organizers have put together an hour-long ceremony that will include a wreath-laying ceremony, out in belvedere cove, as well as a bagpipe tribute and a hymnal for those who were lost. a 40-year-old man died and his body was recovered last saturday but two -- four others are lost at sea and are presumed dead. the corrosion -- coercion -- coast guard called off the search, and re learned a salvage crew will be lifting the yacht off the rocks next week. this progression that will be starting here from belvedere cove is expected to start around 6:45, and, again, we are anticipating quite a few boats to be part of this procession, as well as the fire boat from the tiburon fire department, and a rescue boat from the coast

guard. so it's posted to be a well-choreographed event in 30 minutes. >> alan: for the first time tonight, we are hearing nadia lockyer describe what she resigned from the alameda county abort of supervisors. she spoke the san jose mercury news. >> i did need to resign because i need to really, really focus on my recovery from both the assault, that abusive relationship, and having my heart and my psyche. >> alan: lockyer is the wife of bill lockyer, is still a supervisor until the vote on tuesday. her resignation ends a series've publicly aired events including claiming to have been assaulted by an ex-boyfriend and entering

rehab for substance abuse. >> ama: pg&e is investigating after man died from touching a live 12,000-volt powerline. pg&e says a mylar balloon few into the power lines, causing an explosion which knocked a transmission line the ground. a neighbor tried to move the downed line. he died at the hospital. in west sacramento a man wanted in a crime spree is dead after shootout with officers. authorities believe the unidentified man was responsible for a series of carjacks that led to the closure of a stretch of i-80. deputies spotted the suspect running into an upstairs apartment building. authorities say they shot and killed him after he set the apartment on fire and refused to show his hands. >> alan: in santa clara county a day-long search is underway to help find missing teenager sierra lamar. the 15-year-old cheerlead ervanished on he way to catch a school bus.

specialized teams are focusing on remote areas between morgan hill and gilroy. the sheriff's department says they have looked there before but the goal of today's search is to be more thorough. meanwhile, sierra lamar posters will be posted on a b.a.r.t. train car. advising riders of the teen's disappearance. >> ama: the weather is making news today. lots of people enjoying the warm temperatures. beaches like this one in santa cruz were definitely crowded. for many, it wasn't just about fun. it was about celebrating earth day a smidge early. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> lisa: nothing goes better with a day like this. >> ice cream, the best part. we came here for lunch and got ice cream. >> the creamery was packed. ice cream was on a lot of minds and so was getting out to enjoy the day. >> started with iced coffees this morning right down the street, and then went for a run,

and now we're going to ate -- east. >> parts of the south bay hit 90 degrees which is i would public and private pools were popular places to be. but for many today wasn't just about relaxing. it was all about work, and cleaning up the environment for earth day. >> it is a bit of a holiday. it's a way -- you have washington or -- a way to say the earth and trying to do something. >> reporter: earth day events took place all over the bay area. here volunteers pulled out an acre reside worth of scotch broom, a weed that was overtaking the hillside. >> it's hard work but it's rewarding when you take a step back and see the work you have done. it's a nice feeling. >> reporter: earth day is also about education. in el cerrito, people learned how to grow their own vegetables. and in oakland, students at this

middle school learned a very important lesson about fire prevention. they helped remove tree limbs, real hazards now that fire season is here. >> we lower the ground fuel and limb up the trees, half of the battle is won. >> it's a fight no one wants to lose. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> ama: let's turn things over to frances dinglasan with a look at how hot we got today. >> frances: the national weather service told us the highs and lows for today, santa rosa, 89. napa, 94. but we were shy of breaking any records. in fact, quite few of them set in 2009. and even check out monterey. we only got up to 69 today, so definitely cooler along the coast. there's the record of 91 degrees in 2009. but it is quite warm still. in fact we're still seeing '90 degrees in antioch right

now. and in san francisco, 74. it's starting to come down in parts of the bay area. 9 in san jose. santa cruz, down to 63. 66 in monterey. but still hanging on to a lot of heat in gilroy. we do have a big change on the way. a cooling trend starts tomorrow. and i even have rain to tell you about. i'll have all that with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> ama: coming up, a special tribute to congresswoman nancy pelosi. >> alan: a job fair like no other. what made today's event unique? >> the department of homeland security is looking for you. what they

>> longtime san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi was honored for her partner creation of the national a.i.d.s. memorial globe. the san francisco gay men's chorus sir -- serenaded the crowd. >> you have to see the sir reinty. the look on the face office families who lost their loved win two hides hiv/aids ahead -- when they come here, the resolve it gives them to help in this crusade. '. >> ama: pelosi helped plant a tree. she was commended for her strong support for the a.i.d.s.

community. >> alan: san francisco police released sketched of three suspects involved in a scam targeting the elderly. police believe these woman have stolen jewelry and money from 1 people. they're described as chinese women in their 40s. police say the suspects approach the victims and convince them their cursed. at that point the victims give the suspects their valuables to be purified, and the valuables are never returned. >> ama: a by area lottery player will have a little more money in his or her picture. a ticket is worth $274,000 after matching five of six numbers last night. it was sold at a chevron station on sir francis drake boulevard. >> alan: just ahead, the computer virus that could put your computer out of commission. >> ama: a hot new career in the tech industry. >> alan: feels like summer has arrived early. there is more heat ahead

tomorrow? >> the -- in new york, why aubrey huff found himself playing second base and may have cost the giants the

>> ama: a reverse job fair in san francisco had prospective employers trolling for workers instead of the other way around. called the tech talent fair. created in response to the many people looking for work in high-tech field. potential employees set up booths to attract recruiters. >> we're looking for people whoa might by be good candidates for our company. >> hiring managers out there looking for developers or developers looking for opportunities. >> ama: for 100 recruiters and job sikhers aattendded the event. >> alan: a huge job for signer -- cyberwarriors to protect the nation. why are so many cybersecurity jobs going unfilled? here's the details. >> reporter: they're on the front lines defending america from cyberattacks. >> trying -- >> reporter: government and industry insiders say you're practically guaranteed a job in

cybersecurity if you have the right stuff. >> there's a lack of expertise and a lot of people clamoring for people who know the internet world, can work in this area. >> reporter: last year the department of homeland security's cyberunit responded to more than 106,000 cyberattacks. dhs secretary janet napolitano says unless we train more cyberexperts our economy could be the biggest casualty and add thousands of cyberexperts already work in the federal government, but they're a desperate need for more. >> we need people who are analysts, people who are engineers, we need people who are experienced in intelligence, as it relate thoaz cyber universe. >> george washington yieforts on a short list of institutions answering that need. the university will launch a masters program in cybersecurity this fall. >> we get calls all the time from industry and government, wanting to hire students and to

find students who have this expertise and training. there are not enough people. we're educating them as fast as he can. >> and design systems hackers can't penetrate. logic and a solid math tech and science background are pluses. >> renee marsh reporting. dhs is working with universities to build a curriculum for more cybersecurity professionals. it includes scholarships, fellowships and internship programs. >> ama: thousands of computer users could have trouble getting online. the fbi is asking owner to check for dnf changers. the hackers have been caught but the temporary solution keeping ineffected machines online will go away in july. you can find more on our web site, answer 7 news.com, and click on "see it on tv". >> alan: if you're looking for something to do it's not to late

to head out to a unanimous -- national park. admission is free all week long starting today and goes until next sunday. >> ama: great weather to take advantage of it. >> frances: do it tom because we have rain on the way. i can't believe it. we did have some gorgeous temperatures and beach weather, with this live shot at santa cruz, you can see it's in the 60s today, and all though we didn't break in the records, we did warm up very nicely. in fact our numbers were about 15 degrees warmer in many locations compared to what you expect this time of year. currently in san francisco, it's 72 degrees, and los gatos, 90 degrees. even san jose, 85. normally we're at 71 degrees in san jose. and we got up to 89 degrees

today. yesterday at this time, a little warmer in quite a few locations, especially in hayward. tomorrow is the complete opposite. 10 degrees cooler in many spots. mainly clear overnight except along the coast where we could see fog develop once again in some patchy fog actually. sunny and warm tomorrow. actually be another nice day but a cooling trend on the rain, and then a chance of rain heading to the bay area mid-week, most likely on thursday. we have this area of high pressure, and with this clockwise motion, we see nice, stable sinking air, warm air mass over us. but check out this low pressure. i want to show you the visible satellite image. that's helping to push the clouds in and the southerly flow, and that's going to mean sea breeze increased tomorrow, and cooler temperatures as well for us. so, we'll see the stratus clouds move in tonight, and into

tomorrow. mild overnight lows, still in the 50s, with 53 in san francisco. 54 in half moon bay, and santa cruz so no 40s out there in fact, antioch and fairfield, still at 59. so, that's not too cool. but tomorrow will be a warm day still in the south bay. with santa clara up to 77 degrees and nine for you there as well. on the peninsula, look for mid-70s to low 70s as you head farther north. 72 in san mateo, and then coastal clouds, 62 in pacifica, not quite as warm as today. along the coast we'll notice more significant cooling as well. 66 in the sunset district. 70 downtown san jose. look for mild condition inside the north bay. mid-to-upper 70s. 78 in napa. 76 in petaluma, and some low 70s in the east bay. 75 in castro valley. mid-80s in the interior

valley, about i don't think we'll see 90s tomorrow. so, look for a high of 84 in concord. and 79 in mortgage gap hill. upper 70s through the valleys there, but along the coast, still cool. in fact, 65 in monterey. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast. the cooling trend starts tomorrow and stays with us for a few day. a chance of showers tuesday and wednesday, and looks like wednesday night into thursday, we see rain and showers and then dry next weekend. >> ama: still get a couple of days of nice weather. >> alan: colin rush in for shu. one for the record books. >> a beautiful day in seattle. in 80s up there. and those fans were treated to a perfect game, by the wrong guy. white sox pitcher phillip humber joined an exclusive club. the 21st pitcher in major league history to toss a perfect game. brendan ryan, his ninth strikeout victim to complete the shutout. this guy is a late bloomer.

a career record of 11-10. yeah, he will forever remember number 11. >> i don't know if i would say i dominated them. obviously the balls were hit at people. and i'm thankful for that. but, yeah, well-pitched game and definitely something i'll never forget. >> very humble, too. help you play first base as long as aubrey huff has, instierchgs take over and unfortunately those instirchgz may have cost the giants a win. giants fans out in furs at citi field. treat teed one of the strangest endings, seventh inge, 1, 1. two-run down the left-field line, 3-1 mets, 4-2 in the night. we enter bizarreo world. down to the last. belt, a major league popup. center fielder noone highs comingen, pleasely overruns it. game is tied. bottom nine now, because of lineup switches, huff moves to second, a position he never played. in on a key play.

turner grounder which should have been a double but huff jabs towards first. everybody is safe. the mets load the bases. next batter, from goat to hero. buster posey's throw goes into right field. tejada scores the winning run, posey wanted interference on hairston put that's a legal play. most important, posey is fine. to advance out of the well-conference quarterfinals the sharks must do what the blues tide to them. they have to win three straight. game five underway in st. louis, shots at premium. blues, seven attempts in the first period. the slap shot rick chaise off the post. the rough stuff in the second. drops the glove with chris stewart. a mismatch. after three shots in the first, sharks with 13 in the second. the glove save by elliott. 40 seconds left. they break through. the captain, joe thorne -- thornton, slides it home.

san jose leads after two. he nhl made a clear statement that hits like this one bill not be tolerated. torres has been suspended 25 games for taking out hossa. >> in berkeley, the cal spring football experience is a fancy way of saying, it's a scrimmage. blue verse gold, it edwards stadium. the starting quarterback, sack mar marked with the touchdown pass to his cousin, maurice harris. >> the young guys are ready to ten up. actually learning the playbook a lot more. and a lot more room to improve. that's why we have summer camp but it's been a great spring. >> their first 10,000 fans entering the coliseum tonight reeled a rollie fingers bobblehead. rollie in the 1972 world championship team honored tonight. an on-field reunion pregame.

fingers through out the first pitch. call it a strike. his signature handlebar moustache intact and told me it always will be. >> only claim close to shaving it off one time that was in 1974. i gave um two home runs in a double-header and i had the razor right there and said, no, i better not. so that's as close as i have come to cutting it off. >> we talk about -- he just would not be the same guy without the mustache. joined us on set. so nice of him. >> alan: the giants game. was that go going for posey0s ankle? >> i don't think intentionally. that's a legal play. just like taking out someone at second base. so i don't he's going after him intentionally. just a baseball play. but -- >> ama: at least he didn't get hurt. coming up. ♪ >> alan: a hot video taking the

internet by storm for all the wrong reasons.

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>> ama: oh, yes, two southern california teenages are hitting up the internet with their youtube song, hot problems. the song has been dubbed by some as the worst song every. >> opened their mouths and produce this. >> i don't know why it exists. >> alan: the send wrote the song in just two hours and it sounds like it and theyed admit they don't consider themselves musically talented.