search and rescue teams found the raft in concord nearly five miles from where two teenage boys started their rafting trip. 16-year-old matthew miller and 17-year-old gavin powell launched in walnut creek. it was supposed to be a two-hour journey, but the rain of h swollen waters were overwhelming, which in some spots reached depths of 15 feet. >> the creek swells and it is very fast moving. what is more dangerous was the debris in the water, branches, rocks, you can think of any kind of debris. it causes problems and obstructions. >> search and rescue teams found the bodies in concord. two hours later they found gavin's body a mile away from combine concord. both were wearing helmets, but no life preservers. residents who live along the creek have seen tragic outcome, and they even lobbied to have these danger signs

painted, and now say perhaps more needs to be done. >> a lot of times they start in walnut creek, and this is where the under tow is so bad. they really need to put signs back in wall walnut creek also. >> news spread fast. they were juniors in high school. class doesn't resume until tuesday, but grief counselors were on hand to help them comb of the hanson was in a class with gavin who he says was liked by everybody. >> all of my friends were friends with him. he is a good kid. nobody hated him or anything. >> it was two guys trying to have fun. >> michael pope was also a senior. he was in cal -- calculus. >> he was a really good student. you could go to him with anything you want. the teacher would call on him if anybody else would answer a question or something like that. >> and students can expect grief counselors again on tuesday. live in concord, lilian kim,

abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. last april a car with three people inside went into that same creek. two people died in the rain-swollen waters, but a 56-year-old woman was rescued there. she crashed and landed upside down in the creek. a popular place for dog walkers and hang gliders had to be closed after a suspicious item washed up on the beach. as a precaution, they were closed while the bomb squad technicians detonated the device just before 2:00 this afternoon. it is now believed to have been a box of navy flares that may have fallen overboard and washed ashore. it was first reported around 10:00 this morning, and park rangers kept the area closed for several hours. a group of mourner usa tacked a tv news crew covering a murder story in sacramento today. the video we are about to show you is somewhat violent. >> it is public!

>> this video from ktxl shows people attacking reporter john lobertina and photographer rebecca little. it happened outside an ihop near an arco arena. they wanted interview people for a man whoe was shot to death outside ihop. other stations captured the attack. sacramento police have examined it, but no arrests have been made. they escaped with only a few scratches and bruises. he called. it quote, one of the hazards of the job. in washington, republicans and democrats #r* digging in -- are digging in, unwilling to compromise on major budget cuts. without a new budget, the government -- will run out of money in 12 days. >> president veto had sent a bill sent by a gop-controled congress and san francisco saw one of the top tourist

attractions, alcatraz, shut down. yo -- yosemite national park and every other tourist destination was closed as well as the u.s. geological survey. and even the nasa aimes research center went dark. >> read my lips, we are going to cut spending. >> speaker boehner is on a course that would lead to a shut down. that is reckless. >> the situation is even more dire because congress is off all this coming week. that means lawmakers with i will have just five days to strike a deal when they return. it could force a government shut down on march fourth. >> that is the worst outcome. if we shut down the government and calling into question whether we will meet our obligations for social security checks and paying our troops, then that is an absolute utter failure. >> i don't think we are. nobody wants that to happen. everybody realizes that we have to make some significant cuts. >> house republicans passed $61 billion in cuts this this

weekend and now democrats say it is unacceptable. they are suggesting a short funding exteption. -- extension. >> the chairman is insisting that the gop will not agree on even a temporary funding extension because it leaves current spending levels in place. hundreds have been reportedly killed and thousands wounded in libya. that's where demonstrators are rising up against the 40-year dictator of khadafi. in a speech on state television, khadafi's son warned that libya is not egypt or tunisia and the protests could lead to civil war. earlier his father appeared on state television surrounded by supporters raising fists in the air. >> what we are seeing across the region is a yearning for change and a hunger for political reform, economic reform, economic opportunity, greater representation, and we support that.

>> in stark contrast, nearby bahrain is quiet after a week of upheaval that saw seven people killed and many more injured in protests. one u.s. navy ship is shadowing a yacht tonight as it sails toward the coast of somalia with four american hostages on board. pirates hijacked the yacht on fry -- friday. scott and gene own the quest. the pirates want cash in exchange for the four americans. >> they have made a grave mistake. in this case they pushed the united states government too far. i think it will be a drama that will play out in the days to come. >> they often attack ships off the eastern african coast, but targeted few american vessels. in 2009 u.s. navy sharpshooters killed two pirates the last time an

american ship was hijacked ?ie. and a rare treat for snow lovers. they didn't have far to go to find snow. snow on the bay area peaks next. and scientists look for a way to make sure space junk doesn't land on us. >> and i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. boy a nice break from all of the rain. we actually saw some sunshine. we have clear skies and a nice, bright moon light as nice, bright moon light as well.

