>> alan: the long wait continues for united airline passengers of a system-wide commuter meltdown. thousands of passengers are still stranded across the done there and at san francisco international where we're live with the latest. >> lisa: i was here last night and there were thousands of people wreamplet people everywhere. but today people are flying again. last -- there's not a sense of normalcy and things are not running smoothly. >> all day, all night.

>> a renewed sense of urgency at unite airlines today. the goal is to get as many passengers out and in the air as quickly as possible. computers at both united and continental, which recently merged, went down at 5:15 friday afternoon, leaving thousands of travelers stranded. but the computers came back on five hours later so passengers say today isn't much better. >> i'm really mad. i have 36 or mother hour -- more hour delay. >> the outage interrupt flight departures, processing, and reservations, a total of 31 flights were cancelled. that doesn't take into account all the dough lays. passengers are fining rebooking isn't easy. >> we should be booked first, and they say everything is jam-packed. >> to many lines, not very

organized. >> reporter: according to travel industry analyst, how united recovered will be as important, and they must come up with a better backup plan. >> the airlines have to figure out if this happened outside their control, what can they do to reduce that. a vendor problem, a pour -- power outage. if it was in their control do they need to have more redundant systems. >> region airways had system failures, both blamed on forces outside of the airline's control. at it not clear what caused united's computer failure but the company is offering a one-time date or time change for free or a refund if you cab -- cancel your trip. san jose and oakland had fewer problems because united is not major carrier. our nighted hopes to have flights back on schedule here

and the nation's airports by the end of the weekend. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: san francisco police are searching for the driver who left the scene of a deadly hit and run accident. a man believed to be in his 40s was hit this morning at 18th and mission street. witnesses describe the vehicle as a white minivan, possibly a chevy. anyone with information is asked to call the police. in east palo alto, police say say will arrest he drive of an suv who let officers on a short pursuit before crashing and killing her passenger. officers say she sped away after they tried to pull her over for reckless driving. a short chase ended when the car flipped. the 25-year-old driver now faces charges, including homicide and dui. the passenger died at the scene.

another pursuit ended with the driver dying after crashing his truck. it happened this morning at east san jose. the sheriff's deputies responded after calls from neighbors reporting reckless driving. the driver of the truck gave chase and crashed into a tanker. the 21-year-old driver died in the crash. his passenger were hurt. volunteers hit the streets of oakland today to make a statement against violence and help track down a killer. they handed out fliers and t-shirts to help gather information about the shooting on may 29th. 28-year-old la toya kenney and another victim died. a third person was critically injured. it happened across the street from a block party. >> we're out here trying to get the message out and let people know that her family wants

justice. she has two little girls at home. they need justice for their mother. >> alan: investigators have not made any arrests in the case. police and crime taupers -- crimestoppers are offering up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest. >> the family of a missing nursing student, michelle li, has plans of searching all weekend. >> we're searching the areas for any evidence as to where she could be or to eliminate any areas that the pd have to look. we're in collaboration and -- the pd and the lost children's organization. >> li's family and volunteers have conducted at least 128 searches for her. investigators have classified her disappears as a homicide and say they have identified dotses of persons of interest since she

disappeared on may 27th but no one has been arrest. the search resumes tomorrow. investigators believe a pipe bomb explosion at fairfield may be connected to the unsolved newspaper bomb case in vacaville. police are now looking for 29-year-old daniel garcia in connection with a pipe bomb that detonated under a car in fairfield last month. vacaville police were searching garcia's home on this when they found a pipe bomb and detonated it. garcia is 5'8", lives in fairfield bulls it known to frequent vacaville. in marsh, vacaville man was killed when an explosive device hidden in his newspaper blew up. a billboard campaign combining race abortion is raising eyebrows, the radiant organization put up billboards saying black and beautiful, showing a baby, and directing

