fresh new robla will the roadways will be open tomorrow morning for tomorrow's commute three people dead and one missing in another tragic yacht race accident what sailors think what may have happened in the middle of the night. stop that people with got to be together 20 years after the deadly rodney king riots in los angeles we hear the voices of passion a bad for peace. good evening i'm ann notarangelo from demolition to construction crews are working on creating a temporary bypass. to get drivers to the golden gate bridge. don knapp is at the site and tomorrow's deadline fast approaching over the past several years

we've seen a number of mega construction projects over the weekend with a high level of success expectations are high. it looks like they will do it. crews worked through the night and to complete the route to bring monday morning commuters of the golden gate bridge to a new tunnel and down a new bad temper road to san francisco. the first and building a new billion dollar connection rems up a well coordinated attack on the 7 a five year-old doyle drive. this man has lived nearby and watches the progress. to say goodbye to doyle drive this is a golden gate sunday evening fears of sunday evening traffic jams and faded as drivers avoided this band saturday look like an army of robots punched and chewed its way through a football like

stretch of the old roadway. the knockdown roadways and cleared areas for the new connector they cleared old doyle out of the way and cleared columns and let roadbed. there are portions of old oil in the way. in tons of concrete and steel remain it will take months to call it off. and it is impressive like he did not fall down before it we got it torn down we know it what happened to sit like this is amazing. traffic heavier but still less than normal for a san francisco sunday alternative roads and traffic control officers helped ease the back up. a tractor-trailer tried to make a detour through crissy field but it's rare bottom out in. builders are asking commuters to be cautious were asking drivers to take it slow and pay attention there

is a transition you come from the tunnel and down into the d toward it is not a dramatic curve it is a smooth transition. when asked if they're far enough at scheduled to open a tonight and they said no they need all the time they have set aside to get it open by 5:00 a.m. folks at home can keep him tabs on the project in tune in tomorrow and at 4:30 a.m. for cbs 5 early edition or log onto cbs s f. com to see where the project stands. do not forget tune in to kcbs in your cart 7:40 a.m. before traffic updates every 10 minutes. fremont police have arrested an 18 year-old angevin house in connection of a fatal stabbing at a house party. police responded to reports of

gunshots. they found a man pleading their hyde park and yellowstone park drive he died after one this morning. when this is a 100 people many high-school students for at the party. another 18 year-old shot dead at the campus of lowell elementary school in san jose. others went to the school at 925 after hearing reports of gunshots they found a man suffering from one gunshot wound this homicide is the 12th in san jose this year. the coast guard has suspended a search for a sailors still missing after a yacht race crashed three other people on the 37 fund ag and were killed it was taking part in a 125 mi. race from newport beach to ensenada, mexico. it collided with a larger share. two crew members have been identified as one man from

torrance california and a 64 year old man from bradenton, florida. a safety patrol said debris from the yacht was strung across 3 mi.. and this looks like it went through there were very few pieces that were better than 6 4 in. this boat was chewed up. if anybody recovered a jet to be identified. the deaths of five sailors near farallon haydn's two weeks ago cast a shadow on the start of the boating season in san francisco anne mackovic reports that senators are thinking extra hard about safety. opening day on the day for hundreds of sailors take into the water our blood is made of sea water and it is in our blood another euphemism that rings true

the sea is an unforgiving mistress that rings true with the deadly accident in southern california yesterday at side of the san francisco bay when five crew members aboard the boat what low-speed chase " porcelain by two huge waves near the farallon highlands april 14th a terrible tragedy but does not deter as from continuing on the coast, and has temporarily suspended race is so organizers can review safety plans into a new course is scheduled for this weekend and may 12th you cannot have the problems we had and i have a good investigation not looking for something to blame but sure can learn something from this? the coast guard and its auxiliary was present at today's ceremony safety comes to people's minds when these things happened

all the bay area's yacht clubs are reviewing their own recommendations. each crew should have a safety briefing and inspect their gear. the coast guard has not announced when it will end the moratorium on raising anne mackovic reporting. the u.s. government pays close attention to security sources to days before the anniversary of osama bin laden's debt. no evidence of a revenge attack planned but one of shooting is of major concern. alexis christoforus with more. law enforcement agencies on alert for a possible anniversary tack marking the first year and one year after the u.s. navy seals killed a summit in london in pakistan. and leon see an act of pot and we maintain garden the up at a network and is not have the organization or

capabilities that on september 11, 2001 but is concerned about al qaeda and in the arabian peninsula and in yemen. they have demonstrated ability to carry out attacks and the printer cartridge bombs intercepted on u.s. ban on cargo planes u.s. intelligence officials said the master builder of both devices recently resurfaced in yemen intelligence official suspect is working on new bonds they continue to try and to carry out attacks inside yemen and against the homeland the u.s. is working with international partners to track down leads and won't rest until al qaeda is destroyed. alexis christoforus cbs news 20 years ago parts of south los angeles went up in flames. race riots erupted after four white police officers acquitted

in the beating of rodney king. 55 people killed and 2300 injured. the rise it's lasted six days causing a billion dollars in property damage. when the rise began when ready was stationed stopped the music and open the phone lines. that day everything changed her and ron askew was on the arm and on the street frustration turned into a rage. there are sure that we as blacks are nothing we became the people who listen to the voice of an angry public nobody else was listening to? note. stoppage people with back to be together and one particular call still haunts the nation's former

