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>> good evening. classes will resume monday at oikos university in oakland. it will mark three weeks to the day that seven people were killed at the school. class's for nursing students will be held elsewhere. there was a memorial service today that focused on healing and the man that police say was responsible. a dream trip from santa clara held a service outside of oikos university today. >> this is a very solemn moment to date for me. i have seen on the tv but coming here today if it comes to me more deeply. >> classes will resume on monday, three weeks after a massacre that left seven people dead and three injured. among the victims, six students and school receptionist. >> you think of the victims, and even the gunman is our sister

and brother. >> police say the 43 roles former nursing student that pulled the trigger was a disgruntled over payments he had made to the school and other troubles in his life as an immigrant from south korea. >> as a christian i felt that we are kind of responsible for what happened. we have not given enough love to him. >> but as he sits in jail awaiting trial for seven murders, class will resume in the building except for nursing students, the department most affected by the tragedy. nurse and glasses will be held at a college in fremont. but he would not say anything else on advice from his lawyer. some students dropped out school altogether, to traumatized by the events of april 2nd to ever return. the website continue to list the names of the seven victims today and they're also asking for donations to " rebuild the dreams of victims and their families. dozens of people have left condolence message is on the website.

>> we have to leave things behind, it is beginning again. we should not stay sad. from that we need to go forward. in oakland, cbs 5. a man who suffered an electric shock when he tried to move a downed power line has died from his injuries. the victim was driving his pickup truck in san mateo around 6:30 p.m. when he saw the line on north fault streak. he got out of the truck and was electrocuted as he tried to move the line. it was pronounced dead at stanford medical center. the tragedy ones about the dangers of touching down power lines. >> if a customer sees a downed line, the best thing to do is stay away and keep others away and call 9 1 1 or pg&e's so that we can get out as quickly as possible to make the scene safe. >> reports that a metallic balloons have been responsible have not been confirmed. more than 3000 customers lost

power and crews restored power to those homes by 10:45 a.m.. a sad discover for search crews looking for a missing teenager from santa rosa. they found the body of the 15 year-old in a state park yesterday. it appears that she committed suicide. she left home one week ago after writing in her journal about a romantic rejection. police say that she searched for the route to the park and hour before leaving and that is what led researchers to her body. search crews in the south they have nothing new to report in the search for sierra lamar. the santa to the santa clara county terrace apartment letter refine search today. searchers previously combed the same area on your bikes. she was last seen more than one month ago getting ready for school. and it was one week ago today that a tragic yachting accident took the lives of five crew members.

here is the memorial flotilla that will take place for the sailors >> for the past hour we have been watching the boats congregate near the st. francis yacht club. the san fransisco yacht club in belvidere. you will see the boats moving around the edge of to run to a close call elephant rock and that is where they will convert a for a memorial service for the city want to sit on the water and watch the sun go down and think about the crew of the low- speed chase. >> it was a week ago today that five of the crew members were killed or lost at sea after they were hit with two large zeroth waves. it suggests the power of the waves that hit the shot. the boat was taking part in a century-old tradition, the challenging raced from the bay to the islands and back. after the first wave struck the boat did not sailor's overboard

and the boat turned to attempt a rescue. a second wave hit the boat and tossed it onto the rocks. one sailor was found dead in waters near the island. the coast guard is able to rescue three others. nearly two days of searching 5000 square miles miles of ocean and the memorial will honor alexa's bush, alan k. oh, jordan from, and robert morrissey. the bruins yacht remains on the south seas island. we understand that next week salvage crews will try to remove it. >> a key figure in the watergate scandal has died. the special counsel to president nixon went to jail for his role in watergate. he was known as the evil genius of the nixon white house. he once said that he would walk over his grandmother to get nixon reelected.

