>> sailors converge on belvedere cove in tiburon for a touching memorial to remember five lives lost at sea. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> alan: i'm alan wang. tonight dozens of boats paid tribute to the five five sailort in the crash on the farallon island. >> for those of us who watched from ashow, an event many of us have never seen before. watching the orderly procession of so many boats was moving. but the real emotion happened on the water wherepaid sailors paid tribute to fellow sailors. >> all vessels proceed behind the coast guard vessel vessel.

>> for those who now the crew of the low speed chase, this flotilla was a fitting tribute. >> it's really amazing, how many people turned out. >> and emma watched from the shore, she knew one of the five lost at sea when a wave washed her and three of her fellow crew off the deck of the low speed chase. as part of the ceremony on the water, nick voss, one of the survivors of the accident and the boyfriend of alexis busch, tossed a wreath in the water. on shore a few people brought flowers. some who were friends friends ae you knew the crew from around the up to. >> five perfect roses, one for each sailor who lost their live. >> her rose made it into the water, her personal t grand shoo this grand show of respect for those who are now gone. an arc of water shot into the

air from the tiburon fire rescue boat and another cascades from the san francisco fire department boat, and finally the hornes. each vessel signaled, then slowly made it back to port with only a boat towing a dingy filled with flowers and candles through sunset. >> a week ago today a massive wave washed for crew members of the low speed chase overboard sparks second wave washed the boat on to the rocks. that boat remains on the rooks and is expected to be retrieved by a salvage company next week. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> ama: nadia lockyer submitted her letter of rest nation to the yesterd yesterday, and for today she revealed why she resigned.

>> nadia lockyer serve as an alameda county supervisor for a little over a year, but months into their term her personal troubles ban to affect her performance, yesterday she decided she could no longer serve. >> during the interview, nadia lock you're -- lock you're 'er spoke about why she was retining. >> i'm resigning today as a mother and as -- i don't like to say the word victim but as some that didn't realize how difficult it would be to heal from what i went through the last year. >> lockyer re-ignited the relationship with an ex-boyfriend last summer. the man has a history of methamphetamine abuse and met

lockyer in rehab program in 2010. that renewed relationship caused friction with her husband, state treasurer bill lockyer in february she accused the ex-boyfriend of assaulting her. days later she again entered into rehab. >> i did enter a third time because i need to really, really focus on my recovery from both the assault, that abusive relationship, and heal my heart and my psyche. >> in her letter, she wrote, she also wants to concentrate on raising her child. her fellow supervisors say all the constant media attention caused too many distractions and say they support her and her decision to resign. >> i loved being supervisor. and i think i did a hell of a job. i do. i think i accomplished a lot in that short year. >> reporter: the al media county

supervisors will vote on accepting lockyer's rest nation on -- resignation. if they can't find a replacer, governor jerry ground will appoint a successor. >> alan: the west sacramento police rye leased the name and picture of a carjacking suspect shot to death after a standoff. police believe jimmy lee graves high jeakd three cars yes, fired on police and barricaded himself in his parent. officers watched graves pound a hole in his apartment wall and stick his head out. and then a witness saw him start a fire in his apartment. police officers shot graves to death after he refused to put down his guns guns and surrende. >> ama: a search for a missing morgan hillen has ended without a sign of sierra lamar. today trained k-9s assisted in

the search year we want to check here. out. >> ama: specialized search and rescue teams focused on remote areas. the santa clara sheriff's department says they looked there before but the goal today was to be more tour roy. >> alan: in santa cruz the department is using an algorithm to predict crime before it happens. the program generates ten hot spot maps each day, letting officers know when and where a crime is likely to occur. >> people tend to burglarize the same area more than once. even during the same times of the or days of the week. it looks promising. i see this as the future of law enforcement. >> alan: santa cruz pd considers it a good tool to fight crime in the face of budget cuts. department says burglaries are down 27%.

>> ama: lots of people out enjoying the warm weather. at accept cruz, temperatures 15 degrees above normal. >> tends to happen. one nice weekend in the spring and we have to wait all summer un a com heat with a comes back in august. >> i do not remember the last time it was this gorgeous. >> ama: gorgeous and hot. parts of the south bay hit 90 degrees, which is why many headed to the nearest pool to cool awesome -- off. >> frances: we'll have warm weather tomorrow but nose quite as hot as today, and i want to show you the highs today in some areas they were even 20 degrees above average. for example, in san jose, up to 91 average this time of year, 71. san francisco got up to 79, and we're normally at 63 this time of year. santa rosa, 89. normally at 70 degrees.

it is hot -- or was hot today and actually still pretty mild out there, because of this warm air mass over us, we're still in the 70s. close to midnight. check it out. right now in san rafael, 71. as well as concord and fremont, and then in the monterey bay, we have actually seen things cool down quite a bit. clouds moving in. already in the 50s there. but i'll have your oak cue weather seven-day forecast coming up. >> alan: in washington, dc a man is recovering from a dog attack after he stepped in to save two children. surveillance video from an apartment complex showed two large mastifs on the loose. kids running and jumping on top of a parked car to escape and one dog jumped on top of the car. then a neighbor used his knife to stop the dogs. >> drug him off the car, shaking him in the street, and the neighbors across the street were throwing things at the window to try to distract the dogs. >> got bit on the arm, and i got

stitches. took the meat out between me two fingers. >> alan: the dogs ran off and no one in the neighborhood knows who they belong to. police and animal control officers are still investigating. >> ama: reporters and photographers are surrounding the jail where george zimmerman is waiting to be released. a judge granted bail after a court hearing. he is facing a charge of second degree measure in the shooting death of trayvon martin. it could be a few days before zimmerman is released base his family needs to secure collateral for the $150,000 bail. >> alan: coming up, new developments in the growing sex scandal involving the secret service, the behind closed doors meeting with the president. >> ama: looking for a new real estate investment? how about one that can actually make ythe gold mine the gold mine up for sale for cheap. >> alan: a gold mine in space. what bay

>> alan: that sex scandal is still chunk up the secret service. six agents are out of jobs and them outd be followin out the do their boss had some explaining to do. >> secret service director mark sullivan was summoned to the white house by the president president for a face-to-face meeting. it was an opportunity for the president to get an update on the events but the president is not happy as he made clear might

be the case when this scandal broke. >> if it turns out that some of the allegations that have been made in the press are confirmed, then of course i'll be angry. >> the confirm nation of allegations of heavy drinking and argument with a prostitute over payment came with the dismissal of six agents. one agent was cleared of the most serious allegations. >> the rest of the crew, no question about that, totally went over the line in terms of secret service conduct. >> the military is still investigating 11 of its own as well, this scandal went from bad to worse when one of the dismissed supervisors was identified, and it was discovered that david cheney posted a picture of himself behind then vice-presidential candidate sarah palin, saying, quote, was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. should the secret service have known? >> it bothers me it was posted. i don't think we can expect

everything posted on every web site or face bock page. >> that dismissed supervisor, agreeing stokes, plans to fight and will reportedly go public next week, which will likely only inflame this scandal. >> there is a sense of-under generals sis -- urgency for the secret service to conduct an investigation without cutting corners, as for now the president supports the director of the secret service. >> alan: san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi weighed in on the scandal today while she was at on event in golden gate park. >> i think it's disgusting. it's disgusting. secret service provides a great service to protecting our president. those people are willing to pay any price to protect the president, the vice-president, et cetera. that some of them would tarnish the image is disgusting. i don't understand. in any event i'm sure there will

a full investigation. i. >> alan: pelosi was accepting an award for helping make the grove a reality. >> ama: mitt romney continues to collect delegates. he picked up 12 of the 24 delegates at stake in missouri's g.o.p. conventions. rick santorum, despite suspending his campaign, won seven delegates. and one of the republican guard could be in trouble. orrin hatch of utah will face a runoff to become the state's g.o.p. senatorial nominee. he failed to get the necessary majority at the state convention today. >> alan: united nations is upping the ante to stop the violence in syria. a u.n. approved resolution expanding the number of observers from 30 to 300 in syria, and again calls on

president assad to honor the cease fire. >> ama: in the middle of the arizona desert lies the property of 117 acres of lan, with a gold mind on it. preston westmoreland is trying to sell the property. it's in the middle of nowhere without any roads to it. it will cost you a pretty penny. >> the cost is $43 million but i have to tell you, there's probably a little wiggle room in that price. there are estimates could be maybe 50-$60 million worth of gold left. maybe more. >> ama: one protect spiff buyer came twice with a geologist and left a bottle of whiskey for the gold gods. >> alan: and you hope the mine gods will be good to them. >> frances: a lot of people were asking me, did we break any records? the answer is, no, but we got

close. let me show you a live shot. we're looking for mt. tam, and we have coastal clouds moving in. here's how we did today. so, in santa rosa, 89 degrees. but in terms of beating records, 93 was what we had to beat, set in 2009. now we got close to our record in san jose just by a degree. 91 in san jose. 92, set in 2009. monterey, far from it. 69 degrees. so didn't quite get there but we did really enjoy a beautiful, warm day, temperat temperaturesr 90 degrees. now, currently it's still a very warm for this time of the evening. 74 right now in antioch. 71 in san rafael. a lot of clear skies over most of the bay area, except for long the coast and that's where we're going to see a big cooldown tomorrow. currently 50 in san francisco, still 72 in san jose, yesterday

at this time we were several degrees warmer, but tomorrow things are going to change. in fact we might be cooler by double digits in some locations. clear inland, coastal clouds, patchy fog along the coast, overnight into tomorrow. it will be sunny once again, but temperatures cooler and then we're talking about a chance of rain mid-week? i thought the rain was over but it's actually coming back to us again. so, as we look at the satellite radar image, this area of high pressure that brought us the nice warm air and also with this clockwise flow we're seeing a southerly surge and that's going to publish -- push the coastal clouds into the inland. and then it starts to pull away, but we'll see partly cloudy conditions along maybe parts of the north bay, maybe even the peninsula. but then generally sunny skies for most everybody. so, for tonight, temperatures still mild.

warm air mass over the bay area. look for 50s. 52 in san rafael. 53, oakland. 54, fremont. 54, santa cruz. tomorrow, things warm up nicely. just not quite as hot as today. san jose, up to 78 degrees with a lot ofandhine. and also along the coast, you'll notice, 60s in pacifica, 62, but then around the bay, still some mid-to-upper 70s on parts of the peninsula. san francisco, having a hard time downtown getting up to 70-degrees and in the north bay, look for mild conditions and temperatures in the 70s as well. 78 in napa. low to mid-70s long the east bay, up to 75 in castro valley, and inland communities, warming up to the mid-80s. maybe 86 in brentwood. doesn't look like we'll quite get up to 90. 91 in some locations. look for upper 70s as well in

the interior valley. 68 in santa cruz. hearst accuweather seven-day forecast. things going to cool down, monday and tuesday near average. the chance of showers wednesday, especially wednesday night and thursday. rain looks likely for everyone in the bay area. then a little bit warmer next weekend, back to normal. >> ama: colin rush is in for shu. and baseball action. >> a rough difor professional sports teams. a good day to be out and about. perfection in seattle for the 21st time in major league history. the sharks, anything but perfect. a frustrating season came to a ♪

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>> welcome bafnlgt thorough domination. the sharks had no answer for the blues in the regular season. as it turned out they had no answer for them in the postseason either. they can't even win the fights. sharks on the heels in the first period. the fire off the post.

sharks three shots on goal. scoreless then joe thornton gives san jose the lead. then less than 9:00 to go. former shark, the shot, and game is tied. 45 seconds later. the shot from the point tipped. blues in front 2-1. sharks forced to empty the net. the guys thought to be the differencemaker, ices it. sharks eliminated 4-1. 3-1 the final in st. louis. >> it was a battle all year. we had to win our last four games just to get in the post season. so there's nothing -- just we'd like a better fate. unfortunately we don't. >> the nhl made a clear statement hits like this one by torres will not be tolerated. he was suspended for this hit. >> phillip humber joined an

exclusive club in seattle. the 21st pitcher in major league history to toss a perfect game. a late bloomer, humber has a career record of 11-10. he'll 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, a well-pitched game, and definitely something i'll never forget. >> still to come, the a's honor members of the 1972 world series team and try to do so with a win in cleveland. a wild finish for the giants game in new york. why aubrey huff was playing second base

