>> alan: good evening. the drug enforcement agency is targeting those unused prescription drugs in your medicine cabinet. legal drugs are just as much a threat as illegal ones, so there's a major effort to take prescription drugs off the street. lisa amin gulezian is live in the richmond districty a dea is sponsoring a drug takepack

program. >> reporter: in less than four hours residents filled since large containers with prescriptions they're trying to get rid of. many did it for environmental reasons. they didn't want flush them done the toilet. but police say that's not the only problem. >> dry stuff in there and then liquid ointments, in the box. >> reporter: in cities all of the bay area today -- >> drop them in the bin. >> reporter: people are trashing their stash of drugs. prescription drug that are unused or expired. >> i held them at home in a plastic bag for a long time hoping to find a place. >> reporter: the drug enforcement administration is sponsoring this drug takeback day, a push to get rid of drugs that end up in the wrong hands. >> prescription drugs is abused more than cocaine, and heroin combined. and we're talking about individuals from the age of 12

to adult. >> reporter: one in seven teenagers admits to abusing prescription drugs to get high and they say pharmaceuticals are easier to get than illegal drugs. 6.2 million americans abuse medicine that's not prescribed to them. if the pills aren't found at home, they're easy to find on the street. on pill hill, the drug of choice is vicodin. the going rate is $4 a bill. >> kids are resourceful. we're -- so we're doing whatever we can do to get rid of it. >> a lot of people in the city of oakland has things laying around that kids get ahold of, and just not at good practice to have medicine in the house that you don't need. >> reporter: the last time the

dea had a drug takeback day, they collected 10,000 pounds of drugs in northern california alone. all the drugs will be taken away and burned. live in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: democrats are now calling for an end to oil company tax breaks after several companies posted near record profits this week. but the g.o.p. says the plan could actually backfire. senator barbara boxer was at a los angeles gas station today. she put forward six ideas to lower gas prices including pressuring refiners to step up production. >> keep the gasoline here in the united states when at it found here in the united states. rather than sitting back and profiting from tight supplies and adding to the tight supply by exporting oil. >> alan: in his weekly address, president obama also talked about ending the $4 billion in annual taxpayer subsidies to oil

and case companies. but in a responsible by the republican national convention, g.o.p. leaders say it could cause actually -- cause the gas prices to actually climb higher. >> the president may think he is punishing ceos of big companies but is plan will hurt the everyday consumer of energy and impair joives hard-working people in american companies. >> alan: house republicans plan to put forward legislation they say will increase u.s. energy supplies and lead to lower energy prices. there was a protest against deadly violence in oakland today. [chanting] >> alan: members of several different oakland churches marched in front of suite jimmy's nightclub, where two people were shot and skilled last week. it's a block away from the police station. demonstrators say it's their goal to change the mindset of oakland residents. >> they become numb and they're

used to hearing beside a murder on the street. so we made at it mission to stand at every location where there has been one committed so they see the other side. >> alan: leaders say poverty is a major factor that is driving crime up. they're encouraging neighborhood organizations to work together and combat violin. moammar gadhafi reportedly survived a nato air strike today. he and his wife were in the tripoli home of his son, when the nato plane launched a missile at it. a spokesperson says the libyan leader and his wife are company but his 29-year-old son and his three children were killed. this picture shows some of the damaged targets. we're not sure if this is the home where gadhafi survived the attack. it is the leader's sixth son who spent much of his time in germ. a northern california soldier has been killed in afghanistan. the department of defense says army specialess preston dennis

of redding died thursday in canada -- kandah a ar province. he joined the army in august of 2008. he started his second tour of duty in afghanistan month. he is survived by his wife and parentses. starting tomorrow, the taliban says it will begin a spring offensive in a two-page statement the taliban says it will launch attacks on military bases, convoys, and officials in afghanistan, including members of the government's peace council. a nato spokesman calls at it pop began da employ to make the taliban look relevant despite recent set backs including high casualties and loss of extra diggal strongholds. volunteers are working hard to bring necessities to communities in the south damaged by the second deadliest tornado strike in u.s. history. at least 341 people were killed across seven states. some people are still being found alive in the rubble

