clogged as well so use the richmond or the bay bridge is if you're trying to get in or out of san fransisco and also offer extra ferry service all weekend long. in the meantime a live look at the san mateo bridge. that is the commute direction. the flat section of the bridge looking good all the way to the high rise and continues to move we'll out to foster city. a similar story is down 92. a small situation in west bound 94 so caesar extra slow in that area and always slow in that area anyway but expects these to be more reduce than usual. that is traffic, back to you guys. >> the search is on this morning for a suspect that city police say shot a student at yesterday near james logan high school. the shooting put to schools under lockdown. and when police finally arrived a found the teenager suffering from a single gunshot wound and it was taken to hospital in serious but stable condition. several vallejo based rapper's under arrest in connection with a nationwide drug ring. the justice department says the performers were part of the fizz entertainment record label. more than 25 people ar

the live tree came crashing down on the lakeshore here in san fransisco. at and around 7:00 a.m., the tree near limit statnarrowly mi. we have an announcement here, " anyone parked on the street ... " and many cable rushed out. >> it missed cars by an inch. >> it is true, we walked under that tree all the time. a couple of showers around the bay area this morning. things quieted down a little bit. maybe picking up a little bit as we head into the afternoon. high-definition doppler radar showing some light sprinkles but other than that it is drying out. lots of clouds outside and very muddy. the temperatures are running in the '60s. even los andies. 63 reason severed his car and 66 degrees in concord and 66 in oakland. as we have from the afternoon there's still a chance of more showers on the way. a chance of showers continue tonight and tomorrow a cold front moves in bringing another chance raindrops. but major changes coming our way as we move into friday. we're really going to see warmer temperatures as we head into the weekend. if you plan to head to s

fleecfree flowing into san fransisco. ght now the 27 streakstreets . but no major delays. we will let you know when a clear that accident but in the meantime no serious injuries. westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge. looking great in both directions. the eastbound traffic looks pretty good. in the east bay, still only a 13 or 14 minute drive time. so here is your driving time for popular routes across the east bay. the only one in the red is the ride out of the altamont pass. that is nearly a half-hour to take you to 680. bart continues to run on time. that is traffic. back to you. >> the family of a missing morgan hill girl hopes the internet will generate new leads in the case. mike joins us live from san jose with more about this online vigil and the ground search in southern santa clara county. >> instead of more ground searches, they're asking people to post a picture of her on a social media profile to encourage awareness on line for sierra lamar. >> we encourage people to really watch that website and facebook p

temperatures 55 degrees, only 52 in oakland. 53 in san fransisco and 58 in san jose. starting to see the breeze is kicking up to 23 m.p.h. in the bay area so it feels much cooler. there's a possibility of an isolated showers today but tonight it is a cold night in the north bay with a frost advisory. dimeters expected to drop down to the '30's. maybe isolated areas of 20s. and cool days ahead. frontal system moving by bringing the rainfall overnight last night. still a chance of scattered isolated showers and cold air sitting overhead will be the main story as we had throughout the afternoon. and looking at a computer model showing you a slight chance of wondering showers moving by, otherwise cold temperatures and breezy conditions as we head through the rest of the day and into tomorrow morning. a cold start to the day with temperatures expected this afternoon only in the fifties and low 60s. in the beach is only in the mid 50's for the highs and wind blowing there. tonight 33 degrees in santa rosa and 35 in the napa valley. 37 degrees in livermore and even inside of

san fransisco will be 14 degrees above normal for saturday. concord 20 degrees above average at 90 degrees. pretty much the same in livermore. san jose 21 degrees above where they should be for this time of the year and 17 degrees above average in santa rosa. it is a forecast for the saturday statewide. light drizzle in the northwest of the state in the early morning hours. an otherwise low ninety's drop the central valley. just as one year as it will be in the center portion of the state. for your saturday, and santa cruz 87 degrees. beach weather, in fact the uc level is at 7 which is pretty high so make sure that you had to the coast, saturday is the warmest day of the to coming up and you will need some luck. the pollen record is very high. all that there will be stagnant some opponents it's very close to the surface. 70 degrees in half moon bay and low ninety's in santa clara. 90 degrees in morgan hill and 87 degrees in three months. east of the bay process wins between 5 and 10 mi. per hour. temperatures pushing upward into the upper eigh

we're live in san fransisco.. >> the alameda county supervisor that stepped down over a drug scandal is trying to set the record straight again. she told the mercury news that she did send emails to the paper saying that her husband, the state treasurer, date for drugs and also alleges that he told her to go ahead and commit suicide. bill lockyer has not responded to those allegations. she resigned from office and she needed to focus on her recovery. a group trying to kill the death penalty expects the issue to be put on the november ballot. the group expects the secretary of state to announce soon that the six california act as qualify for the ballot. it would replace the death penalty with life without parole and it would spend some of the money saved on crime solving technologies. >> 6:35 a.m., we have a look at our traffic, but first here is lawrence. >> happy monday. great to see you. we're back at it again, big changes from the weekend. lots of sunshine, 80s and 90s over the weekend in some of the hot spots

