almost sounds like cheering. well, here's something you can applaud. hooray, bacon! only at denny's. good morning. it is 8:00 this saturday morning i'm janelle wang. oakland police are investigating the fatal shooting of a driver who crashed through a mall this morning. he was driving around 2:00 this morning when he was shot multiple times causing him to crash his truck into several parked cars. he was pronounced dead on arrival at an oakland hospital. the victim's name has not been released and detectives are looking into circumstances surrounding the shooting. so far no arrests have been made. >> native american demonstrators are continuing their protest over plans by the vallejo city

government to convert what they consider sacred burial grounds into a park. 6 the tribes are camping out at the glen cove area in vallejo and they say they won't allow construction to take place here. tomas ramon has their story. >> reporter: about two dozen native americans are occupying the 15 acres they consider a sacred burial site. they want to block any machinery attempting to change this area. >> no, sir. we don't want nothing to be built atop of our sacred side. i don't believe they would believe a toilet on top of their an says tors. >> the standoff between the treins and vallejo is because the greater recreation district wants to develop the land into a park area where the parking lot, benches and restrooms. native americans say they have been fighting the district for

ten years in order to keep the area just like it is. korina is an aloni. >> yes, my an says torsion are here. i feel their presence here. >> they say they want to preserve the site and district plans on covering the burial site with more soil and crews will take out evasive species and return on what it may have looked like 3500 years ago. >> they have filed a complaint. they gave thus comment. if the department of justice finds they have done something wrong we'll take care of it. we have worked with ten years with state, local and native american tribes which are most likely descendants of the area. >> it's not actually the american that may claim this traditional area and territory.

>> many different tribes are buried here. one group should not speak for all. >> they say the grvd has complied with every regulation including to make sure that restrooms and a parking lot are well away from any respected grave sites. they will have a meeting on monday. >> janelle: in other news this morning, the investigation into yesterday's deadly caltrain accident. a woman from indiana was killed when her car got stuck on the track. this is video. the incident caused major delays at the height of the afternoon rush hour in palo alto. police say the car was hit in the intersection of charleston road and alma street. the woman wasn't able to get out in time but her husband escaped. 400 people on board the train were evacuated. >> a muni driver has been fired

after he reportedly kicked passengers off his bus. this is surveillance video from on board the line last saturday. a woman says the driver kicked her off the bus. one stop later, passengers say the operator kicked the rest of them off when the bus experienced mechanical problems. they reviewed the onboard surveillance and concluded it supported the passengers' accounts. >> there is more improvement in california's job market it dipped to 12.8%. march marks the third straight month of decline for the jobs rate. according to the employment development department, 2.4 million were unemployed. a report released yesterday by san rafael based company says unemployment in the bay area will not turn to pre-recession levels until 2015.

one woman whose job search ends with two offers says she is started to see signs of improvement. >> people are still calling. people are still e-mailing me. will you fill out this application. we're interested in this and that position for you. >> janelle: breaking down unemployment by county, marin has the lowest at 8%. san mateo third lowest at 8.4%. followed by san francisco at 9.1% and santa clara at 10.3%. san variously county at 18.4%, alameda county stands at 10.8%. contra costa at 11.2%. >> if you still need a job, connect to the hire events is scheduled for tuesday april 26th at hilton in had emeryville. >> now to the federal budget

battle. president obama has signed a compromise spending plan that congress approved on thursday. it keeps the government running for the next six months. yesterday, house republicans roared back in passing 2012 budget plan of their own. it slashes core programs like food stamps and medicaid. not a single democrat volunteered for the plan and it's not likely to pass the democratic controlled senate. house republicans say they are sending a message that it's time for congress to get serious about doing something with the deficit. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg were among at party for a new data center there. she told a crowd that the custom built data center will be green operation to using 38% less energy. until now facebook data centers

have been operating out of leased space in other explosions. >> the google executive in sparking the revolution in egypt says the country is transitioning toward democracy and called on countries to invest in egypt. he says once egypt's economy is stabilized everything else will stabilize. he emphasized that people are still fighting for freedom. >> we're not working or working on setting up, you know, something that protects the revolution. with a what we want to make sure there is no one single voice that will control the country. >> he wants facebook page that organized some of the first protests that called for hosni mubarak's resignation. >> the calendar says april 16th but you still have until monday to get your taxes done.