well in prison he became an evangelical christian and spent the rest of his life helping prison inmates. he died of complications from brain surgery, he was 80 years old. he could get out of jail any time. reporters and photographers are staking out a florida jail where george zimmerman may be released from. the bail money is not the only issue keeping him in jail. there is another major concern. >> george zimmerman remains in jail as his attorney works out the details for his release but a major concern is find a secure location for him to live. >> we have a lot of concerns over security >> the judge set bail at 150,000 hours. george zimmerman must also report to authorities every three days. wearing a gps ankle bracelet to keep track of his movements. and obey a dusk to dawn curfew. he is accused of murdering trayvon martin. the boy's parents rush from the

courthouse friday after the judge granted bell. the martin family attorney says they're not happy with the decision. >> they would rather that the killer of their child not be allowed to leave jail. but i understand the rule of law and they're just trying to deal with it the best that can. >> many in the committee welcomed the bail hearing. they want this case which has brought national attention to move forward and be resolved. today across the city >> how many of you agree that the judge made the proper decision to set bail for george zimmerman? >> most residents agree that the legal system is working. >> i am ok with it as long as justice is caught up with. >> members of this african- american high-school alumni association hope the incident will not tarnish their city. >> there's a lot of ugly about stanford. and i have seen that but what they have not seen is the duty. >> some are trying to start the healing process as stamford florida prepares for the trial of george zimmerman which may be

months away. >> ownerwhy the sun has not yett on san want. and to not be afraid to look at the pump, the price of gasoline has gone down. what drivers can expect to see in the next few weeks. >> we still have sunshine and te,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> a 100 year-old san fransisco restaurant getting another chance to stay open. this was the scene yesterday as crowds waited in chinatown on what was supposed to be its last day. the owners said they could not afford to fix health and safety violations. health inspectors went back out for another look and ask the restaurant to close for three days and then they will meet on tuesday to see if they can find a way to keep the restaurant open. cal showed thousands of prospective students what they

have to offer today. uc-berkeley posted their annual open house. from the robotics laboratory to the sports fields, there were more than 370 events on campus. potential students could also take tours of the dorms and academic departments. the cost of college has become a political issue. nancy pelosi asked republicans to help students go to college by extending low- interest student loans. >> in makes a big difference in american families and kids. the most important thing to invest in is children and their education. >> the president is visiting universities in three states this week to push for the student loan interest rate extension. you may have a different kind of sticker shock at the gasoline pump. after a four month surge prices are starting to fall. the national average has dropped 6¢ in the past few weeks to

$3.88. of course we're still paying more in the bay area averaging $4.21 per gallon. the decline follows a recent drop in oil prices. analysts say that gasoline could fall in nickel or more next week before an expected rise this summer. it is the talk of the bay area and with good reason. how lot of a celebrated the sunshine and heat. and elizabeth will be up in,,,,,

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>> queen elizabeth turned 86 today. this is the queen's actual birthday and the one that she celebrates privately. her official birthday is celebrated in june with a military pageant. but she did make cameo appearance. her image, made up of school children drawings, is being projected on buckingham palace. it is part of her 60 year reign celebration. the national aids memorial honored eight bay area congressman that helped put it on the map. they commemorated nancy pelosi is 25 years in congress. in section of the growth was named in her honor. the nancy pelosi leadership half way will be built in the summer and finished in december. >> you have to see the serenity

and the look on the faces of families that lost a loved one to hiv, aids, when the come here. >> she also planted trees at the growth on her 10th and 12th anniversaries in congress. you may have noticed that summer has hit the bay area. the weather has almost everyone out hiking and biking and doing other outdoor activities. this is rider park in san mateo. just one example, san fransisco topped 80 degrees which is very unusual for the some of the year. >> gorgeous weather, you cannot be how great it is here. it is just wonderful. i have not seen the sun in a long time in san fransisco. >> who doesn't enjoy the sun? it just gets you up, to do the things that you normally would not to. >> enjoy it while it lasts because there are changes coming next week. alyssa smith joining us now. pro contra costa county to san

fransisco, i saw tank tops and shorts. that is pretty rare? >> baker beach was packed. a gorgeous day all over the area. temperatures well above average. between 15 and 19 degrees above average. 90s and a lot of spots. these are current temperatures out the door. concord still coming in in the upper eighties. 88 degrees in concord, livermore, san fransisco now and the low seventies. mid 80s in santa rosa. tonight we will cool things down but it will still be on the mild side for the overnight temperatures. mainly in the '50s. if you upper '40's. areas of patchy fog along the coast. we will warm things up again tomorrow. not as warm as today. no ninety's. mainly in the low '80s in some of the inland spots. otherwise seventies across the coast and day. but still a very nice sunday because high-pressure is still intact so there's no rain in

