new pictures are emerging of a hole that opened up in a sacramento-bound southwest airlines jet. now similar airplanes being pulled for inspection and hundreds of flights have been cap cancelled. investigates from the ntsb are in arizona, trying to find out what caused the incident. video and photos taken by passengers are still emerging today. southwest flight 812 was bound from phoenix to sacramento yesterday when a hole about four feet long opened up above an overhead compartment. it caused a drop in cabin pressure, and one flight attendant was hurt when he passed out from lack of oxygen and hit his nose.

the pilots made a rapid descent in arizona. >> we will be very carefully looking at this particular event to see if there are system-wide deficiencies that need to be addressed. >> you felt really dizzy like you were going to black out. >> the plane's 118 passengers were put on another flight which handed -- landed safefully sacramento last night. southwest cancelled 300 flights nationwide to inspect the aluminum skin on dozens of older both 737s. according to a flight tracking web site, that includes 20 flights at oakland, 19 in san jose, 15 -- and 12 in san francisco international. tomas roman found plenty of disgruntled papgers, including some who are waiting out long

layovers. >> mam arriving at the airport and finding out you have 15 hours before you can cash your flight. today that's what angered and frustrated a lot of southwest passengers here at sfo and oakland and san jose airports. while many of those passengers welcomed the safety inspection, they say southwest could have given them some warning before stranding them. >> it's been long and tiring, and i want something to eat. >> reporter: she has been trying to get on a southwest flight to boston. her ordeal began at 8:00 a.m. >> we waited for three hours and then they told to us boy a ticket on a flight somewhere else because we weren't going to get out on southwest. >> the flight she got leaves at 11:30 tonight, 15-hour delay. this line was filled with people forced to make alternate travel plans was southwesterly airlinesgroundded some 79, 737s after a portion of the fuselage ripped off yesterday on

a flight from phoenix to sackett testimony. southwesterly issued this statement: the safety of our customers and employees is our primary concern. we're working closely with boeing to conduct these inspects. we're working aggressively to minimize the impact to our customers' travel schedules today. that being said, some travelers at sfo don't know when they'll reach their destination. >> i don't know. still waiting in line. >> the same is true at oakland where the departure board showed more than a dozen flights to cancel. >> we're told that our flight was cancelled, and our next available flight was 12 hours from that flight cancellation. >> many of the flights missed were connecting flights, which has doubled and tripled travel times for some people. while some passengers are worried about getting on a 737, they welcome the inspections. >> i want to be on a safe plane so i'm glad they're checking planes. southwest could have handled it

better. >> reporter: those 737-300s are being inspected at five different locations. there's no word yesterday how long the inspects will take. if you're planning to take a southwest flight tomorrow, the airline suggests you check the web site before leaving home. >> alan: los angeles police are hoping people recognize two men suspected of attacking a giants fan after the home opener at dodger stadium thursday night. ploiption re -- police released the drawings of two suspects who kicked giants fans, leaving one unconscious. one of the men was so badly beaten doctors had to put him into a medically induced coma. police are examining the footage from stadium cameras. >> they hit his head and kicked him. there's a full investigation going on now trying to identify the suspects and other possible

witnesses. >> alan: witnesses were also able to give police detailed descriptions of the suspects, including a distinctive tack few. >> in santa cruz, police suspect a man of leaving two suitcases in a bank lobby. it happened at the bank of the west on pacific pacific avenue. officers thought the luggage might be explosive, to police closed off the block and recrowdded traffic. while the bomb squad was working, grant anderson of santa cruz wandered up and asked about his suggest suitcases. police allowed him to get hit bag and then arrested him for trespassing. he has a history ofber fearing with interfering with business in the area. capitola is back open for business. crews removed mud and debris

from streets and sidewalks. business owners hope the weather today will attract visit you'res. this mobile home park was nearly destroyed. officials are working to replace a sex of the fight -- a section of the pipe before more showers are forecast. >> another peninsula city is doing away with its police force. half moon bay city leaders met to decide whether to contract out their police force. they have little crime, and the police force has seen its budget slashed by 20% to pay a legal settlement. they're not the only city with this situation. san carlos made a similar move six months ago. a fire in the berkeley hills caused a scare this morning.

firefighters struggled with a stubborn hydrant while a fully engulfed home threatened the homes around it. firefighters were preparing to conduct a rescue when word got back that the elderly couple who lives there was out shopping. the family's dog also escaped, and firefighters had it are in crowell -- control in 30 minutes. witnesses could see it burning from clear across the bay. overseas, anger over the burning of a muslim holy book at a florida church has fueled a second day of deadly violence inia. demonstrators set cars and shops on fire in canada -- can kandahar. >> anger has turned into protests.

the police shot into the crowd, killing nine, injuring 8. brutally, they prevented what happened yesterday. protesters overrung police in northern afghanistan, and murdering seven u.n. members. all this was sparked by terry jones, a fringe preacher with a tiny following, when he burned the koran. on night "nightline" he was unrepenalty tent. >> we do not feel responsible. we feel more that the muslims used that as an excuse. >> what's your message to someone like that? >> if he did look at me at this moment, i would tell him my three colleagues and died and the seven all together died were very good people. so you should be feeling guilty and should not do that. >> reporter: today, protest wasn't the only violence. two suicide bombers dressed in berk cas tried to storm a u.s. base in kabul. the people were injured.

>> this market would usually be full but today it's empty. afghans are staying home and foreigners or on lockdown because the fear is the protests aren't over. abc news. kabul. >> alan: in libya rebel forces say 13 of their fighters were killed in nato air strikes aimed at gadhafi's government troops. a spokesman says the fighters were hit while trying to take back the oil city of braga. the rebels are calling it an unfortunate accident and doesn't dim minimum their the support of the air campaign. just hate, bay area hospital completes one of the largest kidney swaps ever performed in california. the efforts to fix the leak at a damaged nuclear power plant plat is send is radioactive water into the ocean. and, the bay area concert to

help earthquake and tsunami victims. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. some parts of the bay area actually enjoying some sunshine right now. still seeing some clouds. the seven-day forecast is coming up.

>> alan: in japan, there's failure in the attempt to plug a radioactive water leak at a damaged nuclear power plant. high levels of radioactivity hayes been found in the waters around the fukushima plant. authorities discovered an eight-inch crack in a maintenance pit and could be the source of the seawater

contamination. japan's prime minister visited towns hit by the earthquake. mean while, efforts to raise money for disaster relief took place in san francisco. ♪ >> alan: today's free concert in japan town's piece -- a peace plaza. donations go to the northern japan earthquake relief fund administered by the japan cultural center. >> why britain's prince harry is stuck in the arctic circle going nowhere, and there could be more showers next week leigh glaser comimimimimimimimimimimimimimimi

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>> alan: in san francisco, five people received healthy kidneys in one of the largest kidney exchanges ever performed in california. the san francisco chronicle reports the swap took place yesterday during a series of operations at california pacific medical center. the procedure is known as a paired donation. that's when a healthy loved one of a transplant candidate donates a kidney to a stranger in the situation and so on until everyone is matched. the british royal wedding is less than a month away, but right now the best man is stuck in the arctic circle, waiting to start a trek towards the north pole. prince hairy are -- prince harry is raising funds. bad weather has stopped the start of the trip. they hope to set off tomorrow afternoon. prince harry will only camp with the group for four nights. excuse me.

the rest of the team will continue to the north pole. the goal is to raise $3 million, and the royal wedding is on april 29th, by the way. so you're saying rain? >> leigh: well, as we head in towards the middle part of next week, but we have a weak cold front in the state. we have been seeing the clouds increase throughout the course of the day. this is from the high definition mt. tam camera. in the south bay, much cooler temperatures right now. and that's where that front is. check it out. current readings, antioch, 70. 66 in napa. san francisco with a mixture of sun and clouds, 63. redwood city, in the mid-to-upper 50s and that's because the cloud band is sitting rite here, and live doppler 7hd also picking up a few light sprinkles possibly coming down in those areas. it's ban breezy day today.

sfo, winds out of the west. those winds are dying down. santa rosa, a northerly point shift. here's a look hat highlights for you as we head through the evening. continue with breezy conditions near the coast and the higher elevation hills. a breezy day tomorrow with passing clouds and as we head into mid-week, that's when our best chance of the bay area seeing some showers. you can see the frontal system right here to the north of the golden gate bridge. seeing some clearing, but right in the area, we're picking up possibly a few sprinkles. these reporting stations not reporting anything at all except for cloudy skies. the higher elevations, if you're above a thousand feet, maybe a sprinkle or 0 two. all of this will move out as the front continues to sag on towards the south. we'll take the sprinkles out of the forecast. temperature wise, the clearing

north to south. so 44 for napa, 58 for san francisco. breezy at the coast. 45 for morgan hills. here's a look at the front. it will push towards the sowsmght look -- towards the south. sunshine tomorrow, few passing clouds, and also we'll keep the west winds with us. 68 for san jose. upper 50s, breezy at the coast. half moon bay, 58 degrees. palo alto, 67. san francisco tomorrow, afternoon sunshine, 62. in the north bay, 65 for petaluma. a few 70s. calistoga, 7. east bay, oakland, 68. fremont, 67. interior east bay will warm into the mid-to-upper 60s. maybe few 70s. antioch 70. 9 for -- 69 for concord. another great day as we head into our monday.

temperatures warming back up into the 70s. cooling off on tuesday, and then a shot of colder air and showers move in wednesday, thursday, and friday, so get ready for temperatures to come down. >> alan: shu, giants still trying to kick off the repeat campaign. >> mike: not going too well. just ask the giants. lost their first two games. but the quest for back-to-back titles began today. the g-men get their first win of the season. next in sports.

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fdic. >> mike: finally can the giants win their first game. but today the world champions were hitting on all sill lan -- sill lan terse. freddy sanchez rips one down the line. 3 or g-men. in the sixth, derosa, a double to center. brandon bell scores. it's 5-0 giants. later in the frairnlings 6-0. aubrey huff up the middle. 8-0.: it was more than enough for matt cane. he went six shutout innings, and a day after signing a contract extension, freddy sanchez playing like he is a lot richer. deep left and gone. first homer of the season. a triple away from the cycle. three rbis and the giants win it 10-0 your final. mean while, the stanford

women are in indianapolis to face texas a&m tomorrow. this is the athletic guards goodness the stanford big. stanford is playing in their fourth straight final four, texas a&m in their first ever. so the cardinals have an edge. they don't think it will make a difference. >> experience helps definitely. just being in the final four, knowing what to expect, helps. i think all four of the teams that are here are just as good winning. experience only takes you so far. it will be the main factor in the outcome of the games but helps. makes you more comfort able with your surroundings. at the same time, playing in big games here. >> mike: for the men, the first final four matchup, butler leads virginia commonwealth university with under a minute to play. the pga tour tuning up for next week's masters and the

defending champ, phil mickelson, was on pour in texas. the houston open. lefty was feeling it. start with anthony kim. on 17 from the fringe. four birdies. just under 40 feet. bottom of the jar. scott verplank made a run on 10. second shot. 85 feet out. and it's in the hole for eagle. verplank shot a 65. 13-under. and tied for the tournament lead with lefty on the six until hole. this for par. and if anyone can make the shot, it's lefty. shoots a 9-under on the day. little tennis. key biscayne, florida, maria share pope -- sharapova and victoria. sharapova with 43 unforced errors, falling to 0-3.

azarenka with a straight-set victory. >> the lpga's first major of the year, we check in with the ladies at 6:00. >> alan: coming up, a new home for some baby penguins. we'll bebebebebebebebebebebebebe [ male announcer ] for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. or...you can get all this. kfc's $5 everyday meals. 5 meals, 5 bucks. choose from one of the colonel's favorites, like two pieces of original recipe. your choice of sides, biscuit and a medium drink, just 5 bucks.

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>> alan: coming up at 6:00, with this much snow, the sierra are

considering extending the season. and join us for abc-7 news at 6:00. finally, two new penguin chiks were introduced at a new york zoo. the babies are the 26th and 27th chicks to parent -- to the parents. they're members of the endangered humboldt penguin, which lives along the west coast of south america. the chicks will be named once their gender is determined in a blood test. that does it for us at 5:00. world news is next. captioned by closed captioning services inc.