sailors missing at sea is now over. the pacific proved too much for a crew of eight on a racing yacht. good evening. i'm ama dates. >> and i'm alan wang. it has been more than 24 hours since the crew was swept over board and slammed against the jag ged -- jagged rocks. one is dead and three rescued and now we are learning more about the tragedy at sea. >> thomas roman has more on the crew members. lilian kim has the latest on the search for the missing sailors. >> she is live from the coast guard station on yes, sir bough buena island. >> co this coast guard cuter was involved in the search, but it won't be going back. the search has officially been called off. >> this still photo shows the sailboat low speed chase pinned against the rocks on the fairlawn eye ndz la, one

day after a tragic turn of events. one of the crew members died while four are still missing. she took the photo while out at sea this afternoon. >> i was heart broken when we saw a sailboat on the rocks knowing what happened yesterday. it was horrific to see that in person. >> eight people were on board when a large wave knocked some on to the ocean. they encounter eds another large wave that ran the boat aground. the winds were said to be up to 25 knots and swells as high as 17 feet. he takes people well watching all the time. >> it was knock a boat over like nothing.r is bad youwhen tu have to stay in the deeper water. >> the coast guard rescued three surviving sailors. they are shown hosting one of them on the helicopter.

then the coast guard spent the day looking for them. three cutters were involved in the effort, but the search came up empty. >> the coast guard has been searching for more than 30 hours which is beyond the calculated survive ability window. we are calling off the search. the coast guard would like to extend our condolences to the friends and family of the missing and the deceased. >> reporter: the temperature of the water was said to be about 50 degrees. avid sailors say 50% die within 50 minutes in 50-degree water. live on yerba buena island, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. now to thomas roman who is live in the newsroom with what we have learned about the missing sailors. thomas? >> ama, hundreds of people attended the vigil for the even though the s.ailors in even though the search is over for their missing friends, they are still holding out some hope they will be found alive. mourners and friends of the surviving crew seen here during happier days filled the san francisco yacht clubhouse

in belvedere tonight. 41-year-old matt cusath in was killed when the boat was swamped in the high seas. his body was recovered by an international guard helicopter. brian swift says everyone inside was stunned. >> nothing like this has ever happened. they said in the history of a club we have never lost anybody. >> one of the missing crew members is alexis bush of larkspur seen with nick vas. he suffered a broken leg in the accident. he left the vigil 0 crutches surrounded by friends. he declined comments. richard thorton, a long-time friend is feeling his loss. >> i grieve his loss. he was young and vibrant and he was smiling at life. he was doing what he loved to do. >> daphne church refuses to believe he was lost forever.

>> i felt connected to him all day. and really hoping that he is going to make it. >> there is no life in that water. magic would be the greatest thing. >> the fourth missing crew member was morris visiting from ireland. the long-time sailors believe everyone was doing what they wanted to do. thorton said it best. >> they did this with a smile on their face. they are gone. >> now alexis bush is the daughter of cory bush, the former scute vice president to the san francisco giants. they say the tragedy is being felt by competitive sailors around the world. two of the missing sailors are his nay are bos. >> -- neighbors. 61 yachts set out on the 48-mile course that began at 9:45 yesterday morning.

the race started near san francisco's uh quack particular park -- aquatic park. the yacht race has been held annually for more than 100 years. stay with abc7 news for the latest on these missing sailors. you can go to abc7.com anytime for updates on the story. in other news, two people are dead in what petaluma police are calling a murder-suicide. several people called 9-1-1 to report gunshots on keller street around 2:00. officers discovered a gun lying next to a man and woman who were suffering from gunshot wounds. >> apparently they are visiting a person inside ken keller. it is an attorney. >> divorce attorney? >> i don't know what type of attorney. >> the press democrat identifies the people as kevin conover and her wife, kim. both were rushed to santa rosa

memorial hospital. richmond police have one suspect in custody and are looking for another one. officers and k-9 units searched earlier this afternoon. the search site was a few blocks away from where the suspects crashed into a light pole. this all happened near the intersection of carson boulevard and bay view avenue in richmond. >> tomorrow marks one -- tomorrow marks one month in the disappearance of sierra lamar. they believe she was abducted. the volunteers searchers intend to keep on looking until she is found, and so far they have searched several areas around morgan hill while the sheriff divers looked for clues in nearby lakes and reservoirs. they plan to hold a prayer meeting is -- at burnett medical school. they #r* negotiating to extend their stay.

