in the news, a worldwide christian radio network predicts the day of judgment day. the leaders say it will happen at 6:00 p.m. bie time zone by time zone. oakland police officers are carrying older pistols because of a defect that has been discovered in their new guns. >> clouds are firmly entrenched at the shoreline, 60 and 70s today. >> christian radio evangelist prophesy that the end of the world would come today is proving false in many parts of the world. 6:00 p.m. arrived without a biblical rapture. he has warned people to prepare for a massive earthquake that

would began in dawn in new zealand and spread around the globe. there were christian protests outside his radio station. >> this billboard along highway 80 on the bay bridge approach, warns it will begin with earthquakes all over the world. they say the last day is in the bible. >> it will be the beginning of judgment day and it will begin wherever the calendar says may 21. >> his family group bought billboards all over the world to help deliver his prophesy. at his radio station, people decided to protest over his interpretation of the scripture. >> it's not possible, because the bible says no man knows the day nor the hour except the father in heaven. >> we spoke to brendan row an employee of family radio.

she non-believer and is shocked at the response of the prediction. >> it's been five years now, but it's crazy i made it this far. i never really thought about it what it would be like when this day came. >> family radio has 66 stations like this all over the world. they raised $100 million from donations. much of the money has gone to this type of advertising. reverend cecil williams sees it as a ploy for media time. >> i have a feeling that this is an attention getter. it is a way to make sure that he makes the news one way or the other. >> rapture ram an atheist meeting and they will celebrate the insanity of his predictions. >> if we're wrong, god knows

where to find us. >> the worker plans on showing up to work at family radio on monday morning. this morning, san francisco police are reviewing surveillance video after a stabbing on a muni bus last night. they say there was fight between a group of men and women. a 32-year-old male victim was taken to the hospital with stab wounds. >> santa clara police say tips from the public played a major role to catch a man that killed a popular resident named the church man. he was arrested thursday night. they say he beat lewis with a baseball and what appears to be a random attack. it happened on lafayette street while he was walking to work on may 12th. 62-year-old victim attended church every day and always carried a bible. >> oakland police are handing in

their newly issued guns after a defect, it's made by glock. a mechanical defect turned up. they say it never posed any danger to the officers or the public. they want to make sure the weapons are reliable before they return them. this morning a san leandro narcotics officer is accused of drug crime himself. they announced a felony drug charge has been filed against jason fredrickson. he pleaded not guilty in court. he is accused of providing one point of marijuana to a police informant he was romanticly linked to. >> that he provided marijuana for the purposes for sale. >> this is really about one person, two persons. this is what i would call a

dangerous liaison. a romantic indiscretion gotten complicated with some marijuana. >> his wife works at a dispatcher and both or paid administrative leave. >> there was a fight that broke out at folsom prison. 150 got involved. the riot lasted five minutes. they fired rubber bullets and pepper spray to break it up. a federal appeals court has upheld a lower court's ruling that san francisco's instant runoff for local elections is constitutional. they rejected the challenge a former candidate for supervisor who lost to the now supervisor ed ju five years ago. oakland and berkeley use rank choice voting.

the system asked voters to rank their three top choices for each office. >> search and rescue crews discovered a missing winery owner in the sierra yesterday. robert brown took off in the lakes tahoe headed for tracy. a search and rescue team found brown's body and the wreckage of the his plane in the eldorado national forest. he owns two northern california wineries. today's money for breast cancer, the disease killed his wife. california's unemployment rate is falling. april marks the fourth consecutive month of declining unemployment in the state and the jobless figure has fallen below 12%. california added only 8900 jobs last month. here is more from our

correspondent in sacramento. >> for more than a year and a half it didn't seem like california could get out of the 12% doll drums until finally a breakthrough the unemployment rate for april dipped to 11.9%, it's a drop from march. a year ago it was much worse, 12.4%. despite gaining 8900 jobs, anemic but still the great recession. >> the gains we have job losses of about half million jobs. >> as much as state leaders try to put a positive spin on it, more than 2 million people are still out of work in california. one-third of them is like james reed who hasn't had a job for a year or more so it's not that encouraging to the unemployed truck driver.