taxpayers have until monday to file their taxes. emancipation day commemorates president lincoln's signing of the law freeing slaves in the district of columbia. it was made an official holiday but because it falls on saturday federal workers got yesterday off. this year's tax deadline got pushed back to monday. >> still ahead, the video shows them grinning as they made they're getaway. also, family's efforts to find a driver that put a 15-year-old girl in a coma. we'll update you on the weather.

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a hit-and-run driver seriously injured a teenager. her medical bills, friends and family gathered for a fund-raiser in her honor. lisa amin gulezian reports. >> this is one of the fewer nights those closest to shea shaw are feeling a sense of excitement. the prizes. the auction the dinner, it's all in honor of this 15-year-old who remains in the hospital out of a coma but minimally responsive. >> i can't tell you how horrible it is. it's like walking through a nightmare and you can't get out of it. >> the nightmare started january 8th on south bascom avenue. this video captured it all. shea was crossing the street with friends after a party when suddenly a car slammed right into her. the driver kept going. >> even though it's at a distance you can see that it's very, very disturbing to see the

victim. >> san jose police are making this case a priority. detectives have no leads. >> it's so traumatic to know that was at a hit-and-run. >> reporter: still they are raising money, lots of it because the medical bills are piling up. the family says the system is pushing shea out because she is not improving fast enough. >> she may die or she is going to be a vegetable and she is just starting to open her eyes. >> she only has a few days before she has to move out. of sheik leave the hospital a lot has to happen. the mother is in the process of moving a one-story home with wheelchair access, these floors have to go in and special bed has to be delivered. >> none of it comes cheap. goal is to raise $20,000. lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news".

>> janelle: they have set up a website with details about the case. we have a link at abc7news.com. >> more residents of a san jose neighborhood are saying they, too, have been threatened by roaming pit bulls. the pit bulls ran off and haven't been found since. people using the park that off leash pit bull and pit bull mixes are responsible for several recent scares. >> they had me cornered in the park. they were standing there ready to attack me. >> i have a small dog and there are times when i had to throw him in a trash can to protect him. >> animal officers are looking for a tan pit bull and large black pit bull mix. weekend is here and so is meteorologist lisa argen with the forecast. >> we have a variety of clouds out there with fog at the coast. then we have high to mid-level clouds, sunshine, mid-50s in

emeryville. i'll talk about above normal temperatures and rain all coming our way next. >> and death toll continues to rise across the south this morning. we'll bring you the latest on switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today.

>> janelle: welcome back on this saturday morning. it's 8:18 right now. look at this beautiful shot from mount tam. you can see some cloud cover around the bay area. sun trying to peek through on us. lisa argen is going to have a full forecast in just a moment. >> this is a tornado that is pounding the southern u.s. at least 16 people have died. here is the latest. >> it happened overnight, powerful twisters like this one in jackson, mississippi. uprooted trees and smashed cars across mississippi. the tornados were part of a powerful line of storms that marched eastward that caused more destruction. they touched down in six

counties in alabama with heavy wind and rain. >> it's like 20 seconds it was boom! >> northwest of atlanta dozens of cashes were trapped and falling trees and downed power lines left thousands without power. >> power out all across. >> the worth of is it is in oklahoma and arkansas where residents are still reeling from tornado damage. >> in arkansas, at least seven were killed including a man and his daughter who were killed after a tree fell on their mobile home. in oklahoma, much of the town is completely destroyed including the town's only school. >> it's just horrible. it's all gone. it's about the bye school. >> leonard went to the shelter after the storm, and went back