people to their anti-abortion web site. they are targeting the african-american community because they have the highest abortion rate. organizers say they're trying to make the issue personal. >> we have to declear these children are beautiful and deserve to live, they have potential and value. >> alan: congresswoman barbaraley issued a statement saying the billboards are offensive, stigmatize people of color and perpetrate myths about parenting skill and the type of women who seek and use abortion services. we'll have more on this story, including a response from planned parenthood, at 6:00. >> peace talks with the taliban. ahead what afghanistan is saying about negotiations reportedly involving the u.s. an injured giants fan brian stow's children talk about their dad and how they will spend this father day. >> and president obama and john becamer came out swinging today,

but for once not at each other. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. golf may be great idea for fathers tomorrow. get ready for some warming temperatures. and hot inland next week. we'll look at the forecast coming up.

>> alan: afghan president karzai says the u.s. is involved in peace talks with the taliban. he says his country is taking part and the talks are going well. the white house will not confirm or deny the meetings are taking place. the only response from the state department spokesman who says the u.s. supports an afghan-led process and the taliban must

renounce violence. the taliban has publicly stating that foreign troops must leave the country before negotiations begin. police are looking for a man who used a box cutter to attack a jogger. it happened yesterday afternoon on the path near the americana apartment complex. the suspect is 6'2", a lean build, white man, and a two-inch round tattoo on his forearm. he slashed her face and forearm while trying to cut her. as father's day approaches the children of brian stow, the giants fan attacked outside dodger stadium, are talking publicly about their power. stow remains in a coma at san francisco general hospital three months after the boating. police have related a suspect on

unrelated charge. stow's children, tyler and tab bit -- tabitha, live in scotts valley with their power. they usually taken a game with their dad on father's day. >> feels weird not having him stay by your side. >> i spent a lot of time with him. so at it completely different not going with him every weekend, or every thursday. so, it's really tough. >> alan: father's day, the children say they'll make a photo collage and hang it in his hospital room. just ahead, a sight that has some speechless. >> my gosh. this -- it's huge. >> alan: you heard the tale about the three bears? up next, true story about the fabulous furry four. you're looking at a live picture from the mount tam camera, looking towards point reyes. leigh glaser is coming witch the father's day forecast.

you could start seeing more chairs at your favorite stores, but they won't be for shoppers, retailers like wal-mart and home depot and target are facing lawsuits alleging they don't provide their employees enough on the job seating. more than 100 lawsuits have been filed, taking advantage of 2009 provision which mandates all employees should have randal access to seats. attorneys are now advising california retailers to put a chair near each cash register. >> president barack obama and john boehner put partisan aside today, at least on the golf

course. they were partnered in some call the golf summit in maryland. their love of golf may have brought them together for the day, the president and she the speaker could not be farther apart on some issues. >> i can say with great confidence they will not wrap up the 18th hole and come out and say, we have a deal. >> alan: president obama and speaker boehner teamed up to defeat vice-president wide biden and ohio governor. the president and the speaker each pocked a $2 prize. >> a family of bears is getting a lot of attention. the mother bear and three cubs have taken up residence in a tree in boulder, colorado. no one seems to be afraid of the animals. they're coming out a get a glimpse. wildfire officials thing somebody spooked the bear and they ran out of the tree and

tank liesing them is a last resort, and say the bears will likely come down in the dark and make they're way out out of town when there's not a lot of people around. >> leigh: big day tomorrow. for the dads out there. and things are going to start to heat up. i'm talking hot inland, especially tuesday and wednesday. but today warmed just a few degrees. we're going to show you the live shot from the east bay cam. the clouds start at the coast. and inland, temperatures climbing into the 80s. some spots in the 90s. you can see high clouds passing by tonight. antioch, you're at 80. fairfield, 74. sea breeze keeping san francisco cool at 59 degrees. 58, half moon bay, 57 in santa rosa. 75 in san jose. here's a look the highlights for the next several days.