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look at some of the pictures we shot with sky 7hd. it is still capped with a layer of snow. as much as 16 inches deep. a lot of people wanted to get towpt mountain, but park rangers had to close when it reached apse tee. there is also plenty of snow left. it opened alt noon and there was a throng of snow lovers waiting to get in. some road in on mountain bikes and others brought up their kids. >> some of the kids haven't seen the snow. >> now that you are here, what did you think? >> it is lil lair yus. they are -- hilarious. >> here is what we found in the san thanknta cruz mountains. this is what is left of what fell on friday night. >> what do you think of it? >> it is awesome. >> do you get to the snow a lot? >> no, not really. >> what do you think of the snow? >> it is kind of cold.

we can make a lot of stuff with it. we are getting more great pictures from you, our abc7 viewers. they sent of this a snowplow clearing the clear lake area. this is the empire grade in the santa cruz mountains where they found several fender benders and roads closed. we have a couple shots of mount diablo. it was sent to us by joanne who said they shot it near clayton. on the other side of the mountain, they sent this picture looking at the snow-covered peaks. you can up load them to you report at abc7news.com, or e-mail them to you report at kgo-tv .com. thanks a lot. at least one psychologist worries that self-mutilation videos posted on youtube may serve as a how to guide for young people bent on hurting themselves. a study published in the

journal pediatrics found the youtube videos on self-injury. it happens when people struggle with anger, sadness, depression and other emotion will a issues. this week solar flares could change the orbits of space debris circling the earth. the debris could crash into satellites or crash into earth. richard hart reports on the drive to discover a solution for space junk. >> this is the animation of a very real u.s. u.s. communication satellite and russian satellite. this sim muation -- simulation is crucial in understanding the consequences of the collision of space degree was not easy. >> if you look at the statistics, you would expect to have a significant collision about every two years. that was two years ago.

it is like an earthquake prediction. we are predicting in the window there will be an earthquake. >> there are 200,000 objects in orbit. it is double the number 10 years ago. the ones in this animation are magazine you that fight up to 20 times to make them easier to spot. only a few hundred are tracked because of a huge uncertainty. to reduce that uncertainty, the lawrence livermore laboratory enlisted the supercomputer expertise for a major advance. >> the current system takes hours to go through and calculate. with the supercomputers and the new algorithms, that's something we can do in minutes. >> the lab is working with the naval postgraduate school to launch two like this one with op tau cal telescopes. >> we can use these pathfinder satellites to look at them. we can generate collision warnings. >> a traffic cam in space.

that will go up in a few months. the new knowledge is being transferred to satellite tracking agencies. with the next step in orbit, richard hart, abc7 news. 4*. >> with that -- with that storm front out of the way, what is coming up? >> we are seeing mostly clear skies out there. and it is getting cold already in the mid to even some low 30s right now in the north bay. a nice shot from the high deaf notion sue toe -- high definition sue trow cam. 37 right now in santa rosa. napa is 36. 43 san rafael. 42 in antioch as well as livermore and 42 in san jose. we will continue with some cold overnewt temperatures and it could create some black ice. also frost in the north and east bay location. clouds tomorrow, and a slight

chance of maybe a drop or two in the north bay tomorrow morning. after that get ready for a couple of dry days. here is a look at some of the expected lows with the clear skies. santa rosa 30. 32 for napa. 40 for san francisco. oakland 39. 32 livermore and 36 for antioch. also with us, don't be surprised to see a little fog there as well. we will have clear skies, but you can see the next system is live here and dropping south. ahead of it we will see the low clouds moving in by tomorrow morning. but the forecast models are keeping this low off the coast which means our rain chances from the next system will be very, very slight. the only location that could possibly see a few showers would be extreme north bay communities. 11:00 tonight you will see clear, and then by tomorrow morning 5:00, 6:00 a.m.,

that's when the clouds will start to rush in ahead of the front. -- it is ahead of this area of low pressure. you notice that as we work our way through the day, 9:00, 10:00 maybe a sprinkle or two. then all of the moisture pushes back toward the west and we remain dry and clear things out by tomorrow evening. here is a look at our temperatures for our monday san jose will be 55 degrees with a mixture of sun and clouds. more sun in the afternoon than the morning. cupertino 54. at the coast, you will be right close to that rain line off the coast. maybe a sprinkle or two. half moon bay 51. san francisco 52. in the north bay, especially tomorrow morning, a slight chance of maybe a sprinkle or two. cloverdale 52. oakland, sunshine and 50 four. -- 54. 54 for concord and danville. santa cruz tomorrow could see

