good morning, thanks for joining us. it's 8:00. i'm janelle wang. >> we woke up this morning to a federal government that is open for business, but it was a cliff-hanger. it wasn't just about an hour before the deadline before congress reached an agreement on the budget. jonathan carl has more. >> it was less than an hour before the midnight shutdown deadline. >> i am pleased that senator read and i have come to an agreement that will in fact cut spending and keep our government open. >> a last minute deal to avert the first war time government shutdown in american history. >> we didn't do at this late

hour for drama but we did it because it was very hard to arrive at this point. >> it went down to wire with republicans to get more spending cuts and strip spending for planned parenthood. in the end they gave up on planned parenthood but forced the democrats to cut more billions. it's a level of spending cuts democrats have previously called draconian and extreme. >> some of the cuts we agreed to will be painful. programs will be cut back. >> earlier in the day, a war of words raged and all sides prepared for a shutdown. >> it is ridiculous. >> we're not going to rollover. >> not on our watch, no way. >> we just say no. >> the sniping went late into the evening before a

breakthrough. >> we have agreed to the cuts. >> the house approved a stopgap measure to keep the government funded until thursday. it was a sigh of relief for federal workers and those waiting for tax refunds. >> a lot of people are working people and they depend on that. i'm a single mom and i depend on it, as well. >> in many ways this was the added part. a battle over a few billion dollars and congress will face a battle over trillions as the government with a $14 trillion debt faces a limit how much money it can borrow. >> janelle: despite the last minute resolution, one agency had cancelled a special event that was planned for today. u.s. postal service cancelled all passport processing including the saturday special session for national passport day. >> we were scheduled to have

passport applications pressing available in certain offices on saturday between -- processing on april the 9th but as a result of getting a notice from the state department we had to cancel. >> janelle: passport applicants will be able to get saturday help and event gets rescheduled but so far no dated has been announced. >> jury deliberations in the barry bonds trial resumed on monday as jurors i said their first day without a verdict. panel did ask to hear read back from the testimony from kathy hoskins. she said she saw greg anderson give him an injection before a 2002 road trip. the jury will have a transcript of that testimony read back to them on monday. jurors also listened again to a recording that hoskins' brother made him talking about injecting bonds with steroids. it may indicate which way the jury is leaning. >> the common factor between the

40s incidents, steve cost incidents tape and kathy cost incidents' testimony. is that he was getting steroids from greg anderson and if he are focusing on that count. it could lead to a conviction. >> anderson was released from jail yesterday. >> over all he has spent more than a year behind bars for his silence. >> contra costa county d.a.'s office have dismissed 15 criminal cases linked to corruption case where a former commander is accused of teaming up with a private investigator to steal drug evidence. prosecutors filed felony charges against deputy steven tanabe. he is accused of kepg bribes as part of a dirty buismt scheme in danville. >> family and friends of a beloved restaurant owner are

mourning his death this morning. he was shot to death at his popular restaurant. vic lee has more on what happened and the enormous loss to the community. >> people would come in and just feed them. you know, he was a kind, kind person. >> he was one of his jesus campos's best friends. he knew him for 30 years. >> he was walking to his business. he just opened a side door to the restaurant. he was accosted by two suspects. it looks like attempted robbery that went bed. he was shod -- that went bad. >> family and friends gathered outside his home. across the street from his streant restaurant they tried to make sense of the tragedy. >> he gave everything for nothing. >> it seems everybody knew chewy

as he was called with great respect. he was a businessman who owned two other restaurants and numerous other businesses. he was a man that rose from humble beginning. >> he was a worker and member of my union. >> merchants crowded into a nearby restaurant for a hastily called meeting with the mayor and reporters. participants say they was angry meeting. merchants are fed up with the crime here on the boulevard. >> we've had complaints about robberies to prostitution, we will move our resources along those lines. >> it hasn't been addressed. finally an icon in our community that gave rise to the development of the fruitvale district to get killed, to finally rally us. >> merchants are offering a $30,000 reward.