including three people today in alabama. here's more. >> reporter: seeing the tornado damage its like touring a battlefield, one that spans seven states. whole neighborhoods, in some cases whole towns were oliberated. the worth tornado devastation in 80 years has left thousands of casualties and many who chatted death with the wounds to show for it. >> i remember flying in the care and tumbling. and i was thinking to my i'm not going to die. god. i'm not going to die. i'm going to make it through this. >> it sound like at least a thousand trains in the sky. a noise like -- >> reporter: thousands of lives have been reduced to shards. this woman created a lost and found page on facebook. >> there's over 50,000 hits on

the page we have over 500 pictures or documents that have been found by people. >> reporter: the scale of the tragedy has opened neighbors' hearts. >> we're cooking food and taking cold drinks to people. >> reporter: in alabama, the mayor vowed his city will recover. >> our hearts may be broken but i can truly say all is well with our souls. >> reporter: with the souls of this family they couldn't find their one-year-old son after the tornado. >> it's not impossible. put we did. >> reporter: one anymore complete of light in the darkness. >> alan: still ahead chang of plans for the royal newlyweds. why prince william and kate will not be going on a honeymoon this weekend after all. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. wow, what a day it was today.

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>> alan: britain's most famous newlyweds have gone to a private weekend of. they're now at a secret location in britain and have postponed plans for an you're seas honeymoon. >> the couple were up bright and early this morning saying goodbye and then on to this helicopter off to spend a private weekend at a secret location. palace officials announcing the surprising news that the couple's honeymoon overseas will

take place at a later date. indeed prince william will return to work tags a helicopter pilot next week. kate's mum, dad brother and sister moving out oft the hotel to and home. and the release of the official photographs. the day was filled with special personal moments. as man and wife they left the abey the open-top carriage no, sign of the rain and no longer kate middleton but the duchess of cambridge, and the future queen ofening inningland. >> thousands have lined up to see the setting of yesterday's

royal drama, and the two stars of the show have gone off in search of some much-needed privacy. >> alan: just ahead tacos al fresco the first privately owned food truck opens in a popular bay area park. why opponents of the plan have dropped their fight. if you liked today's warm weather, get ready for more. leigh glaser coming up

>> alan: after much debate, delowers park has gotten a food cart. today is the first day of business for la coast cocina. in a last-minute deal instruct

by the supervisors and the owners of the accord, the cart will move from this spot inside the park to cumberland street, which bisects the park. that move won't be possible until they fret the appropriate permits, which could take six months. >> get permits here. my dad check a cart for this people that manage the neighborhood and the parks. so, it was a little complicated. >> alan: last year oakland-based blue bottle coffee dropped it permit to operate in the park after facing similar opposition. leigh glaser here now. we hope you're enjoying this day. >> leigh: a terrific day today the wind starting to subside. here's a terrific shot from the sutro cam. you can definitely see the city, clear visibility all across the

pay -- bay area sfo reporting gusts to 32 miles-per-hour. temperature-wise, 77 right now in santa rosa. napa 75. 73 in antioch. 66 in san francisco. 73 in mountain view. 72 in san jose. we're going to continue with clear skies overnight. we'll keep the breeze near the coast and bay. get ready for a much warmer day on sunday and we're going to get into a string of mild to warm days all next week. here's a look at the satellite radar come -- composite. you can clearly see the high clouds and mid-level clouds bell to the north of us thanks to a high pressure building in temperatures maybe not as cool as last night because of the heating today but mid-40s in the north bay. san francisco, 51 tonight. 49 for oakland. 45 for livermore, and antioch