>> when you've played first base as long as aubrey huff instincts take over. unfortunatelily those instincts probably cost the giants the game. fans treated to one of the strangest endings. a two-run double down the left-field line. 3-1 mets. 42-ninth. giants down the last out. belt, a can of corn popup.

the center fielder coming occupy, overruns the ball. it drops. tied at four. bottom nine, because of lineups, huff moves to second base. position he never played in 13 seasons. murphy's law. turner grounded a short double play ball to end the inning but huff indistinctly jabs towards first. everybody safe. mets load the bases. next batter. from goat to hero. grandded to belt. hairsston thrown out at home. the throw goes into right field. tejada scores the winning run. posey wanted interference but that's a legal play. most important, poseis okay. wild finish, 5-4 mets. that is the 1972 world series trophy, the a's honoring members of the championship team. rollie fingers throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. skill still got the killer handle bar much -- moustache.

of a wild pitch made it 5-1. johnny gomes, diving, eating dirt, no catch. shin-soo choo deep to left. gomes doesn't make the wall. third time is a charm. santana, denied. 5-1 the final. the a's, though, their second straight loss. and, yes, bobblehead night for rollie fingers. >> alan: coming up. billionaires in space? a new startup that has bay area techies hoping to strike gold. >> ama: help could be on the way to

>> alan: good evening. i'm alan wang. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. flowers and wreaths were dropped into san francisco bay in silent tribute to the victims of the yacht crash. one person died and four are missing and presumed dead after waves swamped a yacht. >> alan: police in west sacramento identified jimmy lee graves as the carjacking killed last night. he set his apartment on fire and refused to put his guns down and surrender. >> ama: a man in washington, dc fought our two dogs to protect two chirp under attack. >> alan: the next gold rush could be in space and the space miners could be some bay area engineers. here's how the guys at google are teaming up with james

cameron. >> in james cameron's avatar. humans mined the planet for a rare precious mineral. now the director may make that sigh sky fantasy a reality. he and google billionaires, along with some of the wealthiest and most innovative men of our time, have formed what they're calling a space startup. plan tear resources incorporated. their mission? still a bit of a mystery. they promise to combine space exploration and natural resources to add trillions of dollars to the global gdp. the buzz is that the project is asteroid mining. >> they're part crazy and part genius. the bottom line is they're richishing asteroids may contain untold wallet. minerals and compounds they may not exist on earth and could power the future. but they're scattered through

throughout the solar still in so how to mine them? one theory, deflect one as it passes by the orbit so it becomes a roving reachable destination. then, let the drilling begin. >> why not allow deep pockets, people with lots of money and resources so help rejuvenate the space program and inspire a new generation of young scientists. >> the costs would rocket well beyond that of any moon landing, but this group has the means and the minds to make it happen. answer news. atlanta. '. >> ama: a major cruise line claims it as miscommunication that caused the death of two men adrift at sea in march, judy from oregon smarted a small boat from the deck of a cruise ship. >> i could ea spall american waving a shirt above his head, frantically, and we took it to be a signal of distress. >> it's really frustrating those

young men were at sea two more weeks, and two of them died? >> ama: that's because the ship never stopped or turned around. the three men were fisherman and had been adrift 16 days when judy spotted them. she told the sales rip what she saw and said he promised to tell the captain. >> alan: with summer kind the corner, expect gasoline prices to keep climbing but not if one state lawmakers can help ease the pain at the pump by putting a cap on gas prices. our capital correspondent has a look at the proposal. >> reporter: wherever you fill up in california, gasoline is painfully expensive. >> my truck now is going to take 22 gallons, going to take $92 to fill it up. that's a big hit. >> right now, 20 bucks, i'm a college student. >> small relief may be on the way. the excise tax would be limited