>> on a national level it might be encouraging but out here, we're still scared. >> they are still struggling explains why lines are long at job fairs where people might have better luck finding a job now that more companies are hiring. >> we're bringing employers that have job openings. you think wonderful people and have these skills looking for a job. >> they posted the most job gains but government suffered the most losses and they continue to plague budgets. but it means more and more californians are collecting paychecks. andre richardson joins those ranches having just received an offer. >> six months was really stressful. but i made it. okay? i made it. >> they expect the downward trend in the next coming months

right now, let's break down the bay area numbers. take a look at the east bay. 5500 jobs, unemployment falling to 10 hadn't 4%. south bay, adding 2900 jobs but san francisco and marin and san mateo had a net gain of 700 jobs. a lot of people in service industries getting laid off. >> on monday, redwood city will consider asking voters to raise total taxes. if the city council approves it the measure would go on the november ballot where voters could pass it with a simple majority. hotel occupancy taxes is popular because it gets paid by visitors. it's not been raised since 1994 and they soundly reject the last time. coming up next, a special message from the pope to the astronauts aboard the international space station as

endeavour's crew takes a close-up look at damaged tile. and a face-to-face meeting between president obama and israel ease prime minister a day after harsh words is iay squarely at israel. is can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste?

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shuttle endeavour crew is going to get some rest after they received a history making phone call. >> welcome aboard your holiness. >> the astronauts i'm very happy for the opportunity to converse with you during your mission. >> pope benedict made the first pafpal call to space when he addressed them from the vatican. he said he admired the astronauts courage and commitment and even sent get well wishes for wounded gabrielle giffords. commander kelly thanked the pope for his kind words. a robotic camera was used to take pictures of two damages tiles. it has mission control trying to figure out how deep that goes.

president obama is standing by his call for israel to withdraw to the 1967 borders despite a rebuke from benjamin netanyahu. they discussed peace negotiations. >> it cannot go back to the 1967 lines because these lines are indefensible. they don't take into account certain changes that have taken place on the ground. >> together we are hopefully be able to work to usher in a new period of peace and prosperity in a region that is going to be through some profound trance for amazing. >> the president and netanyahu did find common ground that there can't be peace as long as hamas continues to deny israel's right to exist. >> dominique strauss-kahn is under house arrest near ground

zero. he was release was delayed after an agreement on to rent an apartment after neighbors objected to all the media frenzy. he is wearing an ankle tracking bracelet. he is accused of sexually assaulting a maid in his hotel room. >> oprah goes off in three more episodes but she is going to be leaving behind a legacy. we'll air a special called, oprah looks back 25 years of the oprah winfrey show. it airs the following day at 4:00 and it's one of those shows it's going to be something special and when oprah is talking about something special, it's going to be special. it's going to be crazy. >> and there are secrets for her, too. >> really. okay. >> give her a car.

>> and lots of clouds around coming in from the shoreline and winds gusting at 22 miles an hour at the airport. this is sutro and cool and breezy at our coast but what about elsewhere. stay tuned. >> and also next, patric marleau a big night at the tank as the sharks turn the tables on 3qncouver.

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you might expect this would be a banner year for ski resorts but it turns out business was down this year. take a live look from lake tahoe they announced they will stay open until july the 4th. but the decline in skiers and snowboarders. problem was too much snow. near record closed down the roads to deter drivers from trying to get up in the sierras. they call it a frustrating year because it could have been a sensational season if the timing of storms had been different. good news if you are headed to south lake tahoe this weekend. highway 50 will reopen today and it's rescheduled sometime after 12:00 noon. the road over echo summit had

been closed for week and a half. the contractor wrapping up early as c.c. myers tends to do. lisa argen happens to join us as we're speaking of temperatures. what is going on? >> we got a pretty strong onshore flow that will cool coastal areas. golden gate bridge bathed in sunshine and sutro camera fog is drifting by from san francisco on south. we're going to see fog that will be hard pressed to clear. some of the breezy winds will keep numbers on the cool side. this morning, we're pretty much all in the 50s but away from that sea breeze, 61 in antioch. 54 in livermore. 55 in redwood city so the normal spread this time of year, about 15 degrees from the north bay to some of our coastal locations. we will see a definite spread today due to this wind.

they are gusting to 22 miles an hour at the airport and breezy winds in fairfield and calm winds right now in mountain view but a west wind in oakland at 10 miles an hour. so highlights, few clouds around this morning, mainly in the south bay and at our coast. otherwise we'll see lots of sunshine, breezy and cooler mainly tomorrow but today you will feel some of that breeze depending on where you are. clouds shall clearing and looking at a lot of sunshine but overall temperatures not quite as warm as they could be for this time of the year. so the 50s at the coast, mainly in the 60s elsewhere and 70s will be the warm spots in inland valleys. weablg system allows us for a few clouds and northerly winds today keeping much of that fog out of the north bay. it's really not going to clear coastal sections of san mateo, so we'll see a lot of sunshine around the bay and weak system pushes on through tomorrow that is going to allow for a stronger