today the san francisco chronicle reports that eliath a lopez is communicating through intermediaries. he is under court order to have no contact with her, and she is under court order to return to san francisco on april 28th. she pleaded guilty to false imprisonment related to a domestic abuse incident involving his wife, and he has been suspended without pay. the case heads back to court on april 19th. a curveng pink boulevard almost took the life of another driver. his are cay teetered pre -- his car teetered precariously after he missed a hiker and skited off the road. they carefully crept out of ande the car, and he says he was surprised to see there were no reflecters, guardrails or signs marking the curve. >> the police officers said most of them were knocked out by cars. and there have been numerous accidents throughout the years. >> one tow truck company refused to pull the vehicle off the ledge.

so a heavy duty tow truck was called to pull it up. there were no injuries. if you receive social security benefits you won't have to worry about cashing your check at the bank starting next year. social security recipients will get their benefits deposited electronically or added to a debit card for those who don't have the cards. 90% of recipients already get their benefits electronically. officials believe the switch will save taxpayers about $120 million per year thanks to reductions in fraud. coming up, the clean up underway after more than a hundred ravaged the midwest. >> and the ground breaking new leukemia research is happening in the bay area. >> and the battle against synthetic pot and why it is causing such a problem. >> and the hot new jobs in the tech industry and why anyone with experience is getting snatched up. >> hi, everyone. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. 60s and 70s and it is a terrific, dry weekend. you are looking live from sour

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including three children died in the midwest. the toll might have been much higher. the government sent out extensive and explicit warnings to millions in the twister's path. they suffered extensive damage. diana alviar is there tonight. >> the threat proved real as

twister after twister formed menacing the midwest. two developed at the same time in cherokee, oklahoma. >> definitely we heard all of this noise. >> in iowa a hospital took direct hit. all in its path survived. lightning knocked out the town's early warning system. when it was over five were dead including a father and two daughters. and several homes and buildings were leveled especially in this business district. >> despite the devastation, the owners were surprised at what they could salvage. the bookshelf is still standing with all of the file folders and knick-knacks in tact as well as the clock that stopped at the moment the twister hit. >> the office chairs, monitors and even a large tv. >> i'm shocked there is anything left. it is total destruction out

here. >> woodward, oklahoma. tonight congressional leaders are vowing to investigate the secret service scandal involving alcohol and prostitutes. it happened in columbia. a week after president obama arrived to attend the summit of the americas guests in the hotel where the agents were staying complained about loud parties and letting the local ladies coming into the agent rooms. >> if it turns out that some of the allegations made in the press are confirmed, then i of course will be -- >> after the state department got word of the incident, they were sent home before the president arrived. and the personal security detail was not compromised. >> the democrats are accusing the gop presidential candidate mitt romney of playing fast and loose with the facts. >> 92.3% of the people who lost jobs have been women.

his failures have hurt women. >> the numbers are correct, but misleading. the romney campaign didn't look at the recession as a whole. male job losses had already happened by the time president obama took office. >> the crisis began. the early job losses were concentrated in manufacturing and construction. a lot of women lost jobs. >> they face a huge gender gap compared with the president obama. we can expect more come election day. 123450*eu faculty -- faculty members at all three csu campuses will vote on whether to go on strike. it comes after a week of mediation between the university and the california faculty association ended without an agreement. the main issue includes pay and class size. the faculty association says the impasse sets in motion a series of events that could

result in a massive strike possibly delaying the fall semester. the faculty members will be voting through april 27th. the searchers at the university of california san francisco have good news regarding treatment of one of the more common types of leukemia. the researchers have developed a new sequencing technology targeting a certain mu tated gene from an acute myloid leukemia. getting a certain profile will help doctors personalize the drug treatments for patients. the research was published in the journal nature. a massive study of the brain's genes have identified several that may develop your intelligence, brain size or increased your risk for a disease your children could inherit. 200 scientists and over 100 institutions worldwide contributed to the largest brain study to date. some changes coming to the commuters who use the golden gate bridge. it will be closed nightly from about 8:00 p.m. until noon.

