. >> alan: the 100th bay to breakers race escaped the brunt of the storm that swept through this morning, about it didn't escape the watchful eye of the law enforcement tough new restrictions were being enforced, and we're live along the route. so, did it put a damper on the party? >> reporter: depends on who you asked. a lot of folks who are kind of recovering from their drunken student student for, so they're feeling no pay. on the other hand a number of folks are in police custody. they're probably not feeling so great right now. here's the preliminary numbers we got from police. 25 arrests. most of them for public drunkenness. for the partyers who managed to

make it to the top of the hill, this is what was waiting for them. a line of police officers on the lookout for anyone with an open container, no exceptions. they poured out beer. that wasn't all. there was a no-alcohol and no-smoke policy for the 100th 100th an verse roy of bay to breaker. police banned floats, even this cart, off the route. >> they're like, you can't have that. you can't have good music. >> reporter: not everyone got the message. >> i wasn't aware they weren't allowing me to drink. >> reporter: with 55,000 registered runners and thousands more along the way just for the party, police were outnumbered. >> if i am looking for a vendor, looks like figuring out a way to make it happen. >> well, you know, as long as we're in a plastic cushing it -- plastic cup, it looks family friendly. >> reporter: others didn't try to hide it. neighbors who complain of the

mess left behind noticed a difference. >> not as much urinating. this is awesome. we come back and watch the chaos. >> the chaos included multiple arrests, and a 30-year-old man dancing on the roof of this home fell 30 police to the drowned and suffered life-threatening injuries. >> it's a party, bay to breakers, people get out of control. we try to regulate as up as possible. >> they're trying to regulate but it's still the most fun ever. we still find the way to have fun. >> reporter: lots of fun to be had. the race organizers are calling this a success and saying there were a number of things that made it a success, gated course, the police enforcement, and an earlier start time, perhaps made it just a little less crazy out here. live in san francisco. abc-7 news.

>> alan: thank you. that storm that moved through the bay area forced the cancellation of the first stage of the amgen tour of california today. several inches of snow fell in the sierra overnight. this is what it looks like in lake tahoe right now at the heavenly mountain ski resort, a winter weather advisory is in effect until 11:00 tonight. amgen tour officials delayed the start of the cycling race, then shortened the first stage, but the riders decided the high winds, icy road, and snowfall made for unsafe conditions so they cancelled the first stage. organizers are new considering starting the second stage in squaw valley tomorrow. there were also scattered bouts of hail around the bay area today. >> alan: many of our viewers sent it videos and photos of the surprise hail storm. you can site came down hard in

napa. in mountain view, brad caught some hail pellets on his sleeve at lunchtime. leigh glaser has the latest. >> leigh: we also had numerous lighting strikes, especially in the sacramento valley. you can clearly see thing before of the rain has move to the east. we'll go in closer. just a few little spotty showers here and there. but, folks, second round is due in here by this time tomorrow, and that could possibly mean delays for the amgen race again, as they head into monday night and tuesday. definitely the statements -- staged expected on tuesday. rainfall totals 24 hours, pretty good. santa rosa, over a quarter of an inch. san francisco, a quarter inch. lesser amounts towards the east bay. more rain in the forecast. >> alan: now, late today, officials issued a tsunami alert

for parts of papua new guinea after a significant earthquake struck off the coast. the 6.5 quake struck at 10:30 this morning beneath the sea floor. therewere no immediate reports f casualties or damage, tsunami in 1997 killed 3500 people on the mainland, the company sits on the pacific ring of fire, hot spot for seismic activity because of friction between the tectonic plates. senator dianne feinstein says she has seen the death photos of osama bin laden, and she still believes they should not be made public. feinstein saw the photos on friday atcry cia headquarters in langley, virginia, she says viewing them has not changed her mine about not releasing them publicly. the cia briefed her five months ago that bin laden had been tracked to a compound in pakistan. they also told her about the

navy seal raid a day before it happened. feinstein says she viewed the death photos reluctantly after colleagues and others pressed her to do so. the mother of injured giants fan brian stow says she has no resentment for dodger fans or the city of los angeles. stow's stamly conclude family held a press conference in los angeles. tomorrow he will be moved to san francisco general. his mother, ann stow, thanked the city of los angeles for is support. >> this press conference is bittersweet, because we're taking brian home. so, on behalf of our family, we would like to say thank you to the community that has embraced brian and supported him. >> alan: stow is being traps federal to san francisco general because of its trauma center. he will be treated by the chief of neurosurgery who specializes in brain and spinal coward -- spinal cord injury. doctors say he is stable enough

to be moved. there are new developments in the case of a french politician accused in a sexual assault in new york. the court hearing today and the new informing released by police. water firsting from -- gushing from open gates. the new warning from

