can i try yours? san francisco yacht racers haven't given up hope that four are still alive following a boating accident near the farallons. amy the coast guard has a different view. >> reporter: yeah, the coast guard has given up. the crews here at the yacht club say they feel like the sailors were wearing life vests and foul weather gear. the coast guard was hopeful and hospital mystic it -- hopeful and optimistic it would find more. after 30 hours the coast guard feel it is time to stop

looking. eight people were aboard the boat called the low speed chase it was hit by a large wave that knocked some overboard. when they turned the boat around to try and rescue the sailors another wave hit, knocking everyone but one overboard. one person is confirmed dead and recovered. four are missing. the coast guard was able to rescue three sailors. the woman who took that picture, said seeing the boat affected her. >> i was heartbroken when we actually saw a sailboat up on the rocks, knowing what happened yesterday it was horrific to see that in person. >> reporter: that that may-day call went out 3:00 saturday afternoon. the coast guard suspended the search last night saying 30 hours is well beyond the calculated surviveability window. the crew was in a 100-year-old race managed by the yacht club. there were 49 entrants.

sailors have been participating in the search. they haven't said whether they will be heading out again today. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. this morning many who know the missing sailors are still holding out hope. hundreds attended a vigil last night at the yacht club in belvedere. we are learning new details about the crew. the rescued are the skipper and two others. the only female member among the missing was in a photo. still missing 25-year-old who lives in san rafael with two others visiting from ireland. >> an event like this happens hits every sailor and racer right in the heart. >> the only person who is confirmed dead is 41-year-old of belvedere.

his body was recovered saturday. the first death in the history of the san francisco yacht club. if you own a vacant building in san francisco police say board it up. they are trying to keep occupy protesters from squatting in local buildings. sue thomas live in san francisco to explain. >> reporter: good morning. police say get ready occupy protest may be in the works and could happen in the next couple of days that is why this time police believe they may once again target vacant buildings. here's the information that police have, two weeks ago occupy san francisco protesters stormed a vacant building at 888 turk street owned by the archdiocese of san francisco, it was vacant. what the protesters left behind, thousands of dollars in damage from vandalism inside they scrawled anti-corporate slogans on the walls. the building had been used by

sacred heart prep school. now police warn this could happen again in the city. that's why they want vacant buildings boarded up immediately. they say it is a new strategy by the occupy movement to target empty vacant buildings to get their message out against economic disparity. police believe the next takeover-- take over could happen as early as may 1st. the protesters took over the cathedral hill hotel in january. they say the warning says help us out by fencing, boarding and covering your vacant property as soon as possible. with this new warning we may see a lot of buildings around san francisco boarded up. sue thompson, abc7 news. tonight the family of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lahore will hold a

vigil. a month ago -- today the 15-year-old was last seen. investigators believe she was abducted. searchers are vowing to keep looking until she is found. they were out again over the weekend. divers have looked in lakes and reservoirs, but have found nothing. her family will hold the vigil 6:30 tonight at burnet elementary in morgan hill. this morning san jose police still not releasing the names of two people killed in a murder-suicide that took place in a shopping center. a man pulled out a gun and shot a woman in a parking lot of a strip mall saturday and then turned the again on himself. a 17-month-old baby found in the back of the car near the scene is the daughter of the two. she has been placed in foster care. police are not revealing a possible motive. word that the wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is negotiating to extend her stay in her native venezuela. the chronicle reports eliana lopez is communicating with

mirkarimi through intermediaries. he's under court order to have no contact with her she is under court order to return to san francisco april 28th. she was given permission to visit her ailing father. mirkarimi pleaded guilty to false imprisonment. mayor lee has suspended him without pay. mirkarimi will be back in court thursday to try to get with a judge to reinstate him. in pinole gun rights advocates vow to pack tomorrow's meeting to protest a proposed zoning ordinance they say will chip away at their rights. they hope to convince the council to not pass a plan that would ban the sale of guns in residential areas and limit sales to commercial areas. gun activists are supporting the caretaker who wants to sell firearms out of his residence.

