. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 on ktvu channel. flowers in the water as sailors from around the bay area remember five colleagues lost at sea. good evening i'm ken wayne, heather holmes is off tonight. a moving memorial on the water for the five sailors lost near the farallone islands last week. eric rasmussen was among the hundreds who watched the tribute to those lost. >> reporter: ken, that ceremony ended about two hours ago here in belvedere cove. boats came from all over bay area to be part of the

procession and here onshore we were given a special video station to tune in our truck so we could hear how the victims were being honored. on a near perfect afternoon, people gathered on boats and on the shore to remember loved ones lost doing what they loved. >>elmer morrissey. >> reporter: a single shotgun blast honored each could not be saved arch their sailboat capsized during a race near the farallone i'lls islands a week ago. nick vos was engaged to alexis bush, one of the fight of lost, including mark kasanin, jordan fromm. we watched as sharon gourd

threw flowers for the victims. others told us that this memorial was a fitting way for the entire community to mourn and heal. >> it's really nice that they are doing that and what a day to be remembered , right? >> reporter: some boats remained on water tonight, even after the sun went down. so far only one of the victims' bodies that of mark kasanin has been recovered. live in tiburon, eric rasmussen ktvu channel 2 news. >> the low speed chase remains on the rocks from the farallone, crews have been waiting for the right weather conditions to recover the boat and want to make sure things are just right so they don't harm the environment at the same time. firefighters worked to put

out a suspected car arson around 7:30 tonight on san leandro. a shooting in oakland left a man dead. investigators say a police shot spotter picked up shots fired this morning of they say the victim ran to a home and banged on the door for help. people inside called 911, but the young man denied at the scene. police say the victim was not carrying identification, and there have been no arrests. also in oakland the highway patrol took four people into custody following a high-speed chase that started in walnut creek. the highway patrol says officers tried to stop this red sedan for erratic driving on interstate 680 last night.

the chase made from 680 interstate 980 at speeds up to 120 miles per hour. authorities say the driver crashed into a fire hydrant on west grand avenue where he and three passengers were taken into custody. a 27-year-old man from san bruno was killed this morning in san francisco with his motorcycle hit the center kid divide on southbound highway 101. officers shut down the freeway between the octavio boulevard and van ness exits. the motorcyclists a name is not being released until his family is notify. today was a day that had just about everyone talking about the weather. it was clear, sunny and very warm. ktvu's john saki shows us how some people enjoyed all of the sunshine. >> reporter: lunch al fresco was on the meno today, but the shade was critical. >> i'm enjoying every second of it. >> reporter: at nearby cold stone creamery,

the heat had people lining up for ice cream. these kids sure relished their treats. >> so you like it being this hot? >> umum. >> reporter: why? >> because we get to have shaved ice and it's kind of like cold and it's a hot day. >> reporter: little league was in full swing at the chabot recreation center in oakland. >> it's fanttastic. it's a great day. >> reporter: the oakland high was 82 degrees, ideal for this parent, especially with the stormy weather. >> it was really nice. >> reporter: one of the airs coolest spots still looked more like hawai'i. baker beach in san francisco was the place to be for hundreds of people. >> it's an incredible day. >> reporter: these tourists got engaged in the city on thursday and know they picked the best time to visit. >> it's

wonderful out here. >> reporter: the cold ality of more stormy weather next week reminds people that summer has yet to arrive in the bay area. in pleasant hill, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. we sure did enjoy some summer-like heat, didn't we? and for some, the best part of that summer-like heat the summer nights. still mild out there. look at stormtracker 29 shades of yellow and orange indicates 70s out. 64 degrees in san francisco. so cooling off a little bit. san francisco saw the warmest day it has seen in about six months, the warmest day in 2012. 74 degrees livermore at this hour. we are going to begin to see some changes. i want to show you the winds. this is sort of a prelude what is to come.

