>> alan: developing news out where a downed tree is causing big problems for residents and long delays on a busy muni metro line. i'm alan wang. >> ama: let's get the latest on how to he city is repairing the damage. >> reporter: right here on church and 24th street. and church is closed between 24th and 23rd and has been for four hours. up the street you can see pg&e crews are working on the power pole in danger of falling into church street after a large tree branch fell off the tree and on

to powerlines. homes were knock out of power and are back online, and they're saying their working as fast as they can to fix the pole. church street has been closed citizens 12:30 after the huge tree branch apparently just fell off this large tree on elizabeth and church. the branch hit the powerlines, causing the power poll to lean precariously into church street. the pole fractured at the base. pg&e braced the pole, and the city workers are trimming tree branches. 12 homes were without power for four hours according to the crews. the j church muni line has been stalled since 1:00. ant which you is not blewed. >> we waited 50 minute nems bark dare roar statement because it wasn't announced in public there was tree felled. and it was a hassle. >> reporter: she has opted to get back on a bus instead of the

j line. she has to get back to albany and is two hours late. pg&e crews say they're working as fast as they can to get the power pole braced so muni can resume service on the j line. they're trying to get that power pole braced, and they say they will open the street and come back later on when they can schedule replacing the pole. they're telling us now it's going to have to be at least until 6:00 that they're going to have church street closed between 23rd and 24th. so far those people that were without power, now have power, and hopefully everything will be back to normal in an hour. but i'm sure the j line has been backed up a long time. reporting live in san francisco. >> alan: one of oakland's toughest neighborhoods, the fruit vail district, has seen its share of shooting fay tall joitz this week a coalition of neighborhood groups is trying to raise money for a gun buyback program.

sergio quintana is live with more on that. >> reporter: that fundraiser is scheduled for thursday at the restaurant. that is one of many businesses here in fruitvale that have been rattled by gun violence, and the co-owner of the restaurant was gunned down a little more than a year ago. business is bustling on this sunny sunday at the restaurant but outside a memorial to jesus campos provides a constant reminder of the man would once co-owned the restaurant. he was shot to death last april in what police say was a botched robbery attempt. next to the cash register is a poster for a gun buyback. >> we tried to figure out that would do to end the violence in the neighborhood, and we kept coming back to the guns. >> judith heads up a group called the 100 women against violence. she was compelled to take action

after watching the coverage of a murder last year. >> he is a little boy. it was very heartbreaking. all of us have children, grandchildren. >> reporter: the plan is to raise money at the restaurant and through community donations. that money will then be used to buy gift cards from neighborhood stories and supermarkets. one organizer says the gift card will be given away in exchange for guns. >> the mothers, the wives, the daughters, i want to focus on that. we are pleading to them to get rid of those guns, to make the change within the home so the change can occur in the streets. >> gun buybacks in oakland have often seen mixed results with gun dealers from outside the area dumping junction finals they cannot sell to organizers are taking precautions. >> we want to focus in oakland. if you can provide proof you're an oakland resident. >> organizers are hoping to

raise $10,000 for the gun buyback. they have raised almost half of that goal, so they're hoping this thursday's fundraiser here will give them a boost. the buyback itself is planned along with a march supposed to take place on saturday, june 2nd in oakland, abc-7 news. >> ama: three people were injured in a bizarre freeway crash on the peninsula. happened just after 8:30 this morning on northbound highway 101, just north of the hillsdale boulevard exit in san mateo. the california highway patrol says a prius was videotaping a group of motorcyclist on the freeway when the driver struck one. the driver of the preus lost control of his car and struck another biker. when the prius driver pulled over he was assaulted bay group of other cyclist. the two drivers were hospitalized. the chp is looking few whoever committed the attack. >> this morning oakland fire investigators and police return to the sight of a three alarm

fire where hundreds of pot plants were discovered. the fire started at 4:00 yesterday morning inside a warehouse near the out tee row section of broadway. investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause for the blame and determine who bypassed an electrical system for the marijuana grow site. police say 500 pot plants were discovered inside. >> alan: in italy the death toll of a 6 pot earthquake is up to six. rescuers are searching for victims or survivors. the quake was centered in modena but felt throughout the country from milan to venice. the jolt flattened numerous buildings near the epicenter and sear kraus aftershocks forced evacuation of 3,000 miami. >> ama: the plan to tow a restored world war ii battle ship from richmond to southern california was put on hold this morning. rough seas put a to stop to plas to ferry the uss iowa in san