>> we hope the community will help us find the people who are responsible for his death. >> janelle: a $30,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to the arrest of a suspect. >> there is a way to predict earthquakes maybe by a minute or two. such a system already exists in japan but money is an issue. >> of all the places to make a bitch for earthquake safety why not u.c. berkeley in a building that practically straddles the hayward fault. >> it took me two seconds. >> precious seconds according to a doctor of u.c. berkeley. they say an early system in california like the one that saved countless lives in japan last month. it gave residents five to ten seconds and in tokyo as many as 30. time enough say the experts. >> if you are in harm's way you

can get away from things that are about to fall on you. >> he actually carries such a system in his laptop. in japan it allowed operators of high speed trains to slow down enough so that none derailed. without one in california, the vice president of bart's board of directors warns of dangerous derail himself when the big one hits. >> if we end up derailing 20 to 30 trains that is a casualty, mass casualty event of biblical proportions. >> the system would be a network built around 500 sensors in the state. when an earthquake hit. they would notify us via cell phone for instance. if we had such a system when loma prieta hit, san francisco would have had a 20 second warning. >> we are about five years away if we had the necessary level of funding. >> the system would cost $80 million but mai it may not happen at all.

such a decision in such tough times would cost a lot more money later on. >> we are very aware of the risks we have in the bay area but the cut the system is proving its effecting effectiveness in japan is quite disconcerting. >> still ahead, banning tanning, california steps into an effort to ban the health risk and make tanning beds off-limits for millions of people. >> on the way from southern california to northern japan to help cool down the failed nuclear reactor plant. now you see it, now you don't. in about ten minutes, another in about ten minutes, another chance to watch

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more fallout from the japanese earthquake and tsunami. this time impacting a food staple in the japanese diet. they are banning rice planting. this means possible shortages of rice. so far soil exceeding the radiation limit has been found in two places in a village about 25 miles from the plant. japan says they had to act quickly because it's rice growing season. fatherlyers will be compensated. >> the world's largest concrete boom pump left for japan. it was loaded aboard a huge russian cargo jet. it will be moved to help cool the fukushima power plant. the pump has a boom that can reach 200 feet making it possible to shoot water in hard to reach areas.

>> once popular and then shunned now tanning beds have made a comeback perhaps in part to s pal pam that put one in the governor's mansion. but it can boost the risk of skin cancer. britain has banned them for teenagers and california may be set to follow that lead. >> the bright bold colors of prom season is back when tanned skin is the accessory of choice. but not if you are a teen in great britain. children are now banned from using sun beds. that same effort is also underway in the u.s. 12 states that propose age restrictions for using tanning salons. in the golden state, it could be soon as monday to prohibit those as 18. >> i have a name for these tanning beds, i call them cancer coffins. if they only knew the real risk.

malignant melanoma kills our young people. >> according to the skin cancer foundation, indoor tanning raises the risk for melanoma by 75%. laurie greenberg had no idea she would be putting herself at risk when she started using tanning beds in the ninth grade. >> i was told it was safe. >> she has been battling melanoma for the last decade. >> tanning beds rather than natural sunshine? >> definitely the tanning beds. >> the world health organization recently added tanning beds to group one of cancer causing substances, fda is considering instructing regulations in tanning beds they are in the same medical category as band-aid. they say system should be left up to a teen's parent. if such a law to pass, a 17-year-old could drive car, get

married, join the military and not be allowed to sun tan indoors. go out and enjoy the sunshine outdoors. >> it's going to be a good weekend to do that. and looking back toward the city. clouds are going by but otherwise a great day, i'll have your complete forecast in just a few minutes. >> up next, implosion of oakland's oak knoll navy hospital. this clears the way for oakland's future. male announce] using frontline plus

