southwest says a passenger and flight attendant were treated for injuries. they grounded their fleet

causing 330 cancellations including 10 at the airport. sfo experienced 10 canceled flights as of this afternoon. >> they offered me to reschedule the trip for tomorrow and it will not work out for us tomorrow. >> reporter: she says she spent three hours at sfo to head back home but southwest refunded her nonrefundable ticket. >> i am just glad i was not on that plane. two of the planes taken out of service were here at oakland international airport. a crew will fly those planes to one of 5 other airports for inspection. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. it say small item on your car but it is causing people to steal them. what is so special about this device, eric? >> reporter: l the police say

these pick -- well, the police say these pick ups are or any other high profile vehicle gives the thieves more room to take the converter and get away quickly. they hit seven pick up trubs in this neighborhood in one night. >> reporter: nick did not know anything was wrong until he tried to start his tacoma. >> is sounded like a bomb. >> reporter: it was his cadalitic converter. >> they literally left me the nuts and bolts for me. >> reporter: he was one of seven victims all hit between thursday and friday. >> they slip underneath these quickly and remove it and they are in and out in under a minute or 30 seconds most of the time. >> reporter: this is the kind you would find on a pick up truck. they might get $50 for recycling the metal but it could cost the victim dollars

500 to $eight -- $500 or $800. >> i called my insurance. the deductible is too high so it is out of my pocket. >> >> i got in and started it. now, other truck owners say they are on alert, too. they have no leads and there is little people can do to prevent the theft of this part. >> going to get it welded on and especially if they try to do it again i would think i would be able to hear that unless they are that good. >> reporter: and talk about what makes them so special. they contain platinum and platium. so, the police are are putting information for anyone to try to recycle a large amount of those items. the thieves took less than a minute to have a statue and grab. it happened at 2:30 at a coach store. investigators say they broke the windows and made off with a

large amount of high end items. the police search with dogs and helicopters did not find them. anyone with information is asked to contact the pedaluma police department. the police say a man was shot to death earlier this evening. it happened in a quiet residential neighborhood on harriet street. someone call inside to report a shooting after 5:30 p.m. a man was found shot to death on the 3100 block of harriet. the victim's name has not been released. a giant's fan remains in critical condition in los angeles. the victim was part of an attack after a game at dodger's stadium. the 42-year-old, shown here in a photo with his sisters. he porks as a paramedic is in an induced coma to help him.

he was wearing giant's gear when two men wearing dodgers jerseys attacked them. the los angeles police released sketches based on witness descriptions of the two men that attacked him. they are described as latino, between 18 and 25 years old. the police say after the attack the men left the city and parking lot in a light colored 4 door sedan with a woman driving and a child as a passenger. a man is facing charges tonight after suspicious bags triggered a bomb squad alert. a man put two suitcases on the floor. he told the bank employees he forget his id and then hurried out. the police blocked off all nearby streets and called in the bomb squad. 30 minutes later the man came back for the bags that turned out to be harmless. this man faces a misdemeanor trespassing charge for interfering with a business. the cash-strapped city of half-moon bay made difficult

decisions today. voting to out source the police department and other services. >> i wish we did not have to be here. it makes me very sad. i know it makes you guys, sad, too. >> at a special community meeting the city council today approved consol dating police services with the san mateo sheriff's department and disbanding half-moon bay's 12- member police force. the officers will be offered jobs with the sheriff's department. the council voted today to have the city of san carlos run the recreational program. >> it is tough t. is something that is transitioning and many other cities will have to look for a regional approach to the services they offer to their community. >> reporter: the police outsourcing is expected to save half a million a year. it could take effect this summer. well, a private fire company has apparently offered toy provide service to the city of san carlos.

