the investigation continues this morning after this happened on a golf course in the east bay what caused the pilot to overshoot the runway and landed on the green. new numbers of one governor brown's plan to close the state budget deficit with the tax hike. what voters think about his proposal on the november ballot. parts of the bay area under a red flag warning right now the fire dangers in the county that had fewer crews to help fight. a lot of news to cover in the next hour with pension

reform what are not passed and the court. the questions about the legality. also high-speed rail as they try to make something happen in sacramento before the november election. this was supposed to have been a relaxing afternoon saturday morning for some guys out there playing golf instead got quite a thrill the next plane with a small plane missed the runway yesterday in concord the plane headed straight for the group showing is what happened next. critics of a mass of the golfers, concentration looking up to see ahead airplane headed your way. the net skid across the grass and ran into the chain- link fence to the end. this plane headed right for foster his wife and two other golfers playing the course of the airfield they saw the plane before they heard it. as it came down and sit

till was hitting the grass which is over your hundred 50 yds to 2 under duress. greta the plane with only a pilot on board reportedly lost power over one of creek managed to collect toward the field. she didn't have any choices. greta the plane came in short of calling closed for repairs on to the grass of the golf course driving range. he started touching down this hall has got to be 250 to the red marker he got all the way to touching here looks like he then climbed into the fence. that's where they're planning. of this plane coming right down on the grass and cannot steer it became sledding over your right into the sense we could see this bent over and the proper there's a whole for the prepare low. he took the pictures of the

plane's load of the time had the fence but the fans of all the coupling from reaching the golfers. he knows he had a close call but makes light of it. @ done digging with paint or pilot to run me down. so far only a preliminary reports but complete investigation trying to determine exactly what happened. of man and woman now behind bars following a four hour standoff out of san rafael motel happened yesterday at a villa in. a woman told police her daughter was held hostage by her boyfriend and said he had done so for police agencies responded to the motel and officers rushed into the room with a love flash bang device after the verdict and shot, and nobody was injured the to of both the men and the woman into custody. the man shot and killed her father and two sons convicted last of the first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of

anthony and his sons michael and matthew and prosecutors say was a case of mistaken identity he thought the final numbers for part of a gain facing the possibility of life behind bars without parole. three suspects under arrest for shooting a man outside of the karaoke bar on credit. three teenagers were involved in the death of a 25 old man and that they then ran away. officers caught them later an east san jose. the ball facing charges of murder and eight to your of facing charges of being an accessory to a crime. the name of the men killed does not been released. looking ahead to california election nov. governor brown's ballot initiative to raise taxes has a slight majority of support in the latest polling. 52 percent of those surveyed by a field poll study shows they would vote yes on the tax proposal the defect percent are opposed and 13 percent are

undecided a measure intended to raise income tax for seven years of people that make over two and $57 the year and also raise the state sales tax for four years. in other news of a special election to replace gabrielle giffords congressional seat is set for tuesday. the democratic and it runs harbor the former district director rector for her office clinic against republican kelly. they showed up to give their support to barbara at a rally last night she was " critically injured in shooting a gesture resigned from congress in january to focus on her rehabilitation. just the start of fire season and northern california but east contra costa county have fewer firefighters on hand. the printer station closures and layoffs with one big reason measure of us fell short during tuesday's elections. if it passed it would create a partial tax to save par services.

a fire district board will be tomorrow to decide coming firefighters to let go in which stations to close. a fire sparked selling in mexico now burned about 10,000 a. called the little bear fire started as a minor fire occur very quickly on friday and saturday fuelled by high wind and thick forests. in the white mountain wilderness of the lincoln national forest so far 20 buildings have been damaged or destroyed. the health of the former egyptian president mubarak appears to be deteriorating. the 84 of his been slipping in and out of consciousness a hospital where he's been kept in a prison a cairo prison. one a week after he got a life sentence or reject convicted him of failing to stop the killing of protesters. the saudis reportedly living on liquids and yogurt. in spain asked for a massive bailout from the european union demonstrators are protesting.