the right hand northbound lane will be closed so the crews can remove sections of the adjacent bridge sidewalk. it is all in preparation for the april 27th weekend closure. the traffic using 19th avenue to the golden gate bridge will not be affected. well, it was nice day. it didn't start out too sunny, but then it came out. >> we have some of the low clouds and the fog near the coast. and some of it is going to move back inland. it could produce visibilities for the monday morning commute. be advised that they had a lot of reduced visibility from santa rosa and toward novato this morning 6789 -- this morning. less than a quarter of a mile. and a reduced visibility as well. so just putting it out there. you may need to allow for a little extra drive time tomorrow morning. thetion cam -- cam draw is showing clear skies. the temperatures are still mild at this hour. antioch, are you clear at 61. it is 50 in livermore and 49 in fremont. san francisco is 51.

52 in san rafael. 48 in half moon bay. and los gatos right now is 50 degrees. so here is a look at some highlights to get you through at least the next three to five days. we'll go with the coastal clouds overnight and pushing inland. it will be with us tomorrow morning and then get ready for a sunny afternoon tomorrow. we'll keep some patchy clouds near the coast, and then a big warm up expected as we head to wednesday, thursday and friday with temperatures climbing up close to 80 degrees. here is what i'm talking about, the close up satellite, you can see the low clouds and the fog. we have a pretty good westerly wind component. anything that is out there will just move inland overnight tonight. the one things these clouds will do, it will have to insulate us. it is 44 for santa rosa. nab paw 45. -- napa 45. the overnight low, san francisco 49. 48 in oakland and 46 morgan hill and 45 for livermore.

this is pretty much the story. the high pressure is already starting to take command. building in, you can see this nice ridge that it has carvedded out. the rainfall will stay to the north of us. the tail end will swing by. it will be dry, but it will increase some high clouds for us by tomorrow afternoon. tuesday this frontal system passes and thews when -- that's when temperatures will warm to the 70s and possibly low 80s by thursday and friday. here is our forecast. the animation takes you to the evening hours. we are clear now, but overnight the low clouds and fog will move in, and then you will see throughout the course of midway into the -- midday, through the afternoon hours everything will stay to the north and then break out into sunshine. >> we had numerous 70s.

72 for antioch and concord 70 degrees. livermore 71. in the north bay, san rafael, 66. 68 for santa rosa. san jose 70 degrees. look for 72 for gilroy. watsonville, a great start to great skies. salinas, 67. i think you will like. it monday and tuesday will remain with the coastal clouds. tuesday will be the coolest day of the fourth week. 70s inland and sictz at the bay. upper 50s at the coast. and then check out the warm up. thursday, friday and saturday, the high pressure builds and the temperatures near 80 inland and 70s around san francisco and midto upper 60s at the beaches. >> nice. >> bad news for giants fans. >> i am just the messenger. looks like brian wilson is done for the year as he told the media today. his manager, bruce bochy was frank about playing possum

with his injury.

brian wilson says he will have season ending surgery after structural damage. he will seek one more opinion after undergoing surgery. he said he felt discomfort in the elbow after the last couple years. he was pitching on barrowed time since 2010. athletes never admit when they want to come out of the game in any sport. if he knew how bad his elbow was, he should have let them know because now they don't have a closer jie. he is a strong guy and he wants to be out there every day. he is not always truthful and forthcoming with you, and that's the problem with brian wilson and maybe why he is more difficult to manage. >> if it is inflammation, get out of your mess. this is season ending, then your last pitch is preserving balm gardener's win and not

walking off the mound. that's how i pitch. i don't care how painful it is. facing h>> >> facing his old team, the pirates 1k3* garrett jones and that is gone. a solo shot and bottom of five and brandon bell is back in the lineup. he rips one to right. he hustles for the double and then scores the only run on a groundout. rstlooked strong start. he had 7k's and he was down 2-1 after this strikeout. but a mistake dooms the g-men. pablo sandoval and trying to make a play and the wild throw and the pirates get the win. the giants take two of three in the series. >> it is a strange game in the fact that we have been swinging the bat so well and making good contact and we couldn't get it going. that's the difference between winning and losing. >> top of 9 1k3* guzman lays

