it does not come in generic form. ask your doctor if nasonex is right for you. >> janelle: in the news this saturday morning, a giants' fan from santa cruz county remains in critical condition after being beat by two dodger fans in l.a. and they are investigating a what caused a hole to rip off during a flight to sacramento and forced pilot to make an emergency landing. >> good morning. temperatures are mild in the 50s to start but wind are kicking up and weekend is going to be cooler and breezy. >> janelle: good morning. it is 58 a.m. i'm janelle wang. the fan that was brutally beaten

is sill in critical condition this morning. police have now released sketches of two suspects. he continues to fight for his life in southern california this morning. lisa amin gulezian has more. >> we're like family here. so we do what we can for each other. >> reporter: the people in san jose can't believe what happened to one of their own. a paramedic was attacked by two dodger fans while leaving the season opener in los angeles. >> he fell to the ground and hit his head and they kicked him several times and fled the scene. he moved being a giants' fan. it's sickening and heart breaking. >> he is now in a medically induced coma and in critical condition. >> we're very worried. we know it's a head injury is

very significant and go either way. it's one of those things that only time will tell. >> reporter: this was supposed to be nothing about happy times for stow who took a few days off of work to go to the game. the rivalry between the giants and dodgers is no surprise but to take it to this level to outrageous to robert. he has known brian stow for years. >> it's a rivalry but there is no reason to get beat up for. >> the family knows this will be a long recovery. they've already started taking donations to help the family. brian stow is a father of two. >> some of employees are offering to give some of their vacation and sick time so he can take the time he needs to recover. they are planning a barbecue fund-raiser next week. >> janelle: today federal

investigators are looking what tore a hole in a jeet airliner. the flight lost cabin publish. southwest airlines has grounded 81 aircrafts from boeing 737 fleet for inspection. now more on the terrifying ordeal. >> when they made it to their destination, an explosion of joy. >> flight 81 started routinely, leaving phoenix bound for sacramento. 118 passengers on the boeing 737. but at 36,000 feet the roof peeled back. >> we could see daylight out of the plane. you are thinking people getting sucked out of plane when there is a hole in it.

>> oxygen masks dropped. >> all of a sudden this mask came down, it was pretty frightening. >> the pilots declared an emergency and dropped 25,000 feet in less than five minutes. >> i've never been that scared in my life. >> one passenger sent a text to his wife, plane going down, love you. >> the pilot landed safely at a military base in yuma, arizona. investigators at n.t.s.b. will arrive today to take a look at the jet. >> it's a but we know how to maintain airlines where this should never happen. >> fatigue holes led to another southwest jet and alaska condition jet opened on flight that had bumped on the ground before takeoff.

an aloha jet came apart, they plunged to their debt. >> it led to an extensive program for elder planes that continue today to check for any metal fatigue. it's still far too early to tell if that is what happened in this case. >> janelle: this morning, new documents are out about a high profile former jesuit priest now in prison nor sexually molesting young boys. church officials here in san francisco knew what was going on but never came forward. lyanne melendez spoke with the family of one of the victims. >> donald mcguire is serving 25 years in prison for sexual acts with minors in 1960s. he has been indicted in arizona for molesting this man's two sons. >> he did retreat in the phoenix

area. i was an organizer. >> documents show that leaders knew month for more than 40 years that he was predator. in 1970 the president of loyola academy wrote -- his presence here has become positively destructive and corrosive. i consider it essential that he be removed from this community. letter was written to one of the top jesuits in chicago. mcguire was transferred to other places and from 1976 to 1981 he taught at usf st. ignatius. they held a press conference in front of the st. ignatius church to reach out to other potential victims. even though to date, no student from usf has come forward. >> to tar us and make us if we're guilty of something when

no one has come forward and no evidence that anything has happened, i think it's unfair to the university. >> the only way that we have been able to get documents and find out about the truth has been through the civil justice system. more victims come forward and use the civil justice system the more we can get to the bottom of what happened. >> in 1981 three months after mcguire was forced to leave us they wrote a letter to superiors. done will have to undergo serious evaluation and therapy. he maim mother theresa's confesser. knowing that this mother felt never uncomfortable. she says her son was molested by mcguire. >> he is in jail but what happens to the rest of people. he conducted a number of retreats during a four-year