the bailout that's up to one of the $25 billion amounted to $2,600 for every man and woman and child in spain. cloud cover current bid to the country and provide a safety margin. spending the cash and high-speed rail california voters some of the conversation with the head of the states has been real authority. estate wide race to raise money and awareness about aids and still to come much cash expected to be collected by this year's eighth life cycle ride. graduation day at a redwood high-school but more than four dozen seniors involved in a prank that turned ugly are missing from the big day and what they did for themselves instead. warm weather around the bay area today and the red flag warnings posted as well with the entire forecast coming up.

it was graduation day care to tie school in brentwood the missing amid today's big ceremony questions that took part in an ugly prank. the 51 suspended for participating in the senior prank warned not to do and not allowed to walk during graduation ceremonies because of it. part of the prank splutter and washable paid to the campus in putting nodding bumper stickers and the school walls substance were unable to take the final exams as well which some parents don't agree with. because it's their future did just beginning and new face in this academic grace to they should have the opportunity in my opinion. kristin's there are not allowed to attend the ceremony held want it on one of the houses. turning to the weather for a moment it's one here in

probably hot in the valley it's been a lovely day if you can stand the warm temperatures. with more clear skies today with high to begin in the '80s and '90s in some areas. a live look out said right now it's looking lovely outside even hazy with of the heat. a name. things should be a daunting bright and beautiful the sunday morning with red flag warnings posted to midday in the wind picking of the northeast the temperatures forecast to reach the '90s in the end. that's what a red flag warnings are posted for the north and east bay hills expecting gusts up to 40 mi. from our up in the peaks. if you get an up into the hills and the mountains it will really be blowing combined with temperatures reaching the mid- 90s today in the and it's a dangerous combination.

all happening because of something you cannot see the high pressure coast over the pacific northwest creating offshore wind tilting from the northwest to the northeast today giving an offshore component to of this. the humidity is low in the temperatures, and it's going to be a fairly warm sunday for the bay area. as we head out their wreaths will be mostly in the '60s with plenty of sunshine and that will remain true for much of the rest of the week with temperatures warming today this is a model of with the atmosphere should look like of the next few hours you will notice almost nothing because there's no the cloud cover and a high cloud cover are just grinding to a severely clear for much of the day to day bringing the numbers up to the mid-70s to the coast the mid '80s to grab the they in this form is 94 degrees in degrees inland.

new york has sunshine such as los angeles and chicago expect of thunderstorms and high of 82. with temperatures the south bay in the mid '80s 83 at hayward and one for pittsburgh and 91 antioch and the the trip brunswick. in the north bay not quite as warm with leading to the mid eighties and sixties to '70s to the beach. things to stay warm through monday and tuesday we should see a return of fog and the cloud cover along the coast. things remain mild to warm but we will have to wait a couple of days to get a break from the heat. checking the political temperatures and a statewide poll finds the high-speed rail project champion that governor brown has lost a lot of support. the poll was a you asked a los

angeles times has 55 percent saying that they want the bond issue once past put back on the ballot for reconsideration. 59 percent of the vote against if it was back on in addition 56 percent of the households rejected all the organized labor has been a strong backer. supporters say it's a contested investment for california's future creating jobs and develop the green with to trouble. we ask the chairman of the california high speed rail authority if he had second thoughts about taking the job given all the numbers is an important thing to do for the future and obviously a challenge but it think it's very important. we have polls but the fact of the matter in this we have a new plan for high-speed rail not just for the high-speed rail system itself but for real for california 12 plan dollars total investments in real including

cal train high-speed rail systems in los angeles high think as people see the total program to understand we have a good program in a grimace and in california's future. crappy but talk to split into three camps one is are you kidding me it's an expensive and are people going to use it? the second one is the like the idea of it is the timing right in the third idea of the person that says an acadia the timing is right but we cannot afford it in the long run. so which one you want to tackle first? first of all about the timing and was on the bart board for 12 years rebuilt parts to san francisco airport that and many of the same questions as now and successful. but we work with in that in the middle of the economic expansion in the '90s and that was tough. land prices went up labor prices went up its the time to make those kind of investments.

