good morning, everyone, welcome to mornings on 2. >> let's start off your morning with a look at your weather. rosemary joins us right now. pretty nice outside this morning, but everything changes. what does it look like? >> yes. well, it's going to be a cool down for the weekend, that's

the main change. the sea breeze will be a little stronger today. tomorrow even cooler than today. we will look at your forecast in a few moments. >> we begin with a violate incident. police say a man was stabbed on a popular bus line in the mission district. alley? >> reporter: it anenned around 8:00 last night near this intersection where we standing. it happened on a popular bus line, unis 14 mission. one of the drivers of one of the 14 mission lines this morning told us she would like to see more security on her bus, especially after what

happened yesterday evening. san francisco police say a fight broke out between two groups of men and women riding on the bus. one man suffered multiple stab wounds and lacerations to the head. we are told he is in his 30s, but we don't know his out or his condition this morning. police will be looking at surveillance video to get a better idea of who the suspects are. anyone with information is asked to give san francisco police a call. coming up later this morning, we'll be talking to some of the people who regularly ride the 14 mission line, and them what they have to say about all of this. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> today the world is expected to come to an end. that's according to a christian radio coast named harold

camping who lives right here in oakland. the 89-year-old said that a series of earthquakes will end the world at 6:00. according to the bible, though, no one can predict the end of time. >> i admire to an extent, big think he's sincere, but the problem is he think this bible is a source of knowledge. >> right now it is after 6:00 p.m. in other parts of the world, and no major earthquakors disaster have been reported. some people in new york are still preparing for the end. believers in judgment day have been handing out leaflets to computers. they say if you don't believe in may 21st, you won't be

allowed into heaven. well,? people are taking advantage of judgment day by off everying to take personal opportunities off the hands of believes. we checked craig list this morning, and there are a -- craig's list this morning, and there are people willing to take everything from pets to cars and take care of them. new this morning, oakland police are investigating two overnight shootings. the first happened just after 11:00 last night, just around the same time another shooting was reported at 83rd avenue and d streets. this is video from the first shooting. police say one victim died from his injuries, another person walked into kiser hospital with gunshot wounds. officers say they are searching for four black men around 18

years old in connection to both those shootings. four young black men in hoodies are also suspects in a homicide that happened yesterday. witnesses are now reporting that they saw four men running away from this scene on 34th street. police say around 1:00 p.m., they found a man who had been shot while doing his yard work. homicide detectives say the motive for the shooting was robbery. they are now looking at similar cases in the area to see if the same suspects are responsible for those, as well. hundreds of oakland police officers had to pull their guns and return them back to police headquarters. the assistant police chief said the department was in the middle of switching to a new generation of glock handguns this week when they discovered some of the guns malfunctioned during training yesterday. the problem comes a couple of months after many officers reported their radios were not

working. >> is this frustrating? is it embarrassing? it's a little bit of both, but like i said, we have to deal with it. >> the department says the public was not at any time in danger, and no weapons malfunctioned while officers were on duty. officers will use their old side arms while the new weapons are repaired. >> pg & e officials have been running pressure tests in antioch. crews are using pressure gauges to figure out in the pipeline has any leaves. this comes in the wake of the san bernardino pipeline explosion last november. hundreds of dog advocates are expected to rally against a plan that would ban dogs from some area beaches. the golden gate national

recreation area plan would eliminate? off-leash dog walking areas. that march begins at ocean beach at 10:30. after two tough losses in vancouver, the sharks absolutely had to find another gear, and last night in game 3 of the western conference finals, they did just that. san jose came out strong in the first period out of the tank, adding three goals. it was 3-0 after one, and remained that way after two periods. the canucks, though, battled back. they scored 3 in the third, and got within one goal with just about four minutes left, but the sharks survived vancouver rush, and took the much-needed game 3. >> i think we were more composed tonight. we stayed within our system, and sucked it up, took a deep

breath, and went back after it. >> that last time, the five- minute penalty, i don't like the call. i thought it was a good hockey hit, but even though they scored two, we found a way to win, and that's all we needed. we just needed a win. >> and the fans on board with that, excited about that first win in the series. last night they poured out of "the tank" with smiles on are the faces and a lot of confidence. >> was torture, but it was a good feeling. >> a. >>! >> 17,000-plus filed the tank last night, and they will do it again at 4:00. the puck drops at high noon tomorrow. go to ktvu.com and look for the sports drop-down mini. our saturday forecast is

going to be pretty awesome. we're dealing with sunshine and a few clouds out there. low clouds filling in once again across portions of the bay area, partly to mostly cloudy skies in some areas around san francisco and oakland. most of us dealing with light winds this morning. oakland reporting 8 and san francisco 12 at this time. the afternoon sea breeze will be with us, and that onshore breeze going to cool us down a little bit, especially the afternoon. right now, as we wake up, outside our door this in the morning, very close to what we saw friday morning. 51 in san francisco, 53 in oakland. so for today, we have the clouds out there this morning. our temperatures will dip just a bit. we'll be sitting in the 60s for most of our bay area locations, mostly 70s inland, but a 2 to 4- degree drop from yesterday.

we have a trough building that will deepen over the course of the weekend, and that will continue to bring us that onshore breeze. along the coastline, could be a little tough from pacifica into half moon day. we could see it linger through the afternoon. a few sprinkles over the higher elevations of northern california. if you're headed to the sierra, snow levels quite high, above 7,000 feet, light showers expected. 63 in oakland. along the immediate coastline, we'll be in the upper 50s for the afternoon. 66 mountain view. 67 expected in free month.

still not -- fremont. still not too bad. low 70s today for the inland spots. cooler for tomorrow. hold on to that same pattern monday, and then tuesday and wednesday, we rebound a little bit. a little cool by the coast. if you're heading to see the oakland a's and giants play this afternoon, we'll have that forecast coming up for you in just a little bit. time now is 7:10, and boat surveyors will be out this morning again asking people about recommendations or change in service. our cameras were there last saturday when the surveyors made their rounds in castro valley. they will be out again today asking customers how they feel about bart running later on saturday nights.

a woman convicted of a horrific crime against her child involving a microwave learns her sentence. >> and as if people along the mississippi didn't have enough to deal with, the new probable along the swollen river involve something -- the new problem along the swollen river involve something large boats.