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ceremonies where they give the world series winners rings. we'll have a full forecast in about 30 second from now. >> east bay landmark disappeared all at once yesterday in a cloud of smoke. >> it took 800 pounds of dynamite to level oakland's oak knoll naval hospital. it had nearly 600 beds when it opened and closed in 1996. they hope to replace it with homes, parks and stores. we'll have more on the engineering feat coming up in 30 minutes. i promised jeff martinez would be here and here you are. >> here i will. finally a nice -- it's been a

crazy couple of weeks. today is great. if you are heading up to the slopes. nice shot from heavenly cam. the lifts are running. did have a few scattered snow showers around lake tahoe but nothing major. it's going to be a good smooth sailing if you are hitting the roadways, no chain controls in effect both on 80 and 50. look at this lovely shot. sutro cam showing the golden gate gorgeous there, a few patchy clouds. hope you are enjoying saturday morning. live doppler 7 high definition taking a much deserved break. no precipitation across our area. we will stay dry today. plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. it has been a rather cool start with lots of 30s and 40s. frost advisory earlier. coldest spot was napa. dropped down to 30 degrees this morning. spring sunshine warming things

up to 39 degrees. kind of a cool start throughout the morning hours. by the afternoon, a little bit warmer than what we had yesterday. slight chance for rain by monday. that is when the next storm system is moving through. time lapse from yesterday, absolutely beautiful. we had a little bit of instability moving through the area, low track to the east produced the cumulus clouds but the atmosphere was capped to develop into thunderstorms. satellite and radar in motion showing high pressure developing around the west coast. that low continues to push to the east. that means dry conditions the next couple of days right through tomorrow afternoon and evening but by monday morning. this weak system begins to move on through. maybe a few sprinkles up in the north bay but really that is about it. out to lake tahoe, 30s and 40s today with some light winds for the most part. again, to chain controls in

effect throughout the not areas. highs today across the area. we'll see plenty of 60s out toward cupertino. campbell, 63 same for san jose. still kind of cool along the coast with 56 degrees. redwood city, 63, as well. it will be chilly downtown, break out that jacket, light sweater, you'll need it. it will be breezy, only 59 degrees. a little warmer as we head up to the north bay with mid-60s out toward napa 66 degrees for you. how about oakland, 62 degrees is your high temperature today. warmest spots, danville, pittsburg with mid-60s perhaps. down toward monterey bay, 58 degrees. gilroy around 64. salinas, 61. seven-day forecast shows a beautiful weekend. slight chance for a few showers up in the north bay by monday. few clouds and then look beyond

that, things warm up nicely and look at thursday. we have some 70s to talk about. >> it will be nice. >> it's going to be great. a lot of things, cherry blossom festival. >> janelle: speaking of the giants, the world champion champions, they get the world series rings tonight. it was another day of torture. colin rush has more. >> why would we think this season would be any different. torture continues in 2011. giants home opener had a little of everything with the raising of the banner. nostalgia and pride and high drama. picture perfect day at at&t. champs were back and they were

playing like at it. jejada, deep and left and gone the sanchez, liner down the right field line. 2-1 giants. then in the sixth, adding to the lead against the cardinals to straight away center. 3-1, a nice win, right, wrong. brian wilson closed out the game two outs and cardinals take a 4-3 lead. sandoval comes through with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. that knocked in aaron rowan, game tied. rowan at the plate. started the ninth inning rally and sends the crowd home happy. 5-4 giants. reaction.

>> didn't care what pitch it was try to get something over the plate and hit hard. >> you put all your personal stuff aside. fact that the team won it. you battle hard and you try to come out on top. >> pre-game ceremonies, after each touched the banner, brian wilson grabbed it, sprinted up the field and up the ladder and the ceremonial raising. >> it was an honor to be part of that and be the guy that puts it up on flagpole. it was a special moment for the city. >> a's were in minnesota yesterday for their home opener. and castillo, fourth inning, down he goes. 1-0 lead. two outs in the eighth and here is a single to right.

the game now is tied but next is down the line. one would score and that would be the game winner, 2-1 twins. a's fall to 2-5. >> formula last night as simple as it would get to the sharks, beat phoenix and attain two points and they would secure the west second seed for the playoffs. good game, didn't happen. sharks fans surfacing in the desert. game tied. whitney scores, coyotes up 2-1. here is two on one. a pass and coyotes go up 3-1. sharks down 4-1 and joe thorton, that gave him one thousand career points. sharks would rally but not quite enough. they fall 4-3. can still bankruptcy up a two seed, back home against the saints. >> the message to my wife. if she would just wake up.