sea breeze. that means temperatures 5-8 degrees below the average. in terms of temperatures across the state. interior looking quite mild and comfortable with warm numbers for fresno, 83. 93 in palm springs. with the fog and low clouds only in the low 70s in los angeles. back home, we're looking at low 70s here. temperatures about 72 in campbell. 58 half moon bay. mountain view coming in at 70 today. san francisco only 62. you'll need a jacket and if you are at the coast, not getting out of the 50s. mid-70s for santa rosa. 'near east bay we'll see near 60s in berkeley and richmond and upper 60s down through union city and fremont. last hour wind gusts are over 40 miles an hour at mount diablo. 74 in pleasanton and 75 in

gilroy. seven-day forecast, warmest day we'll see in the next four or five because a couple of systems are rotating allows for the stiff winds, coastal clouds and temperatures not quite where they should be. by the middle to the end of the week, we should warm up a bit and heat wave by memorial day. >> all right. thanks a lot. in sports, pleasanton based will try to defeat amp kingdom in the running of the preakness stakes. last night the sharks tried to sway their fans in western conference series. here is larry beil with the highlights. >> good morning. sharks are back in the series with vancouver, game three in the tanker, very different from the first two games. they had to hang on for dear life. reversal of fortune with vancouver committing the penalty

in this one. sharks take advantage of the power play, thorton and patric marleau, 1-0 san jose. this makes it 2-0 and marlow on the break and then dan boyle with 5-1. and then jamie tattoos him and calls for a five minute major. five minute power play, scored twice. firing off of ian white and suddenly it's 4-3. under a minute left. canucks with another chance, murray coming up with a big block but the sharks survive 4-3. game four sunday in the tank. >> the last two have not been anywhere near par for our group. so it was nice to see us return to the way we can play.

>> it's nice to produce a win but we do whatever it takes to win and we're going to need that another game. >> we realize what is at stake and the guys showed up and managed to do it. we know the importance of winning tonight. >> on the baseball for the giants and a's. bay bridge series. pitchers duel at at&t park. they shake hands and get along. he catches suzuki swinging. trevor cahill gave up a one and posey completely fooled at bat. cahill goes 6 and in extras, aubrey huff, line drive to the right. burris who singled to start the inning, good night.

game over. drive home safely. giants with their sixth walk-off win of the year. >> warriors have hired jerry west to work with management. he was a star with lakers on the course and the general manager for many years. great move by warriors manager, west will be an advisor for the team. >> day six, tour de california, in the town of volvang. david blistered the course, course record wins it by 15 seconds over levi. that is a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. next, will i am, a surprise

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a weekly address, president obama is calling on congress to reform no child left behind this year. reforms in education should not come from washington politicians

but come from school principals and parents. >> our challenge is to allow all 50 states to benefit from the success to the top. we need to create reform and encourage communities what is best for their kids. that is why it's so important that congress should replace no child left behind for this year so schools have that flexibility. reform just can't wait. as an example, he mentioned his visit to bundlinger t. washington high school. he was inspired by the young people he met who overcame difficulties. >> one of front man black-eyed peas is offering to motivate people to succeed. >> will i am is an entertainer and an education advocate. >> i am so proud to you. >> he is here to support the

college bound students, recent grads of the program. these students are all considered at risk. they go to centers in oakland, east palo alto and san francisco. >> where are you going to college? >> it will be attending m.i.t. this fall. >> he is going to berkeley. he arrived in the u.s. from el salvador four years ago and immediately found college track. his father says his son is the first in the family to go to college, college track provides students with tutors, mentors and counselors and scholarship opportunities. that is where i will i am comes in. for first time he is partnering and offering the i am scholarship fund. >> i had a lot of help and assistance and a lot of encouragement.

if i didn't have that, i would be like the people i grew up with, i probably wouldn't be alive. >> he is going to ucla with a will i am scholarship. >> from the time they enter the program, to the time they graduate from college. this morning the fda is urging caregivers not to give a product called simply sick to premature infants. it's a sickening agent for people that have a difficult time swallowing but it should not be given to babies born before 37 weeks. a team of nasa and russian scientists think the devastating

earthquake in japan have revealed clues about predicting earthquakes. not all scientists agree with the findings. cal watch a nonprofit independent center important investigative reporting. more from heather ishimaru. >> reporter: the march 11 earthquake in japan was a magnitude 9.1. a team of scientists monitoring quakes say they could tell it was coming because the atmosphere above the epicenter was heating up. they say on the earth's crust caused radon to escape in the atmosphere, 100 miles above the earth they ionize and it's defectable by satellites. it all showed the same atmospheric signals beforehand. >> and it's possible to find it

on the ground. >> it's not the last word. >> they agreed the atmosphere heats up but not from escaped gases, they thinks that stresses on the earth's crust bring massive air ionization ion. we can forecast. we can forecast certain weather conditions. the reason is whatever we do we can only detect the stress build-up. not the earthquake itself. >> we also learned a lot about the physics of failure of the earth's crust. it is not reassuring. >> malcolm am johnson, that it happens on such tiny places it's impossible to know for sure what is coming but it's important to keep looking.