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on the belly of the space shuttle endeavour. we can tell you that inspection is underway right now, the damage to the heat shield -- there it is -- happened during the launch. they don't think it will be a problem. floodwaters are not letting up this in the morning along the mississippi river. >> in louisiana, some homes and businesses are under water. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: hi, that's right. right here about an hour north of baton rouge, the river is still swollen. you see that concrete block? just yesterday that water was above that concrete block, it's starting to drop a little bit. you can see that these homes are completely under water. in fact, this white one is on 11-feet stilts, and you can see it's still under water. there are two homes that are

still dry, one belonging to fred smith. he made a make shift see you can see he added some cinder blocks where he lifted his home on top of the water, and he is still dry. businesses are open, and the reason being, this team rests on about a natural hundred-foot bluff. so you can see, there's a lot of activity there. they are trying to get people to come by, because they know they are safe. utility line are being monitored. they come by and check out their hopes, waiting for these water levels to recede, so really they can just get back to normal every day life. >> since we have you here, you talk about fred smith there, the resident standing next to you. can you get us a little bit more about the mood of those residents?

are they hoping this water will go away sooner rather than later? and what are theying new their day to day activities? >> reporter: well, it's a resill gent group. they want to get the message out that businesses are still open. obviously people get a little nervous when they see these water levels on tv. they say they are not strangers to flooding, but the mississippi river is about a mile from where would normally be the banks of the in mississippi. so this type of flooding is something they're not used to, but like i tell you, they are very patient and resilient people. they just want to get back to every day life. if they have businesses or they work at businesses, they go back to work. it's still life as usual, as much as it can be. >> all right. certainly a long road ahead. thank you for that live report from saint francisville,

louisiana, this in the morning. >> a five-mile stretch of the surging mississippi river were closed down. four bargingle hauling grain broke free from a 495-foot vessel fire baton rouge yesterday. one was carrying sulfuric acid, but no injuries, and no chemicals spilled. >> the imf fund leader is now free on bond and under house arrest. right now he is staying somewhere near ground zero until at living place is found. he is being watched by guards and monitored electronically.

six people are dead after a suicide bombing in afghanistan. it happened at a military hospital in kabul in a tent where medical students were eating lunch. 23 other people were wounded in the explosion.

the taliban has already claimed credit for the attack. american students of amanda knocks broke down and declared her innocence to a court in italy. she told the court that despite prejudice and mistakes, nothing is more important than finding the truth. independent experts are now reviewing dna evidence and are expected to have results back by june 30th. opening arguments in the trial of the florida mother accused of killing her two-year- old daughter will begin on monday. the jury has been sworn in. however, this process wasn't without controversy. >> you're talking about someone's life, and -- >> that you just burst you heard came while the judge was questioning a potential juror. the woman who interrupted the courtroom was ex-courted out. 25-year-old casey anthony is accused of killing two two yearly daughter who disappeared

if 2008. her body was found five months later. an ohio mother convicted of killing her one-month-old baby in a microwave will spend the rest of her life in prison without the ability of parole. police say china soonerled put the baby in the microwave after a fight with her baby. investigators say in the baby died quickly when it's body temperature reached between 105 and 108 degrees.

a medical examiner is working to identify human remains found buried in a backyard in a home east of los angeles. according to police, the remains are a number of years old. the man who led deputies to the

home is now under arrest, and is being held on $1 million bail. the coast guard has suspended the search for a navy petty officer swept out to sea in san diego county. in the had gone for a swim. military place to say they saw the man get swept out to sea. a help countier and patrol both searched for nearly 24 hours before that search was called off. >> a san francisco police officer is offer something encouragement to the family of injured giants fan brian stow. this is 34-year-old nick forendo. he was involved in an accident with two police cars. he spent several days in a coma. now the same neurosurgeon who worked on him is working with stow who was beaten outside dodger's stadium in march. >> at the time that nick came to the hospital, he was

actually a research project for one of our research trials for brain oxygen monitoring. >> brando says he hopes this story will they would brian stow's family realize that a full recovery is possible. he said he had to relearn everything from talking to walking, but it is possible to have is a positiveout come, and encouraging them to stay positive no matter what. >> rosemary keeps saying there is going to be a little bit of a cool down. >> yes, notably cooler, especially by tomorrow. along the coast, you may need a jacket. upper 50s along the coastline. giving you a live look at just a light breeze blowing at this time. winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. the rest of us will see an afternoon breeze between 10 and 20 miles an hour. take a look at those temperatures sitting in the 40s, mid-50s at this hour.

low 60s inland, and for the afternoon, 58 along the coastline areas at half moon bay. low very mild, and comfortable for the inland areas, maybe even shorts for the afternoon. heading out to see the bib b.i.g. baseball game at 4:00? -- the big baseball game at 4:00? it will be breezy. bring along the wind breaker and a blanket for the kids, it's going to be chilly. temperatures dropping back today, even more so by tomorrow. sunday 5 to 10 degrees below the seasonal average for this time of year. we do finally eventually rebound back up about tuesday, wednesday, but overall, upper 50s, low 60s along the coastline between now and wednesday. back to you. >> time now is 7:26. the first game of this year's bay bridge series goes to the giants. the giants and a's were all

tied up when aubrey huff sent a game winning double to right field. that represented the giants third straight win and the a's third straight loss. same two teams will go at it again at 4:00 this afternoon. you can see that game right here on ktvu channel 2. brian wilson turns 28 years old today. it's the hippo at the zoo named for the famous giants pitcher. the hippo, brian wilson, will be given watermelon and other treats during special feedings this weekend. zoo officials hope the pitcher brian wilson will be able to stop by this summer. according to an oakland- based preacher, the world is going to end at 6:00 tonight, but one group is calling his bluff with billboards and a

weekend long celebration.

good morning and welcome back to morning on two. >> police are blaming a fight between two groups of people for a stabbing on a muni bus

that put a man in the hospital. we have more on what happened and the investigation now underway. good morning. okay. we'll get back to alley in a minute. we an peer to be having technical problems. >> it may be the end of the world, but that isn't stop something people from throwing a party. these billboards are presented by an atheist group. they are mocking the notion that today is the end of times. they are holding a weekend event in oakland that will feature various speakers and entertainers. harold camping, an oakland- based radio host said that

earthquakes will end the world in the 6:00 p.m. time zone. right now it's past 6:00 p.m. in other parts of the world, and there have been no reports of any disaster. yesterday officer jason hedrick son appeared in court. police say the officer gave a woman some marijuana to sell because he was in love with her. his attorney said the charges against him won't hold. >> it's simply one person making a mistake in judgment, and getting involved with somebody he shouldn't have gone involved with. >> the police chief said it's not clear where the marijuana came from. she sales said he act aid loan and there appear to be no other officers -- she also said he act aid loan and there appear to be no other officers involved.