immediate forecast. things could change in the middle of next week. and in the meantime here's your can point forecast. as you can see a lot of fifties. 54 in fremont, mid 50's and livermore. 51 degrees in santa rosa. and tomorrow we're still seeing orange and yellow. you can see on this color-coded guide. which means that we will see a lot of eighties, 81 in places like, heard and livermore. otherwise, low to mid '70's. so for your son they mostly sunny skies. and then we will start to see an even more dramatic drop in its mature for the start of the work week. only reaching the low seventies in the warmest spots. tuesday, wednesday, a similar story with seasonal temperatures. then wednesday night into thursday we have a pretty good chance of rain. a 60 percent chance at this point. it will not last long and and we dry out and warm up on the back end of the next weekend. that is a check of weather.

and for sports hear is gary with more. >> the giants had a wild one in new york.,,,,,, [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ]

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>> the last time the chicago white sox led the sportscast was in 2005 when it won the world series but today they got top billing once again. when you throw a perfect game, you earn it. philip palmer became the 21st

man to pitch a perfect game in the majors. it happened in seattle this afternoon. >> now he has a chance for something special ... he swung, h. a.j. pierzynski threw it down. it is a perfect game for phillips number. >> he struck out all mine and retired all 27 mariners for the perfect game. >> i cannot put it into words. you know, going into the ninth inning there, it was just like ... that feels good ... >> i do not know what philip on burt is doing in this list. i do not know what my name is doing there but i'm thankful it is there. >> no perfect game for the giants in new york. the jury is still out on what position audrey house should

decline. after today i think we can rule out the middle infield. you do not need to worry about this little guy bouncing in the first pitch. he will run it all into the catcher. there he is. the dollar's performance was nice but the panda was even better. he extended his hitting streak to 14 games with an rbi single in the third inning. ryan vogelsong made his second start of the season giving off a double to fourth. then responded by striking out. he tied a career high with eight strikeouts. but he ran into some trouble in the seventh inning. when he hit one over the third base bag and down the left-field line. two run scored to give the mets a 3/1 lead. top of the mines, thknife, the giants their final out. >> and it is going to fall. and this game is tied!.

unbelievable as a measure points. >> a two run double for brandon belts. with the bench empty, aubrey huff was forced to play second base for the first time in his career and was tested right away. they turn to start a double play but he is now were to be found. and they didn't get anyone out and bases are loaded for the mess. a one hop to home, for the force but buster posey tried to go back to first for the double play but he threw it down the right-field line. and he scored the winning run. the mets win 5/4 to snap the giants' three game winning streak. nhl playoff action. the blues have scored twice in the third and we the sharks 2/1 with five minutes left in this game. san jose needs to win tonight to win and force the elimination. cairo before has been suspended for 25 games for this shot on marian hossa who will most likely miss the remainder of the

series. it is the third time in 13 months that he had been suspended for a dirty hits. the nba warriors' big man will undergo surgery on his left ankle and will not play for australia and the upcoming olympics. he will have company while rehabilitating because thackeray will undergo the same procedure after missing 37 games this season. the a's celebrating their 40th anniversary of the 1972 team this weekend. that report a first of three straight world series title. rollie fingers was on the mound for the final out of these days his trademark handlebar mustaches a bigger star than he is. >> people come up to me all the time and some i have a mustache like rollie fingers. they don't put it together. i was just being different. everyone was growing a mustache, i was as being different to see what i handlebar looked like. i saw barber court accepts type of guys with a handlebar mustache so i tried it. and then all of a sudden we were

in the world series. and we won. the next year we won and the following year we won. after three world championships it is hard to cut it off. >> very cool to see. you know it is rollie fingers and he can do what every once. >> thank you. some of the debris from the tsunami in japan had just washed ashore in the united states. federal scientists are sure it is from japan. is from japan. that is it for eyewitness news

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