and found his home in scattered pieces and his fishing boat high in the pine trees. >> 40 years, 40 years of work. i've never seen nothing like that. >> janelle: that is heartbreaking. lisa argen is here with the local weather forecast. >> pretty tranquil we'll see nice temperatures in afternoon and into the 70s. elsewhere, we do have a lot of cloud cover. case in point is the low clouds, you can see part of the tower poking up out there. cloud level at 500 to 700 feet along the coast. we will look for more clouds in the north bay, as a result of you see some sun. we'll look for temperatures in the 60s and 70s today. so numbers are mild, especially in the east bay. 56, not only in fremont, also mountain view and redwood city 54. we had temperatures drop to 50 in santa rosa. we do have a mixed bag not only

now but over the weekend we will see scattered clouds, mild temperatures today. they will be the warmest day out of the next seven, light rain arrives tomorrow night into monday and then there is another opportunity for some more rain, would you believe, next week. and radar composite, clouds and few light showers to the north. there a weak frontal boundary and it will be sagging to the south by tomorrow night. as for today high pressure is in control and it will stay with us through the entire weekend. clouds are flirting in the north bay from time to time and pretty far north, not ruling out a few sprinkles today today. but notice the big contrast, to 98 in palm springs. in between you got clouds in fresno. partly cloudy in sacramento, 71 and low 70s in the southern sierra with the stratus return to our shoreline. here is the time line, more

clouds throughout the day for sunday and evening hours chance of rain, sonoma county. better chance overnight through the entire bay area, good bet you'll be waking up to light rain showers from anywhere to tenth to a quarter of an inch by the time the front passes through early on monday morning. a little more rain to go and in fact temperatures today will be above normal here in the south bay. nice day to enjoy the low 70s from campbell to los gatos. 71 in san jose. look for 70 on the peninsula, palo alto and mountain view with mid and upper 60s, millbrae, redwood city. san francisco coming in at 66. you'll notice the stratus here, some high and mid-level clouds elsewhere from time to time and in the north bay, 71, calistoga. 69 for oakland with 70 in fremont and out over the hills looks for temperatures very mild. 72 in danville and down by the

monterey bay, cool numbers otd at our coast. 65. you'll notice the numbers will come down tomorrow. increasing clouds with more 60s and then light rain into monday morning. temperatures really drop on off 5 degrees by the rest of the week. notice more clouds and i think we'll add more rain to the wednesday night forecast. >> janelle: on to sports. a blatant hit on the shark's player leads to a suspension. and giants enjoy panda power on the road. good morning. giants opened the weekend series in arizona last night with matt cain dominating and pablo sandoval looking like a dangerous hitter. rowach, looked out. pablo a blast. it's in right center.

three-run homer. third of year for sandoval. all were wearing 42. 64 years ago jackie robinson broke the color-barrier. cain strikes out three and miguel tejada with two on, down the left field line, 4-0 giants and aubrey huff on the move and miguel blows it away. 5-1 in the seventh and ramirez strikes one out and giants win three straight 5-2 is the final. >> here they have matsui land, not a happy place here. bases loaded and hits into a double play. a's come out empty and pair it. david dejesus and cocoa crisp

scores. he struck out seven and victor march if teen ez and hangs a breaking ball to miguel. one guy you can't offer a hittable pitch because he'll do that. ties the game at 1 with a home run and the roof caves in with tigers scoring seven times in the tenth. a's rally for three but tigers go on to win it 8-4 in ten. jared did not get whis followed are a penalty in game one but the nhl made sure he would pay the price, suspended for one game. he mashed his head into the glass. white needed help to get back into the lock are room. he probably suffered a concussion the sharks haven't confirmed the extent of the

injuries. white is no not expected to be on the ice for game two. >> warriors introduced their new assistant manager, jumping on other side of negotiating table. at some point it's suspected he will succeed the gm larry riley and do necessity bring back smart as head coach. they didn't accomplish their goals of reaching the playoffs. >> i made a decision for bob but it's upon us to make a decision in a timely manner that helps the organization and helps steve smart. we all knee to have some idea where we're going in the future. >> n.b.a. players begin today, mike shumann will have more highlights at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. next at 8:30. f.b.i. cracks down on internet gambling. online poker sites could face federal charges.

