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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.

i'm cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> cornell, thank you. shanghai streets are usually bustling with activity but that's not the case this weekend. check it out. because of the coronavirus it's deserted and looks like a ghost town. only a small number of people are venturing out. this is a good indication of just how scary the outbreak is. shanghai is one of china's largest cities and a hub for finance. >>> the outbreak will likely surpass 1700 deaths today. the current total is standing at 1,6270. the number of cases keeps on growing as well. it has infected more than 69,000 people worldwide. we know there are 15 confirmed cases in the united states. two of them are in the bay area. both in santa clara county. >> new details now in the police shooting at an east bay bart station yesterday, bart say the person who was shot is a 17-year-old boy and is expected to survive. it happened yesterday at the el cerrito del norte station. they responded to a disturbance call when they saw a suspect witnesses say had a gun. when they confronted him he

in oakland, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> there's a new top dog at the westminster dog show. >> the best in show goes to the standard poodle. >> siba, am i the only one that's excited? >> note the silence. >> that's fine. the 3-year-old poodle won best in show, she's poised, she's a queen, but dog experts say don't be fooled. she's more than good looks. >> why are we showing that shot again? >> reggie, that might be why she won. every bit counts. >> they do look at that. >> kumasi. >> her handlers say this is siba's last show. she is retiring after the event. she should come on midday live. >> she'll have her throne and take it home. >> reggie, look how beautiful that dog is. her handler lady, you did that. >> oh. >> you know how people -- >> look how she's sitting. >> if people were animals, like if we all had dog versions of ourselves, that's kumasi. i think that's why she feels a strong connection. >> thank you, friend. i aspire to walk around like that. >> i think you walk like that any ways, i am your friend. i accept you and love you. >> thank you. >> i would like to say thank

cornell barnard. >> reporter: rescue helicopter pulling two missing hikers to safety. carol and her husband ewan found alive. rescue teams and search dog named groot found them inside dense brush. >> they're doing okay. they were hypothermia. >> wearing light jackets but alive and talking three or four miles from house they were renting in inverness. missing since valentine's day. >> went for a hike. got lost in dark and don't know what happened after that. most likely they're alive because drinking from puddle they found near where they were located. >> officials say ian ian ian ian himself in a fall. >> reporter: neighbors feared the worse but never gave up. >> search manager we have doing this 40 years and also involved in fire service, speaking with the family. this is a miracle. >> reporter: that's right. the brush where the couple was found was so dense they had to crawl in. spoke with the couple's son by phone, said it's best news ever, so grateful to the rescue teams. in marin county, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> a renowned survival expert said they beat the

cornell barnard was tasked with riding the train at night. here's what he found after hopping on at berkeley. >> reporter: my night at b.a.r.t. started at ashby station in time for the evening commute. here we go. this will be good. as luck would have it, my train was hot and steamy.about safety. >> as the night progresses, when you ride b.a.r.t. at night, the. >> reporter: at 24th street station saw a fare jumper and more in daly city. fare evasion a big problem for b.a.r.t. >> it would be better if they lowered the prices a little bit. >> reporter: malcolm was looking for elevator for daughter's stroller. is it always working? >> about 40% of the time. that could be a big improvement. >> reporter: riders had other concerns. >> sometimes the trains are dirty. >> reporter: we saw this worker cleaning up trash. this woman says the system is working for her. >> fantastic to take it to the airport and some things don't work some of the time but many things that do work very well. >> reporter: you know we did notice a police presence at the embar

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> all right. in the east bay pittsburgh police are investigating a deadly shooting. a body was found frida night at woodland hills park. we first got word of a possible shooting. the victim identified as a 21-year-old man. his name was not released. investigators say the suspect shot the victim, ran to a compact car and ran away. >>> illegal drug use suspected of deaths frowned in marin county. the two were found in a driveway in the area of the sleepy hollow neighborhood. the victims are 32-year-old man from mill valley and 30-year-old woman from tiburon. toxicology tests will happen this week to determine what they died of. the marin humane society is caring for a dog that was found in a car in a driveway. >>> someone analyzed the historical peralta in oakland. the park shared the photos including an adobe oven damaged. it delayed a feast. graffiti scrawled over a rock. >>> a fundraiser took place in east bay to help australia care for koala. jazz lovers serenaded by musicians and the benefit fo

