live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> >> they tried to get away from him and to elude him as fast as they could. >> stalked and attacked, a man and woman in their 50s and 60s stabbed at an east bay bart station. tonight police have a suspect in custody. >> good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. bart said the stabbing could

have been much worse if it weren't for a good samaritan. >> he was cut on the hand while wrestling the knife away. >> 2:45, it's a knife and looks like it's a 4 to 5 inch knife male stubbing another male. >> i need medical. lot of blood. >> a man in his 60s is currently in critical condition. his sister in her 50s is in fair condition. they didn't know the suspected attacker, 32-year-old robert dolf of san francisco. he was acting erratically and the pair was alarmed and exited the train at the oakland coliseum station. police say cameras show dolf attacking the victims with a large fixed blade knife. a good samaritan intervened and in doing so he saved the victims' lives. >> others helped hold him down to the ground. police say they don't know if he was on drugs at the time. >> it appears as though he was out of his mind. there doesn't a appear to be any motive other than to do harm to these people.

>> dolf is currentsfully custody at the santa rita jail on attempted murder charge. police say he confessed but gave no motive. >> authorities say someone shot and killed a 23-year-old man in pleasant hill. it is the first homicide in the city since 2012. and as abc7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us, it all happened during an apparent robbery involving marijuana. >> well, i'm shocked it's something i like to happen here in my neighborhood. >> reporter: neighbor stunned to learn about a homicide on her own street. police say it happened at this home on norse drive late saturday. the victim 23-year-old elor shot multiple times. >> information led to the fact the suspect made specific statements during the course of a robbery targeting marijuana. >> reporter: he died at the scene. a suspect is still at large. police have few leads. >> right now we are telling the

public there is no inherent risk. >> reporter: did you hear gunshots? >> i hrd one. >> reporter: the problem had been a nuisance for more than a year. you called the pleets about this home before? >> yes. >> reporter: this neighborhood who didn't want to go on camera said 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 it had to be some drugs. >> reporter: police won't say how many times they have responded to the home. >> i can tell you that any report we received from any citizen wlrks they be from our community or from any neighborhood, we do follow-up with. >> reporter: a man at the home had no comment and asked us to leave. in pleasant hill, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> former 49er and raider all den smith has been arrested for the third time in two months. san francisco sheriff's department tells the chronicle smith was booked friday afternoon into the jail for violating a condition of his electronic monitoring while on bail. his new bail is set at half a million dollars. smith is due back in court wednesday afternoon. he's pleaded not guilty to domestic violence and other charges. prosecutors say he assaulted a

woman on march 3rd. >> most of us saw several inches of rainfall over the last few days. today, though, the sun was back out. those clouds and the rain, they are now gone. but for some of you they could be coming back in just a few days. meteorologist drew tuma has more. drew? >> yeah, dion, over the next couple days we're going to see wild swings with our weather. first we see warmer air and then we see our next chance for rain outside, sutro tower showing a beautiful night after a splendid end to the weekend. so, what to expect this week? it's a quiet start on monday, very warm temperatures greet us tomorrow afternoon. but by mid week, cooler air moves in. so do the clouds. and our next chance for rain for most of us will be wednesday night, but it will be a sunny finish to the upcoming week. storm impact scale tuesday into wednesy, level 1 system, couple of light showers at times. look at rainfall, though. really minimal. we're talking less than a quarter of an inch once the storm system is out of here. we'll go hour by hour time the storm system out show you how warm you get tomorrow afternoon

and the full accuweather forecast in uh ra few minutes. >> thank you, drew. no struck turds wetures wer. police closed off the area to traffic. >> it will be six months since north bay had 9,000 structures damaged. some opted out of the government debris removal program to have their properties cleaned up of debris. failure to do so could result in a fine. october wildfires claimed the life of a 100-year-old war veteran and his sweetheart. months after their digts teaths family faced bills that kept coming. >> i couldn't believe i had another bill in my hand. >> then consumer investigator michael finney got involved a special 7 on your side tonight at 11:00. legislative analyst worry an

over abundance of trees and brush are putting the state in fire danger. california officials are not working fast enough to manage vegetation. an unprecedented amount of vegetation is dead from the recent drought making its removal evenore critical. they also want the california natural resources agency to take care of forest health instead of cal fire which is busy dealing with ongoing fires. >> president trump is vowing that syria's leader will pay a, quote, big price after a possible toxic chemical attack in syria's civil war. tomorrow the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting. abc news reporter dave packer has the latest. >> reporter: dozens of people are dead after an alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma not far from the capital damascus. patients flooded into makeshift clinics, many women and children struggling to breathe. the united nations security council is set t hold two