to 35.7 a gallon and the sales tax would only apply to the first four dollars of the price of gasoline. it will save 8 corrects a gal. >> the excess tax is paid, the sales tax is calculated on that, too. so it's taxes on taxes, and i for one have had it with that. it's time to say no. >> but critics want to remind californians some of the tax -- gas taxes pay for road repair so it may mean you have to dish out more for hitting the pothole. >> we spend $2 billion a year on pothole repair, and the need is 6 billion and climbing. >> each motorist spends an average $586 repairs a year on his or her vehicle. >> a california transportation commission report last year assessed the state needs roughly $350 billion to rehabilitate or maintain our current system

which is why dan salazar things we shouldn't mess with the gas tax. >> $2? not worth it. if they do, what's that going to do to the highways and bridges that need be fixed? >> the savings is attractive. >> we can cap the tax, any savings is a good thing for everybody. that's a step in the right direction. >> critics point out they $20 billion transportation bond that voters approve in 2006 runs out in two years so money for roads will become more scarce. the gas tax proposal goes for the transportation committee on tuesday. >> ama: next week doral drive will close to traffic for the entire weekend. this is the portion of the drive that it will shut down. this is how it will look once the first tunnel opens to the public after next weekend. until the project is finished in 2015, cars will share the tunnel separate bade moveable barrier.

doral drive will be closed from 8:00 p.m. friday until 5:00 a.m. monday april 30th. >> alan: in san francisco, parents, residents, and merchants in the outer mission are trying to stop another pot club from opening up in their neighborhood. dozens held a rally outside the green cross. one of three new medical marijuana dips dispensaries planning to open up. they're gathering signatures to stop the opening of three more stores. >> we want to make sure the city understand there's a huge concern on opposing open too maple pot clubs around the area. >> alan: the protests comes a day after supporters of legalizing marijuana celebrated 420 or april 20th, known as national weed day. >> ama: a city on alert as a volcano nears eruption. >> alan: became a household name on jeopardy.

ken jennings talks about life after the game show. >> frances: i'm frances dinglasan in for leigh glaser. this evening, here is a live shot looking at the bay bridge. we have some coastal clouds moving in. we were well above normal but a huge cooling trend is on the way. l@

>> ama: mexico city is on alert. a volcano less than 50 miles from the city is threatening to erupt. it's been rumbling and shooting

heavy plumes of ash into the sky for days. the volume volcano last erupted in 2000. >> alan: 2004 ken jennings became a pop culture icon when he won 74 consecutive game on "jeopardy" he talked about his enepic run. >> the 74 games. >> 74 wins. >> you said, one moment that was the mosting a nices -- most agonizing, you just guessed because you weren't certain of the answer or did you know every answer. >> no, you're guessing all the time on jeopardy. for me, the most heart-wrenching moment, the very first game, the final question, about the twoi olympics and i thought, sweet, i was at the olympics, and i realize my wife and i were on the honeymoon, so i hand seen a single event so it was a

question about traffic and field, and i thought it was marian jones, and alex revealed my answer, who is jones, and there was a long pause, and i realized i didn't put her first name, and it looks like i'm guessing, and he is looking at the judges and waiting and i'm like, no! and finally he is like, yes, we're going to accept that. see how much he wagered, and my heart started again. but -- >> the winning streak. >> it was a crazy summer. it was fun, playing a fast-paced game wednesday the smartest people they could fine. the adrenaline pumping. the hard part i couldn't tell anybody why i was out of town. the shows don't air for a month and you have to keep at it secret. and i had to fly to l.a. and win some huge amount of money and then go book to work the next day and go back to the staff meeting and precip tend i --

pretends i cared. [laughing] >> pull up to work in lamb gore begin any. >> that would give it away. >> i have to ask about watson, the supercomputer. >> it's very good. as good as any player, but if you're standing next to me and he had a little mechanical number he used to press the busker. eave he new the answer i herd this little clicking, and that was the sound of the minnesota coming after me. that terminator, that -- all starts here. and it was really got. just too fast. computer reflexes, and me and the ooh human couldn't keep up with it. >> alan: you can watch 7 live every weekday from 3:00 to 4:00'm right here. >> ama: let's guess to frances dinglasan. >> frances: i just wanted to

