>> alan: an explosive device goes off in a vacaville neighborhood, sending a man to the hospital and police evacuate the neighborhood. that explosive device went off at cashel circle in the browns valley area of vacaville. john alston is there live with the latest. i understand the fbi is now involved. >> reporter: the fbi is involved, number of federal and state agencies. at 3:15 this afternoon, authorities escorting neighbors back into their homes. several dozen homes were evacuated. a few are still offlimits. those neighbors are still not allowed back in the neighborhood has been flooded with local

police and bomb squads from the atf and travis air force base. at 10:20 this morning, an elderly man walked down his driveway to pick up the sunday paper. there was a bomb wrapped inside. when he grabbed it, it blew up. the neighbors came out and found the man bloodied and lying on his lawn. authorities say his injuries are not life-threatening. >> he was waiting for us to arrive. >> was there a typical sunday morning paper? >> we don't know. his newspaper was on his coffee table so wasn't necessarily his newspaper but a newspaper there, or could have been a package. >> i was in the backyard playing basketball with my son. i heard a big explosion, i thought it was a shot gun. >> looked like his finger -- already picked up. leg, concussion might have went

out instead of up. it was a loud noise. >> reporter: dozens of homes were evacuated. the city made automated calls to everyone in vacaville, washing them not to pick up their up in and report any suspicious items they may have seen. this afternoon police have been running around answering calls from residents, concerned they may have seen something suspicious. authorities say no other explosive devices have been found. they are warning residents to be very vigilant about what they see. authorities believe this was an isolated incident. they have no indication that this map was specifically targeted, and have no suspects in the case. they're also -- there weresome rumors this was some sort of acid bomb. authorities say that's not tour, and it's not true this was a pipe bomb. they do not know exactly what type of bomb exploded. abc-7 news.

>> alan: there was major power outage this afternoon in the north bay. about 98,000 customers lost pour around san rafael, vallejo, and american canyon. this is video from sky 7hd of a stoplight out in fairfax. pg&e says the exact cause is under investigation. but is related to transmission substations in marin, sonoma and solano counties. among those who lost pair, the marin county sheriff's office. they operated on a backup generator. pg&e says the power is back on. >> in capitola they're digging out after getting slammed by flood waters twice. yesterday morning, flash flood pouring into downtown capitola, we're live there. what does that mean? >> the long process of asking for state emergency assistance,

fema money, is underway, and let me show you how much these residents are going to need this. this is one block. this store is closed because of the damage. this store right here has a mop inside. they're still cleaning up. this store is closed. one more store here behind us, as you can see, remains closed as well and this right here, this pile of wet rugs and flooring from inside the store, is the mess that's left behind. this is what is left of tom alst shop of 30 years. paintings were destroyed. what used to be in the storage room, floated into the showroom. what could be salvaged sits drying on the sidewalk outside. >> the water came in and the boxes from the warehouse floated in here, so just like a lake in here. >> he thinks his losses could be in the millions, and he is not alone. thursday's rain overwhelmed the

drainage pipe under this mobile home park, and on saturday most of the same was underwater. a one-two punch, and now the cleanup begins. >> this is day two, we are tearing out the carpets right now and trying to dry everything off. >> probably wasn't on this for a week or so. >> chamber of commerce ceo's office is also underwater but she was one of the many volunteers who came to help. >> i walked down here with my gloves. >> the capitola city council champion we we -- champbers were packed for a meeting. many say they won't survive without assistance. >> we're out of business. we're moving our stuff out today. we will not return to the city of tap -- capitola. >> there's now a gaping hole in

this backyard. residents say they're used to floods but not like this. >> somebody should be liable. all these people have been affected two days in a row and this damage is preventible if they took care of their problem up there. >> reporter: we're back out here live. this road is open. you can see the traffic out here. there's been a lot of tourists, coming to walk through this very picturesque town, to survey the damage. right now capitola avenue remains open, but the police chief says he does plan to close it to -- so you will not be allowed to park here unless you're a business owner or involved in the cleanup. the mobile home park remains evacuated, and the city is working around-the-clock to fix the broken pipeline. >> alan: tourism, the life blood. thank you. inspectors were in san pablo again today, monitoring six