you can follow him on twitter at cornell barnard or look for all the tweets at abc 7 news bay area. >>> consistently named as one of the biggest problems to confront. this is how brazen fare jumpers are. one was caught going through the swing gate at the 24th street mission statement in front of a police officer. the evaders said he lost or misplaced his ticket and out he goes. the police chief, ed alvarez needs more information as to why his officer did not intervene. but his team of fare inspectors is on the prowl looking for people who ride but don't pay. >> our fare inspectors are out there. there's a check-in media fare. they do it in the early morning commute to mitigate the issues generated in san francisco. >> alvarez wants to gina signing officers to be stationed permanently to trouble spots on the system. but that's going to require him hiring more officers. >>> moving on, is there any real chance of rain in our future? >> spencer is tracking it. yourbut as you get older,thing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfull

abc news reporter cornell barnard begins coverage with how the two were found and how they managed to survive. >> reporter: a rescue helicopter pulling two missing hikers to safety. 77-year-old carol kiparsky and her 72-year-old husband ian irwin found alive at the seashore. marin search teams, along with a search dog named groot, found the couple inside the dense brush. >> they were like thank god you found out. we're so happy. carol and ian are doing okay. they were suffering from slight hypothermia. pr both found wearing light jackets but alive and talking. the couple was found three to four miles from the house they rented in inverness. they had missing since valentine's day. >> they left for a hike on valentine's. they got lost in the dark, and they don't know what happened after that. the reason they are most likely alive is because they were drinking from a pudle they found near where they were located. >> sheriff officials say ian injured himself in a fall which likely prevented the couple from walking out. >> our prayers have been answered. >> inverness neighbors feared the w

in antioch, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> pacific gas and electric is out with a new plan to emergenkruptcy, one that it claims will create a re-imagined utility with an enhanced safety structure and improved operations. the plan includes a pledge to overhaul the board of directors. it also vows to regionalize the company's operations and infrastructure to better serve customers and improve safety operations by adding more executives responsible for wildfire safety. the plan comes just days after governor newsom proclaimed that pg&e must become a new company or be taken over by the state. >>> we are in the home stretch ahead of the first contest in the 2020 democratic presidential race. candidates will spend one final day crisscrossing iowa tomorrow hoping to pick up support before monday's caucuses. >> here's abc7 reporter marci gonzalez. >> reporter: candidates crisscrossing iowa. >> i need your help. i need you to commit to caucus. >> reporter: with just two days left before the nation's first vote of 2020. >> this moment will not come our way again. >> reporter: senators running

abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke with the child's family and this morning they are demanding justice. >> happy, like doggy. >> she says her her son hector desperately wanted a pet. it's just one memory with hector she's sharing with us. the unthinkable happened friday. richmond police say a hit-and-run driver struck hector as the family was getting out of the car. >> translator: he didn't help. he just run away. i just saw my son on the floor. >> we were really hurt by it and feel for the family. >> neighbor quincy witnessed the incident. >> i looked up and there was a bang. it sounded like breaking plastic. the car stopped. i looked at the person, made eye contact with him. >> security cameras captured this image of the suv. police say it's an older model two-door ford explorer. >> the vehicle may have possible front end damage. it has custom wheels. >>everyone is hurting. we're all hurting with the mom and the dad. you know, he was part of our neighborhood. >> neighbors say everybody knew hector, a kid with lots of energy and a big smile. his family wanted to share this vid

cornell barnard spoke with the child's family.hey are demanding >> reporter: she says her 4-year-old son hector desperately wanted a dog as a pet. it's just one memory of hector she's sharing with us. the unthinkable happened on friday. police say a hit-and-run driver struck hector as the family was getting out of their car. >> translator: he just didn't help, and he just run away, and i just saw my son on the floor. >> we were -- yeah, we were really hurt by it, you know, and feel for the family. >> reporter: neighbor quincy mccrary witnessed the incident. >> i looked up, and there was a bang. it sounded like breaking plastic. a car came to a stop. i looked at the person, made eye contact with him. >> reporter: security cameras captured these images of the suspect suv. police say it's an older model, two-door blue ford explorer. >> the vehicle may have possible front-end damage. it has custom wheels. >> everyone's hurting. we're all hurting with the mom and the dad. you know, he was part of our neighborhood. >> reporter: neighbor