not very many agrees with you. the state senator said it cannot understand the baltic dead prisoners being released stuffed into the county chills. talking about cuts to schools and while were pursuing this but here is the thing the governor has said this that's planning the seeds for the future and we all know how tough the budget to chelation is up there but it's also true we have close to 40 percent unemployment in the central valley among construction workers that's a lot of people leaning against the safety net that increasingly frayed pulling on social services we will turn those folks and the taxpayers big giving the mark. there are lots of jobs here to invest in the future and the state continues to grow with investing in something to move people are around in the next 20 or 30 years.

it's not a luxury it's a choice but how we meet a growing population. will be able to sustain itself or are we going to pull the system like other mass transit's the we will continually have to subsidize the answer to that question is unlike the bart or meat or the public transportation systems requiring a subsidy high-speed rail systems around the world once they're built and spend the money to build them, all make money coming forward. and all of our projections show that 20 be the case in california as well. always said i know as job to transportation or of the above? the first thing that we're doing is trying to see if we of the smart program and what we're saying is we have to invest in california's future and this is one of the investment choices and we think it's a smart

choice. wasn't sold oversold initially no. and i think were the things as governor has done is put people on abysses backgrounder we've tried to bring a better business sense to what this means. the think it's builds in this country without people having a vision so i think at the beginning the people up and on the ballot it was important to have the vision but it's hard thing to build and to do that and think we try to be realistic with the public and when it's when the cost but it will be worth it. marston's not enough space greta the unusual way of various school is tackling the problem of overcrowding.

welcome back. at bay area school district that is come up with a unique way to do with the problem of overcrowding. telling us the students are actually helping to design the project. like many schools in the area belt their elementary marin county needed more space for classrooms and there was no money. but they did have an old school garden and the kids had an idea. the kids knew that there was a space out there and does not being used very well and so

when they're asked what they could do they said why can we learn outside. the entire fifth graders asked to submit design ideas for the outdoor classroom and over 100 kids responded. some wanted and accustomed to have a pool table with a snack shack and there's a fish pond or a fountain. two professional parents that this cooler donated construction and slightly revised professional drawings. the fountain make it to stay and teacher to teacher says it's the community that's making it happen. its nice to see how it blossomed from an idea of into reality. " construction of the new outdoor concert will start this summer finishing before school next fall. and fortunately no water slide were fortunate to be able to come to this doctor

classroom next year. and let's not fool ourselves they're not going to get excited about coming back to school next fall but they're going to be excited about their new digs. thousands of cyclists and volunteer roadies road into l.a. after running all the way from san francisco part of the annual aids lexical ride for five and 45 mi. in the last seven days expected to increase of $11 million this year. raising money for the hiv and aids services in los angeles gay and lesbian center and december is the scope a foundation. this is the event's 11 year. how can get things going the right direction after losing his last four starts as he takes the health of the giants. a is try to avoid being swept up in arizona.

i will have another may have been sidelined but that cannot win the belmont could not provide us with a thrilling finish. back in the giants' lineup closed one for four with an rbi single the giants beat the rangers 5 to 2 ryan went his fifth straight decision. trevor taking time former team he got the win thanks to a five run fifth with the grand slam off parker the diamondbacks beat the a's. the nba eastern conference finals lebron james had 31 points and 21 rebounds and the heat out square the celtics by 20 in the second half when in 1 and 1-88 to address the finals for the second hero.

the devils avoid elimination beating the kings a 2-1 to force the game 6 in los angeles. bradley upset many in the split decision and of its ports. the business side of sports construction is only just begun to the centers is the foreigners of already launched. the reserve seats program for a new stadium in santa clara. fans left by stadium builders license a seat license in order to secure season tickets. it's a one time fee that ranges from 2 to $12,000 a seat. given a ticket holder control of the seat for the life of the stadium the loss after buy season tickets on top of that single billion bears season reserve seats will range from $85 to $200 per game. it will be interesting to see how my people decide to make an investment.