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>> terry: good news on california's recovery from the recession. state's unemployment rate has fallen for a third month in a

row, now stands at 12%. and california is outpacing the rest of the country in creating new jobs. marin is at 8%. san mateo county has third lowest at 8.4% followed by san francisco at 9.1. santa clara at 10.3%. capital correspondent nannette miranda has more. >> it was discouraging. i got some rejections. >> erin has felt the pain of this recession sending out resume after resume on line. >> you go screen after screen and you submit. >> there are some encouraging signs with the new unemployment numbers that suggest that companies are beginning to hire. despite a loss of 11,000 jobs last month the jobless rate dropped. the number stood at 12%, the lowest figure since september

2009. but nearly half a percent lower an year ago. some of the drop shows that more people are getting hired. in the last year, california gained 188,000 jobs, small when compared to the more million jobs the state lost during the heart of the economic downturn but its start. >> what we are seeing is job gains. an average of 26,000 a month over the last 6 months. that is big news and that is better than what we're doing on a national scale. >> more people working is great news for the deficit ridden budget. revenues are already $2 billion above forecast. >> making more money, brings more in terms of income taxes. they can spend more and more sales taxes. >> but this slow job growth isn't happening fast enough to erase the remaining $14 billion deficit. it may mean fewer budget cuts if more taxes keep coming in.

after receiving multiple job offers, erin will soon be one more californian contributing when she starts her new job next week as an executive assistant. >> yeah, i'm really excited. i got into a really good company. i'm making more money than i have ever made in my life. >> 2.1 million californians are still out of work and the government deals with deficits, job losses could drag down any gains. >> janelle: if you still need a job, the next event was scheduled for tuesday 26th at hilton in emeryville. >> if even though fortunate to be gainfully employed they are finding their paychecks aren't buying as much as they did. consumers are feeling pinched at the grocery store and definitely at the gas station. it's now at the highest level in

two years. jim avila shows us how that tha is hurting economic recovery. >> americans already spend one out of five of their hard-earned dollars on food and gasoline. now the surging costs to eat and drive is putting a bigger hurt on the family budget. >> everything is expensive. >> dorothy ward has a growing teenage boy in los angeles spent $400 at the supermarket and that is with coupons and cutbacks. >> i went to go by a watermelon, whoa, i'm not spending $20 on a watermelon. >> it's a double whammy. squeeze at the grocery store and on the way to it. gas prices up nearly 28% over the last year. food prices increase twice as much as all of last year. jumping, beef prices double-digit increase and coffee skyrocketing cost of tomatoes

led to a string of thefts in florida. six entire tractor-trailer trucks stolen. and gasoline theft. the target rental trucks, fuel lines cut and tanks drained. >> that will cost a little over hundred dollars to fill each of these trucks up with fuel. >> in seattle, washington, drivers lined up for hours to score free gasoline during a giveaway. one man, his car bone try rode his bicycle to fill up gas cans. the economist says the one-two punch pinches consumers and forces cutbacks on everything else. >> apparel, clothing sales, eating out won't be as strong. >> many analysts expect food prices will come down and oil prices will stanley by summer. >> one of arnold

schwarzenegger's last acts as governor is again stirring up controversy. he commuted the sentence of esteban nunez. its decision that the governor has refused to discuss but he made a rather unexpected comment in l.a. lyanne melendez reports. >> good morning, governor. >> how are you? >> you are boring the hell out of me. >> i think a lot of people want to know? >> why did you reduce the sentence for nunez? >> the former governor refused to answer the question and instead made snoring sounds. when she heard that, victim's mother was irate. >> it's outrageous and makes me so mad. to abuse power and try and get away with it. it's just unbelievable. >> in 2008, a college student was walking with friends on the

san diego state campus when they stumbled upon nunez and three others. he did not stab santos but admitted of assaulting the others with knife. fabian nunez pleaded guilty in exchange for a reduced sentence. nunez and man that fatally stabbed sanchez each got 15 years but then governor reduce the sentence by half. santos family is suing the former governor, in addition they are supporting a bill that would require the district attorney and families to be notified when a governor considers reducing anyone's prison term. >> the district attorney would have fought for our case. right. we didn't have because we didn't get through in the 11th hour in the last day of the office he quietly signed it around 4:00 p.m. and nobody got a heads up about it, i think was january

