>> terry: hunt is on in san jose for two pit bulls that injured a woman and mauled another dog. >> animal control officers and janelle wang is at the scene of the latest dip? >> they are looking for two dogs one is pit bull, tan in color and the other is larger pit bull mix.

san jose police and animal control are patrolling the park and neighborhood right now. they have made contact with some pit bulls and some of their owners but so far the descriptions do not match. >> the only dogs we saw were more scared of us they were we were of them. neighbors say overall they feel very safe here but dog attacks are not unheard of. >> this is probably fifth attack i've heard of or seen pit bulls, not the same two but in the neighborhood. i have a small too long and there are times i had to throw n him in trash can to protect him. >> reporter: don dawn wilson was out with her husky and two pit bulls came on. the husky's injuries were so severe she had to be put down,

will piston needed to be stitched up at the hospital. >> they didn't seem to be interested me as a person. they were after the dogs. >> right how we're going to patrol the area looking for any possible suspect dogs. >> anna escaped a pit bull attack a couple months ago? >> i slowly walked to one of houses because i knew i was in trouble. i knocked on the door and nobody was home. they had me cornered in the park. they were just standing there ready to attack me. >> this is the third attack in recent months. this one was attacked last december. most everyone we spoke to include the victim of the latest attack doesn't think the pit bull breed is to blame. >> i don't think the owners are not treating them right. my daughter owns three pit bulls and they are like baby kids.

>> san jose animal control this incident which happened around midnight yesterday might be a horrible accident and pit bulls could have escaped through the backyard and the owners may not be aware of it. dogs are usually not on the loose wandering around in the middle of the night. >> cheryl: in oakland this morning, police are investigating a fatal shooting of a 25-year-old man. it is the city's 33rd homicide of year. officers received a call this morning reporting a man down at the intersection of international boulevard. the victim was shot several times. his name has not been released. police are trying to determine whether the man was shot at the scene or left there after being shot somewhere else. not far from that shooting, restaurant owners and merchants in oakland fruitvale district will shut down their stories from 12:00 to 1:00 this afternoon to to honor the memory of jesus campos.

he was gunned down a week ago today. police believe he was shot by two people during a botched robbery attempt. more than a thousand people including the mayor turned out for his funeral on wednesday. people that knew him have raised most of the $30,000 reward offered to find his killers. >> encouraging news on the giants fan who was severely beaten. his sister says he is showing some signs of improvement. they have removed the ventilator and reduced his at the dig is days in hopes he could be waking up in the next but to few days. he works as a paramedic. a $150,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the suspects. >> cheryl: a man is in custody this morning after being found on a stolen boat. cabin cruiser washed up on ocean beach around 5:30 this morning. owner reported it stolen three

hours earlier in vallejo. when they boarded the boat they found a man in his late 30s inside. they say he appeared to be intoxicated. he was already want wanted on an outstanding warrant. >> kristen: california's rait unemployment rate dropped slightly last november. the number of payroll jobs dropped by nearly 12,000. it's the third decline in the role for the jobless rate. nation's unemployment rate is 7.7%. >> our next is april 26th at the hilton garden inn in emeryville. we have address and times at abc7news.com. >> cheryl: just ahead, president obama takes his budget proposals to a new level. candid remarks he made when he thought his microphone was turned off. >> and dangers of intimate

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tornado on the ground. >> severe storms ripped across the country's mid section have killed at least nine people in two states. two sisters were killed when a tornado swept through southeast oklahoma. officials say more than two

dozen people were injured. the storm destroyed several schools knocked down trees and blew bricks off of the buildings. i tore through arkansas. this tree was completely uprooted and took part of a house away. the red cross wants to improve disaster readiness throughout the bay area and across california so it launched a new initiative that will work with more than 50 communities for several years. eric thomas joins us with the story in san francisco. >> they are explaining that at a news conference. you can tell how big a deal this is by the size of that tent across the street. red cross put that up to encompass this news conference. they are talking about read did i neighborhood program. it will target 50 neighborhoods that are most at risk. some of those areas they'll put

survival kits like this. volunteers will go into the neighborhood to teach leaders so they can train on others what to do in a catastrophe like a huge earthquake that scientists keep reminding us we're going to have one of these years. japan's earthquake you can never be too prepared. >> we have seen what happened in japan. they are wonderful prepared community and they responded but they were overwhelmed by the circumstances of three different disasters hitting them. we want to do everything we can so people are ready. >> reporter: there is a partnership going on with the red cross taking the lead, but inside that tent are also representatives of fire departments like san francisco chief joanne hayes and mayor edlee and pg&e is represented, too. they contributed $1 million

toward a three-year program. i asked the head of the red cross since the september san bruno explosion and fire if he had a problem with that. he said no, it's not what happens when there is a mistake or catastrophe. it's what you do afterwards. they say they are trying to help. >> kristen: thank you. >> a republican budgeted plan that will cut six trillions dollars in ten years is expected to pass on a vote. members are debating the about bill which calls for stiff cuts to medicare and medicaid. they insist the cuts are necessary to bring the deficit under control. democrats say they go too far. >> to end medicare while giving away tense of billions of dollars to big oil. they slashed seniors and nursing homes while giving tax breaks that fund jobs overseas. >> it did get ugly with an alabama congressman calling

maxine waters a socialist. he later backed down. at an open microphone caught president obama making candid comments about paul ryan who authorized -- authored the gop plan. >> this same guy that voted for war that were unpaid for, the bush tax cuts that were unpaid for and prescription drug bill that wasn't paid for. it's not on the level. >> ryan's office issued a statement that the president trying to save his political career while ryan is hard at work to pass a budget. >> a southern california woman is suing a dating service saying she was sexually assaulted by a man she met through the service. they could have prevented the attack if they had only checked thinks background.