now let's go back to that story on the muni bus. >> reporter: we've been standing out here on mission street where the 14 mission line runs. you can see that the buses are packed. this is one of the most popular bus lines in this neighborhood. and there's no say it was around 8:00 last night when one of these -- a fight broke out on one of the buses. police say that fight broke out between two men, or two groups of men and 27. one man suffered multiple stab wounds and injuries to his head. one of the mission drivers told us she wants better security on these buses, especially after what happened last night. another muni driver told us that scuffles like the one last night are a problem for muni. do you they're your co workers talking about fights? >> every day. >> reporter: how do they describe them? what are their thoughts about it? >> the thoughts are just --

it's a safety issue, for the passengers and the bus drivers. >> reporter: thee on-board fight occurs at this intersection. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. according to statistics, the 14 mission bus has the biggest problem when it cops to crime. it accounts for 8% of all of the violent incidents that happened in the muni system. the second runner up is the 38 yeary line. recent violence in east oakland has renewed a call to bridge the gap between the community and the police department. officers say there has been a spike in shootings because of a feud between two different groups, and the threat of violence and what sources say led to the fatal officer-

involved shoots wednesday night. police responded to current avenue, and when they arrived, shots were fired and two men were killed. residents say the relationship between police and the community needs to improve. >> they have to let us help with them. they have to stop shooting us and thinking we deserve it. >> she would like to get officers out of their patrol car and interacting with residents, but some don't think that is enough. some say living with the sound of gunfire has just become part of life. they tell us they worry about being caught in the crossfire and that moving out of oakland is the only option. a man is recovering this morning after crashing his hang

glide entire a cliff. yesterday afternoon a witness called for help. emergency crews found the hang flyer hanging upside down. they said he was conscious and complaining of pain. he was taken to a local hospital. >> yesterday around 3:45 in the afternoon, the vehiclage of is a single engine plain was found near salt springs reservoir in the eldorado national forest. authorities in the area say the body of 78-year-old robert brown was also found at the crash site. brown left a south lake tahoe airport heading for tracy. he was reported missing by family members around 8:00 p.m. he was the owner of cleave knowledge creek winery. he opened the winery after his wife died of breast cancer. each bottle of wine features

the story and picture of a breast cancer survivor. police are asking for your help after they say a man left a bike rider with his injuries after a hit-and-run. a gray nissan four-door with damage to the driver's side mirror is said to be the car they are looking for. here is a picture of a similar car. >> yesterday a judge sentenced earnest sure iii to two consecutive terms of life in prison without the possibility of parole. he was found guilty of using a baseball bat and knife to kill his north and father inside their pleasantton home back in 2008, prosecutors say he hoped to inherit 1.5 million. today steel for the twin towers is set to arrive in napa after a cross-country shipment

from new york. it is just one of several pieces distributed around the world to show that 9-11 victims will not be forgotten. it will be eventually used to construct a memorial in downtown napa. you can see the steel today from 11:30 to 3:00 a.m. >> cal tran is getting ready to reopen high we 50 in the sierra ahead of schedule. the recent snowstorms slowed work there, but crews still managed to finish early, making the contractor eligible for a $600,000 bonus. crews are upgrading safety features along echo summit. the road to is open, and we're just around the corner from summer, but don't put away those snow skis just yesterday. yet. alpine med dose has just say announced -- alpine med dose has just announced it will reopen. with the record snowfall this

year, the resort is promising plenty of snow. good morning to you. a live look at bay point where we're dealing with a few high clouds out there. we've got cool conditions, very similar to how we woke up yesterday in many cases. most of us dealing with just a light breeze at this time, and the fog is stick around for some of us throughout most of the day. take a look at what's happening there. so in many cases, we will begin to see this burn off. by about 11:00 or so, most of us clearing out. despite the sunshine, we'll be a little cooler. explain why in just a moment. let's look at what is occurring along the coastline. we will continue to see this on the west side of the coast. 3:00 in the afternoon, still having a little trouble getting rid of it. as we move back into the evening hours, it only develops

and moves inland once again. so along the immediate coast, we may not see a decent clearing. look at your satellite view, gives you a good idea of what's going on. that's a very weak front here, this line, moving through the area. a trough beginning to build in over northern california. that there continue our onshore breeze. we will have winds anywhere from 10:00 to 20 miles an hour in the afternoon. our highs today will dip. we'll see temperatures wide spread upper 50s along the coast, wide spread 70s along our inland spots. 70 expected for napa today. pleasanton, 72. 66 is expected this afternoon in mountain view. 58 expected at half moon bay. 63 in santa cruz for the afternoon if you're headed out

for the big scavenger hunt they're doing out there today. temperatures will cool an additional five degrees or so in some areas inland by tomorrow. meanwhile, our coastline will remain cool for the second half of your weekend. monday, a very similar pattern. tuesday into wednesday, a ridge that will build in, but we still remain a few degrees below average for this time of year. all in all, not a bad-looking forecast, and no rain in the forecast, perhaps just a few sprinkles to the north hoff us in the higher -- north of us in the higher elevations expected tomorrow. the marriage problems and sex scandal involving her father not keeping katherine schwarzenegger away from the fun application eye. she was in town to receive an honor. her mother, maria shriver was in attendance as katherine received the girl four award. the award is given out by an

organization that helps underprivileged children. sheen is an author and activist and expressed disappointment about her parents' separation. graduate at st. mary's college will participate in commencementer is knowns. -- ceremonies. in red add two city, a famous musician delivered commencement address. will. i. am presented the -- will i am presented the address. >> i was on welfare. my friends are shot, my friends are are dead, my friends are in

prison, my friends are on drugs. i come from the same places that you guys come from. >> the program it was co- founded by loren powell-jobs, wife of microsoft ceo steve jobs. 7:42. time is running out to get your hats from england's wedding of the century. plus the honey noon is over for the royal couple, william and kate. what the island that hosted them had to say about their visit.