stay. he never apologized. he said he was pray for his accusers. he is 80 years old. a former east bay narcotics agent at the center of a growing scandal is opening up about what happened. norman wielsch is head of narcotics task force. he is facing charges he is also accused in a civil luit of stealing private property during warrant searches. they released these surveillance images which claim those show him searching a store without a warrant and seizing personal items but he says it's not him. >> to me, it looks like the officer has tattoos. if you look at the hair, the hair is not the same and build is not the same. plus we wear different gear. if i have done something wrong, i'll admit to it but if it's not

me, it's not me. >> it could involve millions of dollars in damages if it goes forward. scott peterson is asking for more time to appeal. the lawyer filed for the extension yesterday. it was the second time peterson's lawyer made this request. peterson was sentenced to death in 2005 after a san mateo county jury found him guilty of killing his pregnant wife. pg&e restored power last night to all 4400 people who were without power just after 11:00. was the second outage affecting thousands of customers in the city yesterday. early yesterday morning, thousands lost power in hate valley due to under ground equipment failure. investigators are still trying to determine the cause. >> coming up next, japanese

officials say more highly radioactive water leaked into the ocean. and three weeks after the disaster, a dog is found safe adrift at sea floating on what is left of a house. >> also an encouraging development for the u.c. berkeley baseball program

>> janelle: welcome back. troops have successfully repelled an assault in kabul. two suicide attackers disguised as women blew themselves up and third was gunned down when they tried to enter. it comes less than hours after a angry mob went on a rampage

after a burning of quran last week. the crowd overwhelmed afghan police and left five people dead. japan's stricken nuclear plant is leaking radioactive water in the ocean. the crack was discovered along the ocean edge of the plant. authorities believe it may be the source of radioactivity found in coastal waters. it shows twice the term of short term radiation to increase cancer risks in humans but they say high levels of radiation dilute to safer levels. emergency workers plan to use concrete to seal off the leak. japanese coastguard searching for people rescued a dog found drifting on a roof about three miles off the coast in the middle of the ocean yesterday. they believe he survived for

three weeks after the tsunami. it took several hours to catch the dog and get him on a boat. they say his collar doesn't have any information. after being rescued they fed him a good meal. weekend is here and let's get a check of the forecast with lisa argen. >> higher elevation winds and it will be windy for the weekend. in lake tahoe and the airport is reporting 52 degrees gusting to 31 miles an hour. highs there just ten degrees cooler yesterday. 60s there and see plenty of 60s. that is big cooldown and we'll talk about that prospect of rain for next week. >> also coming up a slow start for the giants in l.a. but not for the latest rookie brandon belt. more highlights coming up in more highlights coming up in sports.

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tradition of great conversations about significant issues facing our society. do minimum con college is another site for consideration. >> u.c. berkeley's baseball program makes a final run at reinstatement. the program got a deadline extension yesterday but if they can't raise another million dollars in another two weeks, the 119-year-old program will be a thing of the past. >> andrew is a designated sitter for cal bears baseball team. >> it's a terrible thing for the players. >> he and rest of his teammates are facing toughest opponent yet -- money. >> we've raised $9 million and million to go. >> an attorney has been raising money to keep cal baseball at bat. but they are still a million dollars short. they have given them two more

weeks to raise the funds, if not no more baseball. >> i think we would be somewhat suicidal. >> gordon played baseball here in 1958. they say the plan is to raise enough money to make the baseball team self sufficient. >> i would hate this team leave. >> it's really sad. >> we asked to speak to the chancellor about the state of the baseball team but his spokesman said the chancellor would not comment until he didn't know how the fund-raising efforts went. >> and david is far more optimistic.