he has been convicted of sexual battery in the past. the situation turned dangerous on her second date. >> i got out of the car and he got out of his side and he followed me into the building, walked through the front door. i opened the door and then he went straight to the bathroom and came out of the bathroom when he jumped me. >> the victim's lawyer is asking the court to stop match.com from signing up any more members until it starts screening for sexual predators. the company says it's very difficult to do a thorough background check on more than ten million members. >> kristen: look at all that sun out there. could it be sprinkles? >> it is still a better chance to see rain in the back half the weekend. let's talk more about the sunshine and warmer temperatures that will be coming up. >> also some young bay area

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they sent this via ureport and another amazing picture of the sunrise. if you have weather video or weather pictures we would love to see them. send them to us at ureport or e-mail them to us. >> and this is a beautiful picture of a sunrise. >> we'll look for more pictures in the in-box because we have high pressure and no rain for now. scattered sprinkles are possible there. rest of us will get a chance sunday night as we wind down the weekend. i think it will move in just at sun is setting. let's take about what is going on. beautiful picture as we look south from south beach. one more picture from mount tamalpais and you see the clouds still linking. big story, temperatures are

running 3-9 degrees warmer than they were 24 hours ago. upper 50s santa rosa and redwood city half moon bay but low to mid-60s for everybody else. santa cruz 58 and monterey low to mid-60s. warmer afternoons today and tomorrow and sunday and stray shower is possible in the north bay. nothing to change plans over. a chance of showers sunday and into monday. as far as today it's warmer. oakland 3 degrees warmer. santa rosa 5. the sun will set at 7:44 and we'll get about 13 hours, ten minutes of sunshine. start in the east bay where some of the warmer temperatures are in the valleys. upper 50s to low 70s. not quite as warm but still mild along the east bay shore with mid to upper 50s for you. some of the warmer weather in the south bay, to low 70s. san jose right at 70. drop down to the mid to upper 60s on the peninsula.

as we talked about all weaning, warming trend is not going to make it to the coast. you'll be in the mid to upper 50s. >> and mid to upper 50s in the north bay valleys. and low to mid-60s around carmel >> if you are going to game tonight, not as cold, partly cloudy, first pitch, temperature will about 60 and dropping down to 55 degrees. we'll keep the mild temperatures mid to upper who's into south bay and rest of us in the low to mid-50s. here is what is happening. warm front, leading edge, lifting mechanism you can see the showers that is developing. that is going to skirt the north bay with a chance of rain today. as the cold front comes in behind it another chance tomorrow. here we are in the afternoon into the evening hours, everybody looks fairly dry. some of the sprinkles develop.

some of the showers in the north bay. they will linger during the afternoon hours into the evening pretty quiet. should be quiet sunday morning also andhe tu can see dropping down from the north, sunday evening and into the overnight hours next best chance of rain, looks like all of us will get some rain out of it. mountain snow above 8,000 feet and valley rain up in tahoe for the weekend. seven-day forecast, temperatures are run in the low 70s inland throughout the weekend. mid to upper 60s around the bay and mid to upper 50s all seven days at the coast. rain sunday night into monday but cooler temperatures monday, tuesday before a warming trend begins on thursday. >> at some point we're going to have our spring. thanks, mike. >> you don't want to spend all weekend to do taxes, monday is the deadline. today would normally have been the deadline but it was extended because of a holiday today that celebrated only in washington,

d.c. emancipation day. recognizing of ending slavery. >> a group of high school students is headed to the central valley to see the results of the high flying science project. >> four, three, two, one. >> the space balloon took off from eastern contra costa county the science club had a high definition camera on board along with other instruments. >> we are hoping it reaches about hundred thousand feet in altitude and take data mesh uwlts, internal temperature. >> this has been a lot of work. we got to school yesterday morning at 9:00 and been working straight through. got a couple hours of sleep. when they work hard they learn a lot. >> that is so cool. the balloon landed in turlock so that is where they are headed

right now. >> the very own giants ring? if you are very lucky you might end up with one. they have announced a roughly and one will get the same ring the players got. it will come engraved with the winners name. raffle tickets are $2 each to benefit the community fund which supports the junior giants program. entry deadline is july 26th. they will get their ring in an own special ceremony. >> can we sign up for that. >> i can do that. >> coming up next, friday's perfect pet. >> up next, mike will

today at 5:00, fravg idea of one northern california school to try to ward off budget cuts. >> later today at 5:00. >> right now for friday's perfect pet. mike is here with a cute new friend. >> couple of new friends, we've nice to see you. tell us about milk truck. >> he is a three-year-old. >> he found a new snack. >> he sure is. >> he came to a severely injured eye and he was treated at our

medical center and while he was recuperating our staff got to know him very well and he a love dog. he sure loves to play and in celebration of chihuahuas we are launching a month long recognition of the breed. we're going to start it on off with a celebration called the whole enchilada and there is going to be a costume contest and vet on side site. it's open to dogs of all breeds. we are hoping people will come out and celebrate their dog and the chihuahua breed and. >> if you need more information on that, call them. learn more. >> thank you.

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