good morning to you. a beautiful look there across the bay area. overall is a nice-looking day. people living in turkey are assessing the damage this in the morning after a 5.9 magnitude earthquake. two people were killed and about two dozen others were injured. aftershocks have continued to rock the area since the quake hit thursday night. a mexican border city notorious for drug-related violence has seen a drop in the numbers. officials say murder rates have dropped in juarez. more than 30,000 people have died in drug-related violence in mexico in the last five

years. parts of folsom state prison are locked down this in the morning after the largest riot in 15 years. the riots started when the inmates began fight round 10:00 a.m. yesterday in the morning in the exercise yard. two up mates were stabbed multiple -- two inmates were stabbed bull tipple times. -- stab $multiple times. those two and 7 others were taken to the hospital for treatment. former minnesota governor tim pawlenty is expected to formally throw this hat into the gop presidential race ring. he is is expected to launch his campaign on monday. he will be making a series of

television appearances on monday. mitt romney is making his first campaign stop of the 2012 race in south carolina today. a former massachusetts governor has been laying the ground work for his second presidential bid for more than a year. san francisco's rank choice voting is constitutional. that's according to a federal appeals court ruling. fancy san francisco has used the runoff system since 2004. six residents sued, arguing that it allows candidates to win without getting a majority. in its rule, the 9th circuit court said there is no perfect election system. insurance firm aflac has signed a multi-year deal for the heisman trophy, to sponsor it. the government is confirming it is investigating companies that give out airline

flight and fare information. the justice department said it is looking at whether these companies are stifling competition and violating federal antitrust laws. some companies are already responding to the investigation. a spokesman from travel port limited said the company welcomes the inquiry, and is confident they comply with antitrust laws. >> for the first fame in decades, ktvu cameras were allowed inside the walls of napa state hospital. it the this comes in the wake of increasing concerns by both staff and patients about living and working in a dangerous environment. while in the hospital, we saw the spot where psychiatric technician was killed by a patient last fall. >> have an alarm system inside the buildings right now, but we have requested for a wireless system on the 138 acres of this campus. >> statistics show that on average, 10 people, three employees and seven patients are assaulted every day.

one man we talked to said his son is a patient of the hospital, and he's been attacked three times. items once owned by the you in a bomber are now being -- unabomber are now being auctioned off, and the fbi agent who helped apprehend him said the auction is disgraceful. he said that do skin ski had planned to blow up his cabinet and everything in it. >> i think the stuff ought to be put in an incinerator and burned. that's not somebody that i believe we should be glorifying. >> do skin ski was responsible for 16 different bombings that killed several and injured many others. so far there are two items

bringing in the highest bids. the first is his handwritten antitechnology manifesto. the lasted by was for $17,000. the other is the hoody and sunglasses he wore. the last bid on those items was $20,000. and now to a different on- line auction. there is only one more day to bid on the had worn by princess beatrice at the royal wedding. that went up for sale on ebay nine days ago. right now the highest bid is more than $120,000. all proceeds will go to unicef and another children's charity. the hat was custom made by a well-known british designer. well, the honeymoon is over for prince william and his bride, kate middleton. a statement from the island nation where they stayed said they were honored to have

hosted the two for a private holiday, and said the couple left happy and content. they are scheduled to visit california in july, but details of that visit have not yet been released. >> things got a little blue at the giants a's game last night, and it was just a preview of what will happen an lot of blue in san francisco this summer. >> we're looking forward to blue skies outside our door for the afternoon, but our temperatures will be a bit cooler. we'll take a look at what you can expect for the afternoon, leaving you with a live shot at san jose.

for the first time, the blue man group is in san francisco. they are known for their music, usually technology and exceedic show. >> we've been going on since

the late 80wise ask the show that's coming to see late 80s, and the show that's coming to san francisco involves a lot of our classics, and a lot of new stuff that hasn't been seen before. >> last night they performed the national anthem on pvc pipes at the giants game. the show will be at the golden gate theater. >> an infection that has killed several horses has been traced back to utah. the virus has been found in more than a dozen horses in california. the virus it was traced back to the national cutting horse association's western national championships. investigators say 54 horses from california attended the show and 15 came back sick. a berkeley woman is taking a bold step to fight her

foreclosure. she said she broke into the house she was evicted from and moved back in. her family has owned that home for 24 years. wells fargo foreclosed on her last december, and she was evicted. she said she took matters into her own hands. >> just imagine if everybody refused to move. what can they do. >> they can't put us all in jail. >> a wells fargo spokes man said they tried to work with dennis, but she did not qualify for a loan modification. she is suing wells far go on the lines that her loan was predatory. notably cooler, especially by tomorrow. we'll see a slight dip some in areas. a live look there at at&t park. if you are lucky enough to head to that game this afternoon, take your jacket.

struggling to get out of the 50s along the coastline today. our noontime numbers, we begin to see that switch where now the coast is sitting in the mid- upper 50s, and our inland spots warming to the 70s. 74 in the afternoon for some of our highs. upper 50s for areas like pacifica, half moon bay sitting at 57, 59 san francisco, and it's going to be breezy as well, especially coastside. wind to 20 miles an hour and gusting higher than that. 67 expected today in redwood city for the animal and pet parade going on there this afternoon. not a lot of change tomorrow. similar on monday, and is a

slight rebound on tuesday. back to you. today the amgen tour of california tour continues. it's the first mountaintop ending in the tour's history. it ends tomorrow in thousand oaks. >> animal kingdom will try to get closer to making history today. the three-year-old colt is favored to win the preakness states. if he wins the preakness, the colt will be one step away from the coveted triple crown. no horse has won the crown in 33 years. >> pg & e continues to perform high-pressure tests on local pipelines. >> and fighting for man's best friend. what hundreds of dog advocates will do today to protest a plan to ban their pets from some pay area beaches.

it's saturday may 21st, a quick check of your weekend first quarter right now with rosemary. >> waking up similar to yesterday. temperatures very similar as well. for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, although our temperatures will be cooler. we'll see a slight little dip for today. more so for tomorrow, and that will probably be more notable as we move through the second half of the weekend. we'll explain why, and take a look at those temperatures coming up. topping our news, san francisco police are investigating a violence incident on muni. they say a man was stabbed while on a mission district line. we have more on this investigate. >> reporter: it happened around 8:00 last night near this intersection where we're standing, and it happened on

one of the most popular bus routes in this neighborhood, muni's 14 mission. as early as 6:00, we've seen passengers standing shoulder to shoulder on the 14 mission bus. it is definitely a popular route. one of the drivers of to the buses this in the morning said she would like to see more security on her bus, especially after what happened yesterday. one man had to go to the hospital with stab wounds after san francisco police say a fight broke out between a group of men and women riding on the bus. the fern who was injured, we're told -- the person who was injured, we're told, is a 30- year-old man. we tonight know his condition this in the morning. but spokesman paul rose said there is some evidence that police will be looking in that their investigation. >> what we're doing right now is working with the police department to pull the video from the bus and get that video to the police department so they have all of the information they need to apreend him when they need to. >> so the good news ask there

is surveillance video nat was -- video that was working that night on the bus? >> yes, there is. >> reporter: according to police statistics, the 14 mission bus has the biggest problem with crime, making up about 8% of all of the crime incidents reported on muni. the 38 geary was the second most problematic bus, but the line's spokesman said this is common when dealing with a mass transit system in a big city like san francisco, and that his the muni is a safe system. police are investigating two overnight shootings. the first happened just after 8:00 last night in east oakland. about the same time, a second shooting was reported at 83rd avenue and d street. this is video from the scene of that first shooting on 90th. police say one victim here died

at the scene, another person walked into kiser hospital with gunshot wounds. officers say they are searching for four black males around 18 years old in connection to both of those shootings. we are now learning more about the suspects who shot and killed a man and oakland yesterday. four young black men were seen running from the scene. around 1:00 if the afternoon, they found one man who had been shot while doing yard work. homicide detectives say the motive was robbery. they are now looking at other cases in the area to see if the same suspects may be responsible. the world is expected to end at 6:00 p.m. toronto according to christian radio host harold camping who lives right here. this spot in the first time he has predicted the end of life as we know it. back in 1994, camping said the world would spend we would expect the second coming to have jesus.

