relatively easy for him... but not for thousands of other . we were just scrubbed out of our plane, canceled this morning. we were able to book another flight. >> relatively easy for him but not for thousands of other passengers. hundreds of southwest flights cancelled one day after a hole tears open in flight on one of the airline's jets. a bay area man hospitalized after he was beat up outside dodger's stadium. >> i'm pretty sure they will find us a new home. >> reporter: waiting to see what the city does next in -- the heart break of homes and businesses lost after 2 flash floods devastate the down. we'll show you what could be the largest egg ever laid.

hundreds of southwest flights cancelled across the country tonight after a hole blew open in a 737 jet over arizona yesterday. investigators investigated the plane. dozens of flights were grounded, don. >> reporter: after that nearly disas asterious failure, folks had understandable concerns about safety but mostly they seemed more concerned about missing and delayed flights. >> a southwest flight arrives at oakland international this evening but about 30 other flights were cancelled today leading to delays and annoyed passenger. >> they are not handling it really well and i'm about 7 or 8 hours waiting to get on a

flight that's not going to be a direct flight and hopefully i will be able to make my cruise ship tomorrow. >> reporter: southwest cancelled flights after yesterday's decompression at 37,000 feet. it left a hole in the top of the fuselage. this shows the hole. this passenger's cell phone video shows the hole in the ceiling prompting the pilot to rapidly descend. >> all of a sudden there was a loud pop. i'm holding the hand of the guy next to me. >> reporter: the hole opened right over cindy wagner's head and had her wondering. >> is this what it's like to die. so many thoughts were going through your head. it's hard to focus on any one, just wondering when it was

going to be over or if they were all going to come on and say it was all a mistake. >> reporter: 79 other grounded 737s looking for the same type of aircraft skin fatigue. >> while cruising at 36,000 feet the aircraft suffered structural failure. the last major maintenance was march of 2010. >> the problem apparently did not scare many away from flying southwest today. margie arrived on time. >> it didn't stop us from getting on our flight. because i don't think the steward he ises or the pilots want to die any more than we do. >> reporter: there are indications that southwest will not have its airplanes inspected and back in the air

tomorrow. thank you, don. more than a third of southwest's fleet of planes are boeing 737 300s. about 170 of those planes are 737 300s. it is the oldest model. the company has replaced the aluminum skin on some of them. anyone who witnessed a savage beating outside dodger's stadium is being lured to come forward with a hefty reward. looking for the dodger's fan who beat a giant's fan. it leaves a paramedic in a medically induced coma. >> la county supervisor is offering a $10,000 reward for information that can lead to the arrest of these two suspects wanted for the severe beating of bryan stow, a 41-

year-old paramedic. he's in a medically induced coma because of swelling on the brain and may have to have part of his frontal lobe removed. >> at some point our suspects hit our victim in the back of the head and he fell and hit his head on the concrete and he continued to be assaulted. >> reporter: because he was wearing giant's gear. >> had information that there was a female suspect involved in this who was the driver of the get away car and there was a small male child inside the car. >> we were a little bit concerned but we haven't had any problems. >> reporter: terry gong took his sons to this afternoon's game. >> was it a choice to come during the day instead of night. >> yeah, a little bit. we wanted to come during the day. just as long as everyone has

fun. >> it's tough. you can't rule out fans that just has no sense. >> reporter: believes more security at games can't hurt and supervisor has proposed restricting alcohol. >> i just went to a game that didn't have any alcohol and it was really boring. >> reporter: santa cruz police have arrested a man -- saw the suspect leaving the bank and at the same time customers noticed two suspicious pieces of luggage left in the bank. while they were investigating the man returned looking for his bags. allowed 52-year-old grant to leave and then they arrested him. he has a criminal history.

he is not a customer at the bank. it is official a peninsula city is shutting down its entire police department. today city officials voted to disband its 12 member police force and outsource services. all the sworn officers would keep their jobs underthe county's proposal. the plan would save the city more than half a million dollars and would balance the budget. they are also working to outsource its recreation department. checking other headlines tonight, police in oak lands are searching for two carjackers who struck at the coliseum bar station last night about midnight. no one was injured. police have no description of the carjackers. two teenagers arrested in connection with the fatal shooting at a mcdonald restaurant. reuben cortez was shot in the

back of the head on south bass couple avenue on march 16th. cortez died 4 days later. tonight two 18-year-olds are facing charges. police believe the shooting was gang related. the cost of a -- two years ago could reach nearly 7 million-dollar. another $929,000 in claimant will be voted on tuesday. has already settled claims totaling more than 1 1/2 million dollars. 47 people were injured when the driver blacked out. that driver no longer works for muny. with more work on the massive drain -- residents of a nearby mobile home are still wondering when they will be able to move back in.

>> emergency work continues at the mobile home park where the dual floods began. people who live there wait in limbo when last week thousands of gallons came rushing through the city not once, but twice. >> then we turn around and hear that noise coming down the rooted and we looked outside and here comes the water. >> reporter: the city is trying to shore up the pipeline that burst march 24th but some neighbors have little faith. >> we called downtown and nobody came and -- or they fixed it once and then finally one of the neighbors went down and undammed the thing. >> they have been looking to see what happened. they have got some ideas. >> reporter: a lot of the businesses are open this weekend but many are still

sporting signs like this saying closed, the door still caked with mud and across the street over here you can see sandbags and a dumpster ready for the continued clean up operation. >> we always come to the laugh en deer store. >> reporter: down the block a flood sale. >> just to get people down here. it seemed like a lot of people came just to look at the damage and hoping that people start spending money down here. >> reporter: is now in trailers. as everyone waits to see what the city does next. >> i'm pretty sure they will find us a new home. they ain't going to let us stay out in the street. but really i honestly don't care care. >> reporter: in capitala. in japan, where highly

radioactive water is leaking and why it's not expected to be a problem. the offer from the rebels for a cease fire in libya. those babbling twins in that video that's gone viral. the sub titles others are adding. we have got a lot of clouds around the bay area today. temperatures really taking a dive but we're getting ready to warm things up again. we'll talk about that coming up.

in japan the struggle to contain the nuclear crisis is now focused on an 8-inch crack. said it found a new crack in the pit in one of the reactors. it's leaking highly radioactive water into the ocean. tried to pour concrete into the pit but it hasn't worked so far. experts say the radiation will dissipate and will not be a health hazard, but plan b, crews will try to inject poli mer. to raise money for relief efforts in japan. the communities hosted this fundraiser. they called it cay can you

cacua. it has left more than 27,000 people dead or missing. pushing on despite a deadly -- the rebels were advancing while the bombing was going on. elizabeth palmer on their lack of training and the deadly consequences. >> chaos in rebel lines has been a huge problem from the beginning both from the few commanders and for nato pilots. on friday at least 6 people are said to have been killed and 25 injured including children in an explosion after a nato air strike hit an ammunition truck. over the past few days rebel fighters discipline has improved and they have apparently received supplies. still gadhafi's military forces

remain well dug in and fighting is at a stem. yesterday under un pressure the rebels offered a cease fire on condition that gadhafi's army withdraw from cities. no way says the president's spokesman. >> they are asking us to withdraw from our own cities and open our cities to people who are holding up arms, who are violent leadership and no one knows who they are. if this is not mad, then i don't know what it is. >> reporter: meanwhile although the violence around tripoli has been over for 3 weeks life is nowhere near normal. governments are hoping that will add to the pressure on gadhafi's government and

encourage -- increasingly hopes are being pinned to a solution to this crisis. i for one have enjoyed the spring sunshine. let's see if laurence can deliver some more. >> clear skies outside right now. a weak cold front went through this morning. but we are getting ready for that off shore wind and here comes that should sunshine again. in the 50s all across the bay. 53 in san francisco. if you are planning on traveling around the state, the high country not bad, although a slight chance of showers in the tahoe area. another chance for showers moves in late in the day on tuesday. one system moving through today kind of stalling out. here comes that sunshine again

and it looks like it's going to be pretty nice for the next couple of days. still a little chilly around the bay area. overnight temperatures 30s and 40s. we're going to bring in that sunshine and about 68 and about 66 in pal palo alto. about 67 liver more and 67 in walnut creek. plan on 60s and 70s in most spots and looking out over the next few days as we're going to see plenty of sunshine. those temperatures soaring well into the 70s. by tuesday things begin to cool off a bit. maybe wednesday night we start to talk about some shoes showers returning to the bay area. this is where the weather kind

of goes schizophrenic. thanks. baby talk has gone viral. translates what these twins may be trying to say. ,,,,,,,,,,

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they are babies after all. but ms to sounds like a bunch of babble and it is. well, they are all babies of course. but one set of twins seems to understand each other just fine. jeannie mows translates. >> if you haven't heard the talking twin babies by now you haven't been listening. their mom put the video on her blog. it ended up on youtube and now these two boys have raised baby talk to a new art. but now talk has turned to what they are saying. >> they are not really saying anything. they are just babbling. >> they are imitating each other, so one is perp et ating the babbling in the other.

>> reporter: dr. harry klein is an expert in speech development. most people seemed to think the babies were talking about socks. or maybe they were talking about current events, certain snake escape. others seemed disturbed by the babbling. there have been cases of twins who really did seem to develop their own private lingo. there was a documentary made about twins that spoke their own language until about # 8 or so. the two didn't have much adult interaction and picked up a combo of english and german t.

parents of the youtube twins have shied away from too much publicity. actually it's more like millions if you count tv and web views. >> i think they were talking about libya. >> someone else had the same idea in this match up with dutch sub titles. these two don't just imitate each other's babbling, they do simultaneous head stands and one could only imagine what they would do if they found a cobra. as one person posted, nominee for best foreign language film. well, they are talkers.

a west virginia high school student is showing off something exceptional. laid a whopper. it could be the biggest egg found in west virginia. jacob said out of his high school teachers gave him 4 chicks last year. say they have never seen anything like it. >> typical large egg is only 2- ounces. and this is 5.5-ounces. a typical jumbo egg is 2 1/2 ounces so this is twice the size. >> reporter: officials say jacob's egg doesn't have a double yoke or double shell. as you know the local baseball teams have been laying quite a few eggs lately. looking for their first wins of the year, next.

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get to their second consecutive it was billed as a battle of the davids. trying to get to their second national championship and 11th seeded -- keeping it loose. this is at practice but didn't work in the game. matt howard had 17 points in the 8th point butler winner. moving on, scored against kentucky in the other semifinal. huskies win by one. they have a chance to win the third national title monday

night. fredy sanchez homers brought in 3, shut la out. tied with the mariners. slap one to derek martin. his error allows to go ahead and run the score. sets the tank. 2 in the third, blasts one past -- a power play. takes possession. throw the records out. the window with the mats get together. had a 32 points. the warriors win and improve their home record to 24-14 which is very impressive until you look at their road record, a place where they are not exactly road warriors. those are good games. >> it was incredible the difference in the two games actually. but butler has their second chance. so they have been there and they know what it's going to

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