>> we're waking up to kind of a chilly saturday morning, we're seeing 30s and 40s outside, some patchy frost possible in parts of the north bay, but as we head through the afternoon, things are going to look pretty good. temperatures getting into the low 60s, this is up from the highs in the past couple of days where we were only in the 50s. you're going to notice some clouds trying to build up on the hill tops. i don't think we're going to see any showers today that brought all the weird weather. but we are tracking some changes as we wrap up the weekend. we are going to see some clouds heading into sunday. more of a chance for showers in the forecast by the end of the weekend. we'll have a look at that in the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. president obama will sign a budget that will keep the government open for a few more weeks. house leaders agreed to $78.5

billion in cuts. the down to the wire deal means that military personnel will continue to get paid and if you're expecting a tax refund, the check will be in the mail for people who filed paper returns. and the deal will keep the most treasured places open for tourists. we will start with "today in the bay's" look at some of the issues that caused the budget deal to come down to the wire. >> cut a deal or close down the government. that was the choice as house republicans huddled for a dramatic late-night meeting. less than two hours before a budget deadline. >> i'md that senator reid and i and the white house have come to an agreement that will in fact cut spending and keep our government open. >> leaders in both parties reached an agreement that will allow our small businesses to get the loans they need, and families to get the mortgages they applied for and hundreds

oof thousands of americans can show up to work. >> the possibilities of a compromise didn't look especially good. >> a shutdown of the entire government hinges on a republican demand to take health care away from women. >> democrats say republicans insisted on defunding planned parenthood. but republicans say this fight is about spending cuts and nothing more. >> not about women's health, it is about economic health. >> happy to see the shutdown avoided as a group of eighth graders from san jose's brett hart middle school. greg and his son will be able to see all the landmarks after all. >> it would have been really neat for him to be able to see that and i'm glad that he's going to be able to, but if he had missed it, it would have been difficult to tell him, oh, this is really cool. >> now as george mentioned, a key component of the budget

short fall depended on on budget cuts for planned parenthood. tax dollars do not go toward abortions because of the hyde amendment, a fact that some lawmakers seemed to miss. republicans went so far as to claim that 90% of the budget went toward abortions, he later admitted that his numbers were not correct. we found that 97% of planned parenthood's budget is spent on preventative care like health care for women. representative barbara lee is in washington, d.c. and tells us by phone that he is breathing a sigh of relief. >> i'm very relieved that people will not be furlowed and that our troops will receive their checks and that, you know, the government will not be shut

down, that would have been disastrous. >> remember congressman dan lund again responded to the budget deal saying, quote, the cuts are historic. it's time that all parties get serious about cutting spending. keep in mind the last minute agreement is just a stopgap measure, it is not law until the president signs it sometime today. the stopgap measure will keep the government open until next friday. the final agreement should be aroved by next week. new this morning, new developments in the investigation into an explosion at a southern california synagogue. investigators say the blast that first looked like an accident now looks to be intentional. santa monica police now say that the shabad house is the victim of a pipe bomb. that bomb sent shards of concrete into a building next

door. >> he's a transient, he kind of visits local synagogues asking for charity. >> police initially thought that the blast was a natural gas line explosion, but now they say the blast likely originated in a plastic trash barrel filled with pipe, concrete and explosives. the synagogue is in a residential neighborhood, but fortunately no one was hurt. police are still looking for that 60-year-old suspect this morning. outside of oakland this morning, an update on the murder of the beloved restaurant in the fru fruitvale district. the motive may be robbery. >> reporter: outside the mexican restaurant in oakland's fruitval district, we saw juan praying. >> sometimes an example has to

be made so people can kind of get it that it's not the way to keep on living. >>. >> reporter: he is mourning the shooting death of well known restaurant owner jesus campos. he was gunned down at around 5:30 as he was opening for business. >> we have two suspec-- some me believe campos was targeted because he used to own a check cashing business next door to his restaurant, a business that traditionally handles a lot of cash. juarez says he sold that business a couple of years ago. >> this is a business that actually enabled a lot of families to actually have a lot of place to live and enabled a lot of families to have something to eat at night. >> reporter: campos's killing brings feelings of anger because they have been asking for more