>> what does work and what doesn't work. >> the team's data on the japan quake will be released later this year. we're going to be stutter stepping toward the summer like temperature kind of thing. >> yeah. and in double speak. we're looking for a nice area. breezy winds and cool temperatures. i'll tell you the cooler day of the weekend coming up. also ahead the harbor porpoises returning to the bay and one in particular really stands out.3q

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welcome back. you are looking at the shark tank, sometimes known as the hp pavilion down in san jose. they will be doing it one more time against the vancouver

canucks, game four at 3:00 p.m. and, of course, the phrase is -- go sharks! >> a deadly horse virus as forced sonoma county to cancel several events and prompted rider is to pull 40 horses out of the rose parade this weekend. two horses from sonoma county participated in a show in utah and that is where the outbreak of equine virus is believed to have originated. they have been quarantined and the viruses is highly contagious. researchers have discovered a rare white porpoise in the san francisco bay. environmentalists are excited to see any kind of important poises coming back, they disappeared decades ago but cleaning up the bay seems to be paying off. here is dan ashley with this morning's assignment 7 report. >> right here. porpoises. >> on any given day, dozens of

harbor porpoises are swimming under the golden gate bridge. phil knows many of them by sight. >> believe it or, you can take pictures at this distant. >> in the last two and a half years, phil and a team of observers have photographed more than 200 individual porpoises. they don't have names but they do have code numbers. there is hand some 78 with a rugged scar. there is another fsd-34 with jet black calf. and 179 whose tail may have been bitten by a shark. >> it's a rip tide that is coming in. the porpoises tend to feed along the area. >> fully grown they are about five feet long. they have lived in the san francisco bay for thousands of years, but during world war ii the military strung a net across the golden gate and placed mines around the entrance. they were blocking enemy

submarines but porpoises were blocked, too. >> they were ultimately removed as the bay got more polluted the porpoises didn't come back. that is until 2008 until they were first spotted near sausalito. >> it wasn't one animal it was a mother with calves. so there were family groups coming in to feed. >> he is an environmental lawyer and former head of the marine center. they are trying to figure out why they would return to an urban water way full of boat traffic. >> could be the bay is cleaner and more fish. there the bay is in a productive period right now. that is very good and to have animals to come back to an area is pretty unusual. >> and even more unusual was this, a photograph bill took april 30th. >> you can see, it's so white, it's shining in the water. it appears to be very first

white harbor porpoise recorded in the pacific ocean. >> in the last hundred years, scientists have only documented six other white harbor porpoise dz anywhere in the world. the team is hoping this one will come back and if it does, it's likely to be visible again from the golden gate bridge. >> it's one of best places in the world to do porpoise research because unlike going out in a boat where you disturb them by your presence they don't know you are up on the bridge. >> they note the scars and coloring to figure out who is who. this one was first identified by a big v-shaped scar. so here is the same animal engaged in mating behavior. >> they reveal a rich social life with a lot of interaction. researchers believe one reason they are thriving is what is happening under water. there are three marine

sanctuaries protected by the federal government. >> all the animals including the corals on the bottom and porpoises, it means it's a healthier environment for all the animals. >> porpoises and a lot more just by walking out on the golden gate bridge. >> fongs view and most of the people don't realize that. >> harbor porpoises have appeared in other areas around the central part of san francisco bay. if you see one, a porpoise or dolphin, the research group would like you to report it to them. we have a link to their website at abc7news.com. click on see it tv, positive news about the environment right here in the san francisco bay area. >> it's going to be one of those days, if you are on the bridge you'll need a jacket because the wind is picking up. the fog is filtering in parts of the north bay but really in the south bay.