>> this isn't a deathblow to us at all. it a reminder, you still have more work to do. >> reporter: in berkeley, ta "abc 7 news." >> first normal salmon sport fishing season begins off the coast today. both commercial and recreational salmon fishing have been closed or drastically reduced because of a steep decline in the chinook population. they declared last year's season a disaster that clears wait for local businesses to get low interest loans to help pay off their debts. should be a little breezy if you are going to be out fishing. >> absolutely. the wind now are picking up over the coastal waters. not so much over the land unless you are in the oakland hills. breezy winds. this view from high above sutro camera, you can see the clouds, pretty cloudy out there now. they will spin out from time to time. tomorrow, sunday will be the sunnier day of the weekend and temperatures significantly

cooler than what we sort of got used to the past couple of days. looking pretty good now in fremont with a mild 55. 55 in redwood city. winds are blowing out towards the delta, 63 in antioch and 54 this morning in napa. we're not talking about rain. we're talking about dry conditions, cooler numbers and the winds will stay with us for tomorrow especially in san francisco. we'll look for breezy northwesterly winds and temperatures right around where they should be for this time of the year. rain chances, they do come back toward the middle of the week. notice the green to the north of us. we do have moisture associated with this weak cold front but it's to the north, around mt. shasta. some of the mountains we'll see a little bit of snow mix and the system will keep the clouds around today and we'll see high pressure quickly build in behind it.

with that the wind throughout the afternoon, up to 30, 35 miles an hour from san rafael, cloverdale and higher elevations half moon bay, throughout the afternoon, up to 26 miles an hour. strong gusts right now, close to waters and it be that throughout the afternoon. as the system builds on in, high pressure ridge, new cooler air mass, will keep the winds blowing tomorrow but at least we'll see sunnier conditions, statewide everyone reflecting the cool are air throughout the state. 63 in yosemite. yesterday they were in the 70s in the southern sierra. still warm in vegas, 90 there. hundred in palm springs, 92 and cloud cover all the way down to los angeles at 73. back home, look for numbers in the upper 60s. santa clara, 69. this is normal for early april. on the peninsula, numbers in the low to mid-60s. cool and breezy at on our coast. half moon bay, 58.

san francisco averaging mid-60s for early april. today, we'll see that more clouds around, 68 in petaluma as well as vallejo. near east bay, numbers ranging from 65 and san leandro winds picking up in castro valley. out over the hills, quite breezy around mount diablo. 70s topping out for the warm number in livermore. 63 in sincerely. only 59 in monterey. -- in salinas. did so winds will be with us over the weekend and a little warmer in monday. temperatures really drop off and better chance of rain coming our way wednesday, thursday and big giants' home onlyer. >> and in sports this afternoon, final four of the ncaa tournament begins in houston,

texas. vcu and butler play in the first game. following that kentucky takes on uconn. last night the oakland a's lost their seventh straight opener. here is larry beil with highlights. >> good morning. the a's opened the 2011 season in front of a packed house, 36,000 plus. new outfielder, josh willingham, big impact but trevor did not last long. bottom of the first, josh willingham, nice way to start. off of felix hernandez, a's up 2-0 and trevor cayhill. control is shaky. walks him with bases loaded. here it comes and there it goes, solo stroke off of craig breslo. mariners up 3-2. here a grounder and throws up the line.

safe at the plate and suzuki is hurt. this locks worse than it turns out to be. right on top of his ankle. left with a mild strain. here is suzuki. >> i mean i never sprained my ankle. it was a little sore, it swelled up a little bit. >> it could have been much worse. brandon belt made his presence felt last night. after three errors in the opener slapping in the field again and dodgers made them pay. that is not going to work. brandon belt ready. >> high drive, center field, get back, outta here! >> belt's first homer gives san francisco 3-1 lead. that's my boy.

jonathan sanchez, eight strikeouts. unfortunately sanchez and giants couldn't hold the lead. sanchez drops the ball. rod barajas, sanchez pulls one in. a single to right and one to score and that holds up, 4-3 the final. giants start the seasons 0-2. >> on to hoops, virginia commonwealth has shocked the world reaching the final four. they hope to shock the world against butler. it's been an amazing run who had to win a playing game. they beat georgetown, purdue and top seed kansas. as they criticize vcu. the coach is smart. >> our video guys constantly taping all the things that the

prognosticators say. we print out every single game and talks about butler. we'll use some of the things that are said. but to be whons you, many people picked butler to win the whole thing. >> shocka, brilliant. we'll have more highlights at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend, i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30, budget buster? how governor brown is using california's first dog to help the deficit. also new growth in the u.s. economy. >> a tv first! oprah: the whole trump family!