police protection. >> there was really no solutions, just promises that things will get better. guess what, this problem of criminal activity and criminal enterprises in this area of oakland has been going on for many years. >> that's why juan will continue to pray for campos and his family and for an end to violence in the fruitvale district. >> the latino merchant's association is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of campos's killer. the police department is also offering a $10,000 reward. this morning a man suspected of a sexual assault is on the loose as sheriff's deputies want your help to track him down. this is a surveillance photo. take a look, it was released by santa cruz sheriff's deputies which shows a suspect walking through the door of a convenience store. deputies say the man sexual assaulted a woman after offering

her a ride. this morning, one giants fan is clinging to life at a los angeles hospital. san francisco fans showed their support for him before the giants home opener. brian stow is a father who was beaten at last thursday's game against the dodgers in l.a. he is in critical condition and doctors say he may have suffered brain damage. he is back in a medically induced coma. with giants players on the field and the ballpark packed with fans, the giants honored stow with a moment of silence yesterday. friends spent the day before the game selling t-shirts to help with medical bills for stow. >> i think it's going to put a smile on his face, he's going to be humbled by it all. >> on monday t giant also dedicate their first home game against the dodgers to stow, collecting donations for a fund-raiser to help him and his family.

we have much more ahead coming up on "today in the bay," how one man survived an iranian prison and why he is now telling his story. and the circle widens in a drug ring that includes the head of a task force and a private detective who may be on the hook now. >> give me $1

good morning to you, looking live at some of the folks who are lined up for some free health care at the oakland coliseum today, it is a project of the remote area medical to get health care in the hands of people who need it the most. we'll talk more about that a little bit later. know the kind of story we all like to see. so it's the kid in us who like to watch the implosions and

here's the one. that was happening yesterday. there you go. 11 stories of the former naval hospital now gone into a big cloud of dust. the neighbors say they don't know what is going to be built there eventually, but they're just glad to have what they call an eyesore gone. moving on now, we will be chatting about it over coffee when we talk about the outcome of the barry bonds trial, the former giants slugger will -- most interested in hearing more -- who say they thought trainer greg anderson inject bonds with a syringe. anderson was released from jail yesterday after refusing to testify. he had been jailed since march 22. a surprising turn in the

drug scheme involving a narcotics task force commander and a private investigator. this morning a third man will now face conspiracy charges as well. that man is former sheriff's deputy stephen tanaby, pictured here. he joins the narcotics commander norman welsh and private investigator christopher butler. butler allegedly gave steroids he had gotten from welsh to sell. >> he is charged with three counts of conspiracy. conspiracy to sell steroids. conspiracy to obstruct justice. conspiracy to falsely arrest. >> tanaby has told nbc bay area that he's not guilty. the investigation is ongoing. and new this morning, the cross border violence between israel and gaza continues to heat up this morning. the israeli military says it

launched air strikes against two armed militant groups from hamas early this morning. they say the air strike was in retaliation for the 15 rockets fired into gaza. hamas gunman fired a missile at an israeli school bus. two teens were injured. know a story you will see only on nbc bay area, we take you inside a top secret prison in iran through the eyes of a south bay man who's sharing the detail -- what led to his capture and what the secret to his survival was in that prison. why one man is now free while others are still in confinement. >> reporter: they say every picture tells a story. the story this one tells though, is not complete until you hear

just where it was taken and by whom. >> it was a completely vast, open landscape and there was only electrical towers and i just thought, wow, amazing silhouette. >> reporter: andrew barber is the photographer, iran is the location. >> they said basically you're guilty of espionage. >> reporter: this picture landed barber in an iranian jail for 458 days later summer. they said only spies take such pictures. his hearing was over in a matter of minutes. >> there was three of them, i thought they were driving me to the airport and they drove me straight to the prison. the doors opened up and closed basically. >> reporter: to understand the situation, you first have to understand how he lives. he left his south bay home and has been on the road ever since. he talked to us via skype from