critics say while they disagree with what he has to say, they do admire his conviction. >> i admire him to an extent, because i think he's a -- he's sincere, but the problem with him is he believing the bible is a source of knowledge. despite the fact that other parts of the world be standing strong, there are some in new york still purchasing for the end. believers in judgment day are out handing leaflets to commuters. they say if you don't belive in may 21st, you're not going to be let into heaven. one man actually spent $140,000 on bus and subwayed as to warn people about the end of the world. he said he will be in times square at 6:00 tonight when that destruction is expected to begin. >> high pressure tests in

antioch on the gas lines there. this is video of similar high- pressure tests that were conducted in mountainview last week. crews are usualing pressure gauges to find out in the pipeline has any weeks. this comes in the wake of the san bruno pipeline explosion last year. similar tests will be conducted in other areas. after two tough losses in vancouver, the sharks had to find another gear, and last night in game three of the western conference finals, they did just that. >> thornton, the four play, and it's a goal! >> san jose came opportunity to early on in "the tank" tacking on three goals, but the canucks battled back, taking advantage of a five-minute major against the sharks. they scored three in the third and got within 1 with about four minutes left. the sharks survived and took a much-needed game three by a

score of 4-3. >> i think were compose tonight, and we learned from sour last game. we sucked it up, took a deep breath and twenty back after it. >> that last five-minute penalty, i don't like the call, i thought it was a pretty -- i thought it was a good hockey hit, but we found a way to win, and that's all we needed. we just needed a win. >> fans on board with that. they're all about getting the big first someone win in the series. last night shark fans poured out of "the tank" with smiles and a lot of confidence. >> was a nail-biter, torture, but a good outcome. >> awesome! >> 17,000-plus filled "the tank" last night, and they're going to do itself again for game 4. the puck drops at noon tomorrow. at ktvu.com you'll find a

sharks system with a player roster, staff and more. hundreds of dog advocate expected to rally against a plan that would ban dogs from some bay area beaches. they will march from ocean beach to stern grove this in the morning. the plan would eliminate some off-leash dog-walking areas and would ban dogs entirely from some beach and hiking trails. good morning to you. a live look towards berkeley. congratulates to our cal grads today. it's going to be a nice one. a light jacket, be a few low clouds out there this in the morning. right now, a haze just out there for today. our temperatures now beginning to rebound. your satellite view, we have changes in store, but it won't be a huge change. just some subtle cooling for today. your satellite view, do you see

that line there? that's actually a weak front moving through. we have a draw beginning to build over northern california. northern california seeing a few sprinkles for today. we are going to remain dry, but it is going to continue to bring us that onshore breeze. the low clouds are with us in some cases this in the morning, and our air mass overall is going to begin to cool. we've got some of that cloud cover there burning off by about 11:00, looking pretty good. along the immediate coastline, could be a little tough. we there see it linger. by this evening, the rain around our area to the north and east of our spots. we have cool temperatures this in the morning, most of us sitting in the 50s at this point, and we do begin to see a nice little turn around. notice this green meaning we are sitting in the 60s, along the coastline will be with some shades of blue. by about noontime, still blue along the coast. wide spread 60s.

our bay area and inland spots now beginning to approach the 70-degree marker by the lunchtime hour. we'll see wide spread areas for the area for the second half of the day. along the coastline, though, we'll be struggling to get out of those 50s today. 59 expected for the afternoon high in san francisco. if you like it warm, head to napa, where it is expected to hit 70 this afternoon. san jose, a nice day, 68. extended forecast, today a little cooler than yesterday. tomorrow going to be even cooler. by the end of the weekend, we'll be well below average for this time of year, by 10 degrees or so in some cases. then a tweak ridge builds in place for tuesday. wednesday looks like we slide just a little bit. overall by the coast, upper 50s, low 60s, and for our inland spots, upper 60s, low 70s form the area. back to you. well, the first game of this year's bay bridge series

belongs to the giants. they were tied up when aubrey huff hit a game-ending single. there it goes to right field, scoring burris. that was the giants third straight win, the a's third straight loss. they will play again at 4:00 this afternoon. you can see that game right here on ktvu channel 2. >> and brian wilson turns 8 years old today. that's probably not the brian wilson you are thinking of. we're talking about the san francisco zoo's hippo which was named brian wilson. the hippo will be give special treats during the celebration this weekend. the pitcher we haven't be at the festivities today, but zoo officials hope he'll be able to swing by sometime this summer. towns along the mississippi river continue deal with floods this morning.

we'll take a live report of how businesses are coping where homes and businesses are under water. here is a live look at traffic on the golden gate bridge. there it goes. there's the sunshine this morning. things are actually moving smoothly out there. there we go. beautiful shot out there. we'll be right back. we spend a lot of time together.

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a slight cool down for the afternoon. a medical examiner is working to identify human remains found buries in a backyard. police made the discovery yesterday in a home east of los angeles. the remains are a number of years old. the man who actually led deputies to the home is now under arrest and being held on $1 million pail. some towns along the mississippi river are still inundate with floodwaters. >> but there's still an effort to keep a sense of normalcy. elizabeth, we checked in with you last time. i'm amazed by how well people are dealing with this, considering how long this road is. >> reporter: absolutely. a lot of these residents here tell us that they're used to living near a river, and they know that floods do occur. however, this magnitude is something that people who is lived here for 50, 60 years have never seen before.

the watt level is supposed to crest today, but people who live here said that the level has already begun to drop a little bit. if we pain cross this neighborhood, you can see that for people who live in these homes, it's simply devastating, and they'll say that's an understatement. this house you're looking at now, an 84-year-old man lives there. he comes down every day to take a living at his home. he raised 12 children in that house. that home is at a low point in the row, and that's on 11-foot stilts. fred jones has lived in his home. you can see he took drastic measures to keep that home try. we did speak with some local business owners, and they're safe, because they're sitting on about a 100-foot bluff. they'll be the first to tell you that people simply aren't

coming, for very obvious reasons. >> elizabeth, i know that they're come bagging to check on their homes, and it's great the water has been dropping, but they've been under watt err for so long, are the plans to demolish or rebuild? what's the plan? >> reporter: well, the fact of the matter is this water has been at a very high level for a long time, and we have received reports that this water is putrid. you can actually smell that this water is not necessarily the cleanest. we know it's been carrying debris for miles, so it's certainly an issue of not just a clean up and dry out for many of these people it's a repair and rebuild. we spoke with several residents who have flood insurance, others don't. these people have a very long road ahead. you're right, this water has been high for days, even weeks, and it's not very clean water, like i mentioned.

it is, in fact, quite putrid. >> thanks very, elizabeth. >> time now is 8:17. runaway barges force the coast guard to shut down a five-mile stretch of the surging, mississippi river. several barges broke loose yesterday, one barge carrying sulfuric acid. no one was injured and no chemicals were spilled. the case is under investigation, so no determination has been made as to whether this is related to high water. >> the coast guard says this is the second time in a week barges have gotten loose in that area. it's an area where historic river conditions have forced heightened restrictions. six people were killed after a suicide bomber targeted a military hospital in afghanistan. it happened in kabul in a tent where medical students were eating lunch. 23 other people were wounds in the explosion, the taliban has

already claimed responsibility for this attack. also overnight, american student amanda knox broke down and declared her innocence to an as court in lit. she was accused of sexually assaults and murdering her british roommate. she said that nothing is more important than finding the truth. independent experts are now reviewing dna evidence and are expected to have results back by june 30th. opening arguments in the trial of a florida mother accused of killing her two-year- old daughter will begin on tuesday. it took 11 days to pick them, but a jury has now been sworn in, but the process was not without controversy. >> you're talking about someone's life, and -- >> (indiscernible). >> that outburst came while the judge was questioning a potential juror who was then excused, and the woman who interrupted was escorted out of

are the courtroom. 25-year-old casey anthony is accused of killing her two-year- old daughter caylee who disappeared in 2008. her body was found five months later. the jurors will be sequestered for the duration of the trial, which could last 8 week. >> items belonging to the unabomber are up for auction, and the former fbi agent who help aid rest him is not happy about it. this is retired agent knoll with the you in a bomber in 2006 after he and other agents lured him out of his cabin. his belongings are for sale now. >> i think the stuff ought to be put in an insin rater and burned. that's not somebody that i believe we should be glorifying. >> the unabomber was spin for 16 different bombings that kill lead to people and injured 23 others. the auction will run through june 2nd at a government site.

the first item bringing in the highest bid is this manny fess tow. the lasted by was for $17,000. the other is the hoody and sunglasses he wore. last bid on those items, a $20,000. >> a mexican border city notorious for drug-related buy violence is seeing a drop in murders. murders dropped from an average to 11 a day to about 4 in the fast six months in juarez. more than 30,000 people have died in drug-related violence in mexico in the last five years if. the former international monetary fund chief is out on bound. yesterday dominic posted his $6 million bail in new york. right now he is on house arrest and staying somewhere near ground zero until permanent housing is found. he is awaiting charges that he raped a hotel made. the crew of the space shuttle endeavorer is taking a very close look at a damaged

tile this morning, but first, they experienced something no astronaut ever has. >> looking forward to a spring- like forecast in time for your weekend, all no our temperatures cooler than what we've seen lately. we'll take a look at what you can expect, coming up.

the coast guard has suspended its search for a sailor who had gone for a swim thursday afternoon at dell marr

people. military police say they saw the man? get swept out to sea. a coast guard helicopter and patrol both searched form nearly 24 hours before the search was called off. >> astronauts are finishing up their examination of a damaged tile to the heat shield. nasa said the inspection is being done out of caution, and investigators do not think it will be a problem for the space shuttle endeavor. they received some encouragement from the vatican this morning, the pope called them. was the first ever papal call to space. time now is 8:25. if you want to get outside, maybe the sooner the better, because it will be cooling down, so says rosemary. >> good morning to you. we'll be breezy today and tomorrow as well. when that breeze begins to blow, you night need your jacket, because the air will be

cool. giving you a look outed of doors where we have just a haze and partly cloudy skies. we should be mostly sunny along the coastline they will be a little bit more stubborn, it could stick around for most of the day. partly cloudy skies for your lunch time, divide-spread 50s for the coast, sitting in the 70s inland. if you are going to the game today, bring a jacket, because it will be a cool one out there. our temperatures anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees below the average for this time of year. only getting into the upper 60s for our inland spots, and then we'll hold on to this trend through wednesday and thursday, while we too see a slight rebound on tuesday. back to you. in redwood city, a famous

musician delivered the key note speech to shy school students getting ready for college. will. i. am gave the -- will .i .am of the black eye peas gave the speech. >> i was on welfare, my friends were shot, my friends are dead, my friends are in prison, my friends are on drugs. i come from the same places that you guys come from. >> the program was co founded by the wife of apple ceo steve jobs, and this year a hundred percent of the college track students are graduating from high school, 90% have been accepted to college. another equipment problem for the oakland police department. why hundreds of officers had to turn in their new guns. >> and how muni officials are responding the in the morning to the latest violence.

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good morning, and welcome back. >> we again this in the morning with the investigation into a stabbing on muni. san francisco police are now looking at surveillance video from the incident. alley is live with more on what happened. >> reporter: well, that surveillance video is a key piece of evidence that san francisco police will be looking at later today in connection with their investigation. this happened on one of the

most popular routes in the mounds system, we're talking about the 14 mission bus. it is a very popular route. police say was on this line around 8:00 last night that a fight broke out on the bus. san francisco police say that fight was between two groups of then and women riding on the bus. one man suffered multiple stab wounds and lacerations to the head. earlier this morning, one of the drivers of one of the 14 mission buses told us she wants better security on these buses after what happened last night, and several passengers we talked to who regularly led the line say they don't feel safe on that bus. >> if i can avoid it, i avoid the 14. >> there's a lot of crime and robberies and stuff, a lot of drunk people at night trying to argue with the driver. >> we're going to have to deal with the safety issues of the city in a city this large, and

while we feel that muni is a safe system. >> reporter: that onboard bus fight happened last night at this intersection. police say anyone who they have witnessed the fight or saw one of the suspects running from the scene is urged to give police a call. the 14 mission bus is one of the most crime-riddled buses in the region. it is the most problematic bus in the system. >> it's judgment day, and the world is expected to end later this evening. that's' according to oakland- based christian radio host harold camping. he said a series of large earthquakes will destroy the world at 6:00 p.m. in the various time zones. right now other parts of the world are moving on to may