some action at 54 degrees. as we head too tuesday and wednesday, most definitely clearing and a little warmer and plenty of sunshine. thursday the clouds thicken a chance. a much colder system will move into the bay area on friday and saturday, and would you believe is chance of more snow and higher elevations. >> don't put the umbrella away just yet then. >> absolutely not. we have another story to talk about. santa clara officials will meet on tuesday night to formally ask the governor not to take the city's redevelopment money. the city is concerned the government may yank up to $40 million already promised for a new 49er stadium next to the great america theme park. the governor proposed disbanding all regions in the state to close a $25 billion budget deficit. without the money, city leaders have no other public money to tap, and they would

have to turn to private sources. and speaking of sports -- >> if that money comes off the table -- they have a lot of worries to get the deal done. you have to see the finish of the cal-ucla game. and is he the next buster poe see for the giants? we go live to camp.

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just to make sense of it all. touch the ball. whoa ! get sharebuilder from ing direct. hey, my headache's gone. mere and -- is here and sh so in arizona. >> we will start with basketball and then get to the giants' first base man for the future. amazing finish for the cal bears. they are trying to stop a losing streak and go to overtime. what a night for this young man. cal was up 11 and gutierrez with a ball fake. 31-20 and the bruins battle back. tyler honey cup and great name. ucla up one.

off the steel and gutierrez pushing it. he had a career high 34. bruins down three 1k3* malcolm leigh. they go to over time. in ot, 20 seconds left and cal up one and brandon smith and clutched three and snaps a four-game slide. they rush the court snapping the bruins six-game winning streak. to the ladies, stanford is visiting ucla. she did not play because of an ankle injury. her sister took over in the second half. kayla peterson is pretty with the reverse. poland with 10 points, 67-53. they have won 52 in a row in pac-10 play. buster posey set a new

standard for first year players, and the giants won the rookie of the year. this year it is brandon belt. mike shumann has more from sports discal. -- scottsdale. >> he had an exceptional year. that might put more pressure on people like me. he made it easier for people like me as well. >> this texas native ripped through the minors with a 352 average and 112 r.b.i and 136 games. he is happy to be in camp and ready for the scrutiny. >> we are trying to use that pressure as positive energy and hopefully play against one another. >> reporter: he will play first base in the outfield. >> i will be ready to play. >> i look forward to watching this kid. he had a great year and he will make some noise this camp. >> reporter: they would love to see that during the season. >> i think my main goal out hire is to keep it as simple

as possible. if i can do that, that's when i am most successful. the giants hope he makes it to the big show sooner than later. in arizona with the giants, mike shumann, abc sports. >> thank you, shu. more from shu tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. kobe bryant is the first athlete to have his hand print in concrete. his fingerprints were all over the all start game in l.a.

kobe bryant may have ailing knees and a busted finger but with the nba allstar game in l.a., you knew the laker star would light it up. a huge weekend for justin bieber. if you are wondering, this is what he will look like in 40 years. this is kobe and with authority. back the other way and chris bosh off the miss. one hand thunder. still in the first and griffin without the car, but still

dunking. then in the second quarter westbrook showing up and showing up angry. third quarter and kobe sees lebron and goes at him. kobe 37 points and named the allstar mvp for the fourth time. james had 29, but kevin durant was money down the stretch for the west. the west winds a defense optional game 148-143. a record setting day in the daytona 500. they had the most cautions and the youngest driver ever to win this lace. -- win this race. in honor of the intimidator who died at daytona 10 years ago. the place was filled with crashes. michael waltrip causes this wreck and took jeff gordon and mark martin out of contention. a few left and ryan new man takes out dale earnhardt, junior and no storybook finish

for junior this time around. after a 16th caution, look who just turned 20. he happenings on and becomes the youngest driver ever to inwith the daytona 500. it was his second sprint cup start. happy birthday, mr. bain. are you kidding me? 20 years old? unbelievable. >> back to the giants. this new fee nom, where do you see them trying to fit this guy in? >> i think they will follow the same that they did with poe see. have him spend the first couple weeks in fresno unless they are tearing the cover off the ball in spring training. they still have aubrey huff. you figure they will be in first place and then go to left. >> interesting to see. thanks for watching.

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