meetings monday, one at the request of russia though the topic of the meeting is unclear. the second meeting at the request of the united states and eight other countries to discuss the attack in syria. the syrian regime backed by the russians denies using chemical weapons against its people, claiming the videos were fabricated. but president trump is condemning the attack and making a rare direct criticism of the russian president tweeting, president putin, russia and iran are responsible for backing animal assad. big price to pay. republican senator lindsey graham says how the president responds will be a defining moment in his psidency. >> so, assad is at it again. they see us, our resolve breaking. they see our determination to stay in syria waning and it's no accident they used chemical weapons. >> reporter: white house homeland security advisor said the president and his advisors are discussing options. when asked about the possibilities of a missile strike, he did not rule it out. >> i wouldn't take anything off the table. these are horblble photos. we're looking into the attack at this point. the state department. >> reporter: diane, abc news,

new york. >> well, tomorrow will be a busy day for facebook. the company will tell you if your data was harvested by political consulting firm cambridge analytica. on tuesday and wednesday, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will answer questions about the scandal on capitol hill. >> the father of a parkland shooting victim is speaking out in the best way he feels he can. >> yeah, all of it through a mural, a hammer and some strong words about gun control. >> plus, these once wild horses are now tame thanks to inmates who are trying to reform themselves. and. >> a line around the corner. >> high demand for practical and somewhat impractical items left behind at a former military and adult movie headquarters. details when we return.

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the father of one of the parkland, florida shooting victims is traveling the country with a mural to preserve his son's memory. manuel oliver was in los angeles this weekend and drew a sizeable crowd. he has already brought his mural to miami and new york city. the mural brought out a lot of emotion, not just from manuel, but those who came to see it. >> out there with a loud voice fighting for his rights. now he's not marching for his life. he's marching for your life. so, please stay strong. >> one of them was violence, so i was in -- father and mother what they're going through. >> manuel's son joaquin was one of the 17 people killed at stoneman douglas high school. the family has launched a nonprofit in his memory. >> horses train by jail inmates were put up for adoption this weekend in northern

california. the bureau of land management has been holding the auction now for a few years in elk grove. all of the horses were once wild and it's their responsibility to protect them. it will gather them to control the population and have the horses trained and put p for adoption. organizers say the animals and enmates both benefit from the program. >> a great program. it's been a positive thing for not just here at our facility, but just the people that we're putting back into the community. >> the facility where the training is done is at one of the sacramento county jails. >> the warriors are on the road tonight, but you can see them in a whole new way here in the bay area. details of dubs against the world ahead. >> plus some of you could see more rain this weekend. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> i'm mike shumann. warriors, final round of the masters came down to the final putt. we have another first-time major

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a rather unique estate sale is going on in san francisco. >> abc7 news was at the armory on mission street where everything must go. there's a lot more than just military history inside this amory. the building was the home of kink.com, that's an adult entertainment company. >> shoppers found a variety of items as you can imagine, all for sale, but mostly office furniture is left. >> it's just a few interesting items left. moment of it has already been sold. we had huge crowds on friday and saturday. on friday even in the pouring rain, people had to bring umbrellas, we had a line around the corner. >> the same at the armory ends tomorrow. >> well, abc7 news was at the soma arts cultural center in san

francisco for the dubs against the world art show. all of the art as you can imagine has a warriors theme. you'll find they take on the players and coaches as well as tributes to the past. they say it lends itself to artistic interpretations. >> they're like a perfect couple. everybody has something to offer. each player is different and unique to themselves and that's why you can really -- a lot of people can relate to that. >> today is the last day of the exhibit. you don't have much time. the doors close in just about 40 minutes. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> accuweather a warm start to the week before we track our next showers. live doppler 7, today a lot of sunshine during the daylight hours. tonight equally as clear. dive doppler 7, no issues with precipitation right now. earlier today made it well into the 60s across the board. tonight we currently fallen back

into the 50s. 57 in san jose. 56 in oakland, 59 that current temperature in antioch. here's a call from acyu weccuwe. plenty of stars. a little bit of patchy fog, that's about it. temperatures dropping to mid 40s, 50s overnight tonight. here's what we're tracking. live doppler 7 satellite, the past 12 hours across california, we have had clear skies. thanks to high pressure off the coast. so, the wider picture will show you this high pressure essentially moves over us tomorrow. that will bring the warmer weather and also relax our winds that we had earlier today. here are your highs on monday, well above average this time of the year. 80 in concord, lots of sunshine in oakland, up to 72 degrees. mild in san francisco, high of 70 tomorrow afternoon. 80 in clover dale and a high of 78 degrees in napa. just to our south, though, even warmer weather. look at l.a. tomorrow.