22nd, having survive $their own judgment day. so far there have been no reports of any devastation. >> oakland residents are calling for an improved relationship between the community and there's no. officers say there has been a spike in shootings because of a feud between two different groups. there was an officer involved fatal shoots on wednesday night. after receiving information that a violent crime was about to happen, police responded to curran avenue. when they any rived shots were fired if. >> they have to let us help with them, they have to stop shooting us and thinking we're the villains. >> mayor jean quan said she wants to here more police officers and also get police out of the cars and interacting with residents, but many say that living with the gunfire is just a part of life. they say moving out of oakland is their own option. hundreds of oakland police officers had to pull their guns and run them back to police

headquarters. they were there in the middle of switching to a new generation of glock handguns this week, when they discovered that some of the side arms malfunctioned during a training session yesterday. the problem comes just a couple of months after many officers reported their radios were not working. >> is this frustrating? is it embarrassing? >> it's a little bit of both, but, like i said, we have to deal with it. >> the department says the public was not at any time in danger, and no weapons malfunctioned while officers were on duty. officers will use their old side arms while the new ones are being repaired. >> today mayor jean quan will be speaking to residents in east oakland about how to improve the city. it will be the last of seven town hall meetings, it will be held at noon. parts of the folsom state prison near sacramento are on lockdown this in the morning following a riot that began when inmates started to fight in the exercise yard yesterday

in the morning. guards fired tear gas and a warning shot to quell the violence. six inmates were taken to hospitals. two were seriously injured with multiple stab wounds. officials say dozens of other inmates had minor injuries. no guarders staff members were hurt. >> san francisco police want your help to track down a hit- and-run driver who left a bicyclist seriously injured. police sent us this surveillance picture of the driver's car. it's described as a gray nissan four-door with damage to the passenger side miles per hourer. here is a clearer look of a similar car. if you have on information, you're asked to call san francisco police. >> a san leandro police officer is being accused of misconduct. yesterday officer jason fredriksson appeared in court. price say he gave more than a pound of marijuana to a woman to sell. police say he did it because he was romantically involved with her. he has been on administrative

leave since march. his defense attorney says the charges against him will not hold. >> it's simply one person making a mistake in judgment and getting involved with somebody he shouldn't have gotten involved with. >> the police chief said it's not clear where the marijuana came from. she also said he it appears he sacked alone and no other officers were involved. right now fredriksson is free on $40,000 bail. his wife, who is a dispatcher with the san leandro, has also been placed on leave, but is not being criminally investigated. >> former governor arnold schwarzenegger created harvey milk day. dan white killed milling and then san francisco mayor in november of 1978. tomorrow would have been harvey milks 81st birthday. steel from the world trade

center will soon be in napa. it's going to be used in a 9-11 memorial that will be constructed in downtown. it is one piece of many pieces of steel from the site distributed around the world. you can get an up close look of the beams, as well as enjoy food and music tonight. >> a nice-looking day in store for us on this saturday, giving you a live look from our roof cam where you can see we are dealing with low louds out there this morning in some cases high clouds as well. overall as we move through the weekend, you'll notice that we're cooling down a little from what we saw earlier in the week. and we're a little breezy in some cases. anywhere from 10 to 15 minor reported in some areas. you can see the high clouds in

the distance. santa rosa started in the 40s this in the morning, now 51 degrees. 54 in oakland. mid-50s in san jose. the a.m. clouds back with us this morning. they'll be back again tomorrow. overall in the bay area expected to see wide spread 60s for today. a few degrees cooler than what's we saw on friday. it's a trough that is actually beginning to progress over the northern california area. that is bringing us just continued cooldowns then on- shore breeze, not going to give that up. for today, dealing with those low clouds, by 11:00 or so, looks like confined to just the coastline. passcyfy do, probably cloudy to partly cloudy skies through the

afternoon today. by tonight things begin to move inland once again. highs 70s today in the inland area. 74 in antioch. closer to the coast, we begin to cool. 63 oakland, berkeley, 59 in san francisco for the afternoon out there along the golden gate area, if you're headed out for the big children's dance and food festival, it's going to be a cool one. make sure you have jackets for the kids. upper 60s in san jose. the extended forecast, not going to budge a whole lot. we're going to continue to cool for tomorrow, even cooler than today, especially our inland areas, and come monday, more of the same. tuesday into wednesday, we rebound just a little bit on tuesday, but overall our pattern very similar. a week of -- a ridge of high pressure, a weak one, will be in place, and that's what we should expect now through about wednesday. if you are getting out for today, we have v your day planner coming up in just a few moments. >> well, the amden tour of

california continues today. this is the first true mountain top finish in amgen tour history. the event ends tomorrow in thousand oaks. >> high we 50 is expected to open ahead of expect. it should reopen this afternoon, tentatively scheduled to reopen this afternoon. crews managed to finish early, making the contractor eligible for a $600,000 bonus. crews are upgrading safety features along echo sum it in. the highway conducts sacramento to south lake tahoe. >> the transit district's board of directors have canceled next week's hearing that was supposed to declare a fiscal emergency. we reported the agency was facing a $56 million shortfall. however, a new budget projection that takes into account cost-cutting measures shows sir applies for the next

few years. >> a berkeley woman fights foreclosure. the unusual step she is is taken -- she has taken after being evicted from our home. -- from her home.

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look from san rafael, a cloudy start there. feel living in turkey are assessing the damage this morning after a 5.9 magnitude earthquake. two people were killed and about two dozen others injured. aftershocks have continued to rock that area since the quake hit thursday night. most of the up to where the quake is centered is still without power. >> palestinians are preparing to approach the united nations to seek recognition of a palestinian state in the west bank according to one senior official who told the associated press israel is not a partner for piece. president obama met with us raylee prime -- israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. the prime minister said his country is willing to make concessions, but that the cannot cannot go back to the borders before the six-day war. >> while israel is prepared to

make generous compromises for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines, because these lines are indefensible. >> he said they can't go back to the pre-war borders, because the land seized provides security to the jewish state. >> the plane of a missing napa winery owner has been sound. this is in the eldorado national forest. authorities in the area say the body of 78-year-old robert brown was also found at that crash site. brown left a south lake tahoe airport on wednesday headed for tracy. police say it appears he died as a result of the high speed impact crash. now, brown was the owner of cleavage creek winery in napa. he opened that winery after his 25 of 48 years died of breast

cancer and proceeds from each bottle is sent for cancer research, and each bottle contains the name and picture of a breast cancer survivor. >> there were increasing concerns by staff and patients about live examining & working in a dangerous environment. while in the hospital, we saw the and of expect spot at the napa state hospital. changes are underway to improve the safety of the hospital. >> have an alarm system inside the buildings right now, but we've requested for a wireless system on the 138 acres of this campus. >> statistics show that on offering 10 people, three employee employees and seven patients, are assaulted every day. one man we spoke to said his son is a patient at the hospital, and he has been attack lead to times. now hospital officials are considering moving their more dangerous patients to different facilities. they have also requested funding for soothe 10 police officer.