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this morning, president obama is focusing on energy in his weekly internet address. in his third address this week, he says the u.s. doesn't have enough oil reserves to meet the

country's need. he set a goal reducing one-third by 2025. >> by doing so we'll make our economy less vulnerable to wild swings in energy prices. we're going to start new businesses all over the country by tapping our greatest resource our ingenuity. >> he plans to visit a wind company. >> jerry brown is trying to help reduce the massive state's deficit even using his own pet sutter. how they are trying to make a big impression. >> brown's dog has become a celebrity. he is now capitalizing on his

popularity by selling his own line of merchandise, and he has his twitter name. it pays $3 per item down on the deficit. jennifer likes sutter so much she bought a hoodie and a coffee mug. >> it's a way to help the budget. but let's be honest but still. >> the brown administration says sutter break-in accounts are unofficial but all signs point to someone in the governor's inner circle. the governor denies being behind it. >> are you twittering? >> i don't know about sutter's twitter activities. >> they have made $700 which the

finance department will not refuse. >> confucius says a journey of a thousand miles begins a single step. >> absolutely. just covering costs and whatever profits made goes to the deficit more power to them. more power to sutter brown. in an effort to bridge the state's budget gap, seven cities increased sales tax. el cerrito and union city have the highest. rates went up by a quarter percent in santa rosa and half percent in novato, concord and tracy. half a percent makes five cents for every ten dollars spent. >> another city is doing away with its own police force to contract with a larger police agency. half moon bay city leaders will

discuss joining neighbors police departments. half moon bay has little crime in the 12 member police force has seen their budget slashed. the city must cut more than $3 million from its budget. san carlos made a similar move about six months ago. >> government figures on the economy showing signs of encouragement this morning. unemployment rate is at the lowest level in two years, 8.8%. employers added 216,000 jobs in march and david curley is finding new growth in the u.s. economy. >> the recession cost this internet start-up company nearly a third of the staff. >> i like that one. >> now they can't hire enough workers. >> we are looking to double our staff next year. >> so you have a hard time

finding people? >> he found greg that was laid off. >> you are happy with your job? >> love it. >> what do you think about the economy in general? >> you know, there is definitely signs of hope. >> manufacturing, too. >> we had about 15% cut back two years ago and we built our staff. >> manufacturing added 17,000 jobs last month. more than 36,000 in healthcare and 37,000 in leisure and hospitality suggesting consumers are ready to spend more. >> two years after one of the worst recessions in our history, certainly the worst one in our lifetime, our economy is showing signs of real strength. >> but all the numbers are overshadowed by this one, more than 13 million americans are still out of work, but this latest report and what businesses are saying is encouraging. >> in 2011 i think war feeling

good. this year should be good and it should be great. >> that was abc's david curly reporting. it also showed wages were flat last month while the cost from gas to food went up leaving american workers with less buying power. >> google cofounder layer page went back to ceo. google announced in january that page will be a ceo. major wants to focus on innovation. company insiders page is directing google executives to meet in public areas so they will be more accessible to hear ideas from the 25,000 workers. we hope you enjoyed the hot

weather. a cooldown is near. >> how about 68 in tahoe yesterday. today we got the winds and clouds headed our way. a little bit back to reality. view from mount tam shows high-level clouds, mid-level clouds and we will be looking at some cooler temperatures, 60s and maybe a few 70s today. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> plus, avalanche danger in the high swear sierra but what the tahoe ski resorts are doing to tahoe ski resorts are doing to protect skiers. [music playing] confidence available in color. depend® colors for women. looks and fits like underwear. protects like nothing else. depend®. good morning. great day. aren't getting the calcium they need. but yoplait wants to change that.