beware of door-to-door fundraising scams. if a solicitor knocks the d.a. says ask for the organization's name, address and phone number. a legitimate representative should be able to easily provide that be wary of charities that spring up in connection with current events or natural disaster. you can always close the door if a person gets too pushy. 5:07. homeland security secretary janet napolitano visits the south bay today she will talk about cyber security and expanding the workforce in a speech at san jose state university. later she will travel to southern california to talk about the homeland security agency's international activities. breaking news. we are hearing early reports one of san francisco's most popular restaurants may be on fire. firefighters are checking on several reports of fire at the house of prime rib near van ness and washington. the reports began coming in before 5 a.m. that would make

it 10 minutes ago. we have a crew on the way. we'll bring updates as we get them. that's a very popular restaurant in san francisco. >> haven't had a chance to eat there yet. >> we hope you do get a chance. 5:08. time for a check on traffic. obviously, van ness major thoroughfare throughp÷q÷ san francisco, we'll be following that. right now a live shot of san rafael heading past the parkway towards north san pedro road past civic center, traffic flowing smoothly no problems into central san rafael. golden gate bridge over the waldo across the span traffic moving well through the tolls and no significant problems. fog-free, clear drive, they've configured the lanes for your southbound commute. as the morning moves on here's the bay bridge toll, light, nearing lights off, no problems on the incline section moving at the limit through the tunnel into san francisco.

first reports of a problem in pleasanton, southbound 680 accident overturn. good news is on the right shoulder, a little significant slowing with yellow icons. we'll check on that and the speeds past burnell towards the fairgrounds in a few minutes. you can see towards the livermore altamont pass a little slow traffic on 580 westbound. accident past appian way could be causing rubbernecking not showing slowing yet until they get that accident out of lanes. 5:09. major produce maker issued a recall affecting thousands of packaged items. charges the federal government is making against until an investigation into the information it gathers about you. -- >> don't think you will get you taxes done?

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good morning. signs of a spring renewal for housing. buyer confidence up as the job market improves mortgage rates and home prices are low, rents are high, expecting the housing market to move higher slowly but steadily. turn out at baseball games is

a good economic indicator because it is a long season and fans are a broad national sam bell. baseball predicts an increase of -- 3 to 5%. key votes on tax bills expected this week. senate could vote on a bill that impose the buffett rule. the house later considers a republican bill that would give a tax break to small businesses. have a great day i'm rob nelson. 5:13. >> the federal government says google is refusing to cooperate in an investigation of the company's data collection practices. the fcc accuse the company of stonewalling. fcc says google is refusing to answerd employees. the probe includes whether the company's street mapping program picked up personal passwords, text messages and other information from home wireless networks. the fcc has fined google $25,000 for obstruct the

investigation. dole foods recalling 756 cases of bagged salad due to the risk of salmonella. they were not sold in california but were sold in 15 states, bagging of seven lettuces salad with the use by date of april 11th, 2012. sample tested in new york came back positive. no other dole salads are affected. for more information check abc7news.com look under see it on tv. new drug menace this morning. a type of synthetic marijuana that goes by many names and too easy for teenagers to get. more kids are showing up in emergency rooms when they do, doctors don't know what they are looking at. lisa stark has the story. >> reporter: it looks like these kids are smoking pot. they are not. on youtube videos kids boast about getting high on an herbal substance you can buy

over-the-counter or on the internet with different names. it is a synthetic marijuana, herbs sprayed with chemicals, marketed as incense. one in nine seniors has tried it. teens are showing up in emergency rooms with symptoms that can stump doctors. >> one patient was very aggressive and agitated and sweating a lot and had a high heart rate and high blood pressure. >> reporter: calls to poison control centers 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 an attempt to help er doctors spot symptoms caused by these mystery chemicals. >> what is dangerous is we are not sure what is in them and what they are being mixed with. >> reporter: it is far from harmless. sometimes causing hallucinations and paranoia. synthetic marijuana is blamed

for the suicide of a teen in iowa, 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 veterinary school that's what we were talking about the day before she was kill. >> reporter: the federal government and 39 states have banned some of the chemicals used to make the fake pot but manufacturers changed the recipe and insist the prod is not for human consumption that is not -- not stopping young people from lighting up and winding up in the emergency room. lisa stark, abc news, washington. it is april 16th. have you don't your taxes? if not, don't panic yet you have until tomorrow to get your return postmarked and on it was i -- on its way to the irs. post offices were closed yesterday because it was sunday and today manns day, a holiday in washington, d.c..

