>> suddenness of it. the magnitude of it, is horrific. >> alan: an historic yacht race suffers a tragic loss. one dead, three rescued, and four lost at sea. good evening, i'm alan wang. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. the search continued after a sailboat ran aground, cross-swells 15 feet high swerp swept the crew off the ship. here's more on the search live from the coast guard office. >> reporter: time is critical. the coast guard says conditions

out there are pretty rough, and the temperature of the water is only 50 degrees. video from the u.s. coast shows the crew hoisting a sailor into their helicopter. the coast guard says he is one of three people who they rescued yesterday when their boat encountered powerful waves in the fair lob -- farallon island. >> we were looking at winds up to 25 knots, and seas 10-15 feet. >> reporter: this photo shows the sailboat pinned against the rocks. the coast guard says there were a total of eight people on board when a large wave knocked four of them in the ocean. when the crew tried to turn the boat around they encountered another wave which ultimately ran the boat aground there are only three known survivors. the coast guard recovered one body from the water, there were three helicopters, two patrol

boats, a cutter, and an airplane involved in the search. >> because of the conditions, the search area rapidly expands, and so it seemed to cover all that area takes a lot of resources. >> the coast guard says the search will continue until the sun goes down, they'll then re-evaluate and decide where to go from there,. >> alan: and we are learning more about the crew members today. including those who are presumed lost at sea. sergio quintana is live with more on that. >> reporter: some of the webs the crew of the sailboat were members of the yacht club here and they're actually having a private vigil for all of the crew members. i don't know if you can see but there are some flowers on the floor. eight flowersment one for each

crew member. a lot of the people are still holding out hope that some of the missing might still be found. >> details are emerging about the people aboard the 39-foot boat when she ran aground. these are pictures of the yacht during early 'er -- earlier races. killed in the crash, mark kasannan. has body was recovered on saturday. his death makes this the worst tragedy in the history of the san francisco yacht club. >> an event like this that happens of thing magnitude is going to hit every sailor and every racer in the heart. >> reporter: with people still missing there's a possibility the tragedy could get even worse. among the missing, alexis bush, the only woman aboard the eight-person crew. it's a boat she had been on before. in fact this is video she posted to youtube board the yacht

during a prior race. also missing man from san rafael. they were both thrown overboard with a fourth person yet to be identified. three others were rescue build coast guard and air national guard helicopters saturday. those saved include the yacht skipper, james bradford, and crew member, nick voss, and bryan chong. the race is an annual event put on in part by the san francisco yacht club. >> weather conditions were typical for this tomorrow of the year. several crew members confirmed that the conditions were not abnormal. >> reporter: this afternoon i talked at length with one woman who tells me she has served aboard as a crew member of the lowspeed chase and knows all the people aboard the boat yesterday. chev says the four people who are missing are very strong swimmers so she is hoping they might have made it to an island and are hiding in or taking safety in a cave. she also says there are lot of

boaters here who took off this morning, out to the farallons again so they could try to help with the search. reporting live in belvedere, abc-7 news. >> alan: some 61 yachts set out on the full cruise farallon race. a 48-mile course that began at 9:45 yesterday morning. the race began near san francisco's aquatic park and win around the farallon island before returning to the waterfront. the yacht racing association says the race has been held for more than 100 years. >> this is the second yacht rescue off the california coast this month. a 68-foot saybowl is competing in a around the world yacht race, organize ares say after more than a week of repairs in oakland theout set sail yesterday. >> volunteers are back out again looking for morgan hill teenager

sierra lamar. it's been almost a month shin was last seen on march 16th. her mom says she last saw her when she what getting reddy to leave to school. the school has become the search center. volunteers were given specific areas to search. last week divers looked in reservoirs and ponds for clues. so far very few leads have been uncovered. >> san san jose police revealed both victims of the murder-suicide had dated and a baby found in their vehicle was a daughter. officers discovered a man and woman shot to death inside a vehicle at a shopping center on capital expressionway. the couple's daughter was unharmed and is now in protective custody. police have not released the couple's names. >> ama: a private funeral was held for the five people killed inside a san francisco home. three women and two men were found indiana a home near city college on march 23rd. the victims are a mother,

father, adult daughter, and son, and his girlfriend, police have not disclosed the motive. but sources say itid had to do h gambling debts. the suspect has pleaded not guilty and is expected back in court. >> alan: investigators are trying to determine the cause of an apartment fire in san francisco. it started 10:00 lastneath on sanchez street and market. firefighters were able to quickly get it under control but one person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. fire crews rescued a cat from that building. the red cross is assisting at least two people who are now homeless. lamb am. a they're -- >> amy: they're just realizing the destruction in the midwest. more than 120 tornadoes tear up communities and one town had little warning. >> alan: a big deal for president obama in colombia. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser.