down the bunt. it is initially ruled foul, but then it is a triple play around the horn to end the inning. bud black is not agreeing. he gets ejected for arguing. to the bottom and bases loaded and d gordon with a walkoff single. the dodgers are now nine and one. who would have believed they would have the best record in baseball? a's in seattle and the sell trick ledge end is throwing out the first pitch on jackie robinson day in the biggs. it was 3-0 in the fifth and got it back on one swing. his first homerun of the season was a three-run bomb. the game is tied at three, but a big mistake in the bottom half. a bad throw on what could have been an inning ending double play. and guess who capitalizes? ichiro. r.b.i double and mariners win it 5-3. but the a's lose it two out of three in seattle. the sharks and blues continue their series monday night in the tank. we will have a preview. vancouver is taking some serious hits.

can they recover?

the sharks return home from st. louis breaking serve once in two games. now, game two got chipy at the end of the contest. the blues got the best of the sharks with a good old-fashioned beat down. they won one on the road. guys like little joe pavel ski are scraping away. the fight will carry over on monday night. >> sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. that's all it is. it is playoffs. it is a scrape time of year, especially in the first round. every inch is important. you have to scratch and claw to score goals. >> top seed vancouver is down 0-2 to the kings. check out this hit. he was kings' the kings' captain. but he would return. brown meanwhile continues to unit that the canucks. scoring on the open net. and the eighth seeded kings

win again to take a commanding 3-0 lead over the top seeded canucks. you won't believe what a local athlete showed up for. stick around. trust me, it will be worth the wait. thank you, shu. >> the new fight against drugs. these drugs are legal. >> and fighting for the right of dogs. the new rules that could help military canines. >> and the hottest new job in the high-tech world. we will be right back.

good evening. i'm ama dates. >> and i'm alan wang.

the coast guard called off the search for the four crew the fairlawn.a yacht crashed three others were rescued. >> they hosted a vigil for the dead and missing. one attendee said everyone on the yacht was doing what they loved.witnesses say the witnesses say the yacht was hit by two large waves. >> and a man and woman are dead after what police call a murder-suicide. they were going through a divorce. the man shot the woman first and then turned the gun on himself moments after they met with an attorney. >> there is a new drug menace to tell you about the -- to tell you about. it is all too easy for teenagers to get. >> they are showing up in emergency rooms. but when they do, disrs don't always know what they are looking at. >> it looks likes these kids are smoking pot. they are not. on youtube videos they boast about getting high on an

herbal substance you can buy on the internet with names like k2, spice or blaze. it is a synthetic marijuana, herbs sprayed with chemicals and marketed as insense. one in nine high school seniors that is tried it. teens are showing up in emergency rooms with symptoms that can stop doctors. >> one patient was very aggressive and agitated. and they were sweating a lot. he had a very high heart rate and a high blood pressure. >> calls jumped from 2900 in 2010 to nearly 7,000 last year. this year a record pace over 1200 calls in the first two months alone. this study in pediatrics is an attempt to help the erdocs spot the symptoms caused by the mystery chemicals. >> what is dangerous about them is we are not sure exactly what is in them, and what they are being mixed with. >> it is far from harmless, and sometimes causing hallucinations. it is blamed for the suicide

of a teen in iowa, the death of a 14-year-old in pittsburgh whose lungs were scorched and the murder of a 17-year-old girl in washington state. >> she was looking forward to going to veteranary school. that's what we were talking about the day before she was killed. >> the federal government and 39 states have banned some of the synthetic chemicals used to make the fake pot. but manufacturers simply changed the recipe and they insist the product is not for human consumption. but that is not stoping young people from lining up and winding up in the emergency room. lisa stark, abc news, washington. a new york senator is supporting legislation to make it easier to adopt retired combat dogs. levy adopt rex who was helped wounded with her in iraq. she wanted to adopt rex when she retired, but the red tape got in the way.