san carlos and belmont are disolving their department. they are considering out sourcing fire protection to redwood city or cal fire. but the san mathey kwroe journal -- san mateo journal says a private bid came through. the fire department is investigating a fire that started this morning on queen's road. no one was home at the time. fire was centered in the main floor damaging the kitchen, living room, hallway and causing smoke damage in the bathrooms. a contractor at the scene estimated the repairs would cost $700 to $8,000. the attorney general addressed the topic of teen bullying at a conference in mill valley today. it was put on by a nonprofit organization called beyond differences. the meeting featured a film about how social isolation a pects teenagers. harris says the solution to

bullying requires everyone's involvement. >> the communities, parents, young people, law enforcement, legislatures they can come together and should come together around the conversation and around crafting solutions. >> in her talk to the group harris talked about social isolation to lead kids to stay away from school increases truency -- truancy rates. there is no word on when a ship will arrive to ukraine. they have been guaranteed safety for the evacuation. we have the latest on the conflict. >> reporter: nato air strike, killing libyan rebel fighters. a spokesperson says 13 were killed and severals others injured. it happened when they were preparing to take over a city not far from the frontlines. >> this accident happened by

mistake. it was a consequence of the advance of the revolutionaries during the bombing by the allies. but now the military leadership of the rebels is working more effectively to avoid it from happening again. >> reporter: they talked about civil deaths in the fighting against gadhafi forces. >> we understand collateral damage may take place. looking at the big picture, sometimes we may have to bomb an area where some innocent by standard civilians may get hurt. >> reporter: meanwhile the death toll is rising. gadhafi forces have inshined the rebels for weeks. they reported 2paoeuft people have been killed there including many civilians. they rejected a cease-fire offer. if they wanted peace they would of had to accepted the offer before the no-fly zone.

they pushed the rebels back 100 miles. the u.s. will continue to provide support to the no-my zone including ariel refueling and surveillance flights. back to you. >> for more on the conflict in libya go to ktvu.com and click on the u.s. and world news tab. we set up a section that including 10 facts about the conflict. there is new word tonight that gabrielle giffords is making more progress in her recovery from gunshot wounds. giffords was critically wounded in tucson back in january in a shooting that left six people dead and 12 others injured. this week the young intern that helped save the congresswomen's life says he spoke to giffords by phone. daniel hernandez who wases honored for his heroism says giffords is doing extremely well and recovering quickly. president barack obama today step inside to try to end the budget stalemate in congress and avoid a government

shutdown. barack obama spoke by phone to john boener and harry reid. they are trying to slash between $33 and $60 billion. if no deal is reached by friday night much of the federal government would shutdown. while he gravels with budget issues the president is about to announce his bid for a second term in the white house. ap is reporting that the president intends to file papers with the federal election commission as early as this week. the filing will allow his campaign to begin raising funds. mr. barack obama is expected to send out e-mail and text mess aplges to launch his 2012 reelection campaign -- text messages to launch his 2010 reelection campaign. major development the fukishima reactor. >> stepping up three weeks

after the disaster. tough problem, toughy questions. the public quizes oakland's mayor. what she says will not get the axe. the 10:00 news continues in just 90 seconds

. japanese officials say they partially traced the source of

highly radioactive water leaking into the ocean from one of the reactors t. is coming from a crack in a concrete tunnel. workers today managed to seal part of the tunnel with fresh concrete. exactly where the water originated is a mystery. there are millions of gallons of water contaminated with radiation on the site. a huge barge is sent from tokyo to be filled with the waste water but what happens to it next is unclear. here at home the effort to help the hundreds of thousands of victims of the quake and tsunami is going strong. ktvu john suzoki shows us how everyone is pitching in. >> reporter: trader vices is known for the spectacular bay views. this weekend the restaurant is looking beyond the views to the people of japan. >> i was not in japan. i was here. so i could not do anything for japan. now i feel like i can help them. >> reporter: the executive chef, who is a native of japan,y showed us one of the

special appetizers. >> customers who want to help out can order up this japanese men you including halibut and fill late mignot. >> reporter: this couple ordered from that menu. >> everything they have here is fantastic. so, it was a good excuse to get out here. >> reporter: all proceeds from the menu will help tsunami victims in japan and this will continue tomorrow night. >> reporter: across the bay a different kind of fundraiser. two art galleries on gary street are selling donated art to japan. >> we e-mailed and texted them and people are so nice that they are are sending all of their work and some of the artwork is worth a lot of money. >> reporter: next door they have a drink special for japan. [music] >> reporter: all of that followed another effort in peace plaza. an all day concert drove ravel