the cloud that setter in the coast kept temperatures there in the 50s but we managed some low 70s inland. get ready for a nice warmup in the latter part of the work week. we'll show you the numbers.

>> ama: breaking news. a high-speed chase of two spictz just ended inry. near the intersection of carlton and bay view. this is a live look at sky 7hd, where a car with two suspected crashes. one suspect was arrested and police are searching for a second man who ran away. you can see in that shot. there was a police dog out there as well. police in the area north of

580-80 and-using search dogs to track down the suspect. at least five people died when 120 tornado swept the heart happen, the dead including three chirp -- children died in oklahoma. the tornado hit the town just after midnight. many people didn't realize the extend of the destruction until after sunrise. >> his was a back bedroom, and our closet and our sun room, that's all this back wall, and all down here. >> a freight train coming through the house, very scary, first time we've been through anything like that. >> officials believe the city's tornado warning system was knock out by lightning. forecasters report the storm is weakening as it moves east but they're stressing it could bring thunderstorms as far east as michigan. >> the obama administration is anticipating a free trade agreement will go into effect next month with colombia. the president praised the neil a

joint press conference with colombia's president shortly after wrapping up a summit in the south american nation. the two countries agreed the pat year but requires colombia to unact reforms that protect unions and the environment. '. >> ama: faculty members on all 23csu campuses vote tomorrow on whether to go on strike. the vote comes a week after the faculty so-and the undown did not reach an agreement. this sets inle motion a sear of events that could result in a massive starch, delaying the start of the semester. >> alan: local researchers say they have a better 2003 customize cancer treatment. >> ama: the service at the site of the tie tap nick dollars and the first enemy moment of -- memorial of its kind.

>> alan: we hope your enjoying

>> alan: in the exact spot where the titanic sank 100 years ago the marked the moment the boat went down. the cruise ship that is readdition the route stopped 400 miles off the coast of newfoundland, above the ship's final resting place in the north

atlantic, as the 1912 disaster was commemorated around the world, the city that built the vessels unveiled a new mohamud that named every victim of the titanic. >> today is april 15th. taxes aren't actually due today. the post office is closed and then tomorrow is emancipation day, a holiday in washington, dc, celebrating the freeing of slaves in the district, so tax deadlines can't fall on saturdays, sundays, are so holidays so the taxes are due on tuesday. the i.r.s. says it already has received a majority of the returns it expects to receive. >> alan: it's such nice weather. why do your taxes. >> ama: hopefully you have them done already. >> leigh: today we have the strong onshore component. last night the low clouds and fog moved in, so temperatures near the coast didn't warm up as much as we anticipated. this is a live look from the

mt. tamalpais camera, and over towards point reyes and stinson beach, much of the bay area waking up to low clouds and fog. we'll try to thin the clouds out. i want to pinpoint live doppler 7hd, we have a very weak cold front. we touched on this last night. it's going to stay the north of the bay area but is starting to spread sprinkles and light rain along the north coast, here's a look at the satellite radar come possess set. you -- composite. this is the loudiness and the ridge is starting to push the storm track to the north. so we're getting a bow right here, and you seek the clouds here. looks like the high will keep it to the north of us. temperatures right now, we did manage some 70s, felt grout out there. antioch, 70. livermore, 70. 69 in concord. where the low clouds and fog just sat throughout much of the day, only in the 50s. 57, san francisco.