a few high clouds overnight tonight. keep a little patchy coastal fog there. the warming is going to bin tomorrow, father's day, and warm and hot conditions tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at -- you can see for yourself we're definitely seeing a little low cloudiness and fog. this is how we started the morning, and then throughout the day it wants to pull off the coast, but it is pretty much just stuck there. those high clouds will be with us tonight as well. and you can see here that the low cloudiness, patchy at best, will remain near the coast. half moon bay, 51. interior east bay, antioch, you're in the 80s ago now. so dip down into the upper 50s overnight testimony 56 -- overnight tonight. 56 in concord, today we have a trough of low pressure right here, and that generated the high clouds on the coast. you may have noticed the sea

breeze calming down, and as we head into tomorrow, high pressure is really going to start to build in, the trough will be pushed off towards the east, and, folks, this is when the warming will begin tomorrow, and as we head into monday night and tuesday night, the high gets closer, we're going to start to get those warm offshore winds and we'll all heed up by tuesday. start father's day off tomorrow, clear skies in the north bay, and then as those winds start to decrease a little bit onshore, start to filter out, that's when temperatures will come up. 60s near the coast and starting to ease in some of the 90s from the east bay out towards the delta and east bay locations. highs for sunday, 80s. at the coast, sea breeze not as strong, although we'll have a little patchy coastal clouds. half moon bay, 66.

interior locations, redwood city, palo alto, mountain vow, 80. in the north bay, ukiah, 90. 85 for sonoma. east bay locations, you warm to 77 degrees in oakland. interior east bay, getting a little toasty, 92 for brent wood, 89 for concord, and 73 for santa cruvmentz the accuweather seven-day forecast, summer arrives on tuesday, and check it out. going to feel like it. warming up sunday and monday. check out tuesday. temperatures near 100 degrees interior east bay. 80s around the bay. 70s at the coast. a hot one for wednesday, and then slowly start to trend down. >> alan: let's talk to colin. he'll be celebrating his second father's day. >> talk about the weather being hot, rory mcilroy is as hot as they come, and he is going to win torches i'm telling you.

treating congressional country club like a walk in the park. he is making it look easy. sports is next.

>> barring a collapse that would exceed his infamous meltdown in april, he is doing it in historical fashion. the only time he has taken his foot off the gas on the practice range today. he pauses to watch highlights from his first two rounds. his six-shot lead.

lee westwood finishes at minus-5. 15th hole, sergio garcia gets crafty, hits the flag stick. knocks in the putt for birdie. the top american in contention is robert garrigus. 5-under after a 68. the story is rory, and he is unrelenting. on 11, the bendover birdie, 13-under, eight shot lead. then the second shot on the 4th. sticks within five feet. birdies to go to 14-under and that's where he finishes. the lowest ever in an open through 54 holes. he has an eight shot lead on playing partner, y.e. yang, westwood, garrigus, and jason day nine back. >> if you believe jonathan of

express.com, mop at the ellis has been offered to orlando in exchange for dwight howard. that's what said. here's the rumor. two players for howard. on our june 7th after the game show, larry riley flat out told us he is not shopping monte. it's a fun thought but as likely as me doing the dishes on father's day. not going to happen. >> new coach jackson working out. in oakland. on hand, mcconnell. height and speed the main issues nor reigning west coast conference player of the year. if the nba doesn't come calling, maybe baseball is the way to good. he was drafted by the dodgers. >> i'm going to take it for what it is, and obviously i'm out here trying to make it in basketball, but it's debt

definitely an honor to be drafted. >> cal bert cheney has been hired as the new director of basketball operations at indiana. >> in baseball, the college world series is underway, and the sentimental favorite is cal, from near extinction to cop -- contention. a lot of presidents in this newscast. top sixth. gregor going the other way. at the wall left. the double scores mike yastrzemski, the grandson of karl. vandy wins it, 7-3. of course, cal, tomorrow against virginia, everyone rooting for them. they're the underdogs and the sentimental favorites. >> alan: so a movie can be made.

and dwight howard for ellis, if it was true, it would be fair?

>> alan: coming up at 6:00, more on the controversy over 60 oakland billboards. what planned parenthood has to say, and the documentary about a 9/11 hero