-- under=l the tax code filing deadlines cannot fall on the weekends or holidays. >> what happens if you can make the dead loon? t.j. winick tells -- tells us about an option for taxpayers. >> if you need more time no need to panic. most taxpayers can get a six month extension, if they ask for it no later than the date the return is due. for most of us that's tomorrow and it will push that deadline to october 15th. it is simple to do. just logon to irs.gov and such for form 4868 if you think you are due a retune filing for the extension is as simple -- is as simple as filling out that for. if you are less web friendly you can complete and return a paper version to the appropriate address on the form. remember, this is an extension of the time to file your return, not an extension of the time to pay. if you suspect you owe, you

need to send that amount in with your extension to avoid interest, late fees or penalties using your debit credit card -- hunger games still winning at the box office. >> sorry this happened to you. i'm here to help any way i can. >> the blockbuster about teenagers competing in a fight to death came out on top for the fourth weekend in a row it has earned more than 330 million dollars. the three stooges opened in second. cab ben in the woods third. titanic 3-d fourth and american reunion wraps up the top five. i haven't seen any of them. my parents sue three stooges yesterday. >> which seems strange --

[ unintelligible ] mostly cloudy, sun later today, highs around 70°. rue now the traffic. -- right now the traffic with sue hall. no problems if you are headed towards the 24 junction, we have a problem in pleasanton, not to joke about that in just a second. let's look at southbound 680 before brunelle accident out of lanes with an overturn crews in the left lane and right lane trying to get that cleared so traffic by the yellow sensors on the road southbound 680 at pleasanton. this accident still blocking off lanes but traffic beginning to slow because it is still there on the side of westbound 80 past appian on the shoulder up the embankment, it is something to look at. we checked in with mass transit ace 1 on time, bart

all trains awning smooth sailing no issues with caltrain. 680 and 580 often altamont pass on our waze app -- you can done load and become a traffic spotter -- you can down load and become a traffic spotter. 680 by brunelle where we had that accident slow in the area once you come past the pleasanton junction towards the fairgrounds. traffic will be jammed in that area for a little until they get it out of there. crews in the left lane trying to get an overturned big rig out of that area southbound 680 before the fairgrounds exit in pleasanton. 5:20. >> the giants are about to lose one of their key players. criticism head manager is giving pitcher wilson. san francisco's pop rock band train is in town a special guest pops in to play

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5:23. you are looking live out over the bay you can see clouds in the distance. whether-wise looking ahead, much like yesterday icloud did in the morning, clearing in the afternoon. we are looking at highs in the 60s and lower 70s. -- brian wilson expected to get one more doctor's opinion today but says he will likely have season-ending right elbow surgery. mri revealed structural damage to his elbow that will require the tommy john surgery, a procedure wilson had in 2003

he felt discome for the last couple of years and has been pitching on -- discomfort for the last couple of years. the manager said if he knew how bad it was, he should have let the team now. >> he's strong, a warrior not always truthful for forthcoming. >> inflammation, get out of your mess is season ending your last pitch is going to be preserving bumgardeners win and not walking off the . >> the giants are left without a closer. boaty will use his bullpen the same -- way he did last august. sharks return home to the tank for game three against the blues. they are tied at a game appease. game two got physical saturday night. blues got the best of the sharks with a good old fashioned beat-down. sharks were shut-out in game two, 3-0.

san jose did what you are supposed to do and won one on the road. puck drops tonight at the tank at 7:00. special guest showed up at the filmore last night to play with train. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> who is that guy on the guitar? it is barry zito, he plays right handed but pitches left handed he was rocking the house with train he's an accomplished guitarist and it runs in the family his dad joe was nat king cole's conductor and arranger. his mother roberto was a back-up singer for the same group. it is an gibson sg, a fine guitar. 5:45. within dead, four missing. tragic -- one dead, four missing. tragic toll of a boat race

gone horribly wrong. cleanup underway after more than 100 tornadoes ravaged the midwest. a look at devastation.

spring break is over, good luck going back-to-school. i'm eric thomas. and i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. one body found this morning the coast guard is no longer searching for the other missing boaters who went overboard during a race near the far:islands. amy hollyfield is live at the san francisco -- yacht club this morning. >> reporter: they were

participating in a 100-year-old tradition managed by the san francisco yacht club. now these members are in mourning. here's a still picture of the boat called the low speed chase it is now pinned again the rocks on the farallon islands. one crewmember was found dead after the racing accident. four crewmembers are still missing there were a total of eight onboard. the coast guard recovered one body then rescued three sailors. after a long bay, using four helicopters, airplane and three cutters, the coast guard called off the search. >> the coast guard has been searching more than 30 hours well beyond the calculated surviveability 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 deceased. >> reporter: officials say a large wave knocked some of the crew into the ocean. rest of the team then turned the boat around to try and rescue them. that's when another large wave

hit and ran the boat aground. winds up to 25 knots. swells as high as 15 the temperature of the water 50°. sailors were participating in the search. now the coast guard has decided not to search any longer, it will be -- crewmembers here must decide what they are going to do. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. some who know the missing sailors refuse to give up hope of finding them alive they are among hundreds who attended a vigil last night at the san francisco yacht club. the skipper and two others were rescued. one of missing crew members is a woman. a 25-year-old who lives in san rafael with two others. friends and mourners say they still can't belief what happened. >> i felt connected to him all day. i'm hoping that he's gonna

make it. >> there's little hope in that water. they did this with a smile on their face. they are gone. >> 41-year-old of belvedere is the only confirmed death his body was reto evered -- was recovered saturday. it marks the first death in the history of the yacht club. today one month since sierra lamar vanished. her family plans a vigil tonight at 6:30 at burnet elementary in morgan hill. santa clara county sheriff investigators believe she was abducted. volunteer searchers are vowing to keep looking until she is found. so far they've searched several areas around morgan hill. they were out again over the weekend. divers have looked for clues in lakes and reservoirs, but have found nothing. richmond police continue searching for one of two

suspects involved in a high speed chase with officers. it ended with the vehicle crashing into a light pole near carson and bay view north of the 80/580 split in richmond. police took one person into custody right way they searched through the thick brush for the second person. investigators are saying little else about the case, including why police began the pursuit. faculty members at all 23 california state university campuses begin voting today on whether to strike. the vote comes a week after mediation between the university and the california faculty association ended without an agreement. the main issues include pay and class size. the faculty association says the impasse is the first step toward a possible strike. the association says the walk-out could delay the fall semester. voting through april 27th. breaking news story we told but earlier, the fire reported at a popular san francisco restaurant turns

out to have been a dumpster fire. several reports of a fire at the house of prime rib near van ness and washington first reports began coming in before 5:00 this morning. the outside of the restaurant was scorched, no significant damage inside the eatery, good news. >> great news. 5:34. we'll check in with sue and traffic for hopefully more great news. not bad especially in san rafael looking good, southbound 101 towards civic center moving at the limit, a little more company on the road no problems to the golden gate bridge. that is flowing smoothly as well in is the bay bridge toll, traffic getting through tolls no problems, everybody is zooming in you might see a little bumper-to-bumper just at the cash paying tolls for now, no metering lights on incline flowing smoothly into san francisco, hot spot

continues to be pleasanton, "sig alert", overturned car, several vehicles in an accident one car rolled several times, still blocking the left lane, chp has issued a "sig alert" for southbound 680 past stone ridge. you can see slow traffic in the area if you are coming off the 580 in san jose, expressway, a car hit a tree down in lanes you will find slow traffic past the scene there. northbound 680 towards the sunol grade, past scott creek another overturn accident with possible lane blockage as well. 5:35. cleanup you underway after more than 100 tornadoes ravaged the mid west. we'll go live to one of the hardest hit towns with the devastation. ordinary people doing extraordinary things. we'll reveal the winners of

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good morning. i'm mike nicco everything quiet everything to our authority now where the front is going to stay. that means for us, continuation of the warming weather especially inland 70 fairfield, concord, san jose,

72 antioch, 71 livermore. mid to upper 60s around the bay shore into the north bay and around the monterey bay mid to upper 60s inland also low 70s morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. temperatures remain close to average the next couple of days, warm near the weekend. what a difference from last week. here's katie with more news. we are continuing to follow the deadly tornadoes which touched down over the weekend in the midwest. a small town in oklahoma was among the hardest hit. reporter diana avellar is in woodward, oklahoma. there's new information on the death toll? >> reporter: that's right katie, unfortunately abc news has learned a sixth person has died -- [ inaudible ] by the time the storms had passed more than 130 tornadoes

had ravaged kansas north west oklahoma, nebraska and iowa neighbors came back to their homes to cleanup, while crews searched for survivors in one of the hardest hit areas, woodward, oklahoma many were caught off guard when warning sirens failed to sound after lightning disabled the system. >> i'm shocked there's even anything left. total destruction out here. >> reporter: the tornado that tore through the community left a tragic legacy, five dead, including a father and his two daughters. dozens of homes and buildings leveled, especially in this business district. >> yet, while one office was completely destroyed the one next to it still has picture frames on the wall and a mug still on a desk. trucks carrying food, water, cots and other supplies are headed to the area where more than 8,000 residents are without power. >> rescary first time we've ever been through anything like that