homes threatened by a landslide since thursday. city officials say the soil may still be shifting but so far the homes are sound. today things start tote dry out. three homes have been yellow-tagged, meaning they can only be accessed on a limited basis during the day. the deck of one house has been red-tagged, which means it's offlimits. >> in monterey county, the southbound lane began crumbling after heavy rain. a two-mime section is completely closed. crews say it will take at least a month to fix. >> there was second mudslide 30 miles south beyond big sur. caltrans re-opened that section to escorted traffic. >> there's been a new large earthquake in japan. we have the latest on that and

the efforts to get a damaged nuclear power plant under control. later, britney spears shares the love with thousands of bay area fans at a free concert right here in san francisco. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser, some gray clouds hanging over the bay area. yes, we have a few light showers in the forecast. we also have temperatures getting back up into the 70s. we'll check out theeeeeeeeeeeeee

>> alan: san francisco police are searching for suspects in a fatal park lot shooting. two men from richmond were shot at 2:00 a.m. this morning near club six on sixth street, between mission and market

streets. one man was killed. the other man, in his 20s, in is in the hospital. so far police have no suspects or motive for that shooting. across the sea, there is more uneasiness in japan. a tsunami alert has been issued after a 6.5 earthquake struck off the eastern coast around 3:30 this afternoon. a 1-1/2 foot tsunami is expected. radiation levels in water in the containment pond are not as high as originally thought. plant operators first announced radiation levels in the water of one reactor were ten million times higher than normal. but the tokyo electric power company revised the number to 100,000 times higher than normal, which is still considered dangerous. >> in crescent city the cleanup is still going on after the tsunami from the japanese

earthquaker to up the harbor. this have video shows one of the sunken boats being raised. crews have put containment booms around the harbor to keep oil and fuel from spreading. >> just ahead, britney spears hits san francisco one more time. the pop star thrilled fans with a free show in san francisco. >> and have we reached the light at the end of the tunnel of the rainstorm here? leigh glaser has to answer that question for you.

>> alan: in case you haven't heard, britney spears is in town to kick off her new c.d. her performance will be shown on "good morning america" on tuesday, but we have a sneak preview for you. >> reporter: fans lined up at midnight. some even camped out at civic center plaza. >> brittani, you are my -- >> sky 7hd gives you an idea how many people waited to see brittney in the flesh. >> so exciting. san francisco is on fire. >> so excited. >> reporter: once the doors opened, it took 90 minutes to fill the civic auditorium. "good morning america"'s robin roberts were right behind the fans as brittney was getting ready to debut her new c.d. >> not a psychology major but what attracts so many people to

brittney spears. >> she is what she is and she has been through the ups and downs and always comes out though upside of it. >> reporter: we're told be can only show her singing one song. we're not allowed to give it all away. if you want to watch the entire concert, got to watch "good morning america" on tuesday. [cheering] >> amazing. cheering cheering >> some thought the pop star was perhaps a little rusty. >> definitely not dancing as much as we would want her to be dancing. so hopefully this is her warmup and she'll get better. >> reporter: judge for yourself on "good morning america" tuesday. following brittney in san

francisco, abc-7 news. >> alan: you can watch britney spears' san francisco concert this tuesday morning on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. right here on abc-7. we have a gallery of photos sent to us by fans who were at the concert. let's talk to leigh glaser. i believe we are drying out. >> leigh: trying to dry out. definitely going to do that this upcoming work week. right now -- this is the high def -- definition east bay cam, and we have dark clouds, and one more weak cold front that will make its way across the bay area tonight. already bringing light showers and mist and drizzle. right now 52 edition in santa rosa. fremont, livermore, 57 and 60. mountain view as well as san

jose. here's a look at the highlights. a few light showers, maybe some mist and drizzle overnight. get ready for partly sunny conditions on monday, and then sunny and much warmer the next part of our work week. the live doppler 7hd showing you just a few little showers here and there popping up. take you in a little closer. mt. tam, heavy mist and drizzle. fremont, milpitas, light precipitation there, and this will continue to move in across the entire bay area as we head to overnight hours. this is the cold front bringing heavier showers on the north coast, and in the evening hours, it's going to push south and it's just going to fall apart. light showers, mist and drizzle across the bay area. once the system moves through, high pressure will build in on monday, and this is going to park over the bay area to bring us a dry work week and temperatures in the 70s, possibly a few 80s as we head

into thursday. here's the timing. this afternoon, you can see 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, and you see it falls apart. we'll keep the mist and drises until the forecast overnight. and you'll have a dry commute 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. watch out for patchy fog. here's the lows tonight. 49 san francisco. 46 concord. tomorrow, as i said, maybe a little mist and drizzle tomorrow morning, otherwise, get ready for a nice afternoon. mixture of sun and clouds. 64 for san jose, the peninsula in the low 60s. san francisco, sunshine and 60 degrees. north bay, 64 for santa rosa, napa, 63. mid-60s for oakland. fremont, 65. the interior east bay, starting to get up there. 65, brentwood. 64, concord. monterey, what conville, 63. the seven-day forecast, you're going to like this.

a few clouds on tuesday, and then check out those numbers. by thursday, inland temperatures near 80 degrees. 70s and 60s around the bay, and more showers possibly next weekend. >> alan: i like it. shu, another cinderella team massachusetts makes it in. >> mike: i'm in the dark. we just lost our lights. i've never looked better. virginia commonwealth headed to the final four, knocking out the last number one seed, kansas, highlights next in

>> mike: move over butler, another cinderella in town. virginia commonwealth is going to the final four. beating kansas in the southwest reg -- regional finals. later in the half, money from deep. the rams hit nine 3s in the first half. the jayhawks rally in the second half. moore, driving baseline, reverse. he had 20. then off the steal, taylor, flying in for the jam. kansas would cut the lead to two. but vcu had an answer. shot clock winding down, rodriguez to burgess. rams back up eight and shocked the world, moving on to the final four to meet butler, knocking out the final number one seed. >> in the east, kentucky and

north carolina into the first half. knight, buries the three. kentucky up 8. carolina would come back. barnes driving baseline. spectacular reverse. he had 18. tar heels within four. game tied at 67. the freshman with the clutch 3. on the other end, off the miss, zoehler with the putback. tar heels down one. 40 seconds left. coming up large. the 3-ball from the corner. kentucky wins it 76-69 and will meet uconn in the final four. no number one or number two seed in the final four. to the women, stanford held off north carolina last night. they play gonzaga monday night. gonzaga is in spokane so this is like a home game. gonzaga, the lowest seed to make

it to the tournament. >> she really reads the defense well, and comes off the screens aggressive, so we have to be just aggressive. >> she is the head of their horse. if we can contain her and her scoring and penetration and passing, that's a real key for us. >> arnold palmer has been hosting his own tournament for three years, and all that time a european player has never won until today. martin laird had a double-bogey on 11. his approach to the fairway bunker winds up in the drink. 5-over through 11 holes. opens the door for steve marino. he dropped to 6-under. with new life, laird takes advantage. on 16, the slippery downhill birdie putt.

back-to-back birdies drops him to 8 under. laird needs this par putt for the win. longest three feet of his life. he got it. wins his second pga tour title. >> final day of cactus league play. giants and sanchez gave up five runs on six hits and the a's lose the rockies, and a's and giants tomorrow at at&t park and we're here. >> alan: just ahead, the unusual new airline safety video that shows you how to fly without breaking a sweat.

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>> alan: coming up at 6:00. rescue crews have found the body of a bay area snowboarder at a lake tahoe resort, and japanese automakers are getting back to work. and finally, air new zealand has come out with an unusual new way to get passengers to pay attention to the boring safety instructions. >> we're going to work hard, work out and get you fit to fly. let's go! >> alan: the new in-flight video stars richard simmons. he shows passengers how to show away their bags, fasten their seat belts and use oxygen mask with a disco twist. i have a airlines will follow suit.