the san fransisco yacht club in belvidere. you will see the boats moving around the edge of to run to a close call elephant rock and that is where they will convert a for a memorial service for the city want to sit on the water and watch the sun go down and think about the crew of the low- speed chase. >> it was a week ago today that five of the crew members were killed or lost at sea after they were hit with two large zeroth waves. it suggests the power of the waves that hit the shot. the boat was taking part in a century-old tradition, the challenging raced from the bay to the islands and back. after the first wave struck the boat did not sailor's overboard and the boat turned to attempt a rescue. a second wave hit the boat and tossed it onto the rocks. one sailor was found dead in waters near the island. the coast guard is able to rescue three others. nearly two days of searching 5000 square miles miles of ocean and the memorial will honor alexa's bush, alan k. oh, jordan from, and robert morrissey. the bruins yacht remains

and still below seventies in san fransisco. it is because of this ridge of high pressure that is sticking with us for the next several days. we do have changes on the way. that does mean rain. when will we get it? a look at your 7 day forcast coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >> it was one week ago today that a tragic yachting accident happened just outside of the golden gate. and tonight there will be a memorial for the five crew members that died when wave swept over their boat during a race and its land them into the rocks. here is the memorial flotilla that will take place where the sailors must love to be. on the waters of the bay. >> organizers of the event, the san fransisco yacht club, have invited just about everyone in the boating community to join them. this will occur just off the end of angel island is between belvedere and angel island. we expect the most to gather their 70 5:00 p.m. for the memorial service to begin. it was one week ago today that five of the 8 crewmembers were killed or lost at sea a

that was his message at a rally in san fransisco. a rally that organizers called to provide a renter's view of the foreclosure crisis. this is his mother, one of three single mothers that have been leasing a unit for the past two years and is now four). the women say they did not know the home had gone into foreclosure until last month when they got word that had to get out from a real tour. >> it is not our fault, this is a situation between the bank and the owner. and we did not know until very recently. >> and tenant advocates contend that there are other issues. they say that san fransisco was to not permit evictions in cases of foreclosure and they say these renters did not get the 90 days notice of eviction required by law. >> the tenants and facing eviction should not be here bagging a bank not to evict them. >> the families are being evicted unjustly. none of them had been given any notice by the bank. >> a deal with these cases every day. >> this case worker says it is happening to renters all over the country. >> a lot of t

ended san fransisco you will notice a moderate warm-up for a livermore and pleasanton and san ramon andalso in danville otherwise santa rosa jumps up six degrees but with the dry air mass in the northwest winds tend to 20, it usher's the pollen around, fled and i know that i am feeling allergies, are you? 45 degrees in santa rosa for the overnight lows. temperatures pretty much in the forest to low 50s. winds out of the west between five and 15 and then tomorrow the winds rotate to the northwest. look at the strings of '50s and '60s. in the numbers topping off at 76 in morgan hill, one degree warmer than today but nevertheless we are going up. upper 60s in fremont to me while east of the bay the numbers that up like this. up to 74 in brentwood. 75 in tracy. in low seventies in penn growth. and low seventies in kentfield. 73 in glen ellen and sonoma. this is true, take a look at that, we're talking sunny skies and temperatures flirted with nearly 90 degrees friday and saturday. these are the warmest temperature so far this year. mid-60's up too high 60s along the coast and by this time n

big brother holding an open call right here in san fransisco tomorrow.e sugar cafe on sutter street between 2:00 and 5:00, applicants must be 21 to apply. if you would like more information head to cbssf.com to read well, casey lined up found stranded in the bay. >> what the marine mammal center is doing to nurse them back to health? >> who hasn't thought about doing this? how this little boy got stuck in a vending machine. that is all coming up. >> clear skies and the bay area, >> >> check this out, a 4 year-old australian boy got himself stuck in a vending machine. he was trying to grab a kuwait when his arm became lodged inside. >> i was getting some toys. >> poor guy, it took firemen an hour to dismantle the machine and finally freed the youngster. he was held by his mother throughout the ordeal. but he was pretty calm. one of the firemen gave him a toy from the vending machine as a souvenir. i think that i saw lawrence doing that. >> does that not remind you of one young weatherman? >> i still check those things for toys. you guys don't? this weeken

. >> the man suspected in the san fransisco mass murder due back in court this morning. binh thai luc will be arraigned on charges connected to last month's killings of five people in the san fransisco home. a judge has assigned a private attorney to him because the public defender's office as a potential conflict of interest. they defended his brother in a d u i case last year and a could end up being a witness in the murder trial. new locations are the target for today's search operation for sierra lamar. deputies started combing through areas around gilroy and san martine been less than three hours now, and mackovic is joining us with the very latest. >> gilroy and san martine are just south of morgan hill. two cities to the south. and deputies have not said why they're going to search those areas but we know they will start this morning at 9:00. and i'm here at the bus stop where sierra was supposed to make it on friday morning and right now put a missing persons poster and a yellow ribbon are here on the light post. a reminder that this girl has been missing now for