>> reporter: -- the governor toured the damage by air and on the ground. >> it has been encouraging to here in woodward to see the immediate response by so many great oklahomaians and just how people help their fellow neighbors. >> reporter: in iowa, a hospital took a direct hit from a tornado. everyone in its path survived. in kansas, 97 tornadoes were reported, leaving dozensxd injured.ñi again, minutjdtqqwhh sixth[ pa result ofçç the tornado -- [ inaudible ]çççó dianaq avellar, abc7 news. >> obviously, even the loss of one life is too many. some are surprised there weren't more than now we know six. what are authorities saying kept these stormsç from beigg more deadly? everybody here waszvç talking

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welcome back. live doppler 7 hd storms to the north around crescent city, eureka, some may dip to chico that's about it, maybe isolated shower in the sierra, 58 tahoe, 65 yosemite, mid 70s, sacramento, l.a.. nearly 90° today in palm springs. 5:45. know for just curve along grisly peak boulevard let a -- left a driver and passengers in dangerous predictments. the car theatered over the

canyon after he swerved to miss a hiker and scheduled off -- and skidded off the road. he and his three passengers carefully crept out of the car and made it back to the roadway. he was surprised to see there were no reflectors, guardrails or signs marking the curve. >> police officer said all of these trees, most of them were knocked down by cars. and there's been numerous accidents throughout the years. >> one tow truck company refused to pull the vehicle after the ledge so a heavy duty tow was called in. no one was hurt. changes coming to commuters who use the golden gate bridge. starting this evening, part of doyle drive will be closed from 8 p.m. until noon. the right hand northbound lane will be closed so crews can remove sections after the jays bridge sidewalk. the work is in preparation for the full closure of doyle drive from april 27th, to april 30th, when crews will

demolish the existing bridge structure and transfer traffic to a temporary bypass. traffic using 19th avenue to the golden gate bridge will not be affected. four top san francisco leaders are about to get big raises even though the city faces a 170 million dollar deficit. vote areas proved a 2006 measure calling for -- voters approved a 2006 measure calling for -- d.a. gascon could get additional $13,000. the publish deader more than $8,000 and mayor lee could get nearly $8,000. nearly $4,000 for the city attorney. this comes at a politically difficult time for the mayor seeking pay cuts and higher health care contributions. ahead of tomorrow's income tax deadline the senate is voting today on a democratic tax bill inspired by the

buffett rule imposing 30% tax on the wealthiest americans the vote is symbolic and republicans are all but gearan tied to kill it. the gop members of the house will vote later this week on their own tax bill. it would give a 20% tax ruction to businesses with fewer than 500 employees. that bill should pass the house, but not the senate. six people from aren't world will be award the goldman environmental apprise in san francisco tonight for their grassroots efforts to protect the environment. the award includes a $150,000 prize. the winner caroline cannon fighting to protect her village in alaska from implications of arctic drilling. former investigative journalist working in china to expose environmental violations by supply chain manufacturers. an argentina mother trying to stop pesticide use in the fields that has poisoned her community. fighting construction of a dam in kenya that would block access to water for people in

the region. a russian mother mobilizing fellow to save a forest from a planned highway. and a catholic priest in the philippines leading his community against a nickel nine would destroy a rain forest. complete profiles on the winners on abc 7 news, this evening. time to check in with mike nicco. >> let's get a look at that forecast. we'll start by opening the weather window. looking at the ferry building, you can see the bay bridge in the distance. a little breeze as you would expect here in san francisco, quiet just about everywhere he will winds in a moment. a clouds, live doppler is quiet over the bay area right now let's head to the north where we have rains crescent city receiving rain now then off coast around eureka, over the next cull of hours showers moving in could -- over the