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>> a small airplane misses the runway and landed in the fairway. what witnesses they prevented him and his buddies from being hit >> international leaders condemned the fighting in syria and the violence has now spread to the country's capital. >> the final port of call for the uss iowa. the families and veterans who showed up to the port. welcome back to the weekend early edition. good morning. >> thanks for starting or sunday with us. we have a lot to talk about including our continue

discussion on pension reform. we saw a lot of action on that over the last weekend we will get analysis from legal experts. >> first, a foursome was on a golf outing in concord the other day and they got quite a thrill. >> a small airplane got quite a thrill on the course they were playing on. the airplane reportedly lost power over what my creek but managed to glide towards buchanan field. came in short of the runway and on to the grass of the golf course driving range. >> here is the airplane coming right down and you cannot steer it so he was sliding over in came right into this fence and he bent this over and is, there is the whole for the propeller. >> he says the airplane had slowed by the time it hit the fence but was still probably all

that kept it from getting the group. an investigation is underway. the world south athletes are out of the water and hitting the streets of san francisco. swimmers are hopping on their bikes for the escape from alcatraz triathlon. you are taking a live look right now at race. i am impressed with them but i think they're crazy because they just swam through the bay >> then you off on a bicycle and then you will run a marathon although one of them looks like it is skipping it and going right to running. >> the triathlon is a real tradition in the city >> i think this is when they're getting on their bikes. is pretty amazing, and they come in in wet suits and they almost need to strip while they

get on their bicycles. >> they are making that happen >> apple annual development conference provides developers and i 80 professionals all over the world with technical information about new apple products and it is used to launch new products. some think they might reveal details about the much-hyped iphone 5. >> democrats in the state senate are designing bills to limit the runaround that some people have run into with lenders and their homes. it would expand the settlements that would allow borrowers to sue under some circumstances and bar lenders from filing eat all notices when they're all

eternity, considering alternatives to foreclosures. if you have a hospital appointment, nurses at sutter hospitals will be back on the picket line on wednesday. the strike involves about 4500 nurses at 10 hospitals around the bay area. they are upset about proposed cuts in health care and sick leave and they say sutter wants to make them worked overtime and in areas where they do not have the right training >> in syria, funerals held for victims of overnight schelling's as thousands of protesters vowed to avenge the dead. drew levenson shows us the violence has spread from the countryside to the capitol >> amateur video reportedly shows thousands of people protesting promising to avenge the deaths of at least 20 people killed in the southern city. activists say syrian troops

shelled the area. in the capital city, shattered windows of burned out buses lined the streets. people who live there say this weekend's 12 our attack represents the worst violence yet in this area. u.n. observers are looking into the reported massacre in a village. this farmer says he watched as men in uniform shelled the houses of those loyal to the regina, executed 78 people including women and children but a u.n. spokeswoman says it is difficult to determine exactly what happened and who is responsible. some of the evidence is gone including the bodies >> especially in the muslim world where they bury the dead immediately. >> activists claim more than 13,000 people have been killed in syria since the uprising

began 15 months ago. >> opening statements begin tomorrow in the trial of jerry sandusky, the former football defensive coordinator at penn state now accused of sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15 year period. the charges include involuntary deviant sexual intercourse, and corruption of miners. the scandal cost the school's president is job along with the job of head coach joe paterno. flooding from your record rain has caused millions of dollars of damage in the central gulf coast. heavy rains are forecast for today and tomorrow as well, not a good sign. pensacola has been hit hardest by the recent storms. >> it was just last month that the uss iowa left richmond for its trip to southern california and about 800 people climbed

aboard the ship yesterday. that is how it marks its final journey. >> aboard the ship, original crew members shared stories >> we hit a typhoon going to japan and for three days, the bout of the ship went under water >> is wonderful to be here and to see it and to kind of go back and think of what he went through >> we have gone through really happy times here, we've seen the country and the world and we have gone through some strategy as well. >> today is the tugboat in command. kenneth duncan took his last crews in memory of his father >> he was kenneth james duncan and i am kenneth charles duncan and he was on the first crews and i am on the last crews. >> as the uss iowa makes its

home at the port of l.a. is soon to be enjoyed by everyone for generations to come >> lots of power because i had never sat in the captain's seat before >> the mission for the uss iowa is to be more than a museum, it will be preserved for decades of stories about the ship. it will only clothes on thanksgiving and christmas day. bonded by the swap of a life- saving organ. kidney donors and recipients meet after a life changing exchange >> a look at pension reform, our conversation with a professor from you see hastingses' >> connecting pets in need for caring families. >> red flag