>> alan: the head of the international monetary fund is denying charges he sexually assaulted a hotel maid in new york city. dominic strauss-kahn is set to be rained -- arraigned in new york. the maid picked strauss out of a lineup. >> the arrest went down like a scene from a movie. a politician yanked from his seat moments before his flight took off for paris. dominique strauss-kahn, now charged with three crimes.

his lawyer told us strauss-kahn denies them all. his trouble started saturday when a housekeeper came to clean his $3,000 a night suite. the woman thought it was empty. police say strauss-kahn emerged naked from the bodily harm and attacked her. he she fought him off, only to be dragged back into the bathroom. she finally escaped. by the time police arrived strauss was gone. and it appeared he left in a hurry. his cell phone was found in the room. in 2004, the married father of father had an affair, and his rumor of sexual ask paids have escapade in france is known. >> he already had his sexual problem with another lady. so a second time. >> these latest accusations have touched off a political tsunami

in france, where strauss-kahn was seen as having a real shot at becoming the country's next president, and as he fights these charges, the international monetary fund has named his second in command the act director. abc news, number. >> alan: a wounded congresswoman returns returns to to watch her husband launch into space. how long with this storm last leigh glaser has the forecast after the break. >> all new. the biggest controversy in "oprah show" history. now, five years after "a million little pieces," they meet again. oprah, james frey. create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here.

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opened for the first time. the 450,000 square foot hospital opened it doors this morning. patients from the old mills hospital will slowly be transferred over to the new, more seismically safe building. the new facility includes upgrades like wireless patient monitoring and private rooms with followedout couches, and it's designed so remain fully operational even after a magnitude 8.5 earthquake on the nearby san andreas fault. >> federal authorities opened three more flood gates of louisiana's morganza spillway. they're trying divert water from the mississippi river to save new orleans and baton resume from flooding. the river has crested at 17 feet above stage in new orleans. here's more. >> reporter: four flood gates are now open at the time morganza spill we were. the mississippi river is rushing

through, farmlands transformed from a dry field to a lake. houses and roads being submerged. even animals are being forced to deal with the rising water. opening the spillway diverted the water from the more heavily populated cities of baton scrooge new orleans. >> -- baton rouge and new orleans. >> nothing is going to push us out. >> people in the path of the flood waters are urged to evacuate. some people 50 miles from the spillway are raising to get valuables to higher ground. >> i'm going to watch it daily, and if i see it coming up, you know, if i feel threatened by it, i'm going. >> reporter: perry has lived in more began city for 20 years. >> going to have nice quiet life. retirement. and seems everything is just turning upside down on us. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations are issued for the

three mile lake area. if the residents refuse to leave, they will not be forced out of their homes but they will not be checked on again. abc news, louisiana. >> alan: back here, we're experiencing a little break before more rain tomorrow. let's talk to leigh glaser for more on that. >> leigh: you're exactly right. we had one storm move through overnight last night and this morning. it's since started to push on towards the east. you can see the snow in the sierra. look at the lightning strikes, especially in the sacramento valley area. we get a little break tonight and then more rain moves in tomorrow. on closer inspection you can see just a few little drops here and there heading over the bay bridge right now, a little rain shower over there, oakland and berkeley, moraga. so we'll have a chance of a few lingering showers in the forecast tonight. the bulk of this first system has moved out of the area. temperatures right now, we're in the mid-to-upper 50s. san francisco right now, 57.