it shows a little bit, that fog right there. so that is going to provide a brisk wind today. temperatures this morning have rebounded with some sunshine early on in the 50s. 55 in mountain view as well as redwood city. 52 in antioch. at sfo winds are gusting to 22 miles an hour out of the west. more of a north wind in the north bay. elsewhere, southwest wind at 17 in concord and tomorrow, we'll see more cuss at this winds and cooler day will be tomorrow. today we'll see a few more 70s around the bay. partly cloudy with clouds at the coast. few in the south bay but overall a mostly sunny day. breezy and cooler tomorrow as a week system moves on through the bay area. today we're looking at sort of a narrow range of temperatures. 50s at our coast and mid-80s inland with most areas in the

mid and upper 50s. pretty nice day but temperatures below the average and numbers tomorrow really feeling a bit cooler. weak system today pushing on through. that is allowing for some northerly winds, most of the fog to stay out of the bay in the north bay but not necessarily the case in the santa cruz mountains, san mateo coast. inland, lots of sunshine. we'll see temperatures in the low 70s in most locations but tomorrow as another weak system, strong sea breeze and i don't think we'll see too many 70s. statewide temperatures, clouds and showers in the sierra nevada. 72 in yosemite with 57 in san diego. big sur, mid-60s. breezy winds and back home, numbers around the average for the south bay with 72 in campbell. 73 in los gatos. peninsula, breezy winds and 69

in palo alto. san francisco coming in the low 60s today. few clouds the closer you are to the coast. north bay numbers with more after breeze, we'll see 50s here but lots of sunshine from santa rosa, 75 there. 74 in sonoma. maybe a few extra clouds to the north here. in the sierra nevada, you'll see extra clouds. near east bay, 65 in richmond. 67 san leandro. mid-70s for concord and pittsburg and 73 in dublin and monterey, 60 for you. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, today, numbers in the mid-70s. east bay hills. we've got very gusty winds around mount diablo so some of the warming off set by the winds. so highs mainly in the 60s. a few low 70s and a little bit of warming coming our way tuesday. another dip on tuesday. looks like by the end of the

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have you ever received a notice in the mail saying there is a security breach at a business and your personal information may have been stomp? it happens to millions of people every year. that leaves many worrying that someone may be plotting to steal their money or their identity. >> we hear of it more and more, 100 million sony play station consumers find out hackers got into their account. millions of consumers at chase bank and tivo, somebody stole their names and e-mail. >> i got a letter in the mail from health net. >> he received a warning letter, too. his from insurance company health net saying several hard drives were sudden lid missing. it contained sensitive health records of two million consumers including todd's. >> they got everything they wanted to be me. >> social security security

number, health and financial information. >> potentially that is a big disaster. >> the letter said i.b.m. handles the data and could not locate the disk drive. >> i want to know what happened. how do you lose a server? >> under california law, companies must notify consumers when their information is stolen but not required to provide details of the breach. 7 on your side contacted i.b.m. which said they continue to assist health net for the unaccounted serveer driver. protecting our members is the highest priority. health net has acted appropriately to protect affected individuals. indeed, they are offering consumers two years of free identity theft protection, that includes automatic follow-ups and one million in insurance coverage. todd says that is great but what

happens after two years? >> how much is enough? how long do i need protection for that. >> there is no magic bullet, that there is no one answer. >> he enforces identity theft laws. he says don't rely on a company to protect your identity. >> set up a file and we're all our own best advocates. >> he says file a police report you can point to later if someone opens an account or commits a crime in your name. set up a fraud alert with the three major credit bureaus. you'll be notified. be on guard for at least a year or longer. they may shell data to scammers that may use it down the line, no great comfort for todd. >> it's probably 90% that nothing will be happen, it's a misplaced piece of hardware but what if it's not? >> some legislators are calling

for federal laws requiring companies to secure data and swiftly notify customers after a breach. coming up. the klepto kitty is back. see how you can see dusty the cat and get some of his loot.

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days. ♪ ♪ >> she and her husband, almond brother's guitarist. they took their children on the road with them. >> my husband, and i don't know what but the band is opening acted at the sonoma jazz festival. this is where they'll play the field of dreams. joining sheryl crow and gypsy king. this music is all about kids' music. our mission from day one has been to support education. >> children need that. it helps break up the day. you can't do matsz and english all day long. >> reporter: when they finish here they head to southern california and then back to the warfield on sunday night.

susan says her career has been like that field of dreams. >> is it in play with lot of my heroes. i love what i do. well, today a world famous or should we say infamiliar us on cat will serve as grand marshal. dusty the klepto cat knowing to steal from neighbor's property, became an internet sensation as featured right here on animal 7 and on animal planet. there was a fund-raiser for the peninsula humane society and it puts on the annual pet parade just a couple hours. klepto's cache of unclaimed property will go on the auction block to raise more funds for the peninsula humane society. that a great story. >> and nice picture with

sunshine. clouds are in the mountain but we do have low clouds around the san mateo coach and keep the temperatures around in the 50s. winds will be gusty and along the hills. numbers, mid-80s east bay valleys. >> low 70s down to morgan hill and cooler tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us. >> next newscast at 5:00 tonight. stay connected 24/7 at abc7news.com. at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com.