91 degrees for a high tomorrow afternoon. 97 in palm springs. even fresno and bakersfield into the 80s, well above average for this time of year. so really nice night for a ball game at at&t park tomorrow. the diamondbacks are in town, first pitch temperature under mainly sunny skies, 65 degrees. the game wraps up at 10:00, a few clouds here and there, and temperatures cooling offer to 59 degrees. a light jacket certainly needed. by tuesday, though, the warm air is out of here. a cold front will move in and that brings back the chance of a shower both tuesday and into wednesday. this is a light level 1 system with light showers at times. total rainfall less than a quarter of an inch of rain. it does look to be breezy wednesday night. so, future weather tuesday morning. it's mainly dry. a mix of sun and clouds out there. tuesday itself, the north bay looks to have the best chance of seeing any moisture. south of the golden gate you'll remain rather dry tuesday. that will change on wednesday as the actual cold front moves through here wednesday night.

by 9:00, this is when everybody across the board has a chance of seeing some light showers with this quick-moving system. total rainfall, once again, nothg like we just experienced, that soaking late last week. by wednesday night, most spots, you're lucky if you reach a quarter of an inch. a lot of spots likely ending up with less than that. the accuweather seven-day forecast, there is a chance of light shower tuesday, better bet on wednesday, perhaps some isolated drizzle on thursday, but we'll get rid of the cloud cover. sunshine returns on friday and warmer weather greets us to start off next weekend. >> announcer: now abc7 sports with mike shumann. >> they know they won't change if they study for the chance. the season starts next week in the playoffs. they didn't have to do much. it's about tuning up. steph curry on the road, getting some pregame work and some announcing in the second quarter. klay thompson did all the slashing anybody could in the

first, missed the first shot then made eight in a row. he had 22 in the first quarter and wrapped a 34 on the night. quinn cook guaranteed to make the playoff, he cut his career 14 straight high. he had 14. you leave kevin durant open at the top of the keys, pretty much going to do this every time. k.d. at 17, dubs up 14 at the break. third quarter, javale mcgee pushed out of bounds. decides to have a little popcorn courtesy of a passing fan. thank you, thank you very much. and then one of durant's nine assists. 11 for javale. steph all smiles after 17-point victory, finishing out the regular season tuesday in utah. well, the toughest thing in golf is to be the third round leader at a major. as a front runner it's more mental as you're trying not to lose while the rest of the field is hunting you down. patrick reed was in that position today at the masters. more augusta history to be made with no pressure and nine

strokes back, jordan spieth birdied five of the first nine with approaches like this on number 4, that will do it. rory mcilroy in the final group in second when the day began. missed an eagle on 2. and then bogeyed 3. a three-stroke swing, his putter let him down, five bogeys, fades out of contenon. back 9 spieth, cheekeeps chargi. minus 11. rickie fowler third when the day began. he's at minus 11 as well. the leader patrick reed feeling the pressure. misses the par on 11, drops a shot. spieth roars back to tie. just misses the court record. finished 8 under 64 in third place. reed takes the lead. fowler with a birdie on 18 in the clubhouse at 14 under, 500, 67, he has the green jacket and

he's going to do just that. the augusta state graduate with his first major in the shadow of where he went to school with a 1 under, 71, 15 under for the win. sergio garcia puts the jacket on the new masters champ patrick reed. >> any time you're trying to close off a golf tournament is really hard. to close off your first major, to do it someplace close to me, watch the ball go in the hole and know that i won my first major, it's almost impossible, no words. >> ohtani shows he can hit and pitch. strikes out at the first. matt joyce, marcus simeon, all go down swinging. all the offense the angels needed courtesy of mike trout. three-run homer, his third of the year off kendall, makes it 3-0 angels. he moves ahead comfortably with

ohtani cruising. matt chatman, in the 5th. perfect going into the seventh. marcus simeon breaks up the no hitter with a sharp single to left. ohtani goes 7 innings, striekds out 12, angels win it 6-1 your final. johnson dodgers legends pregame today, steve garvey and hack man leonard among the stars. dodgers led 1-0 in the 8. buster posey one to right. throw to the plate, tied at one apiece. once again we go to extra innings. top 10, two outs for the dodgers. cal farmer. deep to right, andrew can't get there. cody scores 2-1 l.a. farmers' first hit of the year. bottom 10, two on two out for brandon. well, goes down. looking on a borderline strike from hailey january son, dodgers win 2-1 series split. 0-4 scored first d-backs in town tomorrow. much more from the masters, look at the sharks playoff, dodgers talks smack post game at 11:00 abc 7.

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tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, paying tribute, a vigil happening right now in canada for the bus crash victims in friday's tragedy. >> motivational speaker tony robbins apologizing for what he said about the me, too movement, taking on thousands in nay. >> the word is out on a near silent horror flick. critics and movie goers say to get the full effects of the movie you have to see it in the theater. >> people have done just that. a quiet place directed by john

krasinski earned $50 million in north america, three times what it cost to make. >> that's it for abc7 news at