumann. >> the toughest thing in golf is a third round lead at a major at a front run are it's more mental as you try not to lose on the final day. while the rest of the field is hunting you down. well patrick reed was in that position today at the masters. more augusta history to be made. with no pressure and 9 strokes back to start the day, jordan spieth byrded five of the first nine with approaches like this on 4. you're doing just that rory mcilroy in the final group second when the day began missed this eagle on 2 backup bogeyed.

his putter hit limbfy five bogeys out of contention. >> back 90 spieth cartridging. minus 11 three shots back. and rickie fowler jumps in 13 when the day began .not going away. bifrd on 12. minus 11 at well. the leader patrick reed, feeling pressure. misses the par on 11, drops a shot. then spieth roars back to tie a byrd on 16. but just missed a course record of 6 process with a bogey on 18, finishing 8 under 64, third place. reed retakes the lead. pressure. byrd on 14. and then fowler with the byrd on 18. he is in the clubhouse at 14 under. with a 5 under 67. so reed all you need is a par on 18 for the green jacket and the augusta state graduate does just that winning his first major with that putt, 1 under 71, 15 under for the event. wins by a stroke. sergio garcia puts the green jacket on your new masters

champion patrick reed. >> any time trying to close off a golf tournament is really hard. but to close off the first major and to do it at a place so close to me just to make the putt on the last and make the ball go in the hole and know i won the first major it's impossible to put into words. >> there has been a few majors i've played well enough that score would have held up another point or if there wasn't one other guy. but that's golf. you have to beat everyone. >> you ner give up. i started the round 9 shots back. and you know i came out with the idea of just playing the golf course and have a lotf fun doing it. >> what a day. all right a's and angels in anaheim show high ohtani on the mound the real deal. flirtwood a perfect game. second start in the majors, first at home. and he struck out the side in the first. matt joyce, m-sim onand all swinging. all the offense the angels needed courtesy of mike trout.

see you, his third homer of the year off kendall graveman. 3-0 angels angels ahead comfort ohtani cruising. matt chasm, the 10th striekt out to end the fifth. perfect into the seventh and marcus sim onat the plate. break up the no hitter ohtani 7 innings one hit strikes out 12 and the angels go on to win 6-1 the final. johnson dodgers legend free game today garvey and leonard among the stars dodge he agrees up 1-0 in thele. hunter benes beetds the throe. tide at one apiece and go to extras. top ten two outs for dodgers. kyle farmer deep to right. andrew mckuchen can't get there. cody bellinger other stories. two on two out for branden belt and goes down looking on a border line strike from janssen. doers win 2-1.

giants are 0 and 4 when the opponent stores first. >> warriors tipped off in phoenix. patrick reed congratulations to another first time winner. that's tough to be ahead like that and hold the lead. >> it was great the way he kept a straight face with he they put that jacket on him i'd be going. >> great day. >> thanks a lot. >> well tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, on coffey tv 20. look at this. but first the near silent movie making noi

now, retires talk about what's coming up tonight on abc 7ews at 9:00 on coffey tv 20. alden smith why he ended up in a san francisco county jail this time. and at 11:00. way o paying tribute with a vigil happening now in canada for the bush crash victims from the friday tragedy. >> word is out about a near silent horror flick and critics and movie goers say to get the full effects you have to see in the theeter. >> a quiet place is directed by john by the starter of the office. right now it's at 97% on rotten tomato. that was his wife in the movie emily blunt. >> well a quiet place earned $50

million in north america. more than three times what it cost to make. ready player one came in second with 25 million. and the comedy blockers debuted in third with $21 million. "black panther" $8 million. and past tightenic as totalling -- no $665 million. >> i was about to say you lost $60 oh million somewhere. $665. >>le too many zeros. >> you've seen it by now right. >> oh. >> the shame. i was on a beach in hawaii basketing. right? >> we'll get around to it. that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> have a great one.