the legislation says they would reclassify dogs to the k-9 members of the armed forces. big data is a phenomenon that was driven by google and facebook. now, the drive to discover a way to manage unmanageable information. >> when you make a connection on facebook, you can think big data. when you get a flu shot, thank big data. it is so new that few offer a degree in it. yet, demand is surging for the thetists. the hottest job title in silicon valley. >> the real problem is a lack of sophistication and talent. we have a major amount of qualified people that can ask the right questions. >> he is in the vanguard of a new data industry. developing the analytical tools for business big and small. >> people are looking at the data saying i know it is interesting to collect the

twitter data and to understand what my customers are doing on facebook. what is the question i am trying to ask. and what is the answer i want? >> for the first stime they have their own -- for the first time they have their own convention. his job is to stay in front of the trend. >> a lot of people crystallized. there were other people who would date a scientist and this is a profession. now it is a highly in demand title. >> big retailers collected volumes of data about their customers, but they struggled to make sense of it. it was too much and it was too unstructure eds. then came the perfect storm. internet companies like google that eat planets of data for brea sharingd now they are share technology. >> there are the flu trends that i am showing on the screen. they found out that aspects of searching certain medicines and symptoms is a great indicator of where there is

activity. >> next is the personal big data using the new tools to make sense of your life minute by minute. >> google will do some kind of image recognition and telling you what is there. >> that kind of additional assistance. >> with the next step in data, richard hart, abc fuse. news. it is april 15th, but if you haven't done your taxes yet, don't panic. you have until tuesday to get your return postmarked and on its way to the irs. here is why -- today is sunday. tomorrow is the emancipation day, a holiday. under the tax code, filing deadlines can't fall on weekends or holidays. enjoy the two extra days off. meet the man behind some of the most iconic music videos of all time. joseph kahn talks about the hot new stars.

>> and james cameron could be calling himself the king of the world when we return. >> and i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. travel to southern california. i have the forecast 4, and we will look ahead here locally in the next seven days.

james cameroon has shored up his position as king of the world. at least king of the box office. his blockbuster "titanic" has gone past the $2 billion in lifetime ticket sales thanks to the recent 3-d released of

the film timed to coincide with the centennial of the ship's sinking. only one other movie has topped $2 billion and that is cameron's 2009 sci-fi smash "avatar." >> i'm sorry this happened to you. i am here to help new anyway i can. >> most people just congratulate me. >> i don't see the point in that. >> "the hunger games" is still the winner in the box office. it is about teens competing in the fate to the death is on top for the fourth weekend in a row. it has now earned $330 million. "the three stooges" opened in second and" the cabin in the woods" was third and "titanic 3-d" was fourth. speaking of "hunger games" josh hutchison is working on a new movie. we caught wupt direct tore talk about the new film and working with the hot new star. >> josh hutchison has blown up in "the hunger games."

tell me about working with him. >> he is the coolest guy on the planet. he is like thisd kid th 19-year-old kid that -- it is like a 30-year-old man in a 19-year-old's body. it is the weirdest thing to work with him. he has also done like 50 movies. this is my second movie. he actually kind of produced it with me. he would do weird things. i set it up and and it is like a weird sense of being onset so many times. >> it is known as a music video director. >> i think we have music videos. >> ♪ say my name

>> all right, you worked with a lot of superstars. [applause] tell me what it is like working with stars of that magnitude and how youde ane with that kind of superstardom, the britney spears, the beyonces. >> when i worked with each one of these people that you have seen, they were not necessarily famous at the time i shot them. the whole point of a musician directer is to make them more famous than they are or they are wasting their money. the only time i felt like -- you know, like the only time i felt like i was working with a superstar was when i worked with a superstar when i did the janet jackson video. i remember putting my eye through the lens and then she looked back at me. all i remember is seeing her through the television and you are like this close with your eye there. it is a strange sensation. it is like a dream come true. actually that's what it is.

>> i have a list of the people you worked with. one word description. i will give uh name and you describe them for me and your impression. >> britney spears jie. beautiful. >> ice cube. >> angry. >> eminem. >> complex. >> enriquey gleys yeses. >> sexy. >> you-2. >> huge. >> and janet jackson. >> there is a million words, sexy, beautiful, amazing. you can't explain her with one word. she is beyond words. >> and you can watch "7 live" here on abc7. let's get to leigh and find out with our workweek weather is looking like. hi, leigh. >> hello. we are pretty much clear right now, but we have the low clouds and fog near the coast. 245* could possibly delay some of the travel tomorrow morning. keep that in mind. if you are traveling into los angeles tomorrow, boy, a nice