pedro. there it will back floating museum. the group responsible for restoring it and moving it says they will he monitoring sea conditions to determine when to begin the move. >> alan: another bay-to-breakers is in the books. went off with few problems today. just one arrest for public intoxication and citations for alcohol and marijuana. john alston has a look at one of san for san francisco's whackiet events. [shouting] >> what if san francisco held a street party and a 12k road race broke out? didn't take along for the bay-to-breakers area to get cloagd with party 'ers. >> i'm having a good time, experiencing san francisco. >> if you just stand here you're not going to win the race. >> oh. i'm okay about winning. winning isn't everything. >> we have juggling crossing the finish line. our first juggler.

>> 40,000 runners did cross the finish line on the great highway. for many it wouldn't be the bay-to-breakers without a costume. >> what was your time. >> 1:07.24 seconds. >> a good bird time? >> good bird time. >> the reward for making the seven and a half mile run was a souvenir meta. for james nielsen issue it was fun being mistaken for tim lincecum. >> people go crazy and people know i'm actually on the mound at 12:00 today, so they're saying to relax. >> the city estimated up to 100,000 people would line the route with more than 300 police officers keefeing watch. >> the second greer a row the city banned alcohol but with seven and a half miles of streets and tens of thousands of people, police couldn't be every. >> it wasn't hard to find someone enjoying an adult beverage but the crowd seem generally well-behaved. >> it's very calm and more barricades in the past.

so allows the kids to come out here, play drums, sell lemonade, and the years past has not been the case. >> what has changed is the smattering of runner in the nude, which caught the take of a visitor frock los angeles. >> it's not nice. people that shouldn't be naked are not naked. the ones that should be naked are in costumes. i don't get it. >> welcome to the 101st 101st bay-to-breakers. >> the woman has a point. this year an ethopian woman was the first runner to cross the finish line, finishing in a little over 39 minutes. she is taking home a $37,000 cash prize, and mike shumann will have the details in sports. >> alan: thousands of protesters turn out in force at the nato g8 summit in chicago. their message to some of the world's most powerful leaders. >> ama: the heavy-handed reaction from pakistan over a

tweet it didn't like. why they issued a niedz -- nationwide twitter ban. >> where you can catch the solar ecips. >> leigh: clear skies for a nice viewing this evening. hi there i'm leigh glaser. lots of sunshine today. warm temperatures. but get ready for the cooldown to begin. we'll let you know when you can expect it

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a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> alan: the two-day nato summit of leaders kicked off in shawfnlgt protesters marched through downtown? one of the city's largest demonstrations in year. they're upset about war. president obama brought hamid karzai to the nato meeting and

the thanked americans for their support. >> i'm speaking to you and the people of the united states. the gratitude of the afghan people for the support that your taxpayer money has benefited is over the past decade. >> nato allies are looking for $4 billion in pledges a year to support afghanistan of the war. the summit runs through tomorrow. >> ama: pakistan's government says it blocked the use of twitter there after the company refused to remove tweets that are offensive to islam. the service went offline in pakistan yesterday. pakistan's top communications officials are saying it made the decision after tweets promoted a facebook competition that called on youers to post images of the prophet muhammad. muslims frown on it because they don't want the prove photo be idolizees. the country restored the ban.

>> alan: thousands are expected to turn their eyes to the sky to watch a solar eclipse known as the ring of fire, when the sun will appear as a thin ring behind the moon. it should begin at 5:15 but the prime viewing time is 6:30. the chabot science center is hosting a viewing party. the last ring of fire eclipse was in 1994. >> nasdaq apologizes to facebook for, quote, botching friday's ipo. >> alan: the festival drawing hundreds to the theater for the greekfest.

