>> is playing basketball with my son and i heard a big explosion. >> a man was lying in front of his house with serious injuries to his hands and legs. he just pipped up his sunday paper, which was rained around a bomb. >> seen a guy laying on the grass. conscious, talking. but he was pretty messed up. >> reporter: the victim was taken to uc davis medical center where relatives gathered and tried to make sense of what happened. >> the doctor that called me says they had some metal fragments in his shoulder, i believe. >> reporter: being taken out? >> yeah. >> reporter: sky 7 was over the scene after dozens of homes were evacuated. atf agents x-rayed another up in which had a suspicious envelope but no other bomb wrs discovered. they made automated phone calls to residents warning them not to

pick up newspapers in front of their homes and report any suspicious items. >> we got a phone call, million, reverse 9-1-1 call. and they said not to touch your newspaper or suspicious packages. that came maybe 20 minutes later. >> reporter: authorities are not sure exactly what exploded but it wasn't an acid or pipe dom. they have been fielding calls from residents who want police to check out suspicious items. >> they have received calls from folks in certain neighborhoods with concerns. they're going to check those out. police believe this is just an isolated incident. >> reporter: the victim is in his 80s. he was often seen talking to neighbors, riding his bicycle. authorities do not believe at this opinion he was the intended target. no suspects in mind at this point. abc-7 news. >> alan: the power is back on for more than 165,000 pg&e customers who lost power this afternoon in marin, sonoma and

monterey counties. the outage started at 1:30 this afternoon. sky 7hd found this traffic signals out in fairfax. pg&e says they don't know what caused the outage but power is back on for everyone out there. a man from san hoe sigh sai -- san jose died while snowboard in the sierra this weekend. his body was found this more. he disappeared yesterday. the sheriff doesn't know if he died from striking a tree or from being exposed to the cold weather. there's a live look at the lake tahoe area from a camera at the heavenly mountain resort. thousands of people hit the slopes to enjoy several inches of fresh snow that was dumped by the recent storms. in capitola, they're digging themselves out after getting slammed by flood waters twice in three days. we have this report from capitola, where the city is

declaring a state of emergency. >> reporter: as if two days of flooding wasn't bad enough, the cleanup is so overwhelming, merchants don't know where to begin. >> going to take at least two or three weeks, so i can't make a living injury the city council chambers were packed for an emergency meeting to declare a local dollars. that start ace process to receive government assistance. many say they won't survive without it. >> we're essentially out of business. we're moving out stuff out today. i can tell you almost 100% certainty we will not return to the city of capitola. >> reporter: this is what is left of the family business. a galley and gift shop of 30 years. paintings were destroyed. what used to be in the storage room, floated into the showroom. what could be salvaged is driving on the sidewalk outside. >> the water came in and the boxes in the warehouse floated

in here. just like a lake. >> reporter: he thinks his losses could be in the millions, and he is not alone. the rain overwhelmed a drainage pipe that runs underneath the mobile home park. two days later, most of cap to la -- capitola village was underwater. now the cleanup begins. >> somebody should be liven -- should be liable. all these people haven in flooded and all the damage could have been preventible. >> residents say they're used to living with floods but never seen anything like this. it still remains to be seen whether it will be classified a flood or a casualty caused by an overburdened pipe. >> city officials say it will take days to figure out the costs. the cost to replace the pipeline could reach a million dollars. city crews are working to get it

fixed before it starts raining again. >> alan: inspectors were in san pablo again today, monitoring six homes threatened by a landslide since this. the soil may be shifting but the homes are sound. three homes on hillcrest road 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. >> many of you are sending in your pictures from the storms. reuben sent in this one from san pablo, saying the trees were upright on thursday, but now they're leaning toward the homes below. and in another sign just how deep the snow is at south lake tahoe, this is one from the heavenly ski resort. the total snowfall is now more than 40 feet out there you can upload your weather photos, video to you

report.abc7news.com, or send them to us via e-mail at ureport@kgotv.com. >> san francisco police are searching for suspects in a fatal park lot shooting at a night club. two men from richmond were shot at 2:00 a.m. this morning at club sick. one of the men was killed. the other man in his 20s is in the hospital but his injuries are not life-threatening. police have no suspects or motive for the shooting. coalition forces take aim at moammar gadhafi's home town. also, new problems at the fukushima nuclear plant, and a new quake rocks japan, all while japan's automakers are getting back to work, but you might have trouble finding the car you want to buy. the free britney spears

concert. >> leigh: we're actually seeing the clouds thicken right now. reports of light rain in south marine, and we look at live doppler 7hd and look at the extended forecast that includes temperatures in the 70s.

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>> alan: nato will assume military command over libya, but the defense department video shows u.s. missles being fired off libya's coast, coalition air raids targeted gadhafi's home continue of sirte. >> we will begin diminishing the level of our engagement, the level of resources we have involved in this. as long as there's a no-fly zone and we have unique capabilities, recon innocence, surveillance, we'll have a prefnlts. >> alan: nato's new role will include upholding an embargo and enforcing a no-fly zone, president obama will speak to the nation about our involvement in libya, and abc-7 will broadcast the speech live. >> a magnitude 6.5 earthquake shook eastern japan, and a

tsunami alert has been issued, but no immediate reports of damage or injury yet. the us west coast is not under any threat. more problems at the fukushima nuclear power plant. high radiation readings are complicating the job of workers trying to cool down overheated reactors after announcing the levels were 10 million times before normalless. plant operators have since apologizing, saying the levels are 100,000 times over the normal level, which is still considered dangerous. in the coming weeks, buyers of japanese cars will have difficulty finding models in some colors. honda extended its shut down of two of the families until next week. but honda will restart motorcycle production tomorrow. nissan has already resumed production of the leaf, but that depends on the frequency of rolling blackouts.

production in the u.s. has been disrupted because of a parts shortage. >> streaming teens and drag queens poured into san francisco to see britney spears today. yes, we'll take you inside that free concert at phil graham civic auditorium. >> supposed to start looking a lot like spring this week. that's what leigh says. >> mike: there is room for two cinderellas in themen's ncaa tournament? there better be as virginia commonwealth shocks kansas. details and

>> alan: this is britney spears leaving a store in the castro today amid a crush of fans. the video was sent by an abc-7 viewer via ureport. you can stop screaming now, shu. britney spears is in town to kick off her new c.d., and today's performance will be shown on "good morning america"

on tuesday. but abc-7 has a sneak preview for us. >> reporter: from down below or high above sky 7hd, you felt the excitement of the fans waiting anxiously for britney spears to arrive. >> i'm so excited. >> hit me baby one more time. >> reporter: some were here since midnight, honestly, what do you talk about while standing in line? >> talk about britney spears, her good and bad, melt downs, what she has been through, her videos and favorite songs. >> reporter: people came from as far as brazil to hear her new song. >> i come here to see her. >> reporter: the miniconcert was free. tickets sold in less than 15 minutes. it took much longer to fill the bill graham auditorium, and rob robin roberts hosted the event.

>> her music is good. i feel like i'm on american bandstand. i think it's her. i think she is one that people full for. >> i'm a classic brittney guy. >> he says, i am. dr. seuss would be proud, and many are proud to be called a britner fan. >> are you a fan? >> i am. i'm so excited. i almost cry when i say it. >> we're told we can only show her playing 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] >> just her music and personality and she is just so big and over the top. [cheering]

>> reporter: three songs later and she was gone. no one is going to hold it against her. in san francisco. abc-7 news. >> alan: and you can watch britney spears' san francisco concert this tuesday morning on good morning, 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. we have a slide show of photos september to us by abc # 7 viewers who were at the concert. check them out on our web site, abc7news.com. we may have some decent weather. >> leigh: we do have some light rain moving in across some parts of the bay area. here's a look from the high definition east bay cam. you can see the gray clouds hovering over the bay. this is the mt. tam tam mall -- the mt. tam cam. the live doppler 7hd picking up a little of this activity.

it's scattered about. there it is. and we take you in up towards the fairfield area where some showers are starting to move into that vicinity. if you're seeing some mist or drizzle, water droplets too small that live doppler 7hd cannot pick them up. so parts of the bay area saw a little more mist and drizzle than what we're sharing. here's a look at the highs. you're going to like them, especially as we head through the middle part of the work week. light showers tonight or mist and drizzle. not a big system. we return to partly sunny conditions tomorrow. sunny and warmer the rest of the work week, talking thursday in some locations close to 80 degrees. so a take forecast. if we can get through this one last system, very weak, you see it up along the north coast. it will move across the bay area

and will fall apart, so not a lot of moisture. maybe a tenth of an inch, a trace of rain for folks down towards san jose. by tomorrow, high pressure starts to build in, and it will park just off the coast, and bring slight offshore winds on thursday and, and that's when temperatures will climb into the 70s and 80s. you can see the modify -- moisture band moving through. that front fizzles out and we'll see dryer conditions and a better commute monday morning, a little fog here and there. otherwise, get ready for clear skies and more sunshine for your day tomorrow. >> lows tonight, 40s in the north bay. napa, 44, 49 san francisco. san jose, a little fog possibly developing there. 47. 45 for livermore. here's a look at the highs tomorrow. a mixture of sun and clouds. a great day tomorrow. a little warmer. 64 for san jose and campbell. 61 for half moon bay.

palo alto, you climb to 64 degrees. a mixture of sun and clouds. san francisco, 60 degrees. north bay, mid-60s. sonoma, 64. east bay, oakland, 64. berkeley, 63. interior east bay, most 60s. brentwood, 65. and down around santa cruz, 63 degrees. the seven-day forecast, it looks great. you're going to like this. we get into a few more clouds on tuesday. but each day we gradually warm up. by wednesday and thursday, temperatures 70s, upper 70s nearle 0 degrees. a flew clouds. >> alan: can't wait. on to shu who is still upset he didn't get his haps on the brittany spears concert tickets. >> mike: i'll get over it. move over, britney spears. one of the final four to get into the tournament is now going the final four. vcu tops kansas.

the southwest regional finals, rams came out smoking. vcu up 10. later in the half, money from deep. the rams hit nine 3s in the first half and led by as manying a 18. the jayhawks rally in the second half. morris driving baselinele reverse, he had 20. then off the steal, taylor, the fly-in for the gentlemen kansas cuts the lead to two. but vcu had the answer. rodriguez to burgess. rams back up eight and they shock the world, moving on the final four to meet butler. >> nobody really thought we could win going into the game, but these guys believed we could win. they knew we could win, and we talked before the game about how nobody else really matters what they think. that's really been our theme. >> mike: in the east final, kentucky and north carolina, into the first half.

brandon knight. buries the 3. kentucky up 8 at the half. carolina battled back. barnes driving baseline. pretty reverse. he had 18. tar heels within four. under 3:00 to play. it's knight again, the clutch 3. he had 22. wildcats up three. on the other end, off the miss. tyler zoehler, putback. two of his 21. 40 seconds left. ligginss coming up large. the 3-ball from the corner. kentucky wins and it will meet uconn in the final four. no number one or number two seed in the final four. >> the women's handle north carolina and face gonzaga monday night. gone sag cpa is in spokane so this is like a home game. the zags are the lowest seed to reach the elite eight. they have one of the best players,court knee, who is averaging better than 40 points and ten aassist game. stanford knows it will be a

challenge to shut her down. >> she really reads the defense well, and comes off the screens very aggressive. so we're going to have to be just as aggressive. she is the head of their horse. if we can contain her and he scoring and penetration and her passing, that's a real key for us. >> mike: arnold palmer has been hosting his own torment for 33 years. in all that time a european player has never won. martin laird of scotland, entered today with a two-stroke lead but faced a shocking collapse. thanks in part to this double-bogey on 11. 5-over through 11 holes. that opened the door for steve marino. he double-bogeyes 17 to drop to 6-under. with new life, laird takes advantage. on 16. the slippery downhill bird putt. and back-to-back birdies, 8-under. marino birdies 18.

laird needs this putt to win. wins his second pga tour title. to nascar. the auto club 400 in fontana. four laps to go, jimmie johnson passes kyle busch for the lead. but two laps later, here comes kevin harvick. bumps johnson trying to take the lead. and then on the final turn of the final lap, harvick goes past johnson. rides the burt into the checkered flag. 15th career win. warriors against the wizards

acknowledge you can think shu's insistent that we leave you with more brit in -- britney spears.

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