and 48 degrees overnight in san fransisco.ind will slowly die down, and for tomorrow sunny skies all across northern california with a high of 72 in sacramento and only 53 degrees in lake tahoe. closer to home across the bay area we will squeeze out some very low seventies, especially in the south bay. 70 in mountain view and about 70 degrees in livermore. otherwise mid-60's around the bay. areas like sandra fell, low 60s tomorrow. here's your forecast over the next several days. partly sunny skies tomorrow. dry weather for the most part for the giants game and then monday looks like some mergers remain dry, tuesday, wednesday is when we will have a chance of rain in the north bay, a 10 percent chance. that is it. thursday and friday looks like it will remain dry for the remainder of the work week. here is kim with sports. >> the giants may be in the market for new clothes are, and he may have been the greatest he m[ teen ] times are good,t aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't ha

temperatures just beginning to warm up very nicely. 66 degrees in concord, 56 degrees cooler in san fransisco and 66 in san jose. as we head into the afternoon maybe a couple of passing high clouds. senators seasonal, maybe a little bit above the average. partly cloudy tonight. minor changes to the middle of the week. but by the end of the week we will release or to heat things up. there is a cold front moving into california. it is running into a ridge of high pressure so most of that energy will stay north of the bay area. that means that we will stay nice and dry and very nice and to the afternoon with mild summer tourist outside. and it will stay that way. numbers look like this. 73 degrees in san jose and 74 in morgan hill. 60 with patchy fog in pacifica, as you had to the east the you'll find as temperatures as high as 74 in brentwood and 71 in the napa valley and 68 degrees in vallejo. along the coast will be cooler in the '50s and '60s, patches of fog and sunshine. 76 in santa rosa, 65 degrees in san francisco. looking out over the next couple days we may cool down a little bit as we

we start with developing ms in san fransisco that is where the occupied movement has killed back into the streets, protesters staged a massive march to the financial district, their goal is to crash the annual wells fargo shareholders meeting. >> kate is live near the bank headquarters where protesters and police i guess have a place around it, take it away. >> sorry, we're getting some interference right now but just to catch you up, as you can see there is a lot of activity going on right behind me, the roads are blocked along this cable car line between attorney and san some. protesters are still out here in force. some of them have been camping overnight. the group started marching at a familiar occupy spot, justin herman plaza. different organizations are in full force with t-shirts, banners, signs, they marched up california street to the wells fargo shareholders' meeting which is apparently across the street from the bank. it got heated from there. cbs 5 was there when four people were arrested. police would not comment on that but the four went into police cars chanting the sa

how this san fransisco make money? they get tourist dollars that giving a boost to the economy here. >> she says that is helped when services co-stars in a film. >> i would love to stay here to work. >> she does not want to have to move to los angeles. movies to give many different types of people jobs here. ever see the 2006 film " the door when awards? ". probably not. a well-known writer vehicle featuring a news reporter, never made it to the theaters, it went right to dvd. >> roberta is very busy right now. >> i have been taking a look outside of the window right behind you guys to see if the pavement looks wet or not. that is one way of telling if it is raining. another way of telling if it is raining is pulling in the live high-definition doppler radar and it shows plenty of green and yellow on the screen. but it right to the south they where we have some light to moderate rainfall right now from morgan hill. san martin. also in gilroy. but look at what is happening over the santa clara valley. looking in right t

the average for a gallon of regular in san fransisco is $4.31. the price in san jose is $4.20. in oakland is $4.19. dissolve well above the current national average of $3.90. for the best prices in your area just search the interactive map on cbssf.com/gasoline. >> after flying nearly 143 million mi. in space, the space shuttle made its final journey to a new home at the smithsonian right outside of washington. discovery flew over the nation's capital on 4747, marking the end of an era in human space flight. danielle nottingham has the latest from virginia. >> space shuttle discovery glided piggyback past the washington monument and u.s. capitol. spectators cheered as the shuttle flew overhead before touching down one final time in virginia. >> that was awesome. i was so emotional. it is great. >> we always wanted to see a launch but we never did and so was great to be able to see it in the sky today. >> after a record 39 missions and nearly 143 million mi. in space, the most travelled shuttle is now permanently grounded. it will go on display at the smithsonian air and space m

it is going against the commute but if you're heading out of san fransisco towards oakland, a car struck some of the san barrels in that area, there are still in the roadway. no serious injuries, not sure if it is causing major delays. that is eastbound 80 by treasure island, a car struck sam perils and apparently at least one lane or 2 is blocked. we're following this problem northbound 280 by farmville boulevard. the managers cleared it because we're no longer seen slowing. the rest of the south bay looks good and highway 4 is sluggish through antioch. that is traffic, back to you guys. >> the time now is 6:08 a.m., when this san fransisco sherrif can do for the first time since it was charged with domestic violence. >> occupied protesters fought back before they were forced out of a vacant since the building. >> to adults have been arrested for the two year-old murder of they were high-school student. police say there break in the case came when officers tracked the suspected gunman robert joseph and his alleged accomplish veronica rodriguez, to newark. officers went in with a swat te