you are trying to keep watching the masses this weekend. tiger woods is on the hunt in augusta. at the top of the leader board. round of the day, from jays on on day, aussie swinging out of his shoes within a foot of a birdie. an 8 under 64. two shots back, roy macelroy, beautiful chip. he is minus 10. the story on friday, tiger woods seven under over eleven holes. birdie putt on 18 for six under 66. tiger back in it. phil mickelson an even par 72. he is eight back heading into today's third round.

cal bears baseball lives on. welcome news for a program that lives back 118 years. a formal reinstatement will happen when they reach $10 million. it's $9 million as of today. now, the program can prepare for 201 and beyond. -- 2012 and beyond. >> we have to get ready to compete after 2012. we would rather have the job of recruiting than not being here next year. >> not a great turnout for tucson last night. coming up later day, rick quan and giants receive their championship ring and red and white game.

check it all at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> police are looking for a man that robbed and sexually assaulted a student on and you say. a new terminal at sfo after a a new terminal at sfo after a massive makeover.

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u.c. berkeley police are looking for a man that robbed and sexually assaulted a students on campus early yesterday morning. police say it happened shortly after midnight. the student was walking through the campus when a man grabbed her from behind sexually assaulted her and robbed her. there have been several similar attacks on campus. >> the suspect does match from other incidents that happened recently.

>> the rapist is described as a white man in his 20, 5'7" with a thin build. he was wearing blue denim overalls and a green sweatshirt. they are asking for information from anyone who was in the area during the time of the assault. a driver who was caught by one of those red light cameras in daly city took the case to court. vic lee explains how that decision in the case could affect hundreds of others. >> the only thing they have up here is heading west. >> scott was mapped by a camera here at john daly boulevard. he hired a lawyer. she claims that daly city contracts with a kane called redflex but specifically the regulation of these signs warning there are red light cameras ahead. >> the way the contract is written, redflex is responsible for inspecting and maintaining

and that violates the law. >> the law, indeed, states that the responsibility for these signs may not be contracted out to cameramakers. that the city must inspect and maintain them. last friday, it went to trial. she says the commissioner agreed with her and dismissed the ticket. mendelson says other daly city ticket holders have a legal reason to fight their cases. >> anybody who gets one of these tickets in daly city from april 1st forward should be challenge can the ticket vigorously. set the matter for trial and challenge it based on the contract. >> not so fast, says city attorney rose zimmerman. >> the city followed all the requisite steps necessary to ensure that we are in compliance and redflex is in compliance with us. >> but what is this? the city's contract with the vendor says redflex shall be solely responsible for installing set signage.

also for any fabrication notices or other postings. >> the way the contract is written it is not a legal contract. >> zimmerman contends the commissioner dismissed it on technical grounds with evidence presented by redflex. either way, scott feels vind indicated. >> we're all suppose to be following the rules. the guy that is making the money should be following the rules. >> janelle: next week san francisco travelers will be welcomed back to terminal two. it will be home to american airlines and virgin america and we're told it's spectacular. don sanchez got a preview. >> it's called the most modern and sustainable terminal in the u.s. >> an airport terminal designed to bring back the romance of travel. >> they will try to capture people by artwork and fill an

empty water bottle and take it on board. people were impressed. >> we felt we walked into a five-star hotel lobby. >> the terminal was built in 1954 and undergone a massive $383 million renovation. >> this is big part of economic growth and economic development in the region. >> newsom was on the plane along with richard branson. >> it's his profile for adventure and challenge. during an exclusive interview i asked him why he does it. >> an element of competition, the element of trying to get the technology right. element of trying to see what we're capable of. >> newest project is a submarine that will go down 36,000 feet developed by a bay area man. >> enable to go down in the oceans. >> we've never been down there?

