are flying the unfriendly skies... and they haven't even left the groun the computers crashed and they flew their hands up. >> they are flying the unfriendly skies and they haven't left the ground. despite this video and dozens of witnesses, no arrests. how a frustrated community is taking matters into their own hands. >> he kept police at bay for hours. the standoff issue the suspect, and the explosive crime he may be linked to. my mother loved a black man and no she was not a kardashian. >> and the imitator that made republicans laugh nervously and got yanked off the stage. good evening, more than 24 hours after a computer meltdown paralyzed united and

continental airline operations, it's still a mess. don knapp is at sfo where passengers who's flights were canceled last night spent most of today trying to get out. don. >> reporter: five hours as you say without those computers stranded thousands of people all over the world, but 24 hours after those computers were supposedly fixed, there are still folks here at sfo trying to get on airplanes. after 27 hours of trying to get on a plane to rome, john was finally heading for the gate at sfo. >> my flight to frankfort got canceled, so i missed my connection in rome and so now i have been waiting here. i've had a bunch of different stand byes i missed. >> united airline computer problem was fixed after five hours. the nightmare for stranded passengers lingers on. robin, her three kids, and a young friend were at wit's end. >> we stand in line for ever. said we could fly from phoenix to boise, but we had to go down

to terminal one. when we got to terminal one, the flight from phoenix to boise is overbooked. >> the airline hasn't been much help. >> the computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. didn't know when they would be up. didn't know what they would do with all these people. >> united said it is working with passengers to rebook or provide refunds. with airlines flying fuller than ever, rebooking has been tough. misty has missed flights half way around the world. >> warsaw was late and then we went to frankfort. >> you're supposed to be in chicago? >> yes. >> how bad has it been? >> it hasn't been bad at all. i got lucky. >> lucky because she got rerouted to san francisco. bumped up to first class. it was almost as good for josh simmons. >> i got here a couple hours early, but still missed my flight. waiting in line after line. hopefully catch another one.

>> got to keep it up on this one. >> oh yeah, it's for work, so i'm getting paid. get paid by the hour right now. >> it wasn't so bad for united airlines because the computer crash came sometime after the busiest part of the day. of course that's no consolation for all the folks trying to get on airplanes. >> when might it be okay for these travelers to go to the airport and assume they are going to get on their designated flight? >> if you talk to officials, things are coming back up. if you talk to people, it's like gee, when am i going to get that flight? it's hard to say. thank you. take a look at this video from the east bay. not one, but two homes burning in pittsburgh. flames and smoke visible from more than a mile away. the home on valley drive where the fire started around 7:00 tonight is a total loss even though firefighters were there in minutes. the flames spread to the neighboring home as was cars. three people went to the hospital to be treated for

smoke inhalation. their conditions are unknown. damage is estimated at a quart million dollars. the cause of the fire believed to be accidental. san francisco police are looking for a hit-and-run who killed a pedestrian in the city's mission district. it happened around 10:30 this morning at mission and 18th street. the victim was an hispanic man in his 40s. the driver fled the scene in his car, described as a 1990s white minivan, possibly a chevy. no arrests yet. a driver being chased by east palo alto police flipped and killed her passenger. officers say the 25-year-old woman sped away when police tried to pull her over. she crashed near east bay shore. the passenger died and the driver sustained serious injuries. police say she will face a number of charges including homicide. >> oakland police haven't made any arrests in the fatal shooting over memorial day

weekend. how volunteers are taking matters into their own hands to help solve the case. >> it's the police can't solve a double murder, maybe they can. dozens of volunteers return to the sight of a deadly shooting in oakland. >> to declare a new beginning in the city of oakland. >> turned into a crime scene near 88th and international boulevard. all captured on this video by a film crew who happened to be there. you can hear the first shot. several other shots followed. la toya, a 28-year-old mother from union city and eric busch, a 29-year-old from san leandro were killed in the street. >> to find your child lay there on the street breathless. i couldn't do nothing about it. >> the sheer number of people with guns at the gathering made the investigation difficult. this man walked past the camera

gun in hand. >> it's very possible the person that killed her doesn't know. think about it, it could have been your bullet that took this mother's life. >> in the printed materials, they are focused on la toya rather than the man. the organizers say his family didn't respond when they asked if they could help. those here though say they are representing all victims of crime. >> instead of the police department and the fire department just coming and washing the blood away, we want to come back and let everyone know that someone actually died on this block. >> this is la toya's 11-year- old daughter. >> i am pretty sad. >> what do you miss most about your mom? >> hearing her sing. >> in oakland, cbs 5. other bay area headlines, volunteers scoured the southern alameda area looking for any sign of michelle lay. once again, no luck. the family of the missing