and t-shirt sales. back to you. ahead at 10:30, a look at how vulnerable they are to earthquake and why a fault not in california is generating a concern. the worldy's largest off shore oil rig paid their employees bonuses despite last year's deadly explosion. transocean open owned the deep water horizon rig that exploded killing seven people. the senior managers received two thirds of their possible safety bonus. transocean acknowledged the tragedy but says the company still had a great safety record. the navy stepped up the efforts today to inform people about the cleanup at the former hunter's point shippingiard in san fran. it held an informational meeting at family connections. the environment ali protection agency, that overseas the

cleanup, says the meeting was aimed at members of the chinese american community and was a result of the survey the navy conducted about its communication. >> we know the navy was not reaching a brood enough portion ever the community before. one thing they are doing differently is reach out to segments of the community. >> the navy operated a shipyard at hunter's point from 1941 to 1974 and turn today over to the city in the '90s. the lanar corporation has been contracted to develop it for homes, parks and commercial space. hundreds of students, parents, community members spend the day giving the school a make over. paint rollers and vol uner toos making -- volunteers making changes at the east palo alto charter school. this is the 10th east palo alto school fixed up. >> the schools are beaten up.

they are behind the 8 ball trying to keep up with the maintenance. once they come and see something that is more beautiful and something that is blown open what they are used to all of the sudden they have a sense of pride in their school. >> reporter: today, volunteers repaired playground equipment, rolled turf on the athletic field, installed new classroom projectors and built an amphitheater. >> reporter: oakland's mayor is reviewing the suggestions she heard at a packed meeting at a senior center. residents expressed their concerns about the city budget and looming cuts. >> going to try to take two more suggestions. >> reporter: the people in this circle of chairs asked questions, made suggestions and raised concerns. the topic schools and youth services. >> i am here to hear what others in my community care about. >> reporter: part of a town hall meeting hosted by the mayor. the city must finalize their budget and the mayor told us how much she needs to cut.

>> we are looking at between $46 and $52 million. they are looking at the tunnel to public safety to keeping senior centers open. some of the discussions got open. >> we need this center. we really need this center. >> the town hall meeting took place at the north oakland senior center. it threatens to reduce services here and three others. >> i want to keep the centers open but i may not afford city staffing for more than three days i week. >> reporter: they told them that one sopgz ask nonprofits and the county to fill the gab. lillian edward is hoping for a solution. >> this is my livey hood. i am 90. when you are this old and you have nowhere to go and nothing to do what is going to happen? >> reporter: it is helpful to talk with others about the budget crisis impacts everyone in this room. >> i want to work with the

city. do whatever i can. >> reporter: in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. federal regulators want to put the fact about obesity in print. new rules proposed friday by the fda call for calorie counts on menus in chain restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores, convenient stores and coffee shops and vending machines if calorie information is not on the package. the national restaurant association supports the idea saying it will provide customers information. coming up, meet the new boss, same as the old boss. the change coming to one giant and why it say flashback to the company's beginning. >> an effort to make sure u.s. service members have what they need. what they will find inside of the packages and who they can thank. clouds and cooler temperatures across most of the bay area for today. coming up, the timing of the next warming trend and when shower chances return in the five-day forecast