by tomorrow we have a deeper marine layer an the onshore breeze is back and our temperatures will take a huge fall. i will show you what you can expect for your sunday and the week ahead coming up. thank you, rosemary, you can always find the forecast on your mobile device or by going to ktvu.com and clicking on the weather tab at top. dozens of searchers battled the heat in the latest search for missing south bay teenager sierra lamar. ktvu's cara liu has had report. >> good girl, c'mon. let's go. >> peggy thompson and sage walked through coyote creek trying to catch a scent. >> good girl, c'mon. i know it's a little deep. you can do it. >> reporter: hoping to turn up new clues to help find sierra lamar. >> we have had a lot of poison oak, ticks. they have seen three rattlesnakes already today. >> reporter: they joined search-and-rescue team members from around the

bay. their mission to hit hard to reach areas like hillsides and rock formations between morgan hill and gilroy. >> we have conducted searches, but didn't focus on areas outside of flat lands. so if search-and-rescue member is confronted with rocks and hillside theorize ready to repel and do rock climbing if they have to. >> reporter: over at the volunteer center, more than 80 first-timers joined many more returning volunteers. >> i'm a parent myself. so i think this is everybody parent as worst nightmare. >> sierra is everybody's daughter and that is just the testimony of how people are really feeling out there. and that really gives us hope. >> reporter: this weekend marks the beginning of week 6 in the search for sierra lamar. >> i can't believe it's been that much time. everyday it gets -- it just gets harder. >> reporter: the family wanted to thank all

the folks who helped to pass out 4,000 fliers today, including at oakridge mall and gilrey outlets and wanted to thank bart, which put up 200 fliers their cars this week. investigators remain tight- lipped about the new leads they announced on monday. the only hint it came from lab results from the evidence that has already been collectedful they are hopeful it will lead to a suspect. sort 'after sierra lamar disappeared investigators pound found a bag, clothing and cell phone that belonged to her. another search is planned for tomorrow morning. in san joaquin county mourners paid their respects to a young woman who disappeared 14 years ago and whose remains were found this year we a map tran by a notorious serial killer. it was in november of 1998 that 25-year-old cindy vanderheiden

disappeared. wesley shermantine and herzog were convicted of killing her, but her remains were not discovered in until this year. vanderheiden's family says the discovery of her remains have helped them heal. >> thank you everybody that we know for their prayers and thoughts. >> shermantine is on death-row and loren herzog killed himself in january. authorities released no, ma'am of a carjacking suspect killed by sheriff's deputies last night. the sacramento county coroner office identify the suspect as 8-year-old jimmy lee graves. authorities say he barricaded himself last night where he shot at officers and set fire to the unit. sheriff's deputies shot graves, who was on i second floor balcony, so firefighters could enter the building and put out the fire there. >> an update on the story we

told you about last night a pga spokesperson confirmed that a 55-year-old man died after he tries to move downed power lines in san mateo. the man was driving down south norfolk street around 630 when pg&e says he spotted the downed line. he was electrocuted when he touched the lines. he was taken to stanford hospital where he was pronounced dead. the man's name has not been released. nadia lockyer is offering insight to her resignation. >> i don't want like the word "victim," but someone who didn't realize how to heal from what i went through the last year. >> in an exclusive interview, lockyer says it's time to focus

on her family. lockyer has been embroiled in a scandal involving allegations of physical abuse by an ex- boyfriend, drug use, embarrassing e-mails and reported sex tape. her husband, state treasurer bill lockyer says he fully support his wife's decision to resign. charles cal colson the man once known as the evil genius of president nixon's administration has died a. former marine captain and hard driving lawyer, calson was brought to the white house has nixon's special counsel during the watergate era. he once said he would walk over his grandmother to get the president elected to a second term. it was his effort to discredit ellsberg and the break-in into ellsberg psychiatrist that led to him spending seven months in prison. >> it was the worst blow to be indicted because he was so proud as a marine officer and proud to serve my country and flag-waving patriot and i end up in a courtroom and it's the

united states of america versus charles w. colson and that was like a hot knife stabbing me. >> before his prison time he became a born again christian. he founded the prison fellowship ministries. colson died from complications from a brain hemorrhage. he was 80 years old. the secret service scandal may be far from done. what could bring two rival soccer teams with one goal in mind? i had introduce you to one special girl coming up. >> it's all about saving the environment for all living thing. thousands of volunteers today participating in earth day workday. we'll show you what they are doing.

. a top ranking republican wants to know if the white house staff members had any involvement in the secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. in i letter to the secret service certainty grassley asked whether white house staffers and the white house office of advance in scheduling may be involved in the controversy. meanwhile leading democrats are defending how the president hammed the matter. >> he think he is doing enough. i think he acted decisively and he had stripped them of their security clearance. and he suspended them.

>> so far six members of secret service have either been fired or quit as a result of this scandal. the defense attorney representing george zimmerman, the man accused of sergeant murder for the death of trayvon martin visited hesitate client in jail today. mark o'mara is working out the logistics of finding a safe play for zimmerman to stay. >> no later than the middle of the week. i just don't know. >> zimmerman spoke publicly about the shooting and told martin's parents he was sorry about the loss of his son and thought he was wearing a bulletproof vest. a judge set bail at $150,000. >> noelle walker is in san ramon to tell us that the teams are united in trying to help a

10-year-old girl's battle with a rare form of cancer. >> reporter: stanford won the game 1-0, but what happened on the field is really secondary to the reason they were all here, to raise money for the little girl who played soccer, too and determined not to let cancer put her on the sidelines. a packed stadium, check. novelties check, the festive atmosphere was inspired by one special girl named breezy. >> i think it's great that community is so supportive. last year ktvu anchor julie haener introduced to breezy, who made the decision to have her leg amputated in

hopes of fulfilling her dreams of being an elite athlete. >> she was pretty resolute with idea was going to be okay. >> reporter: breezy has an entire community behind her, everyone came out to support her as she led an olympic-like procession into the stadium. >> welcome all of you. >> reporter: the cal-stanford game was the headliner, but breezy was the reason why cal coach offered to play the game here. >> when i hit her i was so inspired by her. >> i know it's going to take a couple of years and i have to get used to the prosthetic and learn how to do things differently. i'm ready to get started. >> reporter: now by example breezy is helping other can is with her same kind of cancer. he talked with one 9-year-old boy, ashton carter who says seeing breezy and how well she

is doing makes him think he will be okay too. in dublin a day to celebrate the development and growth of some very special little people. the school of imagination and happy talkers held a free screening for children with special needs, such as autism and developmental delays. the event offered parents and caregivers confidential assessment, advice and service referrals for preschool and kindergarten-aged children. san francisco representative nancy pelosi was honored today as she marks 25 years in congress. the celebration was held at the national aids grove in golden gate park. representative pelosis was a driving force to celeb the grove in 1996. organizers say pelosi has work tirelessly to fund research to find a cure for the disease. wal-mart is defending itself after reports that it tried to coverp a bribery

scandal in mexico. according to the new york times, wal-mart hushed up internal reports that $24 million in bribes were paid out by executives to quickly obtain permits to build stores in mexico. in a statement, wal-mart said, "it takes compliance with the law very seriously." wal-mart is growing rapidly in mexico and now that country's largest private employer with more than 200,000 employees. tomorrow is earth day, but plenty of people in the bay area already have a head start on efforts to clean-up their corner of the planet. lorraine blanco shows us why volunteers are so important in times of budget cuts. >> reporter: it's an earth day workday. from oakland firefighters, clearing out low-dry brush in the hill or highlands area to prevent wildfires to the little guys weeding and connecting with nature. >> it's a baby snail.

oakland recruited about 4,000 volunteers to spend their sunny saturday cleaning and greening at 96 locations across the area. >> i figured it would be nice to help my neighborhood and community. >> reporter: because of budget cuts a lot of this important work wouldn't get done without the volunteer force. they are moving non-native plants and cleaning creeks and building new paths. mayor jean quan says the cutting-edge restoration program serbs as a model for other cities. >> i have lost about 40% of our park maintenance people over the last three or four budget cycles and if we didn't have days like this, and the ongoing weekend work, these works would not look as good as they do today. >> reporter: one of the big attractions is these rescue turtles. they are here to remind us what earth day is all about. out in this creek. >> we have lots of animals, we have turtles and native trout and birds of prey, and we want to make sure our animals are well-taken care of. >> reporter: when you see today's turnout,

this city is on the right path. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a group of haas business school students is raffling off new chevy volt. they choose the volt as a grand prize because it was developed in part by haas school alumnus bill lutz. and fighting crime in the future, see how local communities are turning to mathematics to get a jump on criminals. on the heels of a very warm afternoon, cooler air is headed to the bay area. look at what you can expect for your sunday coming up.

. the u.s. security council voted to increase

the number of observers in syria to 300 and called on government officials to immediately stop the violence that as been escalating since a ceasefire broke down a week ago. >> reporter: up to 300 unarmed military observers now heading to syria as part of a new resolution unanimously adopted by the un security council. the step the latest intended to finally stop 13 months of violence at hands of president bashar al-assad government. >> the regime has unleash another wave of horrific violence against its own people, resulting in the death of scores of syrians daily. >> reporter: the move comes as a small team of 30 un monitors already onon the ground were allowed back into the city of homs for the first time in weeks. additional mother's will be joining them to track the progress of a fragile week-old ceasefire agreement. russian officials

regards an ally of damascus emphasizing this is the only strategy. >> this is the only strategy to revert the cycle of violence in syria and which can allow the syrians themselves to work out the political arrangements for the future. >> reporter: un leaders calling on the syrian government and opposition to implement the 6- point peace plan drafted by kofi annan. >> let there be no doubt we are al lies and others in this body are planning and preparing for those actions that will be required ever all of us in the al assad regime persists in the slaughter of its people. >> reporter: the international community is also looking at ways of getting humanitarian aid to syria.

in new york, arthel neville. >> in bahrain human right at visits say it feels look a war- zone as government forces respond with force to anti- government protesters. the protest reportedly intensified today as the body of man killed overnight in clashes with security forces was found on a roofer top. the protests comes at country prepares for the formerrual one grand prix race. bahrainian formers are confident that the race will go on as scheduled. in amsterdam, a train collision left dozens hurt, but so far no reports of any deaths. a fleet of ambulances took more than 130 people to nearby hospitals. early reports indicate that 506 them were seriously injure. no bord on how the two trains ended up on the same track. many mexico, new fears today about possible eruptions

from a large volcano outside mexico city. this morning the volcano known as popeo, emittedded a low- pitched roar and spit out ash clouds and fragments of glowing rock. people in a nearby village say they were arena per second a window-rattling series of eruptions. the last eruption forced thousands to evacuate. music filled the streets of foreman's mission district for the annual cesar chavez parade and festival. the free day long event marked 50 years of the united farmworkers union founded by chavez. first the parade honored the late labor leader, and offered entertainment including dance, music and even some horses on display. math to solve crime and see how a local community is getting scientific with the hope of preventing crime in the future. and under new management? the big-name group that is looking it take control of the oakland coliseum.

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. imagine what a police department could accomplish if it had a computer program that could predict crime? as dan simon reports a local police department is using a program that attempts to do just like. >> reporter: in the moff "minority report orient tom cruise tracks down would-be criminals in the year 2024. police in santcrews california santa cruz california are using an anglerix to predict crime before it happens. >> people tend to burglarize the same area more than once or the same time of the day or same days of the week. >> reporter: the program generates hotspot maps and lets know officers

know when an where it's likely to occur. >> ov% likelihood of a residential burglary. >> are police departments facing budget cuts across the country, the system geffs them another tool to fight crime. >> since 2000 we lost about 20% of our overall staff, but calls have come up 30%. if you can find a technologically program that can do more with less, it makes sense. >> 27% reduction in burglaries and we made seven arrest. >> reporter: now other agencies like the los angeles police department have plans to implement the program. >> if the system works and so far it looks promising i see this the as the future of law enforcement. >> that was dan simon reporting from santa cruz, the computer program using eight years' of crime data and developed by a group of researchers, including two mathematicians,

a anthropologistt. the bureau of land harmed said crows at the burning man festival passed the cap. they could lose their permit. president obama today called on lawmakers to extend a law that would prevent a significant increase in student loan interest rates. >> you see if congress doesn't act on july 1st interest rates on some student loans will double. nearlyp.5 million students will end up owing more on their loan payments. that would be a tremendous blow and it's completely preventable. president obama reiterated hi view that college ought to be accessible to all-american as not be considered a luxury. today in san francisco house minority leader nancy

pelosi said it would be appalling to raise the rate on federally guaranteed loans and said republicans argue that 6.8% is not a high interest rate, but pelosi disagrees. >> it makes a big difference in the lives of working families and our kids. most important thing our country can invest is our children and their education. >> if a deal is not reached borrowers wore pay more in interest rates over the ten- year life of the loan. dozens of employees from safeway rolled up their sleeves to spruce up an after-school center. employees from the pleasanton company joined other volunteers at oakland's ala costa center, a non-profit facility that provides after-school care. the group did a lot of cleaning and renovations. >> we like to help people in communities where we have stores, where we operate and so it's part of our commitment to

give back a million hours to the communities where we operate. >> the safeway workers were joined by volunteers, rebuilding together safeway dedicated april to raising funds and bringing awareness to people with disabilities. bee gee singer robin gibb has emerged from a coma and able to communicate with his family. the 62-year-old sing are fell into a coma more than' week ago after contracting pneumonia while battling cancer. gibbs wife says her husband cried when she played him roe orbinson's song "crying," and thanks all the fans for their well wishes and prayers. the oakland coliseum may have a new management company running it. they narrowly approved giving contract to entertainment and

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. first warning it was hot, 10-20 degrees above the seasonal average. 91 san josi, 1 degree shy of tieing a record. but we have changes in store. keep note of those numbers you just saw and wait until you see the numbers for tomorrow. the satellite radar, ridge of high pressure still over the state. it will actually bring us believe it or not a chance for rain. it look likes by about wednesday. let me show you what happens. there is it that system that i showed you. it's going to slide south. we're going to pick up wraparound moisture. looks like scattered showers over the bay area and a lot of the state. meanwhile we have a second system that will be dropping out of the gulf of alaska. that will keep the possibility of a few scattered showers going into thursday. so that is what we have ahead of us. this is what we have in time for tomorrow morning. the coastal fog is going to

make it's way back in. tomorrow morning we have it pretty they can. the onshore breeze is go to be strengthening. all due to that system that is migrating closer to the coast. you can see we're going to be mostly sunny in the afternoon. along with the coast dealing with the mostly cloudy condition, but that southwesterly breeze will impact the coast and it's known to impact the north bay. overnight lows at 53 degrees san rafael, 54 in oakland. 56 in hayward. widespread 50s to mid-to-upper 50s to areas around concord, fairfield and antioch. 77 expected in santa rosa for the afternoon tomorrow. 77 novato. 72 in berkeley. 73 in oakland. san francisco again hit 79 today.

70 degrees expected for tomorrow. 79 is the warmest so far this year. 74 in hayward, looking at 81 in concord. mid to upper 80s in antioch. low 70s for monday, tuesday, into wednesday. by thursday, upper 60s in the forecast for your afternoon high. so sort of a mix of everything there, including the possibilities of some rain moving into wednesday night into thursday. if you don't like the heat, ken. >> head to the coast. >> head to the coast and the rain is coming back. >> what i day it was today. >> it was very nice. >> thank you,, rosemary. and win or go home for the sharks. and phil humber going for the perfect game against the mariners. sportswrap is next

. good evening everyone and welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap. being eliminated into the playoffs brings the team's season to a sudden and screeching halt. that is how it went for the sharks in st. louis. joe thorton and his teammates facing elimination after a scoreless 1st quarter, the sharks putting the pressure on the blues. daniel winick behind the net finds thornton who hammers the puck past eliot. all season-long the team that scored first went on to win the