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>> what happens when you are willing to donate a kidney to it loved one but your not a match? a computer program developed in the bay area is bearing up

owners with people in need, even across state lines. >> in a crowded room at cpm see, secrets would soon be revealed >> the genesis for this for way appearing came about three or four months ago >> to from california and to from nevada, for in need of kidneys and for willing to donate one >> i was told i have super kidneys >> this pair is special, it is important to say, because it is anchored by one parent of donors and recipients who were actually compatible with each other and were willing to come forward and be involved in a donation mainly to help other people >> monterey was a match for his wife bonnie but the computer program found in even better match and that opened up possibilities for other people >> on an even think i gave it a thought, it was just yes.

anything that can move this process forward to get bonny a new kidney, that was my bottom line. and if we could help other people? fantastic >> it lead to a four way swap. diane gave hers and the biggest surprise, toby learned his donor was david, a friend of 17 years. >> i hope he gets my kidney >> over 90,000 people are waiting for kidney transplants. in thousand in california alone. a donation like this can take years off the waiting line. eight surgeries in all work three weeks ago >> they all just at their first clinic visit and everyone is doing quite well >> is not only in your kidney is a new lease on life >> i am so proud of him, i can't even begin to tell you. he is just a super hero

>> to the moon and back, as they say >> with a touch of a button the matches are made using a complicated computer program. matched grid was developed by a bay area saw for pioneer who was also a kidney transplant recipient. >> turning to the weather, it will be warm in the bay area and probably hot in the valley. >> very clear skies outside right now temperatures ranging in the 80s or 90s in some locations. very clear, a gorgeous day. >> thing should be bright and beautiful this morning, red flag warnings posted through midday,.

it is a volatile combination which is why those in warnings are posted. we expect gusts up to 40 m.p.h. at the peaks. it will be windy on the surface but when you get into the hills or mountains it will really be blowing. it is a dangerous combination so the red flag warnings are posted. it is all happening because of something you cannot see, high pressure over the pacific northwest is trading offshore wind so the wind it tilts from the northwest today to the northeast and then gives an offshore component to all of this. the humidity is lower, the temperatures come up, and it will be a fairly warm sunday for the bay area. plenty of sunshine and that will remain true for much of the rest of the week. this is future cast, and model of what the atmosphere should look like over the next few

hours and you will notice, almost nothing. that is because there are no low clouds and no high clouds so what will be clear for much of the day today. that will bring the numbers up to the mid-70s that the coast, at eighties around the bay and 94 degrees in the valleys. gusty wind at sfo. new york and l.a. have sunshine but chicago has thunderstorms. in the south bay, mid-80s and near 90 degrees in law status. 83 in hayward. 93 in brentwood. in the north bay, not quite as warm, readings in the mid '80s. sixties to mid '70's at the beach and things will stay warm through monday. tuesday there will be returned

of clouds and fog at the coast. we will need to wait a couple of days to get a break from the heat. >> this week we saw voters back pension reforms in san diego and san jose. for a closer look, professor richard with you see hastings >> one of the things we talked about is the impact of the passage and this is what he had to say >> is a serious issue because it means a significant reduction in their benefits because it will require a ploy contributions so unions have immediately filed lawsuits. san jose has filed its own but it is creating a classic tissue under california law as to whether or not these are vested rights or not >> in other words, the union says a deal is a deal. you said this would be my pension plan and you cannot unilaterally change it?