next couple of hours showers moving in could hit reading, has toe. at home, 50 san rafael, san francisco, fairfield, concord antioch, mid to upper 40s until you go santa rosa, los gatos 42 the cool spots monterey bay mid to upper 40s inland gilroy and salinas mostly cloudy low to mid 40s. what we are going to see outside is partly cloudy sky not much fog if any. a few low clouds along the coast visibilities pretty much unlimited winds are fastest now in fairfield southwest 15 the other, concord south at 9, sfo west at 9, west at five, the winds blowing out of the west hayward at 5, also santa rosa, everybody else calm. up stairs high pressure dominating, building over the bay area today, pushing that storm track north with clockwise winds that's why you see rain from northern california along the oregon

and washington coast. it looks like this storm track is going to hang out for the better part of this week. that means dry and warmer all week. it was so wet and chilly for a lot of last week. overnight, some of the clouds hanging around even through the morning commute, once that sun stars to come up, it is going to be a bright morning, clouds will make for bust pictures. by the afternoon train trying to get as far south as mendocino, possibly lake counties, a few sprinkles there your temperatures still nice 70 cloverdale, 69 ukiah. the breeze along the coast and clouds half moon bay 58 everybody else mid to upper 60s until you get to the south bay and east bay valleys 70s. mid to upper 60s around the monterey bay. warmer weather, we are in the 70s everywhere except for the coast friday even near 80° temperatures inland friday and

saturday, slightly cooler sunday, no rain in this forecast. hope you have a great day. good morning. still have a "sig alert", pleasanton hot spot with problems, overturn accident looking left lane post stone ridge still there you can see slow approaching the scene. i'll show you what that looks like on our waze app in a moment. accident 580 past livermore portola, slow up and over the altamont pass. northbound 680 past scott creek overturn here as well on the right. no significant slowing here as of yet until they get that out of lanes. san jose st. tomas expressway moore park do power pole, there are wires down in the road. let's look at our waze app this is southbound 680 through pleasanton approaching stone ridge and burnell, traffic slow in the area, our traffic spotters showing the accident

with the overturn, crews on scene, speeds there 18 miles an hour. traffic spotter there from south pleasanton. coming off 580, you can see traffic near hacienda, slow hazard on the road. traffic spotters use this free waze app if you would like to check it out you can do that before you leave the house, very slow traffic with that "sig alert" southbound towards pleasanton. 5:53. those too big to fail banks are getting bigger. >> here's jane king with the bloomberg business report. good morning, president obama promised to eliminate the danger of financial institutions becoming too big to fail. guess what? banks now are bigger than they were before the credit crisis. as of the end of last year they held assets worth 56% of the economy up from 43% five years ago.

the obama administration says new safeguards including limits on risk taking will prevent more turmoil. best buy closing 35 locations permanently may 12th. new study shows how many wal-mart there is in the area the more hate groups there are in the same region. to be fair live -- [ unintelligible ] wal-mart signing with dreamworks to allow wal-marts to digitize films. the two dollar disc service starts today. investors looking at results from mattel and citigroup after stocks closed lower friday on weakening consumer

confidence. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. new this morning, nursing hopes are not equipped for natural disasters. inspectors went to 24 nursing homes and found their emergency plans existed on paper but were all but worthless in a real tornado, flood or hurricane. the plans did not include steps like coordinating with local authorities, notifying relatives and putting name tags on patients in an evacuation. the report recommends medicare and medicaid add training requirements to the existing guidelines. >> >> two bay area companies teaming up to use social media for a medical study. they are going online to recruit breast cancer patients who used a controversial cancer-fighting drug, specifically they want to find out how well avastin worked

the fda pulled it off the market the participants will be asked to submit saliva and blood to see if researchers can determine which women benefited the most from the dug. researchers at the university of california san francisco have good news regarding treatment of one of the more common types of leukemia, new sequencing technology targeting a certain mutated gene found in acute myeloid leukemia. getting a new profile of the gene will help personal light drug treatments for patients. james cameron has shored up his position as king of the world. at least king of the box office. his 1997 blockbuster titanic has sailed past the two billion dollar mark in ticket sales thanks to the recent 3-d release of the film timed to coincide with the centennial of the ship's sinking. only one other movie has topped two billion dollars

that's his 2009 "avatar." he's the four billion dollar man. >> not a bad figure. just ahead, a weekend yacht race goes horribly wrong. we are live with the latest on the futile search for missing boaters. stonewall tactics that have google facing a big new federal fine. what officials say the search giant is refusing to do.