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay pittsburgh police are investigating a deadly shooting. a body was found friday night at woodland hills park. we first got word of a possible shooting around 7:30 that night. the victim identified as a 21-year-old man. his name was not released. investigators say the suspect shot the victim, ran to a compact car and drove away. >>> illegal drug use suspected of deaths found in marin county. the two were found in a driveway in the area of the sleepy hollow neighborhood. the sheriff's office said victims are a 32-year-old man from mill valley and a 30-year-old woman from tiburon. toxicology tests will happen this week to determine what they died of. the marin humane society is caring for a dog that was found in a car in the driveway. >>> someone analyzed the historical park in oakland. the park shared the photos including an adobe oven damaged. this has delayed a community feast in the park. graffiti was also skraud acrawl over a rock. >>> a fundraiser took place in east bay to help australia care for koala. jazz lovers se

. >> abc7's cornell barnard is live in richmond with more details. you spoke with the boy's mother. >> reporter: yeah, i did. and she cannot believe her son hector is gone. police are actively searching for a suspect. the family pleading for the hit-and-run driver to surrender. >> hector, really happy. i like doggy -- >> reporter: her 4-year-old wanted a dog as a pet. one memory she's sharing with us. the unthinkable happened on friday. richmond police say a hit-and-run driver struck hector as the family was getting out of their car. >> translator: he just didn't help, and he just run away. and i just saw my -- my son on the floor. >> we were, yeah, really hurt by it, you know, and feel for the family. >> reporter: neighbor quincy mccrary witnessed the incident. >> i looked up, and there was a bang. sounded like breaking plastic. car came to a stop. i looked at the person, made eye contact with him. >> reporter: security cameras captured these images of the suspect suv. police say it's an older model two-door blue ford explorer. >> the vehicle may ha

cornell barnard spoke to the first people who found them. >> i remember saying it several times, they'relive. we found them. >> reporter: quincy webster was the first to find the couple missing in the point reyes >> names? and we're amazed. because they seem like they got lost yesterday. >> reporter: new images show the remote where 77-year-old carol and her husband, 72-year-old ian irwin were located. several hundred yards from the nearest road. >> they spent the next four days crawling through the brush. i understand from ian, he would stand up and fall into the brush to compress it. >> reporter: the avid hikers told rescuers they set out for a walk on valentine's day from inverness but got lost when the sun went down. >> the reason they are most likely alive is they were drinking from a puddle they found near where they were located. >> reporter: suffering from hypothermia, scratches and bruises, ian and carol were still able to give thumbs up at the hospital where they were being treated, but told rescuers they almost had given up hope. >> they were overjoyed we had found them. >> re

cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> in east bay pittsburg police investigating a shooting. victim identified as 21-year-old man, name not released. investgators say the suspect shot the victim, ran to compact car and drove away. >>> illegal drug use suspected in deaths of man and woman found in san anselmo hollow neighborhood. man from mill valley and woman from tiburon. coroner's officials won't release the names until relatives identified. dog found in car by the driveway is being cared for by humane society. >>> someone vandalized park in oakland. shared photos. new adobe oven was damaged, delaying a community feast planned there. graffiti scrawled on a rock. >>> tonight the crew was on keanu watch as the star films "matrix 4" in san francisco. we think we found him. hear from fans also staking out the star all day long. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma, we're wrapping up sunny start to the weekend but tomorrow cooler weather moves in. numbers coming up. >>> nba family coming together first time since kobe brzezinsktom steyer...k at this. berman: tom steyer... o'donnell:

. >> cornell barnard is in the newsroom. cornell, how are holding up? >> ama and n, all. about two dozen of the americans testing positive. passengers on board that ship trying to cope under anearquo.n nightmare. some passengers on board of yoamond princess docked in mahako t ryg sane, including these newlyweds. >> we aren't sick and want to keep it that way. >> but others are. >> you don't think something like this will happen living life. >> rebecca is one pas fraernginh a confirmed case of coronavirus. for some, it can be serious and . but so farly adrebecca's treatm in an isolated hospital room on >> it doesn't even feel like a cold to be perfectly honest. i wouldn't have known there was anything wrong with me if they hadn't tested me. >> her husband had to stay behind on the ship. so far he's tested negative. he's on day six of a minimum 14-day quarantine on board of diamond princess. >> i have anxiety julie choy fo is confined to herin c they're okay and not showing symptoms. but there is no contact with the crew. >> tyheivel dheer times. the breakf dinner. other th

cornell barnard spoke with the child's family. they are demanding justice. >> she's happy. very like dog. >> she said her 4-year-old son wanted a dog as a pet. it's just one memory with hector she's sharing with us. the unthinkable happened friday. richmond police say a hit-and-run driver struck hector as the family was getting out of the car. >> translator: he didn't help. he just run away. i just saw my son on the floor. >> we were really hurt by it and feel for the family. >> neighbor quincy witnessed the incident. >> i looked up and there was a bang. it sounded like braking plastic. i looked at the person, made eye contact with him. >> security cameras captured this imannual of the suv. older model two-door ford explorer. >> the vehicle may have possible front end damage. it has custom wheels. >> everyone is hurting. we're all hurting with the mom and the dad. you know, he was part of our neighborhood. >> neighbors say everybody knew hector, a kid with lots of energy and a big smile. his family wanted to share this video tribute of their son. mom who speaks portuguese m

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> that's a nightmare for them. te world health organization today declared a shortage of m 95 masks and isolation gowns needed so badly in the outbreak, but one bay area nonprofit stepped up to help by donating their stockpile of masks. here's reporter leslie brinkley. >> reporter: 1.8 million procedure masks sat boxed and labeled in san leandro warehouse after fires and volcanic eruptions around the world, med share had them ready to donate to the next big disaster. they say that disaster is coronavirus. there are 200,000 yellow plastic isolation gowns badly needed in china. >> so it was originally out of oakland but redirected out of chicago. they have a direct flight into shanghai from chicago. once it reaches shanghai, we have distribution partners who are ready to go to get them in the hands of people who need them. >> these are 95 masks, at good as gold in china. hard to find, ten times the price. despite millions being shipped out, many more of the m-95s are still needed. they're in short supply in many bay

abc7 news reporter cornell barnard shares what witnesses saw. >> this is my commute, every day. that's scary. >> reporter: strong reaction to a scary incident early saturday morning. police say this man wearing a cap and overalls was arrested and charged with attacking two women. around 7:00 a.m., a woman running along the embarcadero was stabbed near pier 19. she says we saw the young woman on her knees. she had a knife in her upper back. she re-enacted the attack 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 with some sort of tool. she was helped into an balance with a bandage on her head. police say the attacks were random. both victims will survive. >> 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 lives on the embarcadeo. he's concerned about the violence. >> i don't know what the solution is. i know it's an issue and i carry pepper spray all the time. >> reporter: the suspect's name

cornell barnard, abc 7. >>> the couple defied miraculous odds emerging alive at that age in marin. the environment benefited the couple by providing -- marin's moist environment benefited the couple by providing them with even a sliver of much needed h20. >> go by a long time without food but not without water. this is a wet area, plenty of trickling springs. in that area, the dew will collect on the vegetation. >> he believes tall trees likely obstructed aerial searches. landscape so rugged teams had to belly crawl around obstacles. just a miracle. the palo alto couple in the hospital recovering this morning. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez talked with their family and has an update on how they are doing now. >> i hope nobody watching this understands how happy i am today. >> the sons feared the worst after rescue missions by land and sea turned into recovery efforts for this parents, carol and ian. family and officials say it was thanks to the couple's background and the outdoors that helped them survive. >> his mom is like an background hunter. they know how to find things a

cornell barnard spoke with some students who have family in china. >> lots of people buying, wearing and hoarding masks. >> reporter: hundreds came to the berkeley school of public health to get the facts about coronavirus. health officials say there are no reported cases of the virus on campus. some students who have family in china are scared. >> they cannot drive cars on the road. everyone has to stay at home. every two days you can go to the grocery store. >> i'm concerned about basically how long this outbreak will last. >> there's a great deal that's unknown. >> reporter: dr. art reingold says there are 12 confirmed cases in the u.s. two are in santa clara county, two in san bonito county. >> every day brings more cases, more deaths globally. >> reporter: next week scientists at this state-run lab in richmond will start testing for the coronavirus with quick turnaround time. right now testing on the federal level takes about a week. >> specimens no longer need to be shipped to atlanta to be tested. that process can be sped up. >>> an entire part of our website is dedicated to h

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