faa air traffic controllers have been restored after sequester cuts, the late round of budget tightening involves homeland security. i'm ama daetz. new details on the sequester. we learned that coast guard patrols on the bay will be reduced due to those budget cuts. to the mass roman has the story from san san francisco. >> we have learned from a local law enforcement source that patrols, routine patrols and other activities usually performed by the coast guard, have already been cut and bay area fire and police agencies are being asked to take up the

slack. >> this imperial attitude on the part of the administration. >> we do apologize. we'll try to get you more information on the coast guard cuts. >> some el people receiving unemployment benefits in california will feel the

sequester pinch. federal extensions starting today or after will be cut by nearly 18%. the average worker will lose $52 per week. >> it also resulted in 5% cut in each of the donary's national parks. the joe september tee valley visitor center hours will be two hours shorter from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. trailing repair and maintenance could also be scaled back. >> the sequester includes a total of $85 billion in federal budget cuts. the result of washington's failure to reduce the deficit by $4 trillion. the sequester slashes more than $2 billion from federal housing assistance, cuts a billion from the department of transportation, and eliminated 350 million from the nation's courts. a cutback could impact the defense for suspected boston marathon bomber dzhokar tsarnaev. >> the bay area muslim community condemned the boston marathon

attacks. ♪ >> protesters were in and around san francisco's civic center plaza to demand justice against dzhokar and tamerlan tsarnaev. marchers called the brothers radicals and -- >> the boston marathon attack, muslims believe in peace and we're here to spread our message that any kind of violence is unacceptable and we condemn it. >> the protests called attention to the ongoing persecution of shia muslims in several countries. it will be two weeks ago tomorrow when two bombs exploded during the boston marathon. tonight, there's a in rink until the investigation of the crime. when one of the suspects was on

the phone with his mother, they weren't the only ones on the line. here's the story. >> the reasons unknown russian intelligence was wire tapping a telephone call between tamerlan tsarnaev and his mother, in 2011. and whatever they overheard, it was enough to ask the tows investigate him. it may have to do with a six-month visit tamerlan made in russia. >> we have to do a lot of investigation in russia because when we went to russia, and then came bag, things changed. >> a mystery man, known only as misha could be key, conservative convert who may have radicalized tamerlan. investigators are walking back through the lives of the brothers, trying to fine out what put them on the path to terrorism. u.s. officials increasingly

suspect the brothers had technical assistance in making their pressure cooker bomb. >> they way they handle these guys trade craft leads me to believe there was a trainer and in and the question is where is the trainer or trainers. >> another questionmark, tsarnaev's' mother. she was put on a u.s. terror watch list. >> i think she played a very strong role in his radicalization process. i believe she comes to the united states, and she will be detained for questioning. so i think there is a connection there. reporter: the second suspect, dzhokar tsarnaev, remains in this federal prison hospital outside boston. he has reportedly stopped answering questions. now back to the sequester and how it is affecting the bay area. coast guard patrols on he bay will be reduced because of budget cuts.

reporter: san francisco bay will see fewer coast guard controls as sequester cuts start to be felt by homeland security. while the coast guard kept its line item intact, bay patrols will be cut back. san francisco port director says other agencies have to step up. >> if they're not able to do preventive searches and that's disturbing. so we're going to try to work on that, on the san francisco side of the bay, with the fire department and police department. >> bay area cities with law enforcement patrol boats have been asked to take over some of the routine work like patrolling special events on the bay, and pro-active searches. word of bay patrol cuts comes as the faa brings back air traffic controller across the nation, ending delays that affected thousands of passengers. >> that is great news they're not cutting back, because we were delayed coming up here.

due to the sequester, the air traffic control. so it affects a lot of people. >> the guards were delayed coming up from southern california but little imact on bay area airports. >> i haven't noticed any delays on my flights. >> last week congress managed to pass a bill restoring the air traffic controllers, but president obama called at it short-sighted solution. >> so congress passed a temporary fix, band-aid. but cuts are scheduled to keep falling across other parts of the government that provide vieweddal services for the american people. >> now, how much else san francisco can actually give the coast will be up to the mayor and the board of supervisors. other cities have to make the same decisions as well. we're live in san francisco, to the mass roman, abc7 news. >> ama: some parking changes are coming to an east bay bart station they may catch you offguard. >> ahead, check out opening day on the bay, and this wasn't the only big celebration on the

water. ♪ >> rolling stones fans get some major satisfaction. coming up, we'll take you inside a surprise concert that stunned fans. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. a terrific day, even taking on some 90s inland. we'll do it again tomorrow but the day that is warmest next

>> ama: starting tomorrow be prepared to pay a daily parking fee at the south hayward bart station. the fee goes into effect at the station and in designated onstreet parking area mentz enforcement from 4:00 a.m. to

3:00 p.m. certain streets will also be designated for residential parking only. vehicles parked in the spaces will be required to display a special permit or the drivers could get a citation. >> a big year for boaters on the bay and a huge party was held to kick off the official start to boating season. san francisco's fire boat guardian hemmed with the opening day on the bay festivities. the 96th annual event was organized by more than 100 northern california yacht clubs. the party cope sided with the 150th anniversary of the port of san francisco. >> you look around, one of the few ports is something we can all enjoy and most of us couldn't say where it started or ended. so here we are today to celebrate that. >> ama: this year's season is expected to be busy. the 34th america's cup race comes to town in september. >> for one night on the

dore they made it big.ke they see for yourself ahead. >> the celebrity trial set to begin tomorrow that will put in big stands on -- big stars on the stand. >> the temperatures will climb this week. that's ahead in the forecast. >> here's david muir with what is held on world news at 5:30. >> good evening. coming up on world news, the spring surprise the country, severe weather, flash flooding, families stranded in their cars. and more on the giant development in the case of the alleged boston bombers. the telephone recordings between the mother and one son. >> this tonight, 50 million online customers' private information

>> ama: the wrongful death lawsuit filed by michael jackson's family begins in lang tomorrow. the trial is expected to provide the most complete account of jackson's life before he died nearly four years ago. the witness list includes diana ross and spike lee. the singer's mother and three children are suing concert promoter aeg live for their role in hiring dr. conrad murray. aeg has denied any wrong-doing in jackson's death. >> the rolling stones are officially warmed up for their anniversary tour "50 and counting. ". ♪ >> mick and the boys made a surprise visit to the l.a. theater in l.a. the stones said it was a warmup show and only charged 20 bucks a

pop. much different phloem tour ticket prices that cost hundreds of dollars for upper bowl seats. the stones play in oakland and san jose in less than two hours the warriors will try to take a commanding three games to one lead against denver. fans are looking ahead to game six at oracle areap -- arena. tickets well be available tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m., and for the general public at 3:00 p.m.le the next home game is scheduled for thursday, may 2nd, against the denver nuggets if necessary. >> you can show your warriors pride by posting this go warriors badge on your facebook page. >> and it is shaping up to be quite a toasty week outside, leigh glaser has a look at the forecast. >> leigh: hope you enjoyed sunday afternoon, especially along the coast, where temperatures warmed because the fog moved off the coast.

live doppler 7hd sweeping live. no returns, a dry air mass definitely over the bay area, and when you take a look at the 24/hour temperature change from this time yesterday. half moon bay, 70 degrees, livermore, eight degrees warmer and san jose so a warmer air mass over the bay area. nice shot her from the high definition mt. tamalpais camera. ocean beach there. san francisco right now, 63. 73 in oakland. mountain view, 76. 77 right now in san jose. half moon bay, 62. and a live look now, downtown san jose, few high clouds overhead. santa rosa, 85. 88 in fairfield, livermore, 90. union city, 75. los gatos, 85. here's a look at the forecast headlines.

clear tonight. not as much fog. we may see just a little few patches here and there near the coast. get ready for another warm day inland tomorrow, and all going to warm up, warm to hot, as we head into wednesday, thursday, friday. lowed tonight with the heat from today will be somewhat milder so we'll look for mid-to-low 50s across much of the bay area, and the setup will be higher pressure, really starting to build in, keeping the jetstream to the north, for more warming tomorrow. the only fly in the ointment will be this area of low pressure. best monday night and tuesday it's going to start to move towards the sierra. we'll be on the back side of the system and temperatures may dip on tuesday, and then on wednesday, get ready for a nice warm, warm, warmup, wednesday, thursday, friday. we start off tomorrow morning, just a very little bit of fog right at the coast, and that's going to mean temperatures heating up rather quickly.

90s, widespread, inland locations. 70s a and and 80s near the peninsula and bay. oakland tomorrow, you can get a sense of the trend. 80 tomorrow. but by thursday, up to 86 degrees. even out towards the live moore valley area. tomorrow we'll go with 91 degrees and then the thursday, 95. san jose, heating up by wednesday and thursday, with temperatures shooting up into the mid-to-upper 80s. by thursday, san jose, 89. highs tomorrow, not that warm yet welcome but we'll be getting there. 84, san jose, 77, santa cruz. at the coast, half moon by, 68. 84 in palo alto. san francisco, 70. in the north bay, look for 88 for santa rosa, 87, napa, oakland, 80, castro valley, 84, and brentwood, 92. so get ready for a hot week

ahead. slight dip on tuesday, thursday, mid-to upper 90s ex-even upper 80s around the bay. 70s at the coast and fog next weekend. and abc7 news has another great weather resource for you, follow@live doppler 7 hd on twitter for the latest conditions and individualover fraftz, spare spare alerts, power outage information and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> shu is here with sports. >> mike: the giants get swept for the fifth straight loss. and the a's had cespedes return

>> mike: the giants have had one of the best pitching staffs in the last couple years. every sunday is military day, and in san diego, treated to a great game. 3-1 padres. in the fourth, another two-run bomb. vogelsong, 6ks. in the eighth, 6-2 padres and the military is leave. game overing are right? buster posey hit his first home run and the flood gates are open. 6-4. in the eight, runners on first and second, torres is robbed. giants swept by san diego, fifth straight loss for the g-men.

the a's getting some much needed fire power, cespedes back in the lineup. orioles led most of the game but cespedes ties it up. 6-6. but baltimore regains the lead in the 8th. chris davis, see ya. solo shot. 76-os. bottom nine, cespedes, caught this front foot. raw power. two-run shot. we go to somewhats. coco crisp. it's thrown away at third base. guy craig ga -- guy craig ga is yelling at him to get up and run home and he does and is save. a's end a four-game slide with an extra inning 9-8 victory. >> nba playoffs, the miami heat send the bucks packing. heat had to do it without wade dwayne dwayne wade, nursing a knee

injury. but that's what they have lebron james. heat sweeps the bucks, winning all four games by double-digits, 88-77 the final. >> celtics avoiding a sweep by the knicks. paul pierce doing his part. great move here. throws it down. 29 for pierce. boston led by as many as 20 but the knicks closed the gap in the third. felton, three of his 27. knicks down three after three, game ultimately decided in o.t. jason terry, 18 for him. celtics win. knicks still lead the series 3-1. let's tee it up at the zurich classic. we had another new winner. shot a 7-under 65. four straight birdies on the back nine. finished 19-under. one back. tied a pga record with six

straight birdies. almost broke a record. just missed a birdie on 13. he did have one 0 bogey on the day as well. he finished in style on 18. a short weather delay. makes the long birdie putt for first ever pga tour win. can you tell? 1.19 million and a two-year exemption on tour. >> warriors and nuggets, game four at 6:30. we have a preview at 6:00 p.m. >> 26 years old. the lapd is on the lookout for a

>> ama: coming up in half hour at 6:00. the ongoing battle over smartphones. the controversial tactics being used in the bay area and why some say it't work. >> nearly 50 animals removed from a horder's home. the shocking conditions they were living in and how you can help. police in los angeles got the wrong man when they arrested spider-man. the man was released after someone dressed in a spiedy costume took cash from a man on hollywood boulevard. that does it for us here ating 50. thank you for joining us.

world news is next. see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news." tonight, in a flash. the sudden, heavy rain and hail sending water rushing through the streets. across highways. trapping drivers without notice. >> water, is just pouring into the streets. >> the giant system on the move tonight. tearing through neighborhoods. meteorologist ginger zee, with where it's headed next. the phone calls. a major development in the case of the alleged boston bombers. the telephone conversations recorded by russian authorities between the mother and the oldest son, long before the marathon. tonight, what those calls could reveal. the consumer alert if you shop for anything online. 50 million shoppers warned, their personal information might have been stolen. what you need to know about your