thailand. >> i just wanted to live and to see places. >> reporter: barber says that after so many years and so many different countries he was always looking for new landscapes and he has already heard about the people if not the government of iran. >> it's history and it's people and i just wanted to see it. >> reporter: barber took the picture in question from a train. he was picked up and within 48 hours was in iran's prison. kept isolated for more than 23 hours a day, barber's only company is the hum of a fluorescent like he couldn't turn off. he says he was not tortured but not knowing whether she was in for one day, or one year or for the rest of his life is torture of a different time. >> it's classified as the white torture because you don't know anything that's going on, and you have no idea whether somebody knows you're there, mentally it's very hard so the idea is just to turn yourself

off. >> and two months in, as quickly as he was taken in, he was let out into the custody of the british ambassador. the story very similar to the three berkeley hikers but there's differences to why he's free and they are not. first he has dual citizenship, the united states and great britain and britain does have diplomatic ties to iran and the united states does not. barber doesn't know if there's anything he can do on the outside to help the hikers. he's reached out toheir families but has not h back. as for his life, it won't change, he says, he'll still travel and would one day even like to go back to iran, if they would ever let him. while we have much more ahead coming up on "today in the bay."

still to come, the lincecum look alike. >> all right, who are you and what are you doing in tim lincecum's body? i am dng aab in san 'm luis and

anchtsd we want to get a look at our forecast with rob because it is giants game day today. >> this evening, it will be a bit cool and breezy, but it should be dry, then as we head into sunday, we'll see temperatures probably creeping into the low 60s with increasing high clouds. then into the afternoon a dry weekend and one which will see those temperatures finally getting up over 50 degrees. that area of low pressure that brought in all the low pressure, temporarily, high pressure building in to get the weekend started. you may notice some high clouds coming in for sunday afternoon heading on into monday and by the way, monday should be the best chance of seeing showers

around the bay area, this will be as the system kind of drops into the north bay, mainly into san francisco and temperatures actually staying pretty mild. we should see those numbers mostly in the 60s as we go into the next few days. the future cast, increasing clouds to wrap up the weekend, throw we're not expecting showers, we should see the showers come in on monday. as we kick off the weekend, the temperatures should be in the mid 60s, this is an improvement of about five or eight degrees with highs only in the mid to upper 50s. so the numbers finally starting to come up. this should be the sunnier of the two weekend days, but sunday not all that bad. we'll see some mid and high level clouds coming in for the afternoon. there you see monday, a chance for a few showers there, and kis are clear, we warm off little bit an those temperatures rebound some as we head towards the middle part of the week.

if you are headed to at&t park, how will you get there? some people take their cans and some people like to take the train. >> reporter: taxi, taxi! good morning. at&t park. all right, who are you and what are you doing in tim lincecum's body? >> well, you know i'm just luis and i come from brazil and here i am driving a cab in san francisco. >> reporter: what's your last name, luis? >> lis. i know how it is to be a star today. people come to my cab and when they give me that look, they look at me like, is this a tv

show or what's going on? >> reporter: do you smoke. >> i do. >> reporter: and you smoke cigarettes too? [ laughter ] you are like tim lincecum. >> it's like we brought this from another life. it's amazing. some people say we even look alike. >> you and me? >> si. >> it's an awesome team, i love it. it's just too bad i have to go back to work later. so please give me $1 million. >> thanks, luis. very nice meeting you. >> have goiaul time.nt go giants. >> how cute, much more ahead on "today in the bay." we s.

a very good morning to you, picking up where they left off last year, this giants team, again, not for the feint of heart. a thrilling home opener with the cardinals. brian wilson climbing the outfield wall, literally to chaise the championship flag, also in the outfield, pat the bat has four hits on the season, three of them have been home runs, but the cardinals seem to have it in for brian wilson who came in with the bases loaded and let the go-ahead run through. it would have been a shocking and bitter end to a fun day, but sandoval with some timely hitting, brings in rowan with a pinch-hit single. for the second year in a row, rowan comes up with a hit to win it. the come back victory, 5-4, the giants start and finish in style. >> the only negative thing is that my era went to a billion

but i don't really care, because both times i have given up runs we have won but ultimately that's really what matters. it's a team game. >> the game was an emotional roller coaster and it was a great game. you know, we -- you know, we're looking at a tough loss, we battled back. we tied the game, and these guys fought hard and it was quite a ball game for the home opener. >> the as are playing in another home opener. this david dejesus sac fly in the first. and brett anderson kept the twins off the scoreboard for seven innings. the as fall to the twins 2-1.

the sharks have just one more preseason game to go. the coyotes smelled blood. this goal in the second and an otherwise dreary night, one bright moment for the sharks. the sharks add another but lose 4-3, detroit also lost, so the sharks are still the second seed in the west. meanwhile things get very intriguing in augusta, georgia. tiger shot a six under 66 yesterday in these three shots under the leader. rory mcal roy enters the third round at ten under. a

live look at the bright blue skies of san francisco this morning a beautiful way to start the day, thanks so much for joining us. let's take a look at your forecast with rob. >> the morning is starting out pretty chilly, but at least most of the wild weather now is diving into southern california, eventually spilling over into southern nevada as the system that brought the highly, the thunder and even a few cold air thunderstorm sightings is now move ag way from the bay area, we have a cool start to the day, but probably the sunnier of the two weekend days, by lunchtime we'll see those numbers getting into the 60s, eventually getting into the mid 60s for highs for most of the bay area, still upper 50s to low 60s around san francisco and the coast today. tomorrow expecting to see a few extra clouds, dry for the weekend, here comes a chance of showers mainly north of the golden gate as we get back to the workweek.

the skies are clear, a little breezy at times and those inland temperatures getting back into the upper 60s by midweek. democrats, republicans and lawmakers can breathe a sigh of relief. cut a deal or close down the government was the choice as house republicans huddled for a dramatic late-night meeting less than two hours before the budget deadline. by reaching this deal, it means all u.s. military personnel will get paid. it also means your favorite attractions in the bay area will remain open. but it almost didn't happen. >> i'm pleased that senator reid and i and the white house have been been able to come to an agreement that will cut spending and keep our government open. >> leadership in both parties have reached an agreement to allow hundreds of thousands of americans to show up at work.

>> this morning, 800,000 government workers facing furlow now know that will be going back to work at least for now. keep in mind the last minute agreement is just a stopgap measure, it is not law until the president signs it. that is expected sometime today. the stopgap measure will keep the government open until next friday. the final agreement should be approved by the middle of next week. if it is enacted, the cuts would add up to the largest reduction for federal agencies in u.s. history. this morning people in oak land's fruitvale district are mourning the loss of a restauranteur. jesus campos was killed yesterday morning as he was opening up his business. business owners say they are angry about the killing because they have been asking for more police protection. >> really no real solutions,

just promises that things will get better. well, guess what? this problem of criminal activity and criminal enterprises in this area of oakland has been going on for many years. >> local merchants are now offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone responsible for this killing and there's also a $10,000 reward in the case from oakland crime stoppers. this morning a bay area reporter says he is st shooting of chauncey bailey. a kil inw 2007.vb2 eleofesparc#

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a sign of the times, these folks have been waiting since midnight for some of the free medical, vision and dental services that are being offered at the oakland coliseum today. this morning we have a so-called miracle food that may have you thinking more and weighing less. introducing the japanese miracle noodle which are selling like hot cakes online. the color and feel resemble jelly fish. they're not really noodles at all, but an asian root that date back more than 2,000 years.

it's gluten free and so i free. nutritionists say the food can do wonders for your waistline. >> to help lower blood sugar, it helps to lower includes troll and it also helps to make you feel full. >> you can bye find those miracle noodles online, there is also a similar product at whole foods called shiratake nudeless. for millions of children, dairy can be dangerous. this morning today in the bay's vickie win shows house now you can overcome that deadly allergy. >> for this 9-year-old, digging into a dairy treat was not something she ever thought she would be able to do without breaking out into a rash and swelling up. and unlike many children over age 3, she never outgrew her

milk allergy. but that changed about a year and a half ago when she enrolled in a stanford university study. >> i was excited because i might get rid of the allergy and eat whatever type of food i wanted. >> they're not able to go to restaurants, they're not able to go on airplanes, they have a lot of anxiety around going to the schools. >> a clinical trial may help revolutionize the way milk allergies are -- >> by the time 24 weeks came, they had something called a double blinded placebo controlled food challenge, which we over time during the day give them up to seven grams of the milk powder that. adds up to about a cup of milk, huge for kids who couldn't even tolerate a teaspoon before. >> it gives hope that we can try to effect change and give people cures for their food allergy.

>> it's the first study that coupled the reintroduction of dairy products. >> for the people that we had in the study, they had historically near fatal events to their milk allerg allergens. >> her father said he was concerned about exposing his daughter to something that could hurt her. but in the end he says it was worth the risk now that she's no longer allergic to dairy. >> where do cows go to help them move? >> movert. >> much more ahead on "today in y.e bay." why paddle out to mccuddy cove in a kayak when you can be this in splash craft instead?

good saturday morning to you, let's take a look back at

the week in weather that was. it was pretty interesting around the bay area. this snapshot, you can see the studio parking lot, looking up to the convective shower that had some rotation to it. at times it looked like we almost had a cold air funnel cloud trying to form very briefly for a minute or two before this particular cell weakened before it move offend to the east. you can see the environment we had over the last couple of days, it was the trigger for some pretty active showers and some hail. but now this pattern is starting to move off to the east, which is obviously some good timing for the giants games. this evening it will be a bit cool and breezy, but it should be dry. as we head into sunday, we'll see temperatures probably creeping into the low 60s with increasing high clouds. you'll see those temperatures coming up a few degrees unlike the weather have have had over the last few days. >> temporarily high pressure

building in. you may notice some high clouds on sunday afternoon into monday. and by the way, monday should be the best chance of seeing showers around the bay area. the system kind of drop into the north bay, mainly areas north of san francisco. temperatures actually staying pretty mild, we should see those numbers mostly in the 60s as we go through the next few days. increasing clouds through the weekend. we should see the showers come in as we head into monday. high temperatures around the bay area as we kick off the weekend, should be in the mid 60s, this is an improvement of about five or eight degrees warmer than what we saw around friday with highs only in the mid to upper 50s so the numbers finally starting to come up. so a pleasant start to the weekend, this should be the sunnier of the two weekend days. we'll see some mid and high level clouds coming in for the afternoon, there you see monday, a few showers there mainly for areas north of san francisco and skies clear, we warm up a little

bit, and those temperatures rebound some as we head towards the middle part of the week. let's look at your weekend forecast and seven-day forecast, now back to you. chilly or not, we'll show you where there will be plenty of kayaks out in mccovey cove. behold the splash craft. this is the brain child of adam -- two pontoons that can hold up to 4,500 pounds, which leaves pretty of room for a keg or a dance party. the giants play tonight at 7:05. much more ahead on "today in the bay," still to come, red rocker sammy hagar talks about his nerves as he gears up to sing the national anthem at the giants game. good morning, there's lots

to do "today in the bay." and they're off, the annual wiener nationals happening today at golden gate field at beautiful albany, california. in addition to the horseraces, you can pick which dog you want to win. at golden gate fields where the bay goes to play. and across that bay, who's going to be playing? none other than john mellencamp. he'll be kicking out the tunes maybe on one of his modern guitars. check out the war field theater.com. and if you're looking for the cougar in his name, no, that's totally retro. also the retro dome in san jose. this is a 1980 movie starring olivia newton john. you can see why i identify with

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a lot of very cool things have been happening this weekend at at&t park when the giants meet the cardinals, including some top secret musical acts performing the national anthem. at least we thought it was a big secret, but bob dell told us otherwise. >> when you think of the new york giants you think of a good baseball family, and some giants who have some very strange hair. but saturday night, taking to the diamond, some wilder hair than i think those guys got. sammy hagar. how are you, man? >> as good as can be. >> the national anthem for you saturday night at at&t park.

>> i'm a wreck, but i have some kind of a acapella stuff, so i have kind of a bearing. and i've been rehearsing. it ain't going to be this early in the morning. what is your style, are you going to be a puritan about this? >> i'm going to hit the high notes. in my voice, it will sound passionate because i'm a screamer, not an opera time singer, so it should sound like, this guy means it. >> your auto biography, just came out, it's a new york 250i78s best seller, what do you

think will surprise people most about what they find out about you in your book. >> there's no question about the fact that i have always been kind of like an entrepreneur that, you know, because i was so poor, and you're going to find out how poor i was growing up. i was really poor. read the book. it's not like a guy that they have had a rough time. we were dirt poor. >> what's up with the whole et thing? extra terrestrials, abducted. >> i wasn't abducted, i had a scream that seemed 100% real. i learned something from it and it expanded my mind and my interest in things that i didn't have before. >> you have never been probed, though, have you? >> not they know of, you know t more you read about it and you put people under hypnosis and you find out all kinds of stuff. maybe you buddy. >> i don't want to know.

>> van halen, are you in contact with eddie van halen? >> at the '04, if he wouldn't have been a rich, famous rock star, he would have been homeless. everybody talks about charlie sheen, right? he's nowhere near where eddie was in the middle of that tour. charlie's just getting started. i once wouldn't speak to him unless he gets himself together and calls me. he doesn't have to say i'm sorry, but he can call me up and say, dude, let's get back together and be friends again, and i would say absolutely, let's go. >> for more on sammy's upcoming performance, v and other insider information about all things giants baseball. head over to nbc bay area.com and type in the code. this morning miami beach police are saying more about their dealings with lebron james' mother. police arrested gloria james for allegedly slapping a valet at a

posh hotel. officers say she wasn't anymore cooperative once she got to the station. >> as i'm told, it's not nice to be -- she was being condescending and she was being rude. >> now according to the police report, ms. james was questioned about what happened and released while police investigate the incident. >> and we have muchore more ahe on "today in the bay," coming up,e

and now we have our special guest from the humane society, no, sorry that's pets in need. and we're here with felicia, and she's just the cutest. >> this is felicia, she's one of three. they're little cocker spaniel

chihuahua mixes. very interesting little mix here, she's about nine weeks old, closing in on nine weeks and as you can see, she's got these really thick cockery kind of legs. we think they'll be long and low. >> those little pocket beagles that seem to be so popular right now. >> she has that little face that pulls you in. >> she's nine weeks old, but that's not too young to go home. >> she's had her shots and been microchipped, and she's ready to go home. >> thank you so much lisa for bringing her n she's really cute. >> thank you. >> let's see if it is a good day to head out with the dogs for a nice long walk. good morning to you, chilly morning at that, we're seeing

temps in the 30s and 40s as we head towards lunchtime, we should get into the 60s with the showers now out of the bay area, as we wrap up the weekend, we will see a few extra clouds spilling in for sunday, a dry end to the weekend before the showers do drop back in. especially for the north bay monday morning. but most of the weekend looks dry, temperatures finally getting close to average for this time of year. highs inland into the 60s. we want to thank you so much for making us a part of your morning, we will have more local news for you tonight and all day long at nbc bay area.com. again tonight forget all things giants. have a great morning and we will