day. 73 degrees. san diego will warm to 70. look for 80 in palm springs. fresno warming to 75. sacramento is 73 and tahoe tomorrow with some nice spring skiing going on there. i want to show you our numbers. the temperatures will warm up slightly. we will keep the clouds patchy at best near the coast. san francisco will warm to 63. 70 for cloverdale. 72 for antioch and 70 for concord. livermore is 71 and san jose is 70 degrees. i do want to mention that if these low clouds burn back faster tomorrow morning of course these numbers could jump up maybe one or 3 degrees. upper 60s to low 70s. it will be 71 in morgan hill and santa cruz tomorrow morning overcast followed by afternoon clearing. folks, look at the next seven days. monday and tuesday we will

keep the clouds near the coast. tuesday the tail end of a cold front will come in. and then after that the high pressure will start to build in here thursday, friday and saturday, the warmest days of the upcoming workweek. temperatures near 80. and possibly even some upper 60s at the beaches. it should be nice. >> thank you, leigh. let's talk to shu. and he will play rock and roll critic. >> a man of many talents. >> the pop rock band train is playing at the fill more. you sports fans will recognize them. stick around for the mystery gues

all right, for those of you not in the know, san francisco's own pop rock band train was playing at the fill more. and check out their special guest and guitar player. >> ♪ i've been high ♪ i've been low ♪ i've been yes ♪ i'm been oh no sthoat. ♪ ♪ i've been rock and roll

♪ save me san francisco >> barry zito rocking the house with the two-time grammy award-winning band picking away on their 2009 "help me san francisco." barry is an accomplished guitar player and his dad joe was nat king cole's manager and his mother, was a back up singer. that's where they met. rock and roll and baseball only at the fill more. it is typical. jock stars want to be rock stars and vice-versa. train never had a cy young award winner playing in their band. do you play instruments? >> used to. >> flute, picalo, piano. >> maybe we can start our own band. we can have our own poster and everything. >> brian wilson put on the dl.

he replaced him and makes a first start of the year facing the pirates. garrett jones deep to right and that's gone. bottom of five and now 2-0. he is back in the lineup, and he needs to start hitting to stay in it. then he scores the only run on the ground out. he looks strong the first start. back problems in spring training. the lead is down unfortunately after the strikeout in the seventh. the bunt and the panda and the wild throw and the error scores him and the pirates will get the win. the giants take the series two out of three. >> strange day. we just never go the it going there. we seemed out of sorts. we couldn't get the offense clicking today. >> bizarre play in the dodgers and padres play. guzman lays down the bunt. it was ruled foul, but he turns the triple play around the horn to end the inning.

the padres' manager bud black isy -- 1* ejected for arguing. l.a. takes it 5-4. the dodgers, who would have thought are 9 and 1, the best start since the team moved to l.a. a's are in seattle where usf and bill russell threw out the first pitch on jackie robinson day in the the biggs. he got it back here and a three-run homer the first of the year. game tied at three. a big mistake in the bottom half. too many errors earlier in the season. a bad throw and could have been an inning ending double play and ichiro capitalizes. he gets an r.b.i double and mariners win it. a's lose two of three in seattle. the sharks are back home from st. louis and tied in their western conference quarter final match up. game two and a little chipy at the end of the contest. the blues gave the shark dashes dash i think they got the best of them.e did what thee

supposed to do. when guys are scraping away, he has no issues issues with this style of playoff hockey. >> i think they are engaged. when they are involved like that, they are showing the teammates they are there to play. they are competitive people and those competitive juices come out. when those top players are involved, it has to be. >> vancouver down 0-2 to the kings. hen dribbing -- hendrick saw dean, but he would return. brown continues to haunt the canucks. he scores on the rebound. they have a commanding 3-0 lead. the final round of the rbc heritage. he finishes 16 strokes back and it drops him out of the number one ranking giving it back to mcilroy.

five birdies yesterday and three today in his first five holes. he shoots a 69 to win the tournament by five strokes over zach johnson. tim lincecum facing off against hall law day. and i will be live with the sharks. tune in at 6:00. they are back home for two games and they have to win them both. >> that will be a rematch of the playoff game. >> i am more interested in barry zito. >> very impressive. >> and knew all of the words. >> i was singing it. >> my faff rete song "-- phaser rete song -- faff rete song is" soul sister." great, and thank