. one person is dead and an off-ramp remains closed at this hour. the accident happened three hours ago on the john daley boulevard off-ramp from southbound interstate 280. the highway patrol says it is unclear what caused the car to crash. the officers shutdown one lane of interstate two80 and the off- ramp during the investigation. the chp just told us all lanes of the highway are now open but the off-ramp is still closed. the victim's name has not yet been released. internet giant, google, is poised to get a new ceo. larry page will reclaim the title on monday. no formal ceremonies are planned. it was announced that page would take over. page was the company's ceo from 1998 until 2001 before shmidt took over. in news of the world

tonight in northern irland a -- ireland a catholic police officer who just joined the force was killed by a bomb under his car. the ira killed almost 1800 people between 1970 and 1997 in a failed attempt to force northern ireland out of the united kingdom. most ira members renounced violence and disarm inside 2005. in ivory coast, attackers using guns and marketties killed 1,000 people during the past three days. 1,000 united nation's peacekeepers were in the town. they were guarding about 15,000 refugees at a mission at the time. it is not clear which side of ivory coast civil war is responsible for the killings. in india today, more than

one billion fans joined the celebration as they praised their team. india won by a 6 wicked margin to win the match. six people died in a crash in new mexico t. happened this morning at the international air center. the faa says two pilots and two flight test engineers were on board the gulf strain g-650, practicing take offs and landing. it it just lifted off when it rolled and slacked into the runway pwufrtsing into flames. -- bursting into flames. in the south bay today, care packages were prepared for american troops stationed around the world. the southbound blue star moms, whose sons and daughters are on active duty organized the efforts. they prepared three00 pack aplges including toiletres and reading materials. >> we are thinking of them.

the community is involved, people are remembering them. a little bit of home. >> businesses, church groups and veteran organizations and individuals donated money tow pay for those kits. yes, we are still talking about snow. where does the snowpack stand? we will have the latest measurements that were just taken. also, u.s. nuclear power plants and earthquakes, the fault that has the government most concerned.

. senior u.s. military officers are concerned about personnel committing suicide and are taking action for the mental health of those in unform. >> says grandpa, just wanted to

give you my thanks for being a great influence in my life. >> reporter: the pain of sued still haunt -- suicide still haunts him. his grandson, corporal daniel o'brien hanged himself in july 2009. >> i don't think i will ever be the same again. there is a knot here in my gut. and it is problemliy going to stay there. >> reporter: he was one of 52 marines who died by suicide in 2009. a record high. it n response to the exploding numberses the corp launched a program to combat the problem. andrew martin is the psychologist in charge. >> leadership is letting them know it is not a sign of weakness if you ask for help. >> reporter: now, in addition to marksmanship and hand to hand combat they get training how to prevent suicide. >> how many of you here know of someone who committed suicide? >> reporter: the program may be seeing results. in 2010 marine suedes dropped

30 -- suicides dropped 30%. in the army the numbers nearly doubled. >> we don't know if there is a single cause out there. and there can not be a single response to turn this trend around. >> reporter: the general is baffled by the increase particularly since more than half of suedes were among soldier who's were never deployed. >> we think we are seeing a societal problem and frankly that the army is the canary in the mine shaft here. >> reporter: he is suggest its is a leading indicator of what might be ahead in the civilian population f. he is correct we may all need to think about suicide prevention in the same aggressive fashion that the military has tragically come to find is so necessary. in atlanta, john roberts, fox news. >> recent heavy rain led to an above average snow survey for california. the department of water resources looked at 96 stations

for yesterday's survey. the results showed that the statewide average is 163% of normal for april 1st. as we reported earlier this week, governor brown declared california's three-year drought over. facebook has a new hurdle to jump in the bid to take over the sun microsystem campus. the social networking giant wants to move more than 3600 employees to the site that is located at bay front road. right now they have a cap of 2,000 workers for the 57 acre site. according to the daily news the city officials say facebook must prepare a environmentaliment pact report on their proposal. california recreational salmon fishermen kicked off their first season in four years. at half-moon bay fish and game officials say choppy seas put a damper on opening day. one boat went out and did catch one fish but was driven back by

the rough water. in recent years the season was cut short because of low salmon populations. now they say more than one million adult salmon are off of the coast. the nuclear crisis in japan has the u.s. authorities taking a long look at american nuclear power plants. not just here in the west coast but in other seismically dangerous areas in the center the nation. >> reporter: with respect to the united states we are constantly practicing -- >> reporter: homeland security secretary recently reassuring the nation on potential for a japan-icized nuclear catastrophe here. in particular in the seismic zone in the central u.s. >> it say scenario that is currently experiencing earthquakes and has a history of magnitude 7-8 quakes. >> reporter: the new fault region involves five states and 15 nuclear plants which does not worry nuclear engineer jeff