half moon bay, 54. north bay, santa rosa, seeing sunshine right now, 66 degrees. so we'll go with the coastal clouds and move further inland overnight tonight. look for sunshine breaking out tomorrow, mainly inland, and around the peninsula, we'll keep low cloud near the coast tomorrow and then get ready for a big warmup as we head into the latter part of the work week. here's the low clouds. just sat near the cost. strong onshore winds push them further inland. temperature weiss, with the low cloud moving insuring it will help to insulate us a little bit so look for mid-to-upper 40s across the region. half moon bay, 44. 48 for antioch. here's a look at that storm system. this is the high building in. you can already get a sense of the nice ridge here. soot this point looks like the storm track will stay to the north. the tail end of this front may bring us a few high clouds here and there, and it will keep the coastal clouds with us the next

couple of days, and then once it passes on we'll break out in more sunshine. here's the numbers tomorrow. much like today. 68 for santa rosa. 63, san francisco, overcast, half moon bay tomorrow, 58 degrees. right now 70s, concord. 72 for antioch tomorrow. 71 for livermore. 70 for san jose, morgan hill to, after the low cloud burn off, plenty of snipe. 71 degrees. 68 in watsonville, and santa cruz, 66. so here's the next seven days. you're going to love thursday, friday, saturday, coastal clouds monday and tuesday. temperatures drop off just a little bit on tuesday. a few degrees. bet check out thursday, friday, saturday. we could be talking 80 degrees, mild temperatures friday and saturday inland, with near 70 around san francisco and mid-60s at the coast. >> alan: thanks, leigh. >> ama: a no, go for the closer.

>> mike: we talked to brian wilson, and he talked to the media about his likely season-ending surgery. he has accepted his fate and promises to be back. check

>> mike: brian wilson confirmed, giants fans worst fears saying he will likely have season-ending right el bell surgery after an mri revealed structural damage. he will seek one other opinion before undergoing tommy john surgery, procedure wilson had in 2003 when he pitched at lsu.

he said he felt this confident in the elbow and has been pitching on borrowed time since 2010. he said he felt pain in his pitching elbow during his last appearance and thursday in colorado, game he finished what will probably be his last day for a long time. but today, wilson says he is confident he'll pitch again in 2013. >> it's a year. no big deal. if i planned on playing forever, this is a small percentage of my career. giant fans are probably going to look at this like a huge loss, but we have the best bull pen in the league. >> i know they're going to do a great job. not even a question. not going to say i'm the savior and things are going to fall apart. not at all. >> mike: with wilson out, vogelsong comes off the dl to make his first start. jones deep to right. see ya. solo shot. 1-0 bucs. brandon bell back in the lineup.

scores the giants' only run on burris groundout. now, vogelsong looks strong in his first start. down 2-1 after this strikeout in the fifth, but a mistake. walker with the bunt. sandoval, the wild throw. the error scores mccutcheon, pirates win 4-1, but the giants take 2-3 in the series. >> straining -- strange day. we just never got it going there. we seemed out of sorts. and couldn't get this offense clicking today. >> mike: a's in seattle. usf and bill russell throwing out the pitch on jackie robinson day. everyone wearing the number 42. the three-one bomb is crushed. game time. but gel mile weeks, bad throw on

what could have been an inning-ending double play and ichiro capitalized. mariners win it 5-3. a's lose 2-3 in seattle. >> the sharks return home from st. louis tied with the blues in the western con conference qualify. san jose did what they were supposed to do, win one on the road, and when guys like little joe pavelski are scrapping away, coach mccellline has no issue with that style of hockey. >> when they're edge -- edge -- engaged like that, they're showing they're competitive people, and when those top players are involved like that, everybody else has to follow. >> mike: like joe said last night, it's fun. coming up at 6:00. we tee it up, hit the ice, and

talk about how athletes refuse to admit their injured because their careers are so short-lived. brian wilson. >> alan: in his mind he knows he is coming back. >> mike: in his mind. he has had two tommy john surgery. >> ama: known for their loyalty and this dog stayed alongside a ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thk you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso because there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less

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>> ama: coming up at 6:00, the very close call for one driver on a dangerous stretch of roadway in the east bay. the big changes coming that could affect commuters from the north bay. join us at 6:00. >> alan: a dog's loyalty is being praised by animal control officers in southern california. >> ama: a black lab is sitting -- actually don't show that exactly because the other dog was dead but the dog was hit by a car, but this dog stayed near it. >> alan: yesterday, she braved traffic while the retriever could not be saved, grace, which is the dog's name, is now in the care of a los angeles county animal control. >> ama: her owners haven't come forward so he will likely be put up for adoption. >> alan: very interesting. the two dogs were friend. >> ama: i know. that does it for us. >> alan: thanks for joini