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they've received so much snow there is also a danger that comes with it if you are going up to lake tahoe. we're talking about avalanche season. as laura anthony reports, she actually went out to heavenly and hung out with the avalanche control team. those are the experts that use explosives to keep their guests safe. >> the sign says it all on the way to heavenly's canyon. >> it can be great skiing season. >> as enticing the ski slopes are, with the thrill comes risk. >> the slope angle is a big part of part of an avalanche. >> they are part of heavenly's avalanche control team. after the recent storms, it's their job to bring down the snow on their terms.

in killebrew canyon there is work to be done with a synthetic explosion that packs the pudge of two sticks of dynamite. >> we hang them from a rope over the top of cornices to take the legs out so to speak. >> on this day, he is the one that lights the fuse and then moves away. when the canyon is too dangerous to ski, they will use a giant gun called an ava launcher. >> you put rockets in it and shoot it out with compressed air and we can reduce the risk. >> the motive is to make sure that heavenly slopes stay safe. they made it safe for skiers but the turns.

>> we've created an open gate. >> they are having so much fun out there. let's check on the forecast. >> you got the winds and mountains. it will be windy and cooler in the sierra nevada but back home we're looking at 50 right now. this transamerica pyramid and look at the cloud cover. mid-level clouds and even some stratus but none of this moisture will be reaching the ground. that is way off in the higher levels of the atmosphere. we are talking about temperatures on the comfortable side, starting out this morning in the mid-50s. we drop down to 51. that is it in santa rosa, everyone else is quite mild and winds have been picking up around mount tam and mount diablo, himself of oakland, southwesterly winds, antioch is staying in the 60s. 54 in half moon bay, yesterday, saw 70s on the coast. today, dry and cooler, that will

cover the entire weekend and gusty winds throughout higher elevations getting close to the shoreline. still breezy tomorrow, more sunshine for your sunday. we do believe it will bring a chance showers throughout the middle of the week. it's going to remain actually cool but then below normal as we head towards next weather system. here is a look what is going on. we have a little bit of moisture. up by mt. shasta reporting rain, up in oregon and seattle area, further to the south, a lot of cloud cover. area of low pressure is actually to the south, cold front will be pushing through today. with the cloud cover, we're starting out mild. few areas we'll thin out with the clouds. mostly cloudy. with it, the winds 15-25 miles an hour from cloverdale to santa rosa down to half moon bay. then gusty along the coastal

waters. a little cooler than what we have felt like, maybe 20 degrees cooler. with high pressure building in tomorrow, look for sunnier conditions but still breezy, especially downtown. 69 in redding. few light showers, rain-snow mix in northern sierra. 54 for south lake tahoe. 73 in los angeles. san jose, yesterday you set a record, today that should be the average high for early april. 64, millbrae. 58, half moon bay. bree 59 in sunset district. 54, down. 70 in santa rosa.

67 in oakland. some of the warmer numbers, in the lower 70s from antioch. monterey bay, 59. warming trend coming monday with numbers three to four degrees warmer. then we'll settle back into the 60s. cold showers will come back too. >> janelle: thanks, lisa. >> small neighborhood car rental companies, but what if you could f you could rent your next-door neighbors car? that is behind next generation of car websites that have started here in the bay area. here is dan ashley. >> reporter: san francisco resident is new to the city. he needed a car for a couple of hours to get around. so he turned to relay ride. one of a handful of peer to peer auto sharing companies popping up around the bay area. >> few times i need to go to the grocery store or take a trip, i

can grab a car and go. >> the concept is simple, those in need of a car reserve one in the neighborhood and car owners put one up for rent. >> i don't use it all the time. this is a great way to make extra money off my car. >> she and ryan are happy with relay rides which bills itself the first peer to peer car sharing site. it started in boston. in massachusetts there are 50 participants renting out vehicles to 1,000 borrowers. >> so far the owners make $250 a month in their pocket. we've seen those numbers between $600 and thousand dollars a month. >> not alone in this market. similar companies do the same thing. jessica found getaround. >> basically car sharing has taken off the last ten years.

so if you go peer to peer way you can make a lot more cars available. >> these start-ups are taking advantage a change in california law that allows people to rent cars for a few hours or a few days. >> we see as low a as $3 an hour up to $15 an hour. >> owners are no longer on the hook for damages or accidents. rental companies insurance pick up the coverage. >> what california did, using your car for personal car like this has no affect on your existing insurance policy. >> there is no risk to the owners. they are completely covered. >> these peer to peer auto rent al companies to unlock the cars. they install devices to be able to start up remotely. if the owner prefers they can meet the renter to hand off a key and never obligated to go

through with transaction if they don't feel comfortable. >> the owner's fees are limited but they pick up the cost for gas. now the company pays a percentage of the rental fee for facilitating the service and for covering insurance costs. >> i just signed up less than a week ago. i had two people rent it already. more than i expected actually. >> it's big and it's affecting us in all different ways. i'm really hoping it will reduce our general resources -- >> there are all kinds of cars in these databases. getaround offers 165,000 tesla electric vehicle for just $25 an hour. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> con artists are targeting

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considers to be her own son. >> i said you don't sound like you and he says he had a cold. >> the caller told her he had gotten into a drunk driving accident in dominican republic and needed money to get out of jail. >> i was devastated. i thought good heavens. >> she was so devastated she wired him money, twice. first sending him $4500 and then another $3,000 the next day when he seeded more money. her son gary went with her. >> he had all the right answers for everything. so we went down the bank and went to the western union office. >> the detective says they have seen a big increase in this con nationwide. >> it's a unique way. many times the voice of the caller may be garbled or speak softly. >> the detective works in the fraud decision and advises

seniors to verify everything before acting. >> i wanted them to make sure they are talking to the grandchild. they can ask questions. they can also check out the information. >> both mary and gary are kicking themselves for falling victim. >> made me feel like i had failed protecting my mother in doing the right thing in having her draw out all that money. >> i don't blame anybody. i blame myself for believing in the first place. >> the con also involves a second person on the phone impersonating the grandchild's attorney. also verify the story by checking with other relatives. it's likely the caller will urge you to keep everything confidential so he or she won't get into trouble. >> coming up next, the opening of wondercon in san francisco this week and fascination with superheroes.

here are the winning numbers from last night's draw. since nobody picked all six numbers correctly. jackpot is estimated the to be $30 million for next drawing. >> wondercon is open at moscone is now open. it's big for comic books and movies. >> they come in costume. legendary characters or just provocative or a bit goofy. >> i'm stupid, it's super fun. >> there is a mass nation with superheroes, it's 25 years of wondergone. >> people who are tech case we

have -- wonder con. >> a video game featuring unique superheroes. >> it's more about people that get powers. >> new comic everyone wants, on the cover with the world series trophy. another super hero is real flesh and blood, lou ferrigno. >> they get excited. and you connect with the fans. >> it's a chance to meet artists. he grew up watching sesame street. >> you are a story teller and you can do whatever you want. >> and mars was in the business 40 years ago. >> the mainstream comics were pretty much closed to women. it was an open field, in the

under ground. >> the wondercon has changed. >> what started out as a graphic novel convention now a showcase for hollywood. studios are here to promote big summer films. >> they come here and make a really big impact. >> the cat of immortals. now back to ferrigno, he still works out. >> i guess i'm not a super hero material. >> great costumes. final check on forecast. >> you will need to grab the sweatshirt. we've been advertising the cooldown. look at the dry cold front and a little bit of drizzle but for the most part. it's the wind later on today and cooler temperatures. 64 in san francisco, breezy along the coast. 66 in san rafael.

look for 70 livermore, upper 60s san jose. so its far cry from yesterday's 70s and 80s. 58 half moon bay. afternoon temperatures is where we should, more cloud cover but here is a look ahead. not a lot of change tomorrow, more sunshine and still kind of breezy, warmest day monday. showers possible wednesday and thursday. >> thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. now it can stop pain from any angle, with no mess. [ male announcer ] icy hot spray. relief that's icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. and no mess. icy hot spray. don't mess around with pain. shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle -- killing adults, eggs, and larvae.

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