yes, closing down one of the main connections to san fransisco is a big deal. so was mom's night out. >> we plan on taking the ferry into the city and have an early dinner and then go to the park can take the ferry home. >> she's determined to get to the giants came this week in and the closure is not stopping her. >> i'm not worried with the ferry, i am just thinking that it will demand for steel that is not thinking at a time. my strategy is to get there as soon as possible. >> the bridge will shut down tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. all away until early monday morning. it just shy of its 75th birthday doyle drive will be coming down at and 60 hours of continuous work will begin to read >> the bridge district says there is a plan in place. >> i can't say enough, use the ferries. the golden gate ferris system is doubling of the ferry is this weekend. >> there will also be free bus routes making public transportation accessible and an adventure. >> but 101 will come from san santa rosa and get to the san francisco bay bridge and and we will have a staging area here at t

of food for the san fransisco food bank. over the years rabbi tears has galvanized his congregation of 8000 in a number of service projects. for example a year-round food drive, a turkey dinner dry for thanksgiving and cooking meals. at one point he planted the idea to grow vegetables at the temple cemetery. it generated thousands of pounds of fresh produce for the food bank every year. >> the rabbi leads by personal example. >> she says that rabbi inspires people to serve. >> it has become so normal, of course you tribute money and time and food to the food bank. >> thanks to another one of his ideas, more than 100 low-income families received food bags once a week at roosevelt middle school. two blocks from the temple. >> i recently retired and this is a highlight of my week. >> volunteers like jamie and her teenage son are thankful for the chance to serve. >> he had volunteered at the food bank number of times before but when he first started working here he connected the dots, that this is the face of hunger. >> the rabb

central base san fransisco 1 or friday evening.l in the upper 50s with the wind out of the west at 21 m.p.h.. clear skies overnight and into the '40's and 50's across the board and then your weather headline suggests a starry night. the coast clear at sunset at 7:57 p.m.. when the sun comes up at 6:18 a.m., we are planning on a sunny and warmer day but the marine layer will return in the extended forecast. right now we're looking at an area of low pressure, bringing the precipitation will to the north of the bay area. but as the high builds in it causes the pressure gradient, a tight squeeze against the area of low pressure. that is why we have northwest and wind up to 20 m.p.h. in the afternoon forecast tomorrow. what does that mean for the real life for life in santa clara? nothing. 79 degrees and a gentle breeze in the afternoon hours. meanwhile your forecast suggests that in the greater lake tahoe area, partly sunny skies. 60 degrees in the south shore. sunday high of '50s and mid- 60's. dressed with layers, heavenly and kirk w

more mild by the coast, 40 in pacifica and 41 in san fransisco and 37 in san jose.row a bit warmer than today following that. 59 in pacific and 60 in redwood city. tomorrow pleasant, saturday passover beautiful. topping out near 70 degrees. slight cooling on sunday, most of us staying dry for the easter egg hunts. the second half of sunday we will see a chance of showers up north and then the weather stays on settled through the middle of next week. back to you. >> new developments on the police in an oakland. it turns out that there was no gun in the trash can get there were searching near oikos university. police went through it minutes ago, after they received a tip that a gun had been spotted in that trash can.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> >> hello everyone, i am at at&t where we're gearing up for some baseball coming up in just a couple of minutes. first we tee'd off with around one of the masters where the story was less about tiger woods and more about a snowman. >> first on the tee, ladies and gentlemen, mr. arnold palmer. i am guessing that arnold palmer could still

san fransisco and drove away. over the weekend investigators discovered the car in a storage unit in port richmond. that unit belongs to a 17 year- old boy arrested on suspicion of shooting into a car in middle valley. some questions to be asked there. >> i am guessing he is glad that he has that lamborghini back. >> evidence that pacifiers may do more good than harm. >> but first, a narrow escape, how young girls survived a dangerous accident. >> it would be hard to beat the weather we had this week in but today we are going to try. and it t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> take a look at this, a little girl staring across a busy street in china lucky to be alive. a truck almost hits her but soars at the last second and then hits a traffic cold instead. chinese media reports that she escaped with only a few bruises and scrapes. the truck driver survived the accident as well. >> lucky little girl. >> that gives you chills ... >> key was mr. irrelevant this morning because we were so busy with the wheel drive and all of the

of food for the san fransisco food bank. over the years the rabbi has galvanized his congregation of 8000 in a number of service projects. for example a year-round food drive, a turkey dinner drive for thanksgiving and cooking shelter meals. at one point he planted the idea to grow vegetables at the temple cemetery. it generated thousands of pounds of fresh produce for the food bank every year. >> the rabbi leads by personal example. >> this congregation member says that he inspires people to serve. >> it has become so normal here that of course to contribute money and time, and food to the food bank. >> thanks to another of the rabbis ideas, more than 100 low- income families receive food bags once per week at roosevelt middle school. two blocks from the temple. >> i recently retired and this is the highlight of my week. >> volunteers like this congregation member and her teenage son are thankful for the chance to serve. >> he volunteered at the food bank a number of times before the when he first started working here, he c

the rescued >> air station san fransisco was out there until 2:00 a.m. searching, the coast guard cutter which is an 87 ft. patrol boat was out there a little after midnight before the swells got too big for them to continue. >> pit bulls of the sailors are weighing heavily on sailors around the country. >> it is hard to imagine what the end result may be. we're just playing it minute by minute and not given up hope until we have to. >> >> there was a tremendous effort made by the coast guard but the sad news is that they have suspended the search and there are no plans to resume. >> thank you. police are announcing a toddler found at the scene of an apparent murder-suicide is the daughter of the two people involved. witnesses reported a shooting yesterday morning in the parking lot of a shopping center on east capitol expressway. officers found the body of a man and woman. the child was in a car nearby and is now with child protective services. it appears the worst of the storm is over but for thousands, the cleanup is just starting. this weekend at lea

doris from san leandro and sharon from san fransisco. all remembered last night at a prayer vigil at the allen temple baptist church in oakland. >> we need to search our consciences to how we react with each other, how we work with each other. we need to reach out to our friends and our families. who are in pain, or maybe angry. because we're beginning to hurt each other. >> grief counselors and american red cross were at the service last night's offering help to anyone that needed it and of course we have continuing coverage our website including the recently released 9 1 1 tapes. you can find it all at cbssf.com. >> in san jose homeowner has plenty of damage to assess after a car slammed into a house. the crash caused a gas leak after 10:00 last night. a few neighboring homes were evacuated as utility crews stopped the flow of gas. people were allowed back early this morning but crews are still on the scene. the driver was rushed to hospital but there's no word on her condition or what led to the crash. >> we have incredible scenes and

this is the first exit into san fransisco. it is improving and right now.thbound 880 by a hyde street exit is an accident that was clear to the shoulder. sluggish as you pass the colise b

as the sun went down, a san fransisco fire boat shot water over the memorial flotilla. the wreckage of the low-speed chase remains on south east fair lawn island. salvage crews are expected to try to remove it this week. >> her family waited 13 years to lay her to rest. the 25 year-old was murdered in 1998 by the so-called speed freak killers. her funeral was held today in lodi. loren herzog and wesely shermantine were suspected of the murders and just this february shermantine led investigators to the remains of their victims. her remains were found on his family's property. her family says that is finally brings peace. >> i want her back. i just want her home, i know that she is home but i miss her so much and i wish she was here with me. >> shermantine has revealed the locations of other victims. so for the remains of three other victims have been positively identified. search crews in the south they have nothing new to report in the search for sierra lamar. the santa clara county sheriff's office led a refined as a search of areas in morgan hill and san martin and g

san fransisco at 70 degrees south.he extended forecast has called for the warmest day on saturday, slight cooling occurring sunday. than you will feel the difference by monday with partly cloudy skies on tuesday, all the way through thursday with seasonal temperatures. the san jose sharks join us tonight to tell us what we can expect inside. for the sharks action. >> a sharks win tonight. such a crucial in for us. and with the fans and the support that we have from this community, i think that we will pull it off. >> explain the crucial game to people at home. >> the series is 2/1 c was. it is the best of seven series. this is a big game because it is home ice, we'll have to go back to sam lewis, should we lose. down 3/1. we don't want that. we need to take the game tonight and tie the series up and then went on the road in st. louis this weekend. >> for fans, without conditions? because it will be receiving this? >> absolutely. >> -tyler >> have you been to a sharkskin in the past? >> yes. >> where are you from? >> si

first off rainfall, san fransisco 50 percent of where we should be for this time of the year and lastat this time we were at 118 percent, san jose still pretty dire at 35 percent when last year we were over 100 percent of normal. santa rosa, take a look of that statistic at 63 degrees. let me check things out. i think the computer is acting up. hi def doppler radar indicates that we have very light precipitation right now lining american canyon backing from san rafael. this is all very meager precipitation basically just whetting the sidewalks. same story in poughkeepsie. this is actual radar as the raindrops are splitting from the clouds. this is your futurecast. we have a very dry cold front that is breezing through the bay area. not a lot precipitation associated with it but even for wednesday. i will call at mostly sunny but you could see a cloud build up over the higher terrain of the santa cruz mountains, that could spell some raindrops out. thursday's imm story but otherwise high pressure is going to build in by friday and that will allow us a sunny and warm easter. the cbs fiv

racist graffiti more a quite san fransisco neighborhood today. neighbors do not know who is responsible or what is behind it but as linda yee shows us, they're taking quick action to get rid of it. >> a shocking sight to see on easter morning. >> that makes me very angry. >> sometime overnight a racial slur was spray-painted on several homes. we will not show it all. >> this is the first time i have ever seen anything that explicit. i think it is terrible. i think it is defacing people's property, i think it is cowardly. >> one target was the home of buddhist monks, they wondered if they were singled out. >> would stop the car wreck by the corner, and they asked us what happened. but we did not know. but we just erased it. >> the offending words on this house were covered up a cardboard. the people that live in this neighborhood say that it is a tolerant one, not one that has problems with racism. that is what makes this so much more disturbing and it has appeared at and least four different residences along lincoln boulevard. neighbors say that

an unusual sight in liberal san fransisco, hundreds of tea party activists rallied in the plaza. t party groups from all over the bay area say that their presence in san fransisco is symbolic, that is because the city is " the cradle for progressivism in america ". they say they want to see the obama administration defeated and reduce the size of government. >> government tends to rule over the people rather than be servants to the people. we are looking for a return to where government is small, and free enterprise and determines the outcome of the nation. >> the tea party is credited with helping republicans win control the house of representatives in 2010. taxed enough already is what the letters in tea stand for. >> after being battered by huge waves on a yacht race to oakland, it is off on the next leg. - one crewmember. one of the world's deadliest disaster is thbegan 100 years ago. the fascination of the titanic >> >> firefighters kept this fire at a two plucks from spreading to did new next-door but the one unit is uninhabitable. the fire started in the entryway where the

this is a live look outside of san fransisco where it is very damp. let's check in with elisabeth tracking current conditions in the weather center. >> you can see the raindrops on the camera lens. hi def doppler radar has been lighting up with green and yellow showing light to moderate rain falling throughout the bay area. a heavier someone over parts of the east bay. it wet morning commute. and it looks like it will be a wet evening commute as well. , trained to we get? we have not seen too much so far as far as totals go. you can see for tense and now but to just a few hundredths in san jose. how much rain or we expecting to get and how long is the rain going to last? we will show you in the 7 day forcast coming up in just a few minutes. >> the gloomy weather seemed appropriate as the close-knit community at oikos university all came together to remember those gunned down during last week's mass shooting. don knapp is at a school with more on the subdued ceremony to honor all of those victims. >> gloomy weather in the but the rain did not seem to d

racist graffiti scrawled on homes in the san fransisco neighborhood. neighbors don't know who is responsible for what is behind it. they're taking quick action to get rid of it. >> and it was a shocking sight to see on easter morning. >> that makes me very mad. >> at some time last night a racial slur was spray-painted on several homes. >> this is the first time i have ever seen anything like that explicitly. >> what did you think about that? >> i think it is terrible, it is defacing people's property, i think that it is cowardly. >> one target was the home of buddhist monks on 27 avenue in lincoln, and wondered if they were singled out. >> we stopped the car and came back and ask us what happened but we did not know. we just erase it. >> the offending words on this house for covered up with cardboard. the people that live in this neighborhood say that it is intolerable, and not a neighborhood that has problems with racism and that is what makes it is much more disturbing. it has appeared in almost four different residences along lincoln boulevard. nei

. >> an emotional moment today for suspended sherrif of san fransisco. he was in court to prove that he is enrolled in a domestic violence counseling program. his appearance coincided with an op-ed article written by his wife. it was published in the chronicle today. with a message for her husband. she says " finally my dear, they do not let us talk but you can read hear from me that love you, be strong my dear knowing that my heart is next to you and you are ceos everything. i am committed to you and our marriage in our fight for justice and democracy ". >> i view her op-ed quite frankly as a love letter. about the best love letter i received in these 13 weeks. >> facing domestic violence charges, he agreed to a plea bargain last month. he has been accused of misconduct and now faces an investigation by the ethics commission. in the op-ed lopez expressed her feeling that she is being abused to destroy her husband's career. >> a modesto teacher that gained national notoriety for pursuing a relationship with a teenage students has been arrested. the 41 ye

waterfront workers marched for jobs along san fransisco embarcadero. longshoremen are assembling to remind america's cups organizers about the need for good jobs. the port will release their plan for the events in two weeks. >> 100 people gathered in a steady downpour this morning to mourn the victims of last week's mass shooting at oikos university. don knapp shows us that the weather mirrored the mood. >> on this cold rainy day on the fair grounds for eight days ago victims of a murderous rampage lay dead or dying, family friends and community members gathered in one ceremony of remembrance for those that lost, many of the dead were immigrants, killed at a school where immigrants come to learn a skill and improve their shot at the american dream. >> this is a community of many young immigrants. you can see the young faces of the students. i hope that other suits will continue, and it tried to complete their education and make their dreams. that is the way to remember these young people. >> the seven men were killed and three others that were wounded

yacht left the san fransisco yacht club in belvidere to take part in a selling tradition dating back more than 100 years. an annual rates from assistance obey out to the fair lawn islands. it was among the islands that a seven man crew hit rough water. >> a big swell hit the sailing vessel, and it's what for people off board. and the rest of the crew turned the bustle around to rescue those four people and got hit by another wave which knocked them into the rocks. >> the coast guard helicopter responded hovering over the south east island as they send a rescue swimmer to the island and then lifts to out of three survivors to safety. the body of a fourth person was discovered, it has been identified as a procedural man from belvedere. >> one of the best sellers around, he has been selling all of his life and is amazingly experience. but more portly, he was one of the kindest most gentle people you'll ever meet. >> the coast guard sent helicopters and airplanes to search for the missing. >> air station san fransisco was out there until 2:00 a.m., searching. a coast guard cutter which i

developing news out of san fransisco. within the hour a judge upheld the suspension of sherrif ross mirkarimi. the judge said he would not overturn the mayor's decision to suspend him without pay. the sherrif must now go before the san francisco ethics commission on monday. that commission will decide whether to remove him from office after he pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge for an incident involving his wife. he could lose his job for doing a good deed. a board employee facing scrutiny for giving away transit tickets so that a teenager could go back and forth from home to school. here is how the community is showing support for the worker and the teenager. if he wants my ticket i will give it to one, that is dumb. >> a board employee in hot water but people in the bay area defend him with a few heated words of their own. >> he is trying to do a good thing and i will put some out of a job that could do something worse? that will just read more violence. it is stupid. >> he collected and used for tickets and give them

mike sugerman is here with what it means for knowledge san fransisco but also the giants. >> that is at&t park. this is a parking lot. the giants make money on it, $30 for every car? no. yes. they are a private company in business to make money. they have to pay for mass cane, he does sign for $128 million. they're not making enough selling pot dogs and brought worse. they need another source of income, even with ticket prices that can go up to 100 to $5 per game? which found another way. >> on a project we sincerely believe will be one of the largest economic development projects, not only of this era of any era. >> these are the plans for a brand new city neighborhood. $1.6 million privately funded between the giants and a baltimore developer. 1000 apartments. a million and half square feet of office space and restaurants and shops. 9000 construction jobs, 7000 with all of that office space. but what is not here is a much- anticipated new arena for the warriors. there's a spot that the team eventual wants to move. >> things work economically of the public accepts it, we think that

philip's the apostle school in san fransisco ...aturalization ceremony with one very special guest of honor, mary, leader of the choir and fifth grade u.s. history teacher. >> i will support and defense ... >> teaching and learning history herself in order to become an american citizen. the bonus is 200 students get a real life history lesson. >> please join me in welcoming our newest citizens! >> i was supposed to have my citizenship ceremony with everyone else in oakland. one month ago. and i plan to take my class to the ceremony. >> it is very special to naturalize a teacher in front of his or her students. it is the most vivid real-life civics lesson a child can ever have. >> and also in the crowd on his laptop for skype was mayoress proud parents. in ireland. >> i think that was the highlight of a whole thing. she's very dedicated to teaching and very much committed to students. >> a commitment so strong that she wanted to share her special day. >> it is very cool that my teacher gets to become sworn in as an american citizen.

it looks like more people in san fransisco are going to have to pay to pray. muni approved a proposal to make driver's seat meters on sundays. religious leaders oppose the idea, they said that it would keep some people from attending church. the board of supervisors still needs to approve that plan. facebook has received the go- ahead to add thousands more workers to their new campus in menlo park. that is in exchange for millions of dollars that they will put into city coffers. as part of that deal facebook will provide a combination of community benefits, environmental commitments, and pedestrian and bicycle pathway improvements for the city. >> hundreds came out to be there at 5:12 a.m. to mark the exact moment been 19 06 earthquake shook san francisco. two of the four living survivors attended the anniversary events. s and the this morning ceremony has been an annual tradition for more than a century. >> an accidental oversight lead to a very noticeable fire hydrants topol. mike sugerman shows us how san fransisco landmark lost its golden hue. >> and dried

. >> protesters are planning to disrupt a bank stockholder meeting in san fransisco this afternoon. various groups under the banner of the 99% plan to march from justin herman plaza to wells fargo headquarters on california street. their goal was to take over this afternoon's meeting to protest foreclosures. a bank spokesperson says that wells fargo tries to keep people in their homes. the time now is six 07 a.m., how far would you go for your boss? >> one woman gave up a kidney and claims that she got fired over it. >> and the delicate operation to move a practice yacht. >> and it is primary day, could today be the clincher for that man mitt romney? rumors about [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. he really wants to hear those three little words: chevron with techron. care for your car. >> a sailboat at the center of a deadly accident on the farallon islands are now on a flatbed truck. salvage crews used a special helicopter to h

they are supposed to protect san fransisco commuters but we're finding that muni security cameras areapturing people breaking the law. in a small room at the muni headquarters to watch video from cameras phasing out of the front of 30 buses. the record license plates of people driving in transit only lands or park in bus stops and then they send out tickets. >> is made to make sure that we can get to the transit system as fast as possible. our cameras watch people doing things they should not be doing and that is the message, if you are not doing this to market a citation. >> boss cameras caught 3000 people last year. >> internet service could be coming to ferries traveling between the north bay and san francisco. the golden gate transportation district would like to install wireless capability on the fleet of ferries that will cost about $270,000. the district's finance committee will vote on the proposal tomorrow. if it is approved it will be up and running in a couple months so you love wi-fi when you come to work. >> the time now is 5:50 a.m., a rare peek into the life of princess

in san fransisco, cbs 5. >> one hitch with the annual ceremony to gild the hydrants by delors park. it turns out a severance wrote history association grabbed cans with the wrong page color. i posted this photograph on the facebook page. it is supposed to be gold. by sunrise discovered it was silver. mike sugerman is on the scene and reports that someone fixed mistakes sometime this morning and the hydrants luckily is cold again. that is another good samaritan. >> my guess is that that will never happen again. >> i highly doubt it. another reason to smile, how being happy makes you healthier. >> a southern california whale, and fishing lines. now rest were making a little progress to save its life. >> breezy but plenty of sunshine outside right now. here's a live look across the,,, >> crews are spending a second day trying to rescue a 40 ft. gray whale off the southern california coast. the animal became tangled in fishing line. near laguna beach. crews loosen the line before sunset and experts in the animal appears to be in good health and the attached three large boost to the will

san fransisco increased by 9 percent in just 24 hours with friday's rainfall. we have more ring we'll to the north of the bay area. this is a vigorous cold front such as the tail end of it is other storm on its heels. but again, it should take the course of the jet stream and bank of the huge ridge of high pressure that is quickly filling in. leaving us with nothing but sunny skies and dry conditions. this is a view looking out to mt. diablo where today in danville it was 70 degrees. partly to mostly cloudy skies tonight. whether headlines, a warming trend set up and the one mistake, this week will be on friday and on saturday. i'm talking temperatures in the '80s. temperatures tonight tumbling down into the '40's. 50 in mountain view all the way. other was 49 degrees in mormon crickets. wind out of the southwest between five and 50 m.p.h.. some of a warm temperatures will be found in the santa clara valley. 73 degrees in morgan hill and gilroy. low seventies in campbell and santa clara. east of the bay the numbers stand between the 60s near the bay, jumping up

the annual race from san fransisco bay out and around the fairmount islands, it was near the islandshat the seven men one-woman crew hit rough water. >> ace will hit the vessel, low- speed chase. it swept for people off board, and the rest of the crew turned the vessel around to rescue those four people and they were hit by another wave which knocked them into the rocks. >> the coast guard helicopter responding to the mayday hovers over the south bay island as they send a rescue swimmer to the island endless two out of three survivors to safety. the body of a fourth person was discovered in the waters and has been identified. >> he was one of the best sellers around, he has been selling all of his life. he is an amazingly experienced, but more importantly, he was one of the kindest most gentle people you'll ever meet. >> be sailors remain missing. the rescued are james bradford of chicago, brian shauna from tim brown and nick boss of tim brown. >> they're out there until 2:00 a.m. searching, the coast guard cutter a little after midnight before the swell. >> the loss of one and possi

. >> a day off in the middle of the workweek to get aaron dunn to avoid a weekend trip into san fransisco. >> i definitely think that it will cause issues this week and and that is why wanted to avoid. >> she has the right ideas says chp. they're warning about extra long delays on city streets. during the three day closure of doyle drive drivers will not be able to access the golden gate bridge from read a boulevard or lombard street. but let's use highway one along the presidio instead. other streets in san francisco like california street and gary boulevard will likely jam up also. >> if anyone is stupid enough to drive out in that direction and they deserve to sit in traffic for two and half hours. >> after the week and closure drivers will find a newly constructed tunnel that connects to a temporary bypass road. big changes for commuters after 75 years of driving the same route, the same way. >> for continuing coverage on the doyle drive closure head to our website cbssf.com. >> san fransisco kicking off preparation for next year's america's cup race. the mayor and other officials wer

the san fransisco ethics commission will decide if misconduct charges against ross mirkarimi will stand. here is what is expected to happen next. >> we have seen a case in the court system and the drama unfold at city hall, now the ross mirkarimi saga heads to the ethics commission, at stake is his job. >> these are not legal process these, although they are legal in the sense of being connected to the city charter. their political but not in a bad way. these are people that will be reporting to elected officials. on the board, to make their ultimate decision. >> some questions on the agenda is can the sherrif indigenous, but subjecting him to remove from office prior to the time that he held office? and does official misconduct under the charter require that the alleged misconduct relate to the sheriff's duties? ross mirkarimi pled guilty to fraud imprisonment after an argument led to a bruise on his wife's arm, just days before he was sworn in. after his guilty plea he was suspended. he has tried to work several angles in court to get his job back arguing the mayor did not listen to h

handing out free tickets to people that check out the blue sky festival in san fransisco. the event goes until 2:00 p.m. just fill out a passport with stems from vendors at justin herman plaza and dugan's flopped out for a free ticket. a group of parents filing a class action lawsuit against apple. they say the company lowers children with addictive and expense of games. the games can often be downloaded for free but kids can wrap up those big bills of purchasing extra levels and items. for example this game sells for $59. a judge in san jose says the lawsuit can move forward. he states teenagers having a way to express stress in their lives thanks to this week's jefferson award winner. kate kelly shows us that she is an english teacher who found the same thing helped her out in high school. >> on the edge of silence ... you can hear their whispers ... these are the spirits of our ancestors. >> their homes about life. paint. poverty. and personal truth. >> you know nothing about living without a place to eat, ... >> growing up in richmond this 22 year-old had few ways to e

the port of san fransisco will search for a vendor to provide the service next month. a proposal before the port commission calls for 60 ft. long vessels. each would carry about 50 passengers, water taxi stops would include the fisherman's wharf and south beach harbor. turf war is in the north bay, how residents are facing off with george lucas. he was a no show in court, was the parole bid from charles manson approved? and panic and terror, two powerful earthquakes rocked indonesia's. dramatic video coming into the newsroom. >> i am in the cbs 5 weather center, we have seen scattered showers in the bay area but plenty more to come and a plenty more to come and a stronger,,,,,,,, man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. from a shaft in peru after being trapped there for almost one week. there were buried in a mine in southern peru since thursday. a cave in oc