nursing student is working with a class kids foundation to look for lai. it's been three weeks since the 26-year-old was last seen. volunteers plan to search the area again tomorrow. in san francisco, a woman is under arrest for protesting smart meters. an antismart meter group says amy o'hare was sitting on the hood of an energy truck today and refused to move. o'hare is believed to be the first san franciscoen arrested for protesting smart meters. tonight, fairfield police have someone in custody. he could be responsible for an earlier attack that injured an elderly man. he was there for the standoff that led to the arrest. >> reporter: his hands over his head, daniel garcia walked slowly out of his fairfield home and into police custody following a 7 1/2 hour standoff. >> after deployment of tear gas in the house, our suspect surrendered and was taken into custody peacefully. >> police say a possible

threat remained. bomb units standing by just in case. >> obviously wanted to make sure we're safe. >> police surrounded the quincy lane house around 1:00 p.m. to search a warrant after he detonated an explosive device under a parked car in may. a second explosive device was found at garcia's home thursday, but garcia was gone. police say he has a criminal history, but won't say if he was arrested for making bombs in the past. police are also looking into whether garcia set off a newspaper bomb that named a vacville man in march. neighbors though are not surprised by garcia's arrest. they describe him as strange, paranoid, they say he even shows up on neighbor's doorsteps naked. >> on christmas eve at like 3:00 a.m., he ran outside in the street and stopped right here and was screaming military chants. >> neighbors also say garcia

was aggressive, confronting people on the street. >> he crossed the street and got right in my face and says what are you looking at? i say nothing, nothing. >> did it scare you? >> enough that i said to my husband, let's just get home. >> those neighbors watched closely as the events unfolded, hoping it will put an end to the problems. >> well rock and roll giant, clarence clemens has died. clemens was a sax player for the e street band and one of the key influences for the past 40 years. he was known as the big man. for his size and talent. springsteen called the loss of his friend and mentor immeasurable. clemens died today after suffering a stroke in his florida home earlier this week. he was 69. this is an opportunity that i think has value. >> on opposite sides of the fence and the same side of the

green. they hit the links and the showdown right over the hill. a glowing achievement in alameda county. the achievement for the famous lightbulb. >> three, two, one. >> this was the bay area version of the run of the brides. the unexpected location where women snagged discounted dresses. increasing temperatures and a high uv index for the week. summer is officially here. i have your pinpoint forecast coming up.

boehner hit the green today... teeing-off together in what'

friendly game president obama and speaker of the house john boehner hit the green today teeing off together in what's officially just a friendly game of golf. susan has more on their golf summit. >> the president's first put missed the mark. but the second time was a charm. just moments later, house speaker john boehner drained a short put of his own. the two teamed up to beat vice president joe biden and ohio governor john kasic in a friendly round of golf on saturday. >> this is an opportunity that i think has value beyond the game. >> and while it was all handshakes and back pats on the green, 18 holes wasn't enough time for the two leaders to tee up agreements on major issues. the state is set on capitol hill for a showdown over spending. congress needs to vote to raise the nation's debt limit by august or the country risks

defaulting on its loans. republicans insist they won't support an increase in the debt ceiling unless it is tied to $2 trillion in spending cuts. democrats are on board with slashing spending, but they are fighting back on how much is cut and where that money will come from. there's also been tension between the president and the speaker over libya. boehner said has the president is in violation of the war power act for not seeking congressional approval for action in libya and raised questions how long the u.s. can support air strikes. on the green, the speaker and president were headed in the same direction. something unlikely to last in the weeks ahead. susan for cbs news, washington. >> it's unfortunate that tim pawlenty couldn't make it here, but cut him some slack. he's having his foot surgically remove frd his mouth. oh no, don't worry. luckily for him, it's covered

under obama care. >> reggie brown impersonated president obama today. not all of his jokes went over well with the audience. brown delivered several racially tinged lines about obama. brown's mic was cut off and he was escorted from the stage. the rlc's president called the comedian's comments inappropriate. it may not be the brightest bulb, but the longest lasting. it has been shining continuously since 1901. that's right, 110 years. the globe hangs inside a city fire station. >> nobody knows why it keeps burning. we've had scientists from all over the country look at this lightbulb. >> the 60-watt bulb was used as a night light and it gives off just enough lym nation.

>> you're talking fine. it's so hot out there. we have low clouds making their way over the region. that high pressure system over the west right now. it's starting to push its way in and start to experience the temperatures increasing by tomorrow. in the meantime, let's take a look at the low pressure system making its way to the east. for the most part, some low clouds. definitely making its way towards the east that. high pressure system is what we'll be talking about. that's going to make things warmer and sunnier. conditions are definitely going to feel like summer. for tomorrow, we have temperatures ranging from the low 60s to low 90s. hot and sunny for the inland areas. and some fog for the coastal areas and start to see that dispate, evaporate and a mixture of sun and clouds. let's take a look at your highs for tomorrow. 82 along with morgan hill. san jose seeing a high of 82. making our way into the east