>> ama: hundreds of people turned out for the greek festival. the greek orthodox cathedral in

oakland. there were cooking demonstrations, and greek dances. classes were held to give people lessons about the greek alphabet and the history of the culture. >> alan: leigh glaser is standing by to tell you about what you already know was a great day. >> leigh: a terrific day, and we're coming up now that annual eclipse starting right now. you can see the path of it is really going to take place to the north of the bay area. reno, chico, and eureka, the best viewing, and it's starting right now. we are looking at this annual eclipse beginning at 5:16. it will peak at 6:33. and will look like the sun is being gobbled away bit-by-bit by the moon and we're looking at 84% of coverage of the sun. now, remember, we always caution you, do not look at it with the bare eye, the naked eye.

can cause severe eye damage. you may just want to look down on the ground and then you can see some of the shadows, and it will look just like a crescent right here at 6:33. so, something special out there in the sky. and we do have clear sky. it's mild as well. 9 right -- 89 in antioch. concord, 85. 70s in the north bay. 61 in san francisco. and 80 in los gatos. here's a look at the highlights. we had a terrific warm weekend. get ready for the low clouds to increase tonight and that's going to mean cooling temperatures as we head into monday, and then the wind is going to pick up by mid-week, temperatures come down as we head into thursday and friday. low clouds centered just off the coast. westerly winds will push it further inland tonight so that will be the first part of the cooling trend. overnight temperatures in the north bay, even the coast. mid-to-upper 40s.

elsewhere temperatures overnight tonight in the mid-to-low 50s. so, the weekend, high pressure responsible for bringing us a delightful last couple of days with temperatures inland, near 90 degrees today. this ridge of high pressure starting to break down and will do so overnight tonight and tomorrow, and as that jet stream starts to slide towards the south, onshore winds will pick up and that's when the cooling will begin and it starts tomorrow. you'll notice the temperatures, check them out tomorrow. coming down as much as ten degrees. santa rosa, 78. san francisco, overcast to start. some partial afternoon clearing. 63. interior east bay, antioch, livermore, low 80s. even see some mid-to-low 80s towards gilroy. santa cruz, overcast in the morning and partial afternoon clearing. check out the next seven days. you're going to feel it. wednesday, thursday, and friday, wind picks up, much cooler air mass by friday.

inland temperatures in the low 60s. then we'll start to warm things up next weekend. >> ama: thank you, leigh. >> alan: the head of nasdaq says the exchange is humbly embarrassed by the tech glitch when facebook's first day of trading. mark zuckerberg rang the bell haute a half our delay and technical problem created unease among traders. the stock ended where it started at $38 a share. >> ama: at another day for the a's and giants? >> mike: the bay bridge series coming to an end. timmy

you can see

>> mike: a's but mccarthy on the 15-day dl with a sore shoulder. the giants have a win streak against the a's at at&t but good news for the a's as timmy struggling. it's gnome day. lots of beer and gnomes. lincecum gets tagged for four runs. then throws a wild pitch. buster posey can't find it. and lincecum takes a good hit at the plate. top seven, reddick with a man on facing shane luke. see ya. 11 inform -- 11th of the year.

>> this morning on the streets of san francisco, athleticism and lunacy co-existed. the 101st bay-to-breakers 7.46-mile race started with over 60,000 people. timmy lincecum's brother part of the lead group. the winner won $37,000. the men's started five minutes later. the winner won in 34 at the time 21 and gets a $7,000 first prize. >> on abc the pacers are trying to stifle the heat. hoping for a commanding 3-1 lead after a disastrous game three, dwayne wade much better. he had 30. third quarter, lebron drives, lays it in. heat down seven. miami, 30 points in the third quarter. lebron leading the way. 40 for james. 18 rebounds, one assist short of

a triple-double. miami ties the series at 2-2 with a 101-90 victory. >> let's tee it up in the byron nelson championship. henriquez-roberts came -- j.j. henry, shot of the day not online but back to the hole. and finds finds the bottom of tr for an ace. took the lead at 11-under. bought double bogey on 17. drops him to third place. meanwhile, jason dufner. 25-put birdie putt on 18 to win. are you kidding me? he got it. shoots a 67. one stroke victory. second win in four weeks and only the second player with multiple wins on tour this season. >> the amgen tour of california ended in los angeles. 42.6 miles around beverly hills and downtown l.a. peter fogon want his fifth stage win, 1:26.5.

but hen sik wins the tour. >> stanford women eliminate from softball by louisiana lafayette, and cal has to beat arkansas twice to advance to the regional finals. >> ama: we take you to a ceremony in the sea. h@ititit

>> ama: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, the passing of bee gee singer robin gibbs, and

amazon.com's big payout. and making a statement against lady gaga. the nation that wants her to stay away. at 6:00. >> alan: a pair of newlyweds ennationallorred tied the knot in an exotic setting, underwater. the ceremony was held at a marina in china. an audience watched the elaborate production.