clear skies 50 degrees. here's another shot of our wide slat -- satellite. high pressure building in at it going to park over the pacific northwest for the next several days. temperatures will come up four or five degrees, more so tomorrow. monday and tuesday, the high will start to weaken and get a little dip in our temperatures and then warm things become up next weak. opening day on the bay tomorrow if you're a boater sailboat that is, a little wind for you. the parade of boats will begin at national here's a look at the highs for tomorrow. a terrific day. head to the coast to the pay. 77 for campbell. at the coast, warm things up. half moon bay, 65 degrees. palo alto, you warm to 77. san francisco if you're at the beach tomorrow watching the parade ofboats. 74. downtown temperatures south san

francisco, 73. sonoma 83. 79 for napa. 76 castro valley. interior east bay concord pit -- pittsburg climbing to 82. the accuweather seven-day forecast monday a slight dip in temperatures. we'll shave a few degrees off. then by tuesday wednesday right now the warmest day with inland temperatures flirting with 90 degrees. those are the first 90s for the year. thursday friday sarkz -- saturday start to bring in clouds. >> alan: the nfl draft just ended at 5:00, and shu is hire to give you his opinion on the new picks. >> mike: raiders can do their turn in the spotlight sproa duesing their top picks, filled needs, added depth.

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>> all new. president barack obama and first lady, michelle obama. oprah: what do you know for sure about marriage? >> a landmark hour. oprah: what do y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y >> mike: the raiders got busy today on the final day of the nfl draft fill something needs. in the fourth round, with 113th pick they picked a cornerback. also in the fourth at 125 jones, a running back from eastern washington. played high school ball in ant york runs a 4.3, 40. and then a receiver from

tennessee. richard gourd didn't out of -- gordon. and for the local kids jones hopes to add another dimension to an already explosive backfield. >> i got a lot to offer. i got a lot of agility. i'm go with my speed, and know how they're going to use me. i just know i'm coming to give it my all. >> mike: the raiders brought in their top picks including steph fan wisniewski. his dad was a guard for the raiders. stephan was the first pick. he will play center and is a dream come true. >> if you ask me my favorite color when is was younger, it was silver and stuff. i have pictures of me in oakland stuff. >> mike: the 49ers fulfilledded their needs with alden smith.

quarterback kaepernick, and today the team added depth. kendall hunter in the fourth round. he can be a valuable third down back similar brian westbrook also, a wide receiver ronald johnson, colin jones from tcu, bruce miller from florida and cornerback kris hole come from florida a&m. several local players got their name called. congratulations to all. it's a dream come true. >> pablo sandoval's mri showed a broken bone in his right wrist. he will miss four to six weeks. surgery is planned for tuesday. tough day to teddy roosevelt. does a little face plant in the presidents race. tougher day for jonathan sanchez. walked five, hit two.ers in the

first inning alone. in the third whiteside showing some pop. the backup catcher drills one. his first home run of the season. game tied. d-men up now 2-1. boston line, bases loaded for adam la lope but brian will so many gets him swinging. giants win it. oakland, on rickie henderson bobblehead day ricky throwing out the first bit. suzuki hits one out for his new daughter, ma lea. in the third michael young answers off brett anderson. anderson was not sharp today in the fifth, nelson cruz. a their run -- a three-run bomb. the a's fail, 11-2. >> the sharks stole one last night at the tank in overtime against detroit. we look ahead game two at six. see you then. >> alan: coming up actor

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>> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00. a new report that the governor has been treated for a cancerous growth on his nose. the first signs of nile virus has shown us. join us at 6:00.

finally, charlie sheen's stage tour is taking a softer approach in san francisco. he started a new charity called sheen'scorner, it first recipient is brian stow, the giants fan beaten at the dodgers home opener. he said profits from merchandize sold will go to stow. the t-shirts contain sheen's catch phrases. sheen starred in major league and is in a huge baseball fan and was recently fired from a successful sitcom "two and a half men". that does it for us here at 5:00. thanks for joining us. world news is next. our next newscast 6:00 p.m. dent forget to connect 24/7 at abc7news.com. captioned by closed captioning services inc.