bay, antioch and brentwood, 90s your expected high for tomorrow. considering that june 21 rather tuesday, june 21 at 1:16 spm the official start of summer. 64 for the bay. santa rosa 85. you're expected high 65 degrees. in addition to these warmer temperatures, we will have a high uv index at 9:00 and we will see a high pollen count for trees and grasses. could be uncomfortable for some of you. here's a look at your extended forecast. here's what a lot of us have been looking forward to. extended temperatures. we have low 60s to low 90s for much of the week. actually tuesday is the warmest day of the week. low 70s to high 90s and things are going to taper off as that low pressure system starts to work its way in. not affecting us too badly. we have 50s to 80s on friday and saturday. but not a bad week at all. >> you're livering for all the

dads. thank you. well big doings in little italy this weekend. san francisco's north beach festival kicked off today. booths were set up. then offered art, live bands, food, and what it calls beverage gardens. this is the 57th annual north beach festival. it continues tomorrow. it has been years in the making, but today the san jose vietnam town. the outdoor mall is one of the largest in the world for the south bay's vietnamese population. the developer wanted it to be the row of east san jose. one city leader called the development long overdue. well a cause near and dear to the heart of cbs 5, getting a little attention today. the first annual grad walk raised money for our students rising above program. it provides college scholarships for low income

students. they get financial assistance from applications to graduation. but also much more. >> i think besides the financial help that they give and just the opportunity that they give for us to go to college, they give us mentors and the social aspect we need to build relationships and friendships that last a lifetime and have that type of support. >> 98% of the students are the first in their families to go to college and 90% of them graduate. from fright to fame all sealed with a kiss. .. but is the imag >> it's not embarrassing at all. it's actually a really beautiful shot. >> smooch captured amid violence. but is the image real? the couple kisses and tells. ♪

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... we have the world's longest did you know today is national picnic day and to honor it, we have the world's longest picnic table in the world. it's in san francisco measuring 305 feet in all.

that's the length of a football field. the table built by safeway seats more than 400 people. hey, perfect for your next big barbecue. you won't have to worry about where everyone will sit. plates and food, that's another matter. well this was the bay area's version of the basement in a grocery store. the brides to be looking for bargains found them today at the grocery outlet in oakland where wedding gowns were on sale starting at $99. the gowns usually sell up to $700 and hundreds of women turned out to look for bargains among the tomatoes. >> it's one of the biggest things. it's the first thing you go after, you look for. you're excited, you can't wait. so yeah. i got the e-mail late last night. no sleep and packing, moving into a new home and i had to be here. i'm very excited. this is a beautiful dress. >> she looks so happy.

>> their buyers look for bargains they can pass on and the wedding dresses were such an opportunity. the photo has made headlines around the world. a couple kissing on the ground in vancouver while the city rioted around them. it happened the night the canucks lost the stanley cup. >> when the vancouver canucks lost to the boston brewens and angry vancouver fans rioted, alexander thomas and her boyfriend, scott jones, who was just trying to leave the area were trapped. between police and rioters. >> i was starting to get frightened because i never experienced anything like that before and it's really scary, you know. >> amateur video captured that moment as police rushed in and alexandra was knocked to the ground. >> i don't know why he was being aggressive, but they passed over us and that's when

we were on the ground. >> at that moment, a photographer captured this image as scott jones comforted his frightened girlfriend with a kiss. the photo ricocheted around the internet. as the image went viral, half a world away, hahn no jones thought she recognized the man. >> i went over to scott's facebook page. all his friends were saying do you know you're on the news? you're famous. i was like, oh my gosh, it is my brother. >> on twitter, users speculated about the story behind the image. staged or real tweeted one person. are they kissing or struggling, tweeted another. now the couple of six months wants to set the record straight. >> i didn't impose that way. i think people will be able to say that it's a moment that happened to be on camera and it's not embarrassing at all. it's actually a really beautiful shot. >> a kiss that wasn't just a

kiss. elaine, cbs news, new york. all right, looks real to me. coming up, giants and a's again. also a hockey player/rapper. gets embarrassing. and catch them if you can. rory may have blown up at the masters. you won't believe he has to play. sports coming up after the break. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted.

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last year... bill, start all right the home team has now won 11 straight in the bay bridge series dating back to last year. bill, let's start the clock. the giants scored twice, but the a's answered with four in the bottom. matsui was the difference. that is it. you see it right there. the a's beat the giants 4-2.

moving day at the u.s. open. rory mcllroy continues to walk alone. lee had three straight birdies and an eagle and finished with his best round ever at a major. a 6 under 65, but he is still nine shots back. 368 to get to 14 under. he'll take an 8 shot lead into the final round. over a million people filled the streets of boston to celebrate the first stanley cup title. seeing the cup and hearing brad rap. [ rapping ] >> black and yellow, black and yellow. everything we do, we do it big. thank you boston. thank you. >> pretty sure not upset with that rendition. of course they are having fun.

when you do crazy things, everyone lets loose. >> and we'll give you more time at 11:00. >> we have a lot more coming up. >> have a great night. ♪

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