>> i would not use the word can't but california is known as having strong vested rights for pension benefits but that is not an absolute right. there have been court decisions that have allowed adjustments, ironically in san diego where they just passed a measure were they authorized actuarial adjustments that did allow contributions from employees but that was based on the narrow exceptions. there have been other court decisions that have actually held that what they did in san jose did violate vested rights in that unilaterally increasing contributions that the employers are required to pay does violate those rights and any changes need to be reasonable, the courts have the knowledge that government entities can change pension obligations but they have to be reasonable and when there is a take away many

decision say you also need to provide comparable favorable benefits for the employees so the unions will certainly argue that there was nothing favorable >> and the city will argue that what you're saying is that we ask you to give in more than we need to give you something someplace else but we have nothing to give and the reason we're here is that we're going broke and we cannot afford the payments so where is the law on that? >> there have been a couple of situations in bankruptcy where retiree benefits have been able to be changed. the city's own outside legal opinion in this case it knowledge that what is in this measure is untested. if they seem to be trying to create a new rule that there is a separate segregated issue dealing with underfunded liabilities and that seems to be a new fear that they are trying to create. they're trying to say that there is significant unfunded liabilities and it is not unreasonable for the employees

to pay a portion of that and there's no court decision that says that or opinion that knowledge is that but, you know, the court has emphasized that the courts have to analyze each situation on individual facts, past practice, specific language in the charter, specific language and ordinances in a historical context, so it is the classic legal response that it depends on the facts but with the premise that there are strong vested rights here in california >> we have a lawsuit from the firefighters union and the police officers' union but the question is, how much power do the unions have? are we seeing the downfall of labour unions? >> i don't think so. these things go through cycles. 10 years ago after 911 voters were giving greater benefits for police and firefighters so we are in an unprecedented bad

economy, bad investment returns which have hurt pension plans enormously and there has not been time to deal with that. overeat tenure. in san jose, because there were great investment returns they took a waiver and did not contribute to the plan so i think these things go through cycles and many cities and counties are proud of the fact that they've defined benefit plans and not think there will be an immediate rush for that but this is certainly sending a signal to other entities that might be in trouble that this is an option >> campaign 2012, another mad dash for cash >> , obama and ronnie faired ,,,,

>> the state of california set

the stage for another big fund- raising push by president obama this week >> we turn to the political insiders. our first question, how much is this presidential election going to cost? >> obama, 1 billion for romney, and 1 billion particularly to republican super packs so $3 billion will be identifiable and a helluva lot more because there will be 50 states and probably be a contest like you would not believe and that every level money will be the heart and soul of these campaigns >> he is an incumbent. people want to know one way or another how they feel about the president >> the way the campaign is operating right now, it seems like they're on the defensive about everything. they are! romney says he does not even have business

experience, i have not heard the obama people say excuse me, he has been the ceo of the world's largest economy for the past three years! that not business experience? >> from obama's standpoint, he really is an outsider, emotionally and otherwise and when you are the outsider but you are really the insider, you have a lot of trouble making people believe you're still the outsider said the campaign currently is playing with that conflict. he needs to run as the president. bill clinton still runs and he and the president >> obama knows the scene, it is the same speech pretty much. the people there are supportive of him. i saw a lot of young faces and a lot of the people who are writing these checks are the old hillary clinton crowd. a lot of those young technology

guys, hope and change, they're not with the change. >> campaign is doing what the campaign needs to do. when you roll into the town, every officeholder that might be supporting you, you want to surround yourself with them. every athlete you can get your hands on. he has not been doing that. this is the first time he has done that in a long time >> the other thing are these little private round-table discussions or you pay $40,000 to be with him. >> there was 12 weeks ago for asian-americans and your right, they have completely closed this from the media and they really don't explain why >> with all due respect, they will do one of those events in the day that 25 year reporters come up with $40,000 each, then you have it! it is a matter of

money, not a matter of philosophy

>> your new best friend might be waiting for you at a bay area shelter >> that adoption will bring some much-needed cash for that animal organization. it is under way right now, free to adopt a dog or cat this weekend at more than 80 locations in three counties. for each animal adopted for free at the shelter gets between 500-$2,000. we posted more information on cbs s.f. dot com. now is the time >> let's take a last look at the weather. warm conditions will be across the bay area today >> red flag warnings so be aware of that with windy conditions. thanks for joining us.

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