king. >> i would say americans should be very comfortable for those plants. >> reporter: doctor king says the fukish -- f --fukushima plant survived it. it was the sue tphopl. >> the loss of -- tsunami. >> the loss there causing problems would be the loss of water and loss of electricity. >> reporter: it is more like new zealand that suffered 6.3. >> christ church has a building infrastructure that is a lot like what you find in the central u.s. 100-year-old brick buildings no reenforcement. >> reporter: take a look at the highlighted areas on this map t. is where future earthquakes are most likely to occur. however, seismologist say earthquakes can happen any time anywhere. at the national earthquake

information in golden colorado, fox news. construction has not even started but santa clara is set to make another move on a new home for the 49ers. a cool down today but meteorologist mark tamia tells us how soon another warm up will happen in the bay area forecast

. the cooling trend moves in. the double digit cool down a across the bay area -- down across the bay area. now, i will show out live storm tracker 2. a lot of clouds over the area today. the bulk of the clouds heading to the south of monterey bay,

closetory fresno and also -- closer to fresno and also hamford. as far as the cool down here is a look at the readings from redwood city and san jose with the 60s right around 70 degrees. look at san jose. 18 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. the temperatures for tomorrow not a big change. monday is when we bring in the the warmer temperatures. for this evening we have this fair skies, cool numbers, mostly sunny, nice, the extended forecast warming up and another big cooling trend showing up on the long-range weather maps. as far as the overnight lows coolest locations up in the north bay. napa, 35 degrees. santa rosa, 38, fremont, sunday morning at 46. this was a set up for today. we have the system to our south and west. that is actually pushing high clouds over the bay area. also, the trough moved in. that really generated the cool down. as we head into your sunday but

especially your monday. high pressure rebuilds and strept ens and the net result for us. plenty of sunshine for the off shore winds, the temperatures rebound. by monday, warmest locations on track to reach the middle to upper 70s and then by tuesday and wednesday we bring in the next cooling trend. that will set the stage for slight chance of a few showers by thursday. here is the cloud and rainfall forecast model. we are clearing out, already, with the bulk of the clouds to the south. putting it in motion at 6:00. maybe a few high clouds tomorrow morning then in the afternoon hours plenty of sunshine out there. and another mostly sunny foredast heading into monday. here is the forecast for your sunday, though, 4:00. 12:00, upper 50s to lower 60s. mostly sunny skies, we will call it the long-range lower 60s and 70s by 3:00 and 4:00 in the afternoon. here is a look at the numbers, santa rosa, 71, san francisco, 65, brentwood, 70. fremont tops out, 68. morgan hill, around 70 degrees.

here is a look ahead. nice tomorrow, just beautiful for your monday with the readings mostly in the 70s. we begin the next cooling trend on tuesday. partly cloudy skies. thicken them up on wednesday and a drop off on the numbers by thursday. warmest locations in the upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. there is a slight chance of a shower. if you wanted a warm up monday is the day with the temperatures back up into the 70s. >> did you say snow? >> there is a possibility but the models packed off on the probability of showers. >> all right. we mistoday. >> we need it -- we missed it,. >> we need it, thank you. >> the santa clara city council is set to vote ona proposal on tuesday to sell the naming rights to a new stadium. the stadium that is not built yet. they are looking to find a backer of the stadium scheduled to open for the 2015 season. under the plan the 49ers would handle the marketing cost of

securing a naming sponsor with any money named from the naming rights going towards the construction of the $937 million stadium. from 68 to 2. the ncaa championship is set we will tell you who is in and who is going home. the giants get revenge facing the dodgers.

. good evening, everyone welcome to saturday night edition of sports wrap. every since november 1st we seen plenty of reminders of what the giants did last year. tonight after who times in the l.a. we