55 in livermore, and san jose, a little sunshine in your neighborhood, 59 degrees. clouds, a few lingering showers overnight. more showers tomorrow, especially tomorrow afternoon, we'll show that to you on the forecast animation. as well as tuesday morning, and then after that, we'll return to some sunshine, warm things up for you as we head into wednesday and thursday. here's a look at the actual trough of low pressure pushing on towards the central valley, heading to the sierra. this low is behind it and it will all move through tonight. a little break this evening, we check out upstream. more showers, ooft lake-season cold front will make its way across the bay area, brings us may showers monday night and tuesday. here's a look at the tomorrowing. we start this at 5:00, and you can see most of the rain activity is pushed out of the bay area. only a few showers here and there. tomorrow morning's community comiewt looks terrific, maybe a little patchy fog. check out tomorrow afternoon's

commute. a different story. the front starts to move in 5:00, moderate showers, and this band will stay with us throughout the course of monday, lingering into tuesday morning. they're trying to get the cycle race, the amgen race, and i'm telling you, the winter weather advisory posted for monday and tuesday. five to eight inches expected at the 7,000-foot level. if you put the chains away, get them bang -- back out, and there will be numerous travel delays. here's a look at the highs. tomorrow afternoon, for the bay area, 62 for san jose. 56 for pacifica. increasing sea breeze late in the day. 58 for san francisco. tomorrow afternoon, the north bay will see the rain showers first.

60 for santa rosa. on the east bay, oakland, 60. increasing clouds. fremont, you warm to 62. 62 for brentwood and concord, and 60 degrees, breezy conditions, increasing there in santa cruz. the seven-day forecast, one more system moves in, monday night, tuesday morning, showers could be heavy at times. then we start to dry things out. wednesday and thursday, terrific weather there temperatures warming back up into the 70s. then we cool things down a little bit next weekend. >> alan: thank you very much, leigh. shu is here with some nba action. >> mike: down to the final four in the playoffs, it's o.k.c., let by -- led by the next superstar, kevin durantntntntntt

>> mike: nothing like a game seven in any sport. winner of the thunder and grizzlies face the mavericks. first half, westbrook, kicks it out to temperature -- durant. thunder up eight. memphis battles back. mike connellly connects from deep. in the fourth, durant takes over, off the great feed, giving randolph a facial, then in transition, temperature -- durant, he had 39. oklahoma city advances to the western conference finals with the victory. to the diamond.

giants and cubs were rained out. it will be made up june 28th. the as hosting the white seahawks. coco crisp has liftoff. he and deep to left. it's gone. we're tied. top seven. 2-1 sox. cahill, not helping his own cause. fields the bunt, throws it down the right-field line. alex rios scores to make it 3-1. bottom of the frame, as down 4-1. barton with the clutch. we got a 4-3-ball game. bottom nine, tying run 90 feet air. but a's drop the finale to the white sox. 4-3. >> anytime your team loses it's a disappointment. we gave it a good shot.

>> mike: let's tee it off at the players championship. considered the fifth major on tour. this event has the biggest field of quality players so to win it you're the players choice. a rain-soaked saturday, the sunday was out today. toms had the lead and got greedy. going for the green in two, and it's wet. he drops to 12 under. on the 17th. choy for birdie. takes the lead at 13-under. toms has been around. on 18. needs a 25-foot birdie putt to force a playoff. clutch. we head to playoff. on the first playoff home, toms putter fails and his family can't believe it. choi has this par putt for the win. k.j. choy, eight title tithele on the tour. >> in tennis, nadal and djokovic

in the finals. djokovic rolling. the big back heand winner. second on match point, djokovic, the wicked foreheand. his 37th straight win to start the season, and fourth time he has beaten nadal in a final. >> bay to breakers, the winner for the men -- >> alan: coming up next, you're looking at live pictures of cape canfall and a half recall. a wounded congresswoman returns for the second time to watch her husband launch into space.

>> alan: coming up at 6:00, things are looking up for california as it collects billions more in tax revenue than expected. what could be a problem for the governor. this 300 year old tree is on the chopping block. what residents plan to do to save it from the axe. join us at 6:00. today is the state deadline for school districts to give final notice to teachers who will be laid off next school year in march, districts throughout the state sent out preliminary notices identifying some 20,000 teachers who could lose their jobs. last week teachers statewide rallied for more funding. they still don't know what california lawmakers will do about the human state budget -- huge state budget def said. some lawmakers education could lose up to $5 billion in

funding. >> wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords has arrived in florida for tomorrow's launch of the space shuttle endeavour. here's a live picture of the shuttle on the launch pad. giffords flew in on a nasa shut jett and -- jet, and the weather looks good for the launch at 5:56 a.m. our time. giffords' husband, astronaut mark kelly, is the commander of the shuttle mission. the crew includes a san jose native. this is giffords' second trip to florida to see the launch. it was delayed last month because of electrical problems. giffords was shot in the face in january but has been making a remarkable recovery. >> that does it for us at 5:00. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is at 6:00 p.m. see you then.