2nd. >> that bill is the bill that has cleared the assembly appropriations committee. the last hurdle before a vote on the assembly floor. lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news". >> janelle: a new report estimates half of the meat and poultry sold in grocery stores may be tainted with staph. they tested 136 samples at a supermarket in several cities. they found that more than half of those samples contained a bacteria that can make people sick and half of the contaminated samples showed a strain that is resistant to antibiotics. health experts assure us that proper killing will kill those memories. >> f.b.i. has shut down three largeest poker sites in the u.s. kharlg go them with illegal banking and money laundering.

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>> they would express contempt for airport procedures, that doesn't make any sense to me. from a common sense point of view and also from the record what is known of al-qaeda terrorists. >> janelle: civil liberty groups using people what you say violates free speech but tsa no single behavior by itself would be enough to draw increased scrutiny. i was in the airport line one time and woman made a joke. she was hauled off. no joking about that. >> and we've got rain by the end of the weekend and into next week, as well. not a lot but you have to watch the forecast in mid-april. from heavenly, temperatures are in the low 30s this morning. lots of sunshine there. we are looking at a little bit of snow coming your way tomorrow, but overall temperatures will be continuing

to stay pretty mild across the state back hole. we've had the low clouds around. we have mid and high-level clouds and here is nice pan for you. the marine layer is back with 500 to 700 feet and hid and high-level clouds associated with a weak cold front. that will be visiting us over the weekend. redwood it city, 54, 56 in fremont and mountain view. temperatures are up this morning. compared to yesterday's readings with all the cloud cover. 54 in the livermore valley and 50 in santa rosa. highlights today, we will be looking at mild conditions over the weekend. 50s and 70s. our next week will be a lot cooler so enjoy the temperatures. light rain arriving tomorrow night taking us through the monday morning commuted. then we'll see temperatures continuing to trail off. here is the satellite and rain

has been confined to extreme northern california. the rain line, the clouds anyway have been filtering through much of the bay area today. we've got an area of low pressure and a cold front that will continue to sink south. by the end of the weekend, we're going to see a few showers. maybe a quarter of an inch of rain in the north bay before it's all said and done. 60s along the coast. we've got an offshore flow in southern california with 98 degrees in palm springs. 91 in los angeles. makes sense that the winds are out of the north-northeast. 78 in fresno with more clouds and 58 in the northern sierra. here is the time line on the rain. more clouds tomorrow. temperatures slightly cooler and later on in the evening, late rain in the overnight hours. out ahead of the front chance of showers, even down to santa cruz

and front moves through around 8:00 or 9:00. behind it we'll see some afternoon clearing with temperatures coming down right flew through next week. 70 in santa clara and 71 in san jose. look for numbers in the upper 60s on the peninsula. just about 70 in palo alto. few more clouds around and notice half moon bay with the fog, cool day there, 61. san francisco about average at 66 with the scattered clouds. more clouds in the north bay, still mild. petaluma, santa rosa, 60s in richmond and 68 for hayward san leandro and newark coming in around 69. look for mild 70 with 72 in concord, 71 down by the monterey bay, cool at the shoreline but look for low 70s in hollister and game tonight at coliseum, temperatures will start out in the low 50s. et cetera getting cooler, into the upper 50s. look for numbers to trail off a little bit tomorrow. here comes a little rain sunday

night into monday, then numbers below normal with maybe some more rain coming in next wednesday. >> janelle: sharks are playing down in san jose. >> yeah. >> and it is well known that people who lose a lot of weight can improve health, but it can also sharpen your wind. they studied overweight people and those that lost weight improved their memories but those that did not some got worse. obesity is known to call hypertension, diabetes and sleep apnea. it can affect how much blood flows to the brain but losing weight could improve blood flow to the brain. >> it's also possible, cardiovascular fitness and eating better may improve memory ability. >> janelle: scientists say more research is needed focusing on