morning man i cannot believe these kids and people are out here doing this to our community i remember her passion i can hear her tears it made me cry as well i am hurd for our people this is not what you call a revolution a revolution brings about change your heart goes out to people like that in a community in turmoil the rhetoric station was set the place to connect. i called reverend jackson and said you got to get out here this is out of control. if there's something you can tell the people what would you say to them the verdict on running scheme was unjust and wrong witness not a compound that pain now by killing each other and by destroying we're live. he walked in the studio men did not leave for the next three days we try to column folks down

with looting and anarchy continues they listen as listeners talked. we need to get ourselves together as a community and the voices of the people were captured on the radio station and that stays with me as long as i live those voices in a lot and this is the ugliest and most disgusting thing i've ever seen, this is not the way for us to vent frustration, this is what they expect us to do. and for three days k j l a was a beacon in l.a.'s darkest hour john blackstone los angeles the worst possible thing ever unimaginable l a on site a van carrying a family of seven plunges off the freeway and telling everyone

inside. mystery surrounds a blind chinese dissident who escaped house arrest the diplomatic dilemma for the united states. mostly sunny and seasonal but ,,,,

across remained of an s u v remove from the bronzeville following an accident that killed seven family members. the accident raises questions about that stretch of the bronx

river parkway or another s u v lost control and fell over a guard rail last june. the most experienced rescue workers were shaken by what they saw. the accident happened shortly after noon a van carrying seven people from the same family bounced off the median of the bronx partway across three lanes of traffic over a guard rail and plummeted 50 ft.. the van landed in a wooded area of the bronx zoo that is not open to the public and far from animal exhibits it is a storage area. when they found of and it was crushed. yoenis arrived on the scene and found the vehicle upside- down with documents in the vehicle the occupiers were man and woman in their 80s one of whom was the driver and three children pronounced dead at the scene known on the ground hurt. in 30 years i've seen on

this once or twice everyone taken aback by it. the van's speed may have been a factor they are trying to determine what caused the driver to lose control. terrell brown cbs news a blonde chinese activist who expose government secrets may be under the protection of government officials but no one is saying anything. linda yee with more what could be a diplomatic dilemma in china this activist is in protective custody at the u.s. embassy in beijing but neither americans nor chinese will admit that and now the government admits that he is in custody or not saying much that means they're talking about it in private and that is the best way to work out the disagreement and hillary clinton will be in china this week with the secretary treasury and for talks.

negotiating his fate could affect the fragile relationship between the two countries. the white house says it will balance the commitment to a human-rights and maintain diplomacy with countries like china. the president will do whatever he thinks is in the best interest of the united states and the individuals involved. the blind activist was protesting china's one child policy. he escaped his cards and released a video pleading with the chinese premier to stop the abuse his family suffers at the hands of police. he said more than one dozen men broke into his house and beat him and his wife they used a blanket his mother. cbs 5 political analyst says the united states and china have a stake in diffusing the crisis. they need united states to

be healthy and have a good relationship where the largest market for all the cheap products they make because we outsourced everything to china. they need us to be a good and happy partner. if this is not resolved before clinton visits then they have to talk about it. china has said many times criticism from the united states and other western governments is unwelcome and meddling in their domestic affairs. hundreds of genocide survivors and descendants of victims gathered for a solid are walk at lake merritt in oakland. in california law makers designate april as genocide awareness month. many anniversaries of modern genocides occur in april participants represent 12 countries that have lost millions of victims these include par-4 bosnia germany and

cambodia. newt gingrich wraps up his last weekend as a contender for the republican presidential nomination. a source says gingrinch will pull out wednesday. he lost a half a dozen staffers after it began last may. some said it was difficult to spend time raising money for the campaign that yet gingrinch rebounded with a double-digit lead in the polls over mitt romney. julie watts is here and let's see what's ahead for the week. i know this rent a let's not panic. not everyone will say at the maybe if you folks to see sprinkles by mid-week. most will see partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions most of the week. a beautiful day today. temperatures topping in the mid

'80s, but we will see cooling into the mid-week. a chance of showers mid-week were talking wednesday into thursday. we will ramp up a marine layer. it will go farther inland then they did this morning. more and onshore flow tomorrow. temperatures marcel in the mid- seventies for most of the spirit mid-week wednesday into thursday will see a cold front passed to the north. there is a chance of showers primarily north of the golden gate we could see showers spread further south. a to early to pinpoint where exactly. keep your umbrella handy. tomorrow and that a pleasant day 64 at pacifica upper 60s for san francisco, 794 napa 774 concord. pretty much seasonal.

and onshore flow so it will feel cooler. not going to be and seasonal. temperatures topping out near a team in the warmer spots at that debt cooler on tuesday. wednesday and was start to cool things down. increase in clouds. there's a the best chance of showers. many in north of golden gate. we could see a few sprinkles south. whenever we see it is short lived, next weekend sunshine back in the picture. it should be pleasant. why we like to live here. a clever way and to make money for a cash strapped california but the governor's mansion up for rent, where the money goes

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the mansion built in 1877 and on to the 13 governors and their families, including the reagans. state park officials hope that the nature of the property well, inspire thousands to use the ad that use the facility. a comeback of the start

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