show you how warm it was today compared to average. we were anywhere from 15 degrees above average, for example, in santa rosa, close to -- well, about 19 degrees above normal. and then san jose was the big change, where we were 20 degrees above normal. but things are going to change and we're going to cool down by tuesday. we'll actually be close to average for everyone around the bay area. it will be clear in inland with coastal clouds moving in, trading patchy fog, especially along the coastal elevation or higher elevation areas along the coast. sunny again, but cooler tomorrow. then chances of rain, there's moving in towards the bay area by mid-week. this will bring an increased sea breeze, and temperatures will be coming down. then it will clear back again. we'll see mainly sunny conditions around the bay area with partly cloudy conditions along the coast. lows continue, pretty mild in

the 50s for everybody. look for 53 in san francisco, 58 in san jose. and also tomorrow, we'll see some 80s. not quite the 90s but look for 85 in livermore, 70 in san francisco, 78 in san jose, cooler along monterey bay, and a quick look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. a cooling trend for the next few days until we get back to closer numbers on tuesday. then a chance of rain, showers wednesday, and then rain thursday, and then dry for next weekend so the timing isn't bad. >> ama: thank you, frances. >> alan: colin rush off the bench for shu, not a lot 0 cheer about. >> not a lot. outside of the weather. sharks, giants, a's, and warriors, we recap their dismal day. what isn't dismal, hanging out with members of the 1972 world champion oakland a's.

>> she shocks outplayed st. louis for 51 minutes and then took the blues 45 seconds to end the sharks' season. sharks with a 1-0 lead into the second intermission. they were holding that lead until anti-neimi fumbles it and

then it's knocked in. and then blues add an empty netter. 3-1 st. louis, they take the series 4-1le the sharks' season is over. >> fill jim humber didn't win a game in the majors until 2010. he'll forever win his 11th 11th win. a pen game against the mariners, the 21st perfect game in major league history. >> giants and mets. huff moves to second place but huffs jabs toward first. everybody safe. the mets load the bases. next batter. the grounder to belt. hairsston thrown out at home. buster posey hit asly he throws. ball sails into right field. day hawed da -- day hawed -- day hawed da is okay. in the a's and indians.

reddick times the leap wrong, triple for kipness. next batter, shin-soo choo. wild pitch by brian fuentes. kipnis comes home, cleveland wins. >> warriors need to finish in the bottom seven of the league to keep their lottery pick. as of tonight they're seventh after an eighth straight loss in houston to affection a rockets team, game out of the eight some spot. in in the fourth, 8 or 72. draggism with 18. warriors down ten but hang around. charles den ins driving, finding brandon rush. look out below. 96-92. clay thompson, the corner fade. 24 for clay. lead is cut to two. under ten seconds to play. rockets by three. pat terson, cleaning up. 99-96 houston.

warriors fall to 22-41. >> little dudes taking in a good one. earthquakes and real st. lake. the cross, stephen sewn the header, 1-0 quakes. 90th minute. all three goals come in stoppage time. 3-1 the final. san jose in first place in the west. >> saber cats at hp pavilion. down one in the third. the dart to ben nelson, six 2001 passes of the night for greeb. san jose improve to 4-2. in bergly, 8800 farms at edward stadium, blue versus gold. maynard to his cousin harris. gold team the winner. >> young guys are ready to step up. actually taking time to learn the playbook a lot more. and a lot more room to improve.

that's why we have summer camp, but been a great spring. >> earlier i mentioned the a's honoring the 1972 world championship game the pregame ceremony. the team members were given a rousing ovation by fans, many of whom weren't born that year itch caught up with two of the team's biggest stars. he of the handlebar mustache and vida blue, south paw. >> look can bag 40 years ago -- hard to believe 40 years ago. >> seems like it was yelled i was watching darrell miller come in to do a lefty-lefty matchup and watching rollie fingers go through a complete lineup, get a save at that time. and the guys are the same. the stories have changed. we respect the truth, but it's like everybody is flattered. >> has this become par part of

you? >> one year i grew a full beard and combed my mouse stuff into a period and no one now me. but it doesn't take much time to do it. i can do it in my sleep. i've had it for 40 years. something been with me poor long time. i can't get rid of it. >> bobble head, to the first 10,000 fans. >> ama: thank you for joining us. >> alan: thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc.