>> terry: good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney in for carolyn tyler. first look at the weather. before we tell but the local weather, it's raining in new york city. giants game rained out. here is lisa argen. >> lisa: speaking of rain we have it a couple opportunities

in the seven-day outlook. right now you are looking at the fog. from emeryville, it's shallow and we are looking at this fog that is taller and westerly winds and that will bring cooler temperatures. dense fog around half moon bay and the influence from pacific. in oakland, 9 degrees cooler than we were yesterday. came up from the south last night. it will stay with us. we'll see a couple weather systems this week that will continue to cool down and bring us some rain. for the first time since the deadly shooting on april 2nd, classes resume tomorrow at oikos university. six students were killed and a receptionist was killed by a gunman. that he was angry that they refused to refund his tuition. several students say they won't be there and will only complete

their degrees if classes are held at another location. >> this week a salvage crew will attempt to attempt to recover a yacht from the farallon islands. they paid tribute to the five crew members that were lost at sea. >> reporter: over radio they got the hundred boats that came from around the bay. for those that knew the crew, this memorial flotilla was tribute. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: and they watched from the shore along with dozens of others. she knew one of the five that were lost at sea when a wave watched her and three of her crew off. as part of the ceremony, one of survivors of the accident were tossed in the waters. a few other people brought

flowers and some who knew the crew from around town. >> there is five roses, one for each sailor. >> her roses made it into the water. her personal tribute in the grand show of respect to those that are now gone. an ark arc of water shot into the air and another cascade came from the san francisco fire department boat. and finally the horns. they slowly made it back to boat only with boat filled with wreath staying in the water through sunset. >> it was a week ago this weekend that a large wave washed four crew members of the. second wave washed the boat out on to the rocks. it's expected to be retrieved by a salvage crew later this week.

>> terry: on tuesday the alameda county board of supervisors will vote on accepting the resignation of nadia lockyer. she is speaking on camera about it. >> nadia lockyer struggles to remain her composure composure. during this the interview she spoke about why she resigned as an alameda county supervisor. >> i am resigning today as a mother and as... i don't like to say victim. didn't realize.... >> reporter: she re-ignited a

relationship with a boyfriend last summer. he has history of methamphetamine abuse and met her in a rehab program. that renewed relationship caused friction with her hugs, bill lockyer. then in february, he is accused him of assaulting her causing injuries. she days again she entered into rehab. >> i need to really focus on my recovery from this. the assault and healing my heart and psyche. >> she wrote, she wants to concentrate on raising her child. her fellow supervisors all the constant attention caused too many distractions. they support her.

>> i think i accomplished a lot. >> the board will have 60 days in which to select a replacement to serve out her term. >> terry: suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi heads into the hearing having lost another battle. a judge rejected his request to overturn his suspension on official misconduct charges. his attorney says the suspension was vague because it was not related to his duties as sheriff but a judge says those issues should be raised before the ethics commission. he pled not guilty in a domestic violence case involving his wife. >> in santa clara county, volunteers are back out to search for missing sierra lamar. a day long search ended with no trace of the girl. she vanished more than five

weeks ago. trained canines assisted in the search. >> we want to check right here. >> terry: and search and rescue teams focused on remote areas around gilroy. the goal of yesterday's search was to be more thorough. >> no th morning we have the name and picture of a carjacking suspect that was shot to death. they believe 38-year-old jimmy lee graves is the man that hijacked the cars and barricaded himself in an apartment. they watched him pound a hole in the hole in the apartment and then he saw him start a fire in the apartment. he refused to put down his gun and surrender. he had had an extensive criminal record. >> voters head to the polls as president nicolas sarkozy hangs in the balance and most high

profile trial is about to begin. the witnesses that may testify

>> terry: right now in france, they are deciding who the finalists will be in the election. nicolas sarkozy is expected to be one of them. he arrived to cast his own ballot. turnout we are told is solid with one in four voters casting

their vote in the first round. the runoff will be on may 6th and nicolas sarkozy and his opponent are likely to make the cut. tomorrow john edwards the former democratic nominee for vice president goes on trial and it could be a circus. from political star to defendant facing 30 years in prison facing campaign contribution violations his mistress of his love child is set to testify. >> good morning, how are you? >> the case sure to be one of the most scandalous political trials in years. on the witness list, candidate's mistress, hunter the mother of the four-year-old daughter. also is kate edwards the oldest daughter and his late wife elizabeth. he has been standing by her

father since last june. edwards is so determined to hide hits relationship with hunter. >> it's completely untrue. >> and so intent on keeping his presidential campaign going, even after hunter got pregnant that he solicited hundreds of thousands of dollars in a legal illegal campaign cash to cover up the affair. >> it could send him to prison for up to 30 years. >> edwards' lawyers have called the case crazy and radical. they say the payments were gifts that had nothing to do with the administration. >> i didn't violate campaign laws. i never for a second believed i was violating campaign laws. >> edwards never touched the money, his lawyers say and they will argue he was trying to hide the affair from his wife, not the voters. the prosecution's key witness andrew young, once so loyal he claimed to be the father of

hunter's child, edwards was in the on plan. >> knee he knew about the money and he knew about the sources. >> the lawyers say young has a vendetta against his former boss and they can prove he siphoned off thousands of dollars and spent it on himself. >> they will go after his credibility. why is he saying this and why he is doing this. how effective the defense is in cross-examination of andrew young could or make or break this case. >> terry: this morning, reporters and photographers are surrounding the jail where george zimmerman is waiting to be released. he was granted bail on friday. it could be a couple days because the family needs to come up with $150,000 bail. he is facing a charge of second-degree murder. >> controversial news commentator keith olbermann was non-controversial. george stephanopolous prompted a

discussion on prostitution camped he did have this to say. >> they were almost viewed as priests in a philosophical sense. we have in this country, a conference and road trip and ballplayers going on the road and rings come off. the idea of being away from home. advertising campaign from vegas focused with the ggsa, what happens stays there, it seems to be conflict. are they priests are represent this other side and take the advantage. >> he might be concerned about another job. he was letting by msnbc and firing from current tv. lisa argen joins us to talk about another fine day here in the bay. not as hot as yesterday. >> lisa: tell that to the folks in the east bay, 70 in fairfield

and antioch. 50 at our coast. so the summertime spread. you see the winds blowing here in the city. marine layer and around the bay we'll talk about big changes in parts of the bay. subtle changes elsewhere and maybe some rain. that is all coming up. >> terry: also next, the sharks disappointing season comes to a frustrating end. frustrating end. colin rush has the what'll it be?

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>> terry: would you take a look, just a beautiful shot from our camera on mount sutro looking out. that is the city, see the fog up there? by the way, it is earth day and i do want to mention in san francisco, today start noon is going to be whole lot of people celebrating at civic center plaza. also celebrating country joe mcdonald is going to be singing as well as big brother. there is going to be lot of entertainment and gorgeous shot of what earth day is all about. beautiful view of our bay area. lisa argen is here to talk about the interpretation of that picture and talk about what is going on. crazy week on the way? >> some of you can feel the breeze. others not so much. we're still talking about a warm day inland. still a nice day all around the bay. despite the surge of marine air.

here is a look from high definition emeryville. you can see the depth is very shallow and san jose right now, it is nice and sunny out there, 13 degrees cooler. it was 91 yesterday. average high is 71 this time of year. we will l cool down in the santa clara valley but not as significantly as we will in san francisco sfran or the north bay. we've had dense fog all morning long around half moon bay. it's 50 here but notice all the 60s and 70s. it isn't cooler everywhere. but still very warm around the delta. 24 hours ago we were much warmer. 12 degrees cooler in san francisco. 7 degrees cooler in hayward and oakland. livermore, bumped up 2 degrees. mountain view, cooler, as well. slowly we're getting underway the southerly winds bringing in the marine air and westerly winds taking over tonight

transporting that fog across the bay. tomorrow will be a much cooler day. goat go to that cooling tomorrow. sunny today and for tomorrow. we have a couple opportunities for some showers to head our way. yesterday, we had 90 in napa and livermore. look how much napa cools down, 12 degrees, livermore, 6 degrees of cooling. san francisco, around 70 today. half moon bay, still in the 60s. more fog and in santa cruz, we're out of 80s, 17 degrees cooler. visible satellite picture, you'll notice we have the fog banked up around the coast. it won't go very far inland. here is forecast models pulling back at 2:00. it should be a nice afternoon. looks what happens overnight. we have it pushing in and by the middle of the night you are feeling that breeze, that delta breeze. we have moisture higher

elevations of north bay and east bay tomorrow could see a thunderstorm but not until wednesday and thursday that everyone could see the chance of some rain. first things first. we have the high pressure ridge, it's beginning to be knocked down in the south and east due to this low. it's going to drop down and the entire state by the middle of the week. with the high sliding to the east. we have a wind shift and coast cools down 95 in fresno and nice day around the bay with 70s and 80s. just taking the edge off that heat. still above normal. 74 in fremont. down by the monterey bay, it's pretty foggy right now. temperatures in the 60s and 70s there. big change. we're looking at the cool temperatures in the east bay. slight chance of thunderstorm in higher elevations tomorrow and by wednesday, chance of rain

more likely on thursday and highs in the 40 of's and getting a little warmer. we're going all over the map. >> terry: i'm going to take a blend of sports and weather. is that okay? >> in sports, giants game scheduled about an hour has been postponed because of rain. two teams are scheduled to play traditional doubleheader tomorrow afternoon. we are told it starts at 1:10 our time. sharks disappointing season came to a bitter independent. good morning, thorough domination, sharks had no answer tort blues. they had no answer for them in the postseason either. they couldn't even win the fights in the series. game five, sharks in the first period, jamie lang, three shots in the first. scoreless and 39 minutes. joe thorton gives san jose the

lead. less than nine minutes to go. lang and bruner, tied at 1. 5 45 seconds later, alex tipped by david peron. the difference makers, andy mcdonald, he gets it. 3-1 the final in st. louis. >> it was bad all year. we had to win our last four games in postseason. there was nothing we could do. >> nhl made a statement on saturday with hits like this will not be tomorrow rated. he has been suspended 25 games. white sox pitcher joined a very exclusive club in seattle.

29-year-old was 29th in history to toss a perfect game. 4-0 shot shutout. he has a career record of 11-10. he will forever remember number 11. >> i don't know if i dominated them. obviously the balls were hit at people. i'm thankful for that. well pitched game. definitely something i'll never forget. >> when he played first base as long as aubrey huff has, instincts take over but it may have cost giants a win. >> treated to one of the strangest endings in team history. tejada, 3-1 mets. it was 4-2 game in the ninth. down to the last out. brandon, pop-up and overruns it.

we're now tied at 4. bottom of the nine, aubrey huff moves to second base, a position he has never played in 13 seasons. key play, justin turner, should have been a double play. he goes through first. everybody is safe. next batter and grounder to brandon, scott is thrown at home buster posey's throw at first. tejada scores. posey wanted interference but that a legal play. most important, posey is okay. mets win it 5-4. >> that is 1972 world series trophy. a's honoring members of the championship team prior to last night's game, rollie fingers throwing the first pitch. that killer handlebar mustache. rough for the fielders, he

missed the jump right there. two runs score. 4-1 indians. this made it 5-1. johnny go megs, eating some dirt doesn't make the catch. gomes takes a bite out of wall but third time is the charm. carlos santana, 5-1 the final. a's second straight loss. >> warriors need to finish in the bottom of the league to keep their lottery pick. as of this morning, they are seventh. facing the rockets team a game out of eighth playoff spot. they caught fire in the second half. ending the third with three and hits another one to starts with the fourth. courtney lee a team high 20. warriors hang around. charles jenkins, driving, and brandon rush, look out. clay thompson, how about this one? 24 this for clay.

and patrick peterson cleaning up. 99-96 houston. warriors fall to 22-41 on the season. >> earthquakes, first half, and 1-0 quakes. and 90th minute, diving hitterer. all goals came in time. 3-1 the final. san jose is in first place in the west. saber cath was victorious as well over kansas city. >> terry: coming up next, a 13-year-old boy's earth day idea. in the san bruno neighborhood that was devastated 19 months ago. and buzz in the east bay, why we are seeing so many bees. >> i'm nannette miranda.

california has the second highest fuel taxes in the country.

>> terry: with summer around the corner experts expect gasoline prices to climb. average price is now $4.19, down 3 cents from a week ago. down 15 cents a month ago. one state lawmaker wants to put a cap on gas prices. nannette miranda has a look at the proposal. >> reporter: wherever you fill up in california, gasoline is painfully expensive. >> my truck is going to take 22 gallons, it's going to take $92 to fill it up. that is big hit. >> i can only do a little bit at

a time. >> reporter: small relief may be on the way. excise tax would be limited to 37.5 per gallon and sales tax would apply to the first 4 gallons of gasoline. >> the excise tax you currently pay, there is also the sales tax is calculated on that, too. so taxes on taxes. and i for one decided i've had it with that. it's time to say no. >> but they wanted to remind it helps to pay for road repair so the saving you have to shell out for hit that go pothole. >> we spend $2 billion a year on pothole repair. the need is $6 billion and climbing. each voter spends an average $586 on repairs a year on his or her vehicle. >> a california transportation commission report late last year

says the state needs $350 billion to rehabilitate and maintain our current system which is why they are saying, we shouldn't mess with capping the gas tax. >> what are we talking $2. if they do, what is it going to do with the highways and bridges. >> the savings is attractive. >> it would help anybody right now. i think it's a step in the right direction. >> critics pointed out $20 billion that voters approved out runs out for two years so money for roads will be more scarce. it goes before the senate transportation committee on tuesday. nannette miranda, "abc 7 news". >> terry: there is a report this morning that pg&e knew in 1989 about a leak on the same pipeline that caused the deadly san bruno gas explosion. memo describes a leak about a

faulty seam weld nine miles south where the disaster occurred. it was turned in last month. well after the investigation. the company denies the leak occurred along the seam. that would have required an inspection of all 51 miles of that pipeline. >> san bruno scorched glenview neighborhood is getting new trees. thanks to the effort of a 13-year-old boy. he collected $4,000 in grant money and donations to that to come up with a couple dozen trees to be planted today. the work will be done this morning by volunteers he recruited starting at 10:00 a.m.. it seems an unusually high number of bees are invading the east bay that haven't seen swarms like this in years. laura anthony reports. >> it's the season to to be a bee in contra costa county. in concord, thousands of bees swarmed a car that is until a

they gathered them up. >> this year is a little bit different. >> shelly lives in the same neighborhood. her car didn't get swarmed but she nearly did thanks to the large colony that is in her yard. >> i am giving them their space. i had three of them fly into my face. i said that is okay, i got your message. >> she will leave them alone but many others won't. >> i'm getting 35 to 15 a day. >> mike is without the bee keepers association. he and his fellow bee keepers are getting swarmed with calls from homeowners. >> we pick them up and bring them into our hives where we give them to other members of the association. >> he says it is not there is so many bees but they are out

especially early this year thanks to the dry winter and wet start to the spring. >> because of the rain and on and off rain what happens i believe they get like that and they explode. >> bee keepers say they are looking for a home, as long as you don't bother them, they won't bother you. but this concord painter his one close encounter was close enough. >> i noticed a lot of bees a as i was painting. i don't like bees, anything that can fly and attack me at the same time. >> some people that have bee problem, extermination should be considered as last resort. they can be gathered up and taken to a place like this. that is what the association does. we have their information on our website at abc7news.com. >> terry: also reports of swarms in san carlos and in santa cruz.

so it's a wild year. could be crazy weather having something to do it. >> lisa: as we look outside, a little fog and lots of sunshine. cooler temperatures here and in the north bay. slightly cooler in the east bay but today is only the beginning of some big changes for the week ahead. >> terry: also ahead the remarkable new technology that

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>> imagine this as a kind of oil well of the future. this as a kind of oil farm where the humble microalgase grown in amounts that it reduces our dependence on fossil fuels. >> it moves from a 20 gallon system to 450 gallon system and now the next step will be, can we put in this offshore, with 400 reacters. >> jonathan is the scientist behind the omega project, omega for offshore membrane enclosures for growing algae whose goal is to grow carbon neutral fuel. it's spawned in plastic containers offshore. after two years, $10 million from nasa and $8,000,000 from the state they think they have found a way. using waste water as fertilizer. a treatment planted loaned nasa tanks and waste water to

experiment. >> we have gas that is rich in co2 we can feed the algae and salt water in the tanks to test our ideas of keeping algae afloat and test the idea we might be able to kill algae if they escape in sea water. >> it comes from the life-support system where they figure out how to keep astronauts in space for long time. >> you can't just take a lot of stuff with you. you have to recycle things. there are scientists working on the problem, how to recycle waste and things astronauts need. >> the next step is for another team of scientists and engineers to take over and figure out if making big enough offshore algae farms is truly possible. heather ishimaru, "abc 7 news" >> terry: looking for something to do this weekend? it's not too late to head out to

a national park. national park service is offering free admission to all its parks but this is all week long. it started yesterday and goes until next sunday, april 29th. if you are going a national park national sea shore, a state park or city park, it's going to be a pretty nice day. >> mist and drizzle closer to the coast. >> is that going to be there all day? >> most of the day but mid 80s inland and nice weather in the city. so still above normal later on today. except for here, here is santa cruz where yesterday, 17 degrees cooler than yesterday. 68. that is average. we'll take you up to emeryville, in the low 80s yesterday. dropping ten degrees to lower 70s. that is still five degrees above average. average high in oakland should be 67 for this time of the year. most areas enjoying above normal

readings. mainly on southerly winds. we're going to debt ghaet delta breeze and that helps out our east bay for cooling. then we're going to see a weather system heading our way, bringing more significant changes. it's 60 in oakland. pretty mild from fremont down through san jose, 68 degrees there. out of the 90s for you. you were 91 yesterday. a degree cooler right now but basically everyone is feeling just a little bit cooler except for livermore where you still will need the air-conditioning probably today. we have the coastal clouds, drifting in and around san francisco. trying to make it over into emeryville but not going to do so because clouds will be pushing back bringing more sunshine. rain chances head our way. couple opportunities. actually a thunderstorm perhaps in the higher elevations beginning tomorrow. yesterday we saw 90s from the north bay into the east bay. almost parts of the santa clara

valley and today, 6-12 degrees cooler in most spots. san francisco coming down and santa cruz, big dramatic cool down and we're looking at a lot of cooling in the north bay while the east bay and south bay sees moderate cooling. low clouds and fog banked up along the shoreline. and allow the sunshine to infiltrate much of san francisco. point reyes will stay foggy. overnight hours, more moisture and by monday, a thunderstorm east bay, north bay, piece of energy out in the pacific heading towards the coast. we are looking this cut-off low much of california, wednesday and thursday. here is the ridge. beginning to shift to the east. there is our system that could bring us a couple raindrops. we're talking tenth of an inch of rain for thursday. there is the ridge slipping.

we are looking at the cooler weather along the coast still with 90s inland. it was 88 yesterday at tahoe. that was a record. 87 today in the southern sierra with temperatures very pleasant. 70s and 80s around the bay with mist and drizzle at our coast. a minor cool down east bay. south bay you got a bigger cooldown. more sunshine later in the day but pretty foggy around the coast. higher elevations tomorrow. partly cloudy tuesday into tuesday night into wednesday. chance of showers become likely on thursday. you'll notice the thumbs go down and back up. >> terry: thanks very much. >> new technology from the bay area company could help millions of women recover more quickly after breast cancer surgery. it puts you in control. carolyn johnson has the story. basically because you have

an early stage cancer and you won't need radiation. >> it's been 72 hours since she underwent a double mastectomy for breast cancer. she is already in the process of restoring her body. >> during her surgery, they implanted a device known as an expander under each breast area. they stretch out the scar tissue and create space for reconstructive implants but the expanders in her chest will accomplish that in a unique way. >> press the button to turn it on. you hold this over where your expander is. >> a radio frequently si will allow her to inflated the device herself controlling the pace they expand in the chest. >> it's very easy to use. one button to turn it on. remote connects to the expander. >> she presses the middle

button. >> he says each implant contains a tiny reservoir of compressed gas that delivers the inflation. it's a traditional to alternative expanders that requires a needle an inject saline into implant to increase size. >> instead of using the needle to go into the device, they are going to use the small handheld controller. >> they typically apply three small doses a day that is less likely to cause pain. >> they can go at their own pace. >> early data suggests that women typically reach the optimum time in less time using the system. >> it's opposed to several months they will do it in 15 days. >> they will place the permanent implants she has been waiting

for. >> it means a lot to me. i'm sure every woman out there. >> terry: company hopes to have results from their latest trial to submit to approval by the end of this year. the state's largest premiere gathering of professional businesswomen is coming to san francisco may 15th. jackie speier the professional business women's circumference a great way to network and hear inspirational speakers. and to hear critical issues facing women including healthcare. >> a 40-year-old woman who doesn't smoke pays more than a 40-year-old man who does smoke. >> terry: join cheryl jennings right after this newscast for "beyond the headlines" right here. you can learn more about the conference on our website under see it on tv. >> don't go away. "7 on your side" is next. >> a new service checks your

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>> terry: here are the winning numbers from last night's super lotto plus drawing. mega number was 5 and nobody got them all. wednesday night will be estimated at $11 million. what is called the most expensive film ever made in south korea opened in theories this weekend. "my way," is a war drama that distributor hopes will find and audience. >> 1920 korea occupied by japan. he works for a japanese officer. when the officer's grandson arrives, a running rivalry

beginning. in later years there is a race to go olympics, but the japanese command gives first place to him. that sets off a riot and koreans are sent to the japanese army where life is hard and unrelenting. an officer that shows no mercy. they wind up in a russia pow camp, a place that is hopeless, they are forced to wear russian uniforms to become cannon fodder. >> they rely on each other and they wind up in the german army of the invasion of normandy. >> this is graphic look at the horrors of war and shocking extraordinary journey. it sounds like human version of war horse. it's close to two and a half hours, i hope it finds an audience. >> i've never seen a film quite

like this, literally a cast of thousands, 16,000 extras to be exact. it is bloody and filled with action and emotion. some of the scenes remind me of saving private ryan and cultural divide that have existed in asia for centuries. it is a bit mellow dramatic but i will give et it a little less than a full bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> lisa argen, can you give us one last check of the forecast. >> lisa: i'll show you why we're going to cool down the bay. you know because, low clouds and fog, that has grown to over thousand in spots. we will look for the mist and drizzle at the coast. point reyes, if you heard to the shoreline, will you run into the fog. here you can see sunshine in the

city. so temperatures with the southerly winds and onshore flow are going to come down. more dramatically in the north bay and san francisco. where the east bay and south bay central coast, watsonville, pretty cloudy. they will wait on the sun and everyone experiencing more dramatic cooling by tomorrow. today, let's take a look at temperatures, 70 in the city. down from 80 yesterday. oakland is down 10 degrees, san jose you are down about 12 degrees. inland east bay, you get the idea where the winds will favor the coast, north bay and then by tonight, that onshore flow pushes all the wind toward the delta, then one day, we have chances of rain, wednesday and thursday. it's all over the place. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and talk about at facebook and have

a great sunday.