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welcome back everyone to the saturday morning news. you are taking a look at the golden gate bridge, live shot of people headed into san francisco. if you are heading into the city maybe check out the dragon boat races at lake merced and also the cherry blossom festival in japantown is going on right now for the second weekend. another key hurdle is just about complete on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. crews are installing a 15-foot tall, 480 ton section called a grillet. caltrans provided animation. it's used to hold together the legs on the tower. >> the main tower is self-anchored bridge and four legs and think of it as a stool, we're right putting the seat on top of the stool. >> janelle: it will help secure

another 500 ton section known as the saddle in a video supplied by caltrans. it will hold the cables on 3525 foot tower in place. caltrans says the new $3.6 billion span is expected to be completed in 2013. >> competitors from across the country and overseas will be climbing into cages and engaging in mortal combat but the contestants are robots. there are more to robo games than meets the lie. >> this looks like fun and games but the cost to build one of these combat robots can run upwards of two grand, not to mention an engineering team putting in hundreds of hours into design and practice. it's the eighth annual robo games. in this match-up, an entry called lucifer's foot stool one the first ever competition. jim was advising hem along the

way. he has competed every year in the robo games. >> they take the time to build it properly. we make sure we have the right parts. we took the time to learn how to drive. that is a big part of this game. >> veterans say a wedge design tends to be the most stable. the teams hail as far away from brazil. >> you huchk debris for victory? >> yes, i am. >> i don't see any enthusiasm in your face? >> yeah. >> mom even flew in from anchorage to take in the competition. >> these are the next engineers of the world. >> to win they have to figure out whether to lose aluminum or titanium and even the choice of batteries can make a difference. variables they will need to know in the future as they design cars, bridges and, yes, even

sophisticated robots. >> one can only wonder what the future holds given the changes in robotic and computers. what does it cost a combat robot? wow. >> do you remember those record stores, today is record day to pay tribute to the3q

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millions draw. mega number was 29. nobody in california won the jackpot but one winner in new york that matched all the numbers. it resets to $12 million for tuesday's drawing. you may not know this but today is record store day. an annual promotion for music stores that are quickly disappearing. stop by today and you should find exclusive releases. last year's sales were up 14%. best numbers in 20 years but vinyl only accounts less than 1% of overall music sales each year. >> things are looking much better for a legendary bay area musician who we profiled a few months back. [ applause ] ♪ >> he was performing time has come today.

a huge hit. year ago that lester chambers was in bad shape physically and financially. yoko ono and others got involved. >> they donated money to help me get out, you know, the financial trouble i was in. so it helped pay my doctor bills so i could work on getting healthy and i did. ♪ >> two organizations also came to his aid and he now he plans to give back now that he is back on his feet. catch him at yoshi's next weekend. >> we've got low clouds and also have a few high mid-level clouds and sun, as well. everything this morning. live look from mount tam. got the stratus and we will be looking at more clouds fairg the north bay and about 15 degree spread today with coolest temperatures at our coast. low 60s there.

half moon bay, 66. in san francisco, partly cloudy. more clouds in the north but still pretty mild in napa, 72. and sunshine in the east and south 72 in concord and 71 in san jose. mid-60s in monterey with 74 at the boardwalk. by tomorrow we'll see a few more clouds, slightly cooler and a chance of rain by tomorrow night into monday. then a cool week ahead, maybe more rain by wednesday. thanks so much. thanks so much for joining us. next newscast starts at 5:00 tonight. for lisa and everybody here at for lisa and everybody here at abc, have a great weekend.óa

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