>> one man is recovering after crashing his hang glide entire a cliff. yesterday afternoon a witness called for help after seeing the man crash in san francisco. emergency crews found him hanging upside down, about 70 feet down from the side of the cliff. they say he was conscious and complaining 0 pain. it took about 30 minutes to free him, and he was then taken to a local hospital. >> a san francisco police officer has some words of encouragement for the man of injured giants fan brian toe. back in 2002, he was involved in an accident with two police cars. one officer it was killed, and he spent several days in a co in a. neurosurgeons had to temporary relieve parted of his skull to relieve swelling on his brain. now the same neurosurgeon is working to-wit stow who was beaten outside of courages stadium in march. >> nick it was actually a research project as part of our trials for brain oxygen monitoring. brian is really more in a

recovery phase than an acute face which nick it was in. >> he said he had to relearn everything from talking to walking, but that it is possible to have a successful outcome. he said it is important to remain positive no matter what. >> a berkeley woman is taking a bold step to fight her foreclosure. tanya dennis said she decided to break back into the home she was foreclosed on. her family has owned the home for 24 years. wells fargo foreclosed on her last september, and she was evicted. she took matters into her own hands about a month later. >> just imagine if everybody refused to move. what can they do? they can't put us all in jail, they can't throw us all out in the street. >> a wells fargo spokesman said that they tried to work with dennis, but that she didn't

qualify for a reworking of nylons. dennis is suing wells fargo fashion over predatory loaning. herman cain is expected to announce his run for the 2012 presidential election today in atlanta. the 65-year-old has been traveling around the country for months to introduce himself to voters. he has never held elected office. former minnesota governor tim pawlenty is also expected to formally throw his hat into the ring. an aide for pawlenty said he will make the official announce independent -- it was on monday. he launched his presidential exploratory committee two months ago. mitt romney is making his first campaign stop of the 2012 race in south carolina today. a former massachusetts governor has been laying the ground work for his second presidential bid for more than a year. romney also ran for the gop nomination in 2008. >> san francisco's rank choice voting is constitutional.

that's according to a federal appeals court. san francisco has used the instant runoff system since 2004 to elect the mayor, supervisors, and other city officials. six residents sued. it allows candidates to win without a majority, was their argument. an infection that has killed at least 7 horses across several states has caused the cancellation of several shows right here in california. the state department of food and agriculture confirms the shyly contagious equine herpes virus has been found in more than a dozen horses in california. the virus it was traced back to a horse show in utah, which dozens of california horses attended. the last big outbreak of the disease was back in 2006 when the six horses died in florida. >> the government is now confirming it is investigating companies who give out airline flight and fare information. the justice department said it is looking into whether these companies are stifling

competition and violating federal antitrust laws. some companies are already responding to the investigation. a spokeswoman from travel port limited said the company welcome this inquiry, and is confident they complied with antitrust laws. >> well, the famous blue man group is about to start a run of shows in san francisco. what you can expect from their first ever bay area visit. >> if you like it warm, perhaps head inland to the afternoon. we'll look sat who is expected to number to be the warmest for today, and where you may need a jacket.

shell has say announced plans to built a floating gas refinery that will be the largest floating object in the world. this animation shows a model of the facility, which will be called pry laud. it will be stationed off the coast of australia, and will start operating in 2017. the floats refinery will be capable of processing the natural gas equivalent of 110,000 barrels of oil per day. >> well, a heisman trophy has a new sponsor. aflac has signed a multi-year deal with the trophy given each year to college football's most outstanding player. animal kingdom will try to get closer to making history today. the three-year-old colt is favored to win today's preakness steaks. if he wins preakness, the colt

will be one step away from the coveted triple crown which no horse has develop in 33 years if. >> the honeymoon has come to an end for prince william and his pride, kate middleton. a statement from the island where they stayed said the couple has left after a 10-day vacation. they said they that they are honored to have hosted the two, they left happy and content. details of the coming visit to california have not been released. >> you have a chance to bid on the infamous hat worn by princess beatrice at the wedding. it twin up on ebay just nine days ago. we just checked and more than 100 bids have the price up no nearly $130,000. all of the proceeds will go to unicef and soothe children's charity. >> hair odds has a new item on the part in.

it's a super yacht, and the cost is $19 million. the fares model with six dex hit the $100 million mark, but the high price is apparently not turning people away. >> we have had a couple of customers who have literally just walked past, seen what we have on display, and some serious conversations are now taking place, either for purchasing the yacht, or for a long weekend charter. >> the company that neighbors those yachts said buyers shouldn't be eager to get out on the model, so of those models can take up to three years to build. the company is hoping this is going to renew interest in the yachting industry which has been beat by the recession. >> well, the blue men are bringing their show to san francisco for the very first time. the trio of three men painted in blue makeup is known for her music, unusual technology and exceedic show it is and the group's creative director said

they are pulling out all the stops for this guy area visit. >> we have been going since the late 80s, and the show that's coming to san francisco is kind of a greatest hits of all of our stuff. it has some of the classics, the pieces everybody wants to see, and then some new stuff that hasn't been seen before. >> last night the group performed the national anthem on pvc pipes at the giants game. opening night for their san francisco show is wednesday, may 25th. it will run through tuesday, june 19th at the golden gate theater. >> let's check with rosemary for a last check on the weather. ? a good-looking day. we'll be cooler tharp what we have seen lately, though, temperatures sitting if the 50s right now. we're going to have an afternoon breeze. winds anywhere from 10 to 20 smiles per hour, and for the second half of the day, temperatures expected to roll back just a bit. 70 for napa this afternoon.

still feeling pretty good. our inland spot, 73 at concord, but close to the coast it could be a little chilly. 39 degrees in san francisco. with the twins, it could be a cool one. tomorrow we'll be well below average by this time 0 year, for almost 10 degrees for our inland spot, and a similar parent heading into next tweak. >> june is like 10 days asway. unbelievable. >> that's going to do it for us on this saturday morning. have a good day, everyone. >> good-bye. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride

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