>> nope. >> flights begin at april 14th. the heart fought battle whether to turn a prime piece of richmond real estate into an indian gaming resort came to an end. volunteer voted against it. but as cecilia vega reports one fight independent another one begins. >> this quiet point on the water's edge is at the center of a real estate battle that stretched on for more than six years. last night it took one night city council vote to seal the fate. there will be no mega casino here. now, a new fight begins. >> we had hoped something would happen out here. we have been waiting for ten years. they keep going back and forth and change their minds. >> eric johnson owns a yacht harbor. she tired of waiting for a transformation on this abandoned

navy base. his buddy is the caretaker. he is tired of waiting for much needed jobs in richmond. >> 78 years old. you feels like it's in my backyard --. >> on both sides of fight there are opposite views on what it should be. >> i've been here for ten years, nobody has helped anything out here. >> the debate goes on between casino back backers and environmentalists who twice needed to protect the 400 acre shoreline. >> we aren't going anywhere. we are going to make this a beautiful site and do what we can. >> the developer has 120 days to come up with a plan for the point, a plan that does not include a casino. >> what i want to see is truly reflects the image of a richmond in transition, of a richmond on

the rise. >> i wanted it to be the best thing. >> that may be the only thing people agree on. >> jeff martinez is here with the forecast. >> good morning. it's cold out this morning. napa dropped down to 30 degrees. here in the city we had 40s. but warming up nicely. beautiful shot looking toward the bay there. a few puffy clouds but otherwise a great day on the accu-weather seven-day forecast. >> also coming up, sfo to paris in two minutes. around the world with

>> janelle: if you are flying from san francisco to paris you might think of some shut eye. but a photographer decided to shoot the entire flight from a still camera and edit into a video. he kuard the snow capped peaks and something he didn't expect. the northern lights. >> i was kind of half a sleep and then overnight. i looked up and checked the exposure. it was one of those things i realized it was the northern

lights. >> janelle: that is beautiful. he put 2400 photos to put the time lapse video. we posted a link on our website at abc7news.com. >> kind of cool. i don't know if i would have the patience to take pictures constantly. >> we deserve it from all the storms that moved through. if you have plans outdoors, nice shot, good morning to you. we have clear skies out there. beautiful shot as we pan over from the city out toward the golden gate with our sutro cam in high definition. gorgeous conditions. it was kind of chilly this morning with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. look at that. beautiful weather all around. we'll take a look what is happening out there. temperatures have been on the

chilly side all morning. napa dropped down to 30 degrees this morning. we had a frost advisory in effect. that has expired and temperatures are warming up a little bit. in the 40s and 30s. so weather highlights for this saturday. cool conditions throughout the morning hours and we'll see partly sunny skies, few patchy cloud. nice dry weekend after a stormy past few days. high pressure settling in across the west coast. there the low that brought us the wet conditions and wild weather. we had hail on thursday. even a tornado touched down near sacramento on friday. it's been crazy weather week. here is what is happening across the country. lots of severe weather in the mid section. look out for that. otherwise airport delays not a factor across the country. sfo on time. same for oakland, san jose, no delays. minor delays out in chicago with

storms heading in that direction. accu-weather forecast takes us right through today and tomorrow evening. next storm system is right here. we'll see a slight chance for a few sprinkles up in the north bay by monday. not a big system and fast moving one. so not a big deal. otherwise your temperatures today will be in the 30s and 40s throughout the morning hours. mid-50s by the afternoon. 57 in the city to lower to mid-60s elsewhere further inland. if you are heading out to the giants game, it will be chilly by 5:00, 6:00 when the gates open so you definitely need a sweater or jacket. otherwise temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s most areas. cool along the coast. 56 degrees in pacifica. patchy fog but by the afternoon, looking pretty good. up in the north bay, lots of 60s. from petaluma to sonoma, 65 degrees. again after a cold start with highs only in the 30s. oakland, 62 degrees today.

warmest spots will be out towards the east with mid-60s perhaps. looking pretty good. out to monterey bay, 58 degrees for you. salinas about 61. accu-weather seven-day forecast shows great weekend weather. we'll see 60s, few sprinkles on monday, mainly up in the north bay. great conditions in the sierra if you are heading up that way. no chain controls to talk about finally. we are talking about the cherry blossom special in japantown today. >> janelle: big family day. >> and giants are playing the cardinals. >> they have a ring ceremony going on. it's gates open at 5:00. >> its site you can watch over and over, implosion of oak

knoll's navy hospital. lyanne melendez reports that a lot of people came to say goodbye to the memories. it was one of those, you had to be there moments. they would not have missed it. she worked at oak knoll naval hospital from 1972 on 1996 when it closed. >> my insides were shaking. it was like watching something you love go away permanently. it meant so many things to so many people. >> his son was born here. >> i was born here in 1985. it was cold as all winter, in november. it was even cold in the hospital. you needed to wear a jacket. >> reporter: the hospital opened in 1968. it served throughout different

conflicts. it was a huge training facility. when the base closed the empty building begin to attract the homeless who started moving in. then in 2005, a company bought the property. the plan was to have 960 homes, commercial space and several parks. but in 2008 suncal's main partner lehman brothers went bankrupt. suncal is still looking for a partner. in the meantime, the come litigation plan had to be carried out. they placed 800 pounds of dynamite on five levels. jim of dycon explosives gives the play by play. >> you heard the boom, boom before the explosives that is lighting the fuses so to speak in the columns with a nine second delay. >> steve louie started out as a patient and later worked here.

>> we build good organizations here and trained a lot of people. there is a lot of good memories. >> in oakland, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news". >> janelle: don't go away, 7 on your side is next. michael finney lets us know about the one place to go to find out about

dry mouth is uncomfortable. it can also lead to serious dental problems. [ male announcer ] new act total care dry mouth is alcohol-free and has fluoride to strengthen teeth. stronger teeth and dry mouth relief. >> janelle: more than two million children's products were recalled just last month. baby monitors, even kids' watches. could there be an unsafe product in your home. as michael finney reports, a lot of people are unaware of product recalls and do very little to protect themselves. >> since her son was born, monique has bought a lot of baby gear but what she didn't do is mail in the manufacturer's

product registration cards. >> i didn't want them to market it to me. >> she is not the only one that sends in registration cards. a consumer reports and survey found more than a third of people never do. >> being aware of recall information can be a matter of life and death. there has been hundreds of deaths associated with recalled products. >> they announced 428 recalls last week, everything from lawn mowers to tea kettles to flammable women's robes. majority was cribs, strollers and car seats. >> it's important to fill out product registration cards. you don't have to fill out financial information but just give them your contact information. >> in fact they now forbids companies from using the information for any purpose other than a product recall or

safety alert. >> some companies like costco are taking extra steps like maintaining purchase records so they can contact customers directly about recalls. monique says from now on she is going to make a point of sending in product registration cards. we have a link to one stop shop for recall information. to check it out go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> janelle: a new exhibit opening in san francisco prominently features rogues and assassins. not evil people but evil plants. >> there is evil lurking in the conservatory of flowers, evil that looks pretty but can kill. >> it's pretty important to not get eaten. they can't fight back but they can inflict pain and suffering that anyone that tries to eat them. >> amy stewart wrote the book

showing what plants can do. it was so unusual the conservatory of flowers decided to bring the book to life and created a garden full of killer plants. >> the exhibit is not meant to scare people but to remind them how important it is to respect nature. >> like this hemlock that is known for killing socrates. they wanted to get marijuana or the cocoa plant can which cocaine is extracted for but a city attorney said no. >> i think it would have been cool if they would have been able to do that. i visited a place in the u.k. that was able to grow those plants with special permission from the government. >> it did include tobacco, which stewart crowned the most wicked planted in the world. >> 90 million people have been

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here are the winning numbers from last night's mega millions draw. mega number was 11. no one correctly picked all six numbers so the jackpot is estimated to be $58 million for next tuesday's drawing. >> we are getting an unusual view of the baby walrus at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo. before it's born. this the latest ultrasound showing it in the mother's womb. you can clearly see the baby's features. the mother is set to give birth this month. only 11 walrus calves have been born in a north american zoo. so cute. final check of the forecast.

>> we're still in the 40s most areas. cool conditions as you head out the door this morning. we'll be warning up in the mid-50s, mid to upper 50s. 60s further inland. we could reach around 66 degrees. same story for sunday. slight chance for few showers on monday, mainly in the north bay and that is about it. it looks nice right through the rest of next week. talk about some 70s. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> for jeff and everybody else, have a great weekend folks. see you later. [ male announcer ] dandruff, meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing.