good morning. i'm kris sanchez. coming up on "today in the bay," a boater is still missing after a boat capsized in the waters near ocean beach. and a free clinic for the next few days. people who can't afford health insurance are lining up. and the crackdown on distracted drivers. if you text behind the wheel, you may be pulled over. this is "today in the bay." looking live at the pride of san

francisco, the giants flag flying in the breeze. or is it wind? i don't know. thank you for joining us on sunday morning. i'm chris sanchez with meteorologist rob maeta. >> the last couple of nights for the giants baseball games, walkoff things in the 12th inning. yesterday, again, gorgeous conditions. chilly. breezes gusty to kick off the weekend. right now in san francisco, 48 degrees, not too windy at ground level. higher at the building tops. breezy conditions. for the afternoon, highs ranging from close to 60 in san francisco today. an afternoon ball game wrapping up the cardinals series at 1:00. 64 in san jose. we will see clouds spilling in. and this will bring our best chance for seeing rain in the seven-day forecast as we get back to the workweek, we'll talk more about that in a few minutes from now. >> thank you, rob. interstate 280 south bound shut down after a pedestrian struck and killed on the roadway. it happened in daly city, just

north of san pedro road, around 5:45 this morning. we checked with chp. all southbound lanes currently closed if you're driving through that area, find another route, or wait, because chp hopes to open up one lane or perhaps two within the hour. one man is still missing this morning after his sailboat capsized in rough seas off san francisco's ocean beach. witnesses saw a sailboat capsize south of the cliff house just before 2:30 afternoon. two men got into an inflatable raft. a 52-year-old man was pulled out of the water, but he informed rescuers his sailing partner is still missing. that man is believed to be wearing a life vest. the coast guard will continue the search this morning. autopsies scheduled for the body of two teenager who's drowned while diving in monterey

bay on saturday. the shallow water was searched for 45 minutes before locating the bodies. 17-year-old students from nevada high school -- from a high school in nevada and were in the area for a high school diving event. police are still investigateding the cause of the accident. a portion of the oakland coliseum searrving as a clinic r thousands that cannot afford to pay for health services. today in the bay's kimberly terry shows us why the clinic finds itself in the heart of the east bay. >> the process to see a doctor or dentist took at least several hours. everyone we talked to say the care was well worth the wait. >> i thought it was suburb. i mean, everybody that worked here, that volunteered, was very nice, and confidentable to talk to, and very helpful. >> reporter: this four-day clinic put on by the remote area

medical clinic, or r.a.m. >> i'm mighty grateful to them taking time in their busy schedule to come out here. >> reporter: here, everyone is eligible for care and all free. many lost their job and don't have insurance. others with insurance say their duct iblg is too expensive. >> i don't have no benefits. you know, and -- so this -- this works out good for me. >> reporter: 700 people received medical treatment today. and the demand for the next three days is high. >> i have my pillows and my little basket in case i needed to carry it long distances and my tent over there. >> reporter: lori cash drove an hour and a half. she went to the temporary clinic in sacramento before it moved to oakland. she needs more dental work done and is prepared to camp out as long as she needs to. >> when you are in pain with your teeth, it can make you sick all over. so this is going to be a real

blessing to have the tental work done. >> reporter: r.a.m. was designed to establish emergency medical facilities in a remote area, often after a disaster and primarily overseas. but the organization started focusing close to home. >> it helps us all. >> those clinics continue through tuesday. pg & e installing equipment to avoid the explosion that d t devastated an area last year. this is the first of dozens of valves that the company plans to install throughout the peninsula by the end of next year. each costs about $750,000. a spokesman couldn't say when or where another would be installed.

and after a meeting nmeetin fruitvale restaurant owner was paid respect, after he was gunned down in his restaurant friday morning. it was a botched robbery attempt. more than 400 residents packed the meeting to offer a moment of silence and to discuss ways to make the neighborhood safer. >> we wanted to make sure in a lot of these merchant areas where there is potential crime we have a pretty good network and the police know where all of those cameras are so they can use them. >> the mayor says cameos was instrumental. to the south bay, investigators continue to investigate two suspicious deaths in a cupertino neighborhood. sheriff's deputies responded to a suspicious circumstance at west bakers drive in cupertino. investigators discovered the bodies inside their home.

investigators are not naming the couple. this morning some niles canyon residents are on a mission to stop caltrans plans to chop down trees in the process of widening a road. >> not only do they want to keep the 500 trees, they say widening the road will make it easier for drivers to speed through. adding shoulders to the two-lane winding road will make it safer. they are saying they have lost so many lives in the canyon, if you make it wider and supposedly safer, all they are going to do is go faster, and those curves are not going to handle people at high speeds. >> the group says it will file a lawsuit if cal transcontinues with this project. speaking of driving, many are too distracted if the number of tickets is any indication.

efforts are being stepped up to combat distracted driving. in santa cruz, officers handed out 374 citations on tuesday alone. santa rosa police, just as busy, issuing 250 tickets. and san jose tallied 116 during the two-day period. santa clara issued 120 citations and campbell police handed out 103. the statewide campaign will continue through the end of the month to crackdown on distracted driving. the l.a. dodgers will host a fundrai-raiser in honor of the giants fan beat at the stadium. 42-year-old brian stow was beaten at dodgers stadium following the game last thursday. the father of two, a paramedic, remains in critical condition in a medically induced coma at an l.a. hospital. he is showing signs of brain damage. the dodgers and amr will co-host

a fund-raiser at dodgers stadium. back to business as usual for the u.s. government after days of extraordinary political drama. there was a toe-to-toe budget showdown, and they emerged with a deal. both sides claiming victory. but as brian mooar reports, not everyone is pleased how the deal came about. >> reporter: opening day nearly wasn't, the field and the whole u.s. government came within hours of being shut down. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: but lady liberty was still welcoming the masses and the cherry blossom parade kicked off as scheduled, thanks to an 11th hour budget compromise on capitol hill. at the lincoln memorial, one federal employee seemed particularly pleased a government shutdown was averted. >> congress was able to settle

its differences which is why this place is open today and everyone is able to enjoy their visit. >> reporter: hours earlier, the president signed off on a deal that had both sides claiming victory. time for officials in washington to stop acting like politicians and start to acting like leaders. >> reporter: many government workers are just plain relieved. >> we were worrying about if we were going to be coming to work. >> reporter: but this military wife and daughter resent being a pawn in a political showdown. >> we're basically going to be told, you know, here's my boots instead of my hands. it makes me mad. very, very upset. >> reporter: the shut down that wasn't, a warning shot in the budget battle still to come. brian mooar. >> that was brian mooar reporting from washington this fight ends with 38$38.5 billionn cuts. both sides calling the biggest budget reduction in history. we'll talk more about this deal

with nbc bay area political analyst in 30 minutes. state senators are considering governor jerry brown's pick to head the national guard. david baldwin with the guard for more than 29 years and served in two combat tours in afghanistan. the national guard has been under scrutiny for the past year for alleged fraud. much more ahead still to come on "today in the bay," the san francisco giants get their rings and a standing ovation from fans. the sights and sounds of yesterday's ceremony at at&t park. also ahead, a massive tornadoes touches down in iowa and is all caught on tape. we'll show that to pyou,you, pl rockets fly over libya. their target andyo

what a whole lot of excitement at at&t park last night. a sleepy start this morning

after the ring ceremony yesterday. police stepping up patrols near zhaoish synagogues after a recent explosion in southern california. fbi investigators linking a 60-year-old homeless man to the blast which damaged a santa monica jewish synagogue last thursday. the suspect, at large, is wanted on a number of charges. police originally thought the blast was an industrial accident. but then investigators found evidence of explosives at the scene. no one was injured, but that was lucky because the blast damaged several nearby homes. a fireworks explosion in hawaii. rescue crews recovered two more bodies at an old military bunker where fireworks were stored. it happened last friday, with extreme heat keeping firefighters from entering the structure. the cause of the blast under investigation. storage facility was authorized by the local fire department to hold those fireworks.

in news around the world, now the battle for control of libya continues. four fighters were killed when rockets were filed near ajdabiya. the rebels are trying to reorganize and reequip, they had a hard time holding ground against gadhafi's forces in brega. fighting in misrata kept journalists from being able to enter the city. 40 journalists were to be taken into misrata. smoke was rising above the city and journalists were taken to a smalltown nearby. hundreds of protesters marched to stop the use of nuclear power. families with small children joined other protesters in marches throughout downtown tokyo workers have been working to restore the cooling system at a nuclear reactor damaged by the recent earthquake and tsunami.

radioactive leaking water is slowing efforts. local elections in japan seen as a test for the japanese government in light of recent tragedy. the prime minister, naoto kan's, popularity has fallen. he has been under extreme pressure to step down for his handling of the crisis. diplomatic missteps and policy flip-flops have weakened his grip on power before last month's disaster. much more to come. still to come, a giant-sized ceremony for defending world champions. all of the highlights from yesterday's ring ceremony at at&t park. a terrifying twister caught on tape in iowa we have the video you must see to believe. here is a view of oakland this morning. patchy low clouds, pretty nice finish to the weekend. we'll talk more about a chance of some showers, just in time r when we come right back.

good morning. a live look although downtown san jose. clouds there in the distance. but what does that mean? we'll talk with bob in a few minutes. this morning in iowa, a small town nearly wiped off the map and yet no serious injuries reported. kind of hard to believe, considering the aftermath. the twister touched down near the small town of mapletown, just after 7:00 last night. several homes and businesses damaged in the storm. one witness described the tornado being a quarter mile wide. so far, though, like we said, no major injuries have been reported. we don't like to see that. and we have a look at the forecast. much, much tamer. >> just calm conditions when you compare it to what's happening in the midwest. illinois and wisconsin today will see a high risk of severe weather. here, though, a chilly start to the morning. not much to talk about in terms

of rain or breezy conditions. but cold in gilroy, napa center. winds relatively light. i think these will pick up as we head towards the afternoon and evening, much like we just saw yesterday. the satellite view, we'll show you patchy low clouds around the bay this morning, and later on eventually we'll start to see high clouds spilling in the system you see here it looks impressive on satellite. but most of the energy ride on off toward the north and take most of the rain with it, especially for today. some clouds drifting in. upper 50s to low 60s for highs around the bay area today, and at least for the short term, heading into monday, temperatures will cool down a little bit. we see a chance of maybe a few showers to the north bay. system weakens and slides off to the south and east by monday afternoon. so as we get back to the workweek for the north bay, probably looking at a few showers and the end of the week will warm up pretty nicely. heading out to the high country, gorgeous spring skiing, windy

conditions at times for monday, maybe a few showers and temperatures warming up in the sierras. 50s as we head to the middle part of the week. rain on the approach, and watch what happens as we head to monday afternoon. system falls apart. we'll will bring up the wind. slight cooltown monday, tuesday, and more morning clouds. today, highs in the 60s around the bay area, at least for the santa clara valley. most of the south bay will be around san jose. and east bay, highs comfortable the in the low to mid 60s. more brrr high clouds come in for the mid afternoon and the coolest part of the seven-day forecast, coming in for the first half of the week, north bay showers on monday. not a whole lot expected. maybe a few showers in the north bay wednesday night. as we head towards next weekend, we should see numbers finally getting back to the 70s as things slowly try to warm up around here, after a really chilly finish to last week, trying to warm temperatures up

in the seven-day forecast. >> so erratic. >> a roller coaster ride. 70s showing up toward the end of the week. >> opened the door to shove the kids outside and it was hailing. all right. >> next week will be better. we continue to follow a story at ocean beach where a boater is missing. sharks take a bite out of last opponent of the season, and they circle the first of the playoff competitors. >> giants rock at&t parking even before they play the cardinals. the rick rings and the world cs

world series fever back in san francisco and the giants have the hardware to prove it. today in the bay's monte francis show us the rings that are getting more attention than kate middleton. >> reporter: one by one, the giants ran onto the field during a pregame ceremony to accept

their 2010 world series championship ring. baseball legend willie mays stood by as the players put on their nbling. they are made of white gold with 77 diamonds. the team's logo encircle bid yellow gold. several hours before the game, fans lined up and waited to be among the first 20,000 people who entered the park and receive replicas, the souvenir of the first world series win in 52 years. >> i'm taking this thing off and wearing it, you know. i'm proud as heck. as proud as they are. >> definitely been a long time coming and it's exciting im. i'm heaping we won the world series last year. probably one of the best days of the whole entire year. >> reporter: also toward the front of the line, an accident tregs from "glee." >> it's great to be here. everybody is so excited.

it's awesome. >> been waiting for this for a long time, since at least 2002. they lost at that time. and been waiting for eight years for them to get back, let alone win it. and now that they did, i don't want to miss anything. >> reporter: with a sparkling reminder of the giants' world series win last season it may be a while before the glow of victory fades. nbc, bay area news. >> i giants did win last night. hit the plate at 1:05 today. the san jose sharks wrapped up the two seed in the western conference last night. took on the phoenix coyotes for the last regular season game. a team they might face in the first round of the playoffs. and svelki got his 20th goal of the season. the playoffs continue off next week. much more ahead on "today in the bay." a new study links cancer with the consumption of alcohol.

if you enjoy a few spirits, stay with us for that one. and also an update on top stories this sunday morning, including a missing boater somewhere off ocean beach. and a crackdown continues across the bay area on distracted drivers. why you may want to put down your smart phones ilwhe you're behind the wheel. we'll be right back. ur

good morning to you. take a live look at at&t park. the flags flying proudly. they take the field again at 1:05 this afternoon. rob mayeda with what you should wear to the game. >> the panda hats pretty popular last night. cold and breezy. pretty nice around game time. temperatures closer to 60 for the early afternoon.

this morning, low clouds, little bit of drizzle. cool temperatures overall as we head through the afternoon. mid 60s today in san jose. we do have clouds, though, spilling in from the west, eventually will toss the chance of showers our way. as we get back to the workweek, more changes ahead in the seven-day forecast. some of them warmer. we'll have that coming up in a few minutes. thank you, rob. now to update a story we told you about about a half hour ago. interstate 280 southbound remains shut down after a pedestrian struck and killed on the roadway. happened in daly city, north of san pedro road. the man struck by a toyota corolla around 5:45 this morning. investigators say it's not clear how he got onto the roadway or why he was there. we checked in with the california highway patrol. all southbound lanes shut down. they had hoped to open up one or two lanes within the hour. but we will have to wait and

see. a very complex investigation. a sailboat ride gone wrong. one man still missing after his sailboat capsized in rough seas off san francisco's ocean beach. it happened just south of the cliff house, around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. witnesses say they saw the boat flip, and then two men get into an inflitable raft. strong surf knocked that vessel over. around 4:00, a 52-year-old man was pulled out of ocean and treated for hypothermia. he told rescuers his sailing partner was still missing. that man is believed to have been wearing a life vest at the time. the coast guard will continue their search this morning. pg & e is taking steps to avoid a gas explosion like the one that killed eight people in san bruno. the utility installed two remotely controlled shutoff valves within a mile of where a gas rupture happened last september. pg & e plans to install a dozen of the $750,000 valves

throughout the peninsula by the end of the year. they are declining to say where the ten other valves he would be installed and when. residents in oakland cracking down on crime. the mayor and other officials paid tribute to the fruitvale restaurant owner and activist campos that was gunned down friday morning in his restaurant in a botched robbery attempt. they offered a moment of silence and discussed ways to make the fruitvale neighborhood safer. >> we want to make sure in a lot of these merchant areas where there is potential crime, we have a pretty good network and the police know where the cameras are so they can use them. >> mayor kwam says campos was instrumental to helping with changes. this morning, niles canyon residents are on a mission to stop cal transplan to widen niles canyon road and chop down

trees in the process. the group says not only do they want to keep 500 trees that caltrans marks for removal, they say widening the road will make it easier for drives to speed through. cal trans says adding shoulders to that two-lane winding road will make it safer. >> they are saying they lost so many lives in the canyon. if you make it wider and supposedly safer, all they are going to do is go faster and those curves are not going to handle people at high speeds. >> the group says it will file a lawsuit if cal transcontinues with the project. the california highway patrol and local law enforcement agencies are keeping a close eye on distracted drivers. nearly 1,000 tickets issued during a two-day period in nine bay area counties. in santa cruz, 374 citations handed out on tuesday alone. santa rosa police issued 250 tickets. in the south bay, san jose place

tallied 116 citations. and sant kra clara with 120, and campbell with 103. this co this will continue through the end of the month. a fund raiser will be held in honor of the fan beaten at their stadium last thursday. two unidentified men beat 42-year-old brian stow of santa cruz following the game there. the father of two, a paramedic, remains in critical condition in a medically induced coma he is showing signs of brain damage. dodgers and stow's employer, amr, will co-host the fund-raiser. it will run from 8:00 in the morning until 3:00. much more ahead. you may want to cut back on the stiff drink. a new study further links alcohol to cancer. we'll tell you about it. a naw warning about

glaucoma. that story in our health watch. this is "today in the bay." ♪ let's go out to the dmv

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what's this do? [ beeping ] >>. looking live at oakland blue skies and a mild start for the morning. you can expect the forecast coming up in a few minutes. time to look ahead at the upcoming week in the world of business. here is cnbc's sue hurr era. >> this is the unofficial start of earnings season, when companies reveal how much money they are making or losing to their shareholders. alcoa kicks things off on monday. we'll hear from jpmorgan chase, bank of america and google. oil prices keep rising, crude is sitting at a 30-month high. gasoline at the highest price ever for the month of april. and escalating unrest in libya, nigeria, and across the middle east, traders expect oil prices to rise even further. a two reports on inflation due

out this week. we'll see if higher gasoline prices are driving up the price of food, clothing and everything else, and treasury secretary timothy geithner and ben bernanke host finance ministers from the g-7 industrialized nations in washington this week. the economic crisis in japan is expected to be high on the agenda. the federal reserve says the recovery is gaining some steam. we'll find out what the feds think when they release the beige book survey later this week. what are the hot jobs right now? which companies are hiring? where are those positions? we'll find that out when the labor department releases job openings and labor turnover report. tuesday is equal payday. drawing attention to the disparity in wages between men and women who perform the same jobs. i'm sue herrera. get your business news on cnbc. >> get it before the market opens weekdays on "today in the

bay." in health watch, a new study shows drinking more than a glass of wine or beer a day could increase your risk of getting cancer. the study published by the british medical journal and links alcohol consumption with cancer ofe esophagus, liver, and bowel. getting your eyes checked every year can be a sight saver. when health reporter deanna gonzalez went to get a new pair of glasses, the exam uncovered a potential problem. if you are far sighted and female, you should take particular note. >> reporter: when i went for my annual eye exam this time my optometrist says she would not be able to die ligdilate my pup. >> this is where the colored part of the eye meets the cornea. >> reporter: in my case, that area, called the angle, is very

narrow, so i went to see glaucoma specialist, dr. steven getty. >> patients with narrow angle it is well recognized that by dilating the pupil, you can actually precipitate an attack of angle closure glaucoma. >> reporter: that's when fluid produced in the eye is suddenly blocked from draining, causing a quick rise in pressure. >> if somebody does develop an acute attack, the pressure becomes that elevated, it can produce damage to the optic nerve and that's what glaucoma is by definition. >> reporter: being far sighted, a woman and middle aged raises the risk of having narrow angles. here is the good news, my eye pressure is normal. i don't have glaucoma, and a simple procedure can eliminate the risk of an attack. >> the procedure creates a small hole, microsomic hole, in the iris to allow the fluid that's

being produced by the eye to circulate. >> years ago it used to require surgery. dr. getty uses a combination of two lasers. >> one, two, three. >> yep. >> reporter: it was over in a matter of minutes. >> we're done. >> that's it? >> that's it. it's nice in medicine to do procedures that essentially cure a problem before it ever really becomes a problem. >> reporter: afterward, a had blurred vision and very slight irritation. but it was gone the next day. now i can have my pupils dilated without concern. diana gonzalez, nbc, miami. still to come, we'll talk with our political analyst about the budget battle in washington and what the outcome means for us. you know what? lots to do "today in the bay." ready, okay? the world famous oakland

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good morning. a live look at hoyt tower and alcatraz. we can see it, because there is not any fog to speak of. a nice cool start to what's going to be a nice day. congress appears to have avoided the first federal shut down in nearly 15 years, and we are joined by our political analyst. we say crisis averted. but it is really crisis averted for now. wouldn't you say? for now. >> well, we think it's going to be. look, what happens is they got to the day so late in the day on friday, we didn't have time to cross all the ts and dot all the is.

one week extension, fairly heavily one sided. it will be signed off wednesday. here is the kicker. gets signed off wednesday and they'll go ahead and introduce the budget for 2012. so we're really trying to tie up 2011. looks like it will finally be done. >> the hole hubbub was to about 1% of the budget. $39 billion out of $3.5 trillion. why was it so hard to nail this one down? >> you think $3 9 million, a blip. first of all, it is where the cuts would take place. where? the overall budget 3.5 trillion. 2.7 was taken right off the table. why? because that 2$2.7 trillion was for things like social security, medicare, medicaid, defense, and about $500 billion of interest for the national debt. so they were fighting about -- over a pot really of only $800

billion. you look at $100 billion, what the republicans initially wanted. $800 billion. and where was that money going it go? social programs, for the poor, elderly. for the infirm. children. $100 billion of $800 billion, that's a lot of money. and the second reason, kris had to do with the dialog. this was all about money originally. spending too much, we've got to cut and they fought over it. but at the very end, all of the other social questions came up. planned parent hood issues, things like that the obama health care bill. some republicans don't like. dealing with -- dealing with environmental regulations, all of that stuff thrown into the mix and everybody had to take a step back. are we talking about money or something else? they sorted it out finally, about six months later. >> we ran the story earlier, the

wrapup. everyone is saying we won. who did win? >> nobody. next. no one wins when the world's most powerful nation is on the verge of shutting down its government. nobody wins under that circumstance. okay? you can say whatever you want. but you have this whole acrimonious debate. you go through torture, everybody sees people screaming and in the end, nothing good happens, okay? what you do see, however, out of this deal, you see a tone set. and i will tell you, very acrimonious tone set for 2012 budget issues and election. those things are right around the corner. so for the republicans, the fight is going to be over. less spending, right? we know that, things like family planning. for the democrats, it's about getting rid of bush tax cuts, particularly for the wealthy and also for extending social

benefits or not curbing them. i'm telling you, we have very rich issues here that are going to be facing not only congress, but the voters over the next few months. this will all play out as we look at the budget stories and debates over the next few months. >> let me ask you a question. you travel the country talking about government and issues like that. how does this play other places? here in california, we're used to bordering on shutdowns, right? our budget gets held hostage pretty much every year. so are we desensitized? does it play differently? >> i think most people have the problem in understanding the differences where the connections let's say between spending programs and taxes. nobody wants to pay more taxes. that's universal. but we all want those programs. right now, republicans are looking very strong. what they did, they forced democrats to back off. now when they come forward, with the ryan plan, paul ryan plan and propose radical changes in

social security. radical changes in medicare, these are big programs. what they call third-rail programs. now we're going to have to see how people react to the idea of spending less, and that's the disconnect americans have perennially all the time. >> across the board. not just here in california. >> we'll get a chance to see which side really has more favor over the next few. very, very exciting next 18 months. >> thank you very much. larry, with the political perspective online. prop zero on nbc bay area.com. still to come, a final check on the weather for your sunday and your week ahead. >> a live look outside san jose. kind of cloudy right now. we'll talk about chances of showers headed back to the workweek when we come right back.

wrapping up the series. the cardinals, an afternoon game. 1:00. temperatures close to 60 degrees. go, giants. a little chilly, some places, close to 60 degrees. and they have overcast skies, and patchy low clouds that have moved in. 43, a little chilly. jin'ts flag blowing nicely. and 49 degrees. winds will pick up as we head toward this evening and if you have clouds coming in later on as well. for the jin'ts' forecast. temperatures close to 60 early this afternoon and cooling into the 50s for the latter half of the game and into the evening. winds pick up and clouds fill in. pretty quiet picture across california and heading over toward nevada. the system that brought the weird weather continues to roll out toward the plains. to the west, clouds approaching the coast. and this is a weather system that will bring in more clouds late today. showers probably to the north of

ukiah tonight. and we'll see a chance of showers for the north bay. temperatures cool off a little bit. clouds fill in, wind off the ocean, you'll see highs dropping a little bit. past monday, one more chance. a better chance for showers for wednesday night on into thursday, and we get past that, high pressure builds back in. and temperatures start to warm up by friday, and saturday, approaching next weekend, keep your fingers crossed. numbers could climb into the 70s as we get closer to the upcoming weekend ahead. to show you, temperatures around the bay area today. numbers mostly in the 60s. not too bad. a little more cloudy through the evening. numbers in the mid 60s around san jose, upper 50s, close to 60, before cooling off into the evening and temperatures as we head to the east bay. mid 60s for highs and across the north bay, the numbers in the low to mid 60s. seven-day forecast, not as wild

of a roll eveer ride as last we. we went to the 80s to the 50s and back. we'll see the chance of showers into monday and as we go toward wednesday night and thursday, maybe north bay showers, all signs, we should see 70s coming back as we roll toward next weekend. so more pleasant weather coming up for the week ahead. >> we're looking forward to the nice part of spring, not just the showers. >> yeah, and hopefully those numbers hold for the end of the week. 70s. >> thank you. today's final round of the masters is at the hands of 21-year-old rory mcelroy. the youngster from northern ireland will walk to the first tee this afternoon with a four-shot lead and paired with former masters winner. tiger woods could not get the putter going yesterday, shooting a disappointing 74. he sits seven shots back and never come from behind to win a major. at at&t parking the giants

provided ninth inning magic. what looked to be the game-ending third out. tejada's fly ball falls through the hands of cardinals center fielder. the giants come from behind to stun st. louis 3-2. the giants have a chance to sweep the cardinals today. first pitch goes out at 1:05. today is the 99th an verse kn ry of the rmf titanic. more than 2,200 passengers were headed off for new york when tragedy struck. the "titanic" hit aniceberg, slowly sending the ship to the bottom of the sea. about 700 people were saved. new information on the fatal collision in daly city. a pedestrian struck and killed on interstate 280. the driver of the car reportedly

fled the scene. it is now considered a hit and run collision. the man was struck by a toyota corolla around 5:45 this morning southbound lanes closed for a while for the investigation. some cars are now being let through near the center divide. but reroute if you possibly can. and police are continuing the investigation into the cause of death for a south bay couple. santa clara sheriff's deputies responded to a suspicious circumstance, a death saturday afternoon at a home on west baker drive in cupertino and discovered the bodies of a middle age couple at the residence. the name and address have not been released, nor the cause of death. thank you for making us a part of your morning. nor news at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00, and all day long at nbcbayarea.com. we hope you have 1:05 p.m. jin'ts tickets. go, giants. we'll see you next weekend.