desviados de su ruta y tuvieron que hacer aterrizajes de emergencia en alburquerque, nuevo mexico y san louissuri. --uno de ellos, por una nota amenzante encontrada en un baÑo que contenia la palabra "bomba" lo que resulto en falsa alarma. --en otro hecho, un pasajero intento abrir la puerta del avion. ---- de acuerdo a las autoridades esta persona no enfrenta cargos pues se explico que sufre de ataques de panico. --volviendo al incidente en san francisco, despues de varias horas en la carcel del condado de san mateo, almurisi esta ahora bajo custodia federal. --hoy se sabe que no tiene antecedentes de actividades terroristas, pero si sufriria de trastornos mentales. cu ---mas noticias: el hallazgo de una vbora de cascabel en el area de "hillsborough" .... take vo ...hizo que se advierta al pblico en general, sobre la necesidad de alejarse de estos reptiles, y no provocarlos. ---con el aumento de las temperaturas en el mes de mayo tamben aumenta el nmero de vboras. ---sobre todo, tenga cuidado en las noches porque es cuando las viboras salen de sus escondites para buscar el calor almacenado e

desviados de su ruta y tuvieron que hacer aterrizajes de emergencia en alburquerque, nuevo mexico y san louismisuri. --uno de ellos, por una nota amenzante encontrada en un baÑo que contenia la palabra "bomba" lo que resulto en falsa alarma. --en otro hecho, un pasajero intento abrir la puerta del avion. ---- de acuerdo a las autoridades esta persona no enfrenta cargos pues se explico que sufre de ataques de panico. --volviendo al incidente en san francisco, despues de varias horas en la carcel del condado de san mateo, almurisi esta ahora bajo custodia federal. --hoy se sabe que no tiene antecedentes de actividades terroristas, pero si sufriria de trastornos mentales. cu - blanca --por supuesto cesar, estos 3 incidentes en vuelos, reviven el nerviosismo y el temor en el pais. --vuelvo contigo. roll open stop for nat !!! take vo - cesar ---cansados de tantos recortes presupuestale s, un nutrido grupo de maestros comenz hoy una manifestacin en el capitolio estatal en sacramento... ---la manifestacin, denominada, "la semana del estado de emergencia" se prolongar por toda una semana... ---los pa

as it turned out, the flight had been brought down in san louis obispo county by a disgruntled employee who had a gun. david byrd had been recently let go and he took out his anger on his employer who was on board that flight. >> reporter: on december 7, flight 1771 took off for los angeles. it was bound on the most routine kind of flight. a 50 minute commuter run to san francisco. but for the 43 passengers on board it was anything but routine. they all fell victim to a wild moment of murder, revenge and suicide. 42 of the people who died on that flight at the very least deserve an ex an explanation of who killed them and why. david burke smuggled a gun on the plane and subsequently caused it to crash killing everyone on board. according to our source, this is what happened inside the plane. ray thompson, burke's former boss was sitting on seat 52a. burke gave him a note and burke shot thompson. >> there was gunfire and he was quacking 7700 which is a special code. at that time the controller said, say again. and the captain confirmed he said i have an emergency, gunfire and that was th

in just the past nine days three rapes have been reported at cal pollly's san louis bus pow camp. two in a campus dormitory. another one at a fraternity house. university has created a task force. they're going to take disciplinary action against anyone they find to be involved. >>> 6:18 is the time right now. back over to sal to check in. how's the commute. >>> pretty uneventful which is just great. might be boring for traffic reporters, but it's great for you if you're going to be driving out there. go out and take a look at what we have on the east shore freeway. the traffic is moving along pretty well here as you can see looking at the berkeley picture here no major problems as you drive out towards san jose. also the morning -- towards san jose -- towards the macarthur maze. there's a line now at the bay bridge toll plaza. i want to tell you about because they've switched the metering lights on. traffic is actually okay on the upper deck of the bay bridge. waiting for a little bit, but, again look at chp communication center dispatch not a lot going on. and in the south bay n

that investigation a search warrant an arrest warrant was issued for the officer and current san ramon officer louisombardi. he was arrested this morning without incident, at 9:00 a.m. at the san ramon police department. subsequently a search warrant was served at his home. he was booked into the martina's detention facility on the following charges. accessaries, aiding and abetting, conspiracy, grand theft, possession of stolen property, possession of illegal assault rifle, his bill has been set at $500,000. this is a dark day for not only the san ramon police department's but for all of law enforcement. i'm proud of the work that our officers do on a daily basis, the acts of one should not be a reflection of the integrity of other people in our department. were all saddened by the actions of this officer. it remained focused on continuing to be the professional organization we have been and we will continue to be. with that i will try to answer some questions. >> at this point i don't know as there are still pieces to the investigation were trying to cover up today. >>catherine: the police departm

butler says at least one other cop, san ramon police officer, louis lombardi a member of the cnet task force was aware of the brothel. lombardi was arrested last week and arraigned today. prosecutors say he worked with wielsch to resell drugs confiscated in police raids. so now you have two attorneys, one for wielsch, one for butler, saying two different things. wielsch's attorney says he knew nothing about this. butler's attorney is giving great detail about it. allen, the bottom line will come down to corroborating evidence -- that is, what evidence investigators will have and eventually uncover that will show wielsch was or was not linked to this brothel. >>> oakland police are doing spring cleaning. over the past few weeks they have started arresting violent drug offenders. christin ayers reports, neighbors are still skeptical. >> reporter: and oakland police are facing a dramatic jump in violence and they are trying a new tactic targeting dealers who they say aren't just pushing drugs but also the city's soaring murder rate. they call it dogtown, a swath of west oakland plagued by

san ramon police officer louis lombardi faces a number of charges, including aiding and abetting, conspiracy and grand theft. police became suspicious of lombardi after appeared right here on nbc bay area in a news exclusive we did back in march. in video of an undercover infidelity stick, he poses as a cheating boyfriend. the sting is a fake, just a publicity stunt staged by butler's mommy p.i. firm. tonight san ramon police officials are reeling. >> this chief, proud of the work that our officers do on a daily basis. the actions of one should not be a reflection of the outstanding men and women of our department. >> but her was arrested, you may recall, i know what the command order charges of stealing drugs out of evidence lockers and then selling them back on the streets. >>> it is the eve of cinco de mayo. tomorrow, a dave celebration will be met with police presence in the south bay. high school students and american flag, and a lawsuit that has divided a tight-knit community. we bring in now nbc bay area who joins us. it has been one year since morgan hill made national headlines. wha

at a live picture of the san ramon police department where a news conference will be held in just a few moments. the officer involved in today's latest arrest is officer louis lombardi from the san ramon police department. he is now the third law enforcement officer arrested in this case, one from danville, prior to that, and, of course, the c-net commander also. we'll have more for you tonight at 6:00. >>> access denied. the pictures osama bin laden's dead body will not be revealed, that announcement from the obama administration that announcement was made today. mr. obama said it was national security, citing the graphic images could create dangerous backlash for the united states. also in closed door briefings today lawmakers learned more about the raid that killed bin laden. the al qaeda leader reportedly had cash and phone numbers sewn into his clothing, signals he was ready to flee. leon panetta said the orders were to take bin laden alive only if he put his hands up and surrendered. >> the authorities we have on bin laden are to kill him. and that was made clear. >> the department of homeland security is ready to issue an alert if needed based on any

he's in decent spirits given the gravity of all the charges. >> reporter: just yesterday san ramon police officer louis lombardi was reporting to work. now he's behind bars. accused of taking part in a law enforcement drug scheme. >> it's a difficult situation, to say the least, to go from the position of being on the other side of the bars to being where officer lombardi is now. >> the charges are 182, conspiracy to sell pharmaceutical drugs. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, lombardi teamed up with private eye christopher butler and former narcotics enforcement task force commander norman welsh to sell drugs taken from law enforcement evidence lockers. the complaint says lombardi sold marijuana and ecstasy to one of c-net's confidential informants in arizona, instructing him to send the proceeds to lombardi's discovery bay home. lombardi's also charged with gun possession and embezzlement. sources tell nbc bay area he used undercover sting money to buy guns, guns he said he destroyed but actually kept for himself. >> this is a bad thing. i recognize that. the whole law enforcement com

louis lombardi is a san ramon police officer. also in court today norman welsh. welsh ran cenet. the two men are accused of taking part of a scheme where evidence was taken and sold. >> normally that task force is the topic of information which is why the bureau investigation is involved. >> reporter: all four of the suspects are now scheduled to appear in court on june 24th. >>> in san francisco today, prosecutors dropped another case related to a police misconduct case there. the misconduct is surrounding an officer seen here, taking items from an arrested man. >>> a family found a bounty in a home they just purchased. cash, thousands of dollars in cash. the money was stashed in the attic. instead of keeping it, the family called the family of the previous owner. the family started counting it but stopped at 40,000. >> it is a great opportunity for me to take my children and say to them, we are going to do something awesome. >> the family says they knew their father hid money but they did not how much or where. i love that story. >>> parks scheduled to try their last ditch effo

louis lombardi is a san ramon police officer. also in court today norman welsh. welsh ran cenet.ed of taking part of a scheme where evidence was taken and sold. >> normally that task force is the topic of information which is why the bureau investigation is involved. >> reporter: all four of the suspects are now scheduled to appear in court on june 24th. >>> in san francisco today, prosecutors dropped another case related to a police misconduct case there. the misconduct is surrounding an officer seen here, taking items from an arrested man. >>> a family found a bounty in a home they just purchased. cash, thousands of dollars in cash. the money was stashed in the attic. instead of keeping it, the family called the family of the previous owner. the family started counting it but stopped at 40,000. >> it is a great opportunity for me to take my children and say to them, we are going to do something awesome. >> the family says they knew their father hid money but they did not how much or where. i love that story. >>> parks scheduled to try their last ditch effort to keep from closin

. >> yes, san francisco, the city that flew the nation's first rainbow flag and is the birth place of the rusty trombone, has fallen behind orlando, pittsburgh and even st. louis. their city symbol is a giant vagina. the ranks have left gay san franciscans like tim selig outraged. >> san francisco is "the" inundisputed leader of gay cities. >> you're not. you're number 11. >> no, we are the gayest. >> reporter: just how gay is san francisco? one look around and you see that they're certainly number one in hacky gay puns and cartoonish gay sex shops. if i squint, that's kind of gay. >> maybe. >> well, if you take the gag out and put somebody's (blank beep) in your mouth instead, is that gay enough for you. >> sure it's colorful, fun, and flamboyant but the whole thing seemed like a historical creation of a by-gone gay culture. >> nice try. >> what are we going to do if i'm gay? >> it was like the colonial williams burg of gay. so what is the new hot bed of gayness? minneapolis, minnesota. and not just because straight senators go there to get gay (beep) jobs. georgia minneapolisians adam robbins and jesse field. >> minneapolis deserves the recognition for... th

louis and i-35 from minneapolis to san antonio.ene icy on i-70 from denver west and some slick spots along much of i-95. >>> if you are flying, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, kansas city, uston, philadelphia, uston, phi. >>> arnold schwarzenegger is putting his movie comeback on hold while he deals, of course, with the fallout from his bombshell paternity revelation. >> schwarzenegger had been scheduled to begin filming the drama "cry macho" this summer and was in negotiations to reprise his popular terminator roles. the statement from his office said that schwarzenegger was focusing on personal matters and is not willing to commit to any production schedules or time lines. >>> there are new allegations that tour de france winner lance armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs. tyler hamilton, a former teammate, tells "60 minutes" that he saw armstrong use a blood-boosting drug called epo. he claims it happened before and during the tour. >> what did you actually witness? >> i mean, i saw it in his refrigerator, you k

louis pulled out an extra inning win over san diego, with two outs in the 11th inning, the cardinals' daniel descalso singled in the go-ahead run and lance burkmann made a great diving catch in left field to prevent a rally. look at that. the cards won it 3-2. >>> in philadelphia with the score tied in the ninth inning, cincinnati's double to the wall, that cleared the bases against philadelphia, and the reds got the 6-3 victory over the phillies. >>> and in the american league, baltimore's adam jones blasted a two-run walk-off home run against kansas city. the orioles defeated the royals 5-3. >>> when we return another look at this morning's top stories, and farewell to the queen. oprah winfrey says good-bye to daytime tv. depression is a serious medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq -- a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain -- serotonin and norepinephrine. t

the media partner "contra costa times" says san ramon's police chief would not say whether a 38-year-old louis lombardi was fired or fined. he was arrested on charges he took drug, cash, and weapons from the police says sures. authorities say the crimes occurred when he was member of the county enforcement team headed by norman welsh. welsh and a former private investigator chris butler accused of selling drugs stolen there police evidence. >>> in a few hours, they will resume the search for a missing danville teenager. 15-year-old allison baylis has not been seen by her family since monday morning. and the team may have felt isolate and upset. police say the bike that she was riding was found at crissy field. helicopters searched for above. authorities are reviewing footage from the bridge security camera. a vigil is planned for 7:00 tonight at danville congregationm church. >> this morning, the protesters are expected to be at chevron headquarters in san ramon where the oil company is holding a stockholders meeting. on monday, several protesters were arrested after three repelled down the ri

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at san francisco general hospital, david louis, abc 7 news. >> if the family prevails, they will reimburse everyone who contributed to their family relief fund, except for former giants slugger barry bonds, who has given college scholarships to both of the children. >>> more to come tonight on abc 7 news. just ahead pg and e appears into an underground pipeline. you'll see why this one is getting special scrutiny. >> a survey of the most dangerous streets for pedestrian accidents and why so many victims are people of color. >> you can fight back an overturned claims rejection by your health insurance company. i'll show you how later on 7 on your side. >> i will tell you i'm no shrinking violet. i'm not. if you don't want my opinion don't ask. >> and the legendary laker who is on the warriors roster. stay with us. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> robotic cameras are sending back pictures from inside a section of the pipeline that exploded in san bruno last year. it's part of pg and e's plan to test pipe similar to the san bruno line. heather reports now. >> repo

wet on i-20, from mississippi to loui on flooding on i-35, from minneapolis down to san antonio. wet on i-80 and 90 in the midwest. and icy on i-80 from salt lake city to cheyenne. >> and if you're flying today, airport delays are possible in denver, kansas city, dallas, chicago and minneapolis. >>> well, overnight, we got word of yet another in-flight incident involving an unruly passenger. this is the latest in a series of mid-air scares in recent days. >> officials say a man tried to open an emergency door on an orlando to boston flight last night. and off-duty police officer managed to subdue the passenger. he was arrested when the plane landed. those onboard say he appeared to be drunk. >> the flight attendants, they actually brought him to the back of the plane and put him between two, different people, so he couldn't get up or anything. he was wearing a bruins shirt. i'd actually seen him in orlando. he asked me to go to the bar with him. very intoxicated. >>> meanwhile, a passenger who was arrested sunday in san francisco for trying to barge into the cockpit during an ame

---un policia de san ramon fue arrestado bajo cargos de tener en su posesion armas, drogas e identificaciones robadas, y de conspiracion.---"louisenta cargos relacionados a la unidad de narcoticos del condado de contra costa, donde trabajo anteriormente. en los ultimos meses, tres agentes de la division de narcoticos han sido arrestados por presuntamente vender drogas. las autoridades de san ramon no creen que haya mas agentes involucrados. --el gobernador de "illinois" anuncÓ que su estado no aplicaÁ un programa federal que obliga a las autoridades locales a reportar a inmigracÓn a todas las personas detenidas.--hablamos desde luego de "comunidades seguras", calificado por "pat quinn" como "defectuoso".--el mandatario estatal envÓ una carta al servicio de ciudadaÍa e inmigracÓn informando de su decisÓn. --"quinn" esÁ en contra de que, bajo el polemico programa, se esÉ deportando a personas que no han cometido delitos graves. --hoy mas de 20 sucursales de la cadena de restaurantes "chipotle" fueron visitadas por agentes federales en busca de violaciones a las leyes de inmigracion. --algunos de los locales que aparecieron en la l

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louis, the suspect was taken into custody. a delta airlines flight from detroit to san diego diverted to albuquerque yesterday and passengers say a note with a word bomb on it was found in the bathroom but officials are not confirming that. fbi agents interviewed everyone on board and searched their carry-ons but they didn't find anything. >>> a fast-moving fire that gutted a house in oakland may have been linked to a domestic dispute and they saw flames shooting out of a house around midnight and called 911. firefighters hosed down nearby houses to keep the flames from spreading. and neighbors say that a man who used to live there and his ex-wife were having an ongoing fight and one neighbor is stunned by what he saw. >> they're squeakers. >> meaning what? >> they're drug addicts. most definitely. i mean they would do peel-outs on the lawn. several times, they would say -- they would put new lawn in and it would die and they would put new lawn in again and it would die and die -- again, so they're weird people. >> the contractor is boarding up the house and says it wil

san jose police is the problem. the alco sensor 5 made by intoximeters based in st. louis can develop condensation inside and give bad readings. the d.a.'s office says it's unlikely the faulty breathalyzer is the only piece of evidence in a case but if it is, the suspect could be freed. >> if it turns out that this is a main piece of evidence in any number of cases, let's say even 865 cases and we end up having to dismiss all of those cases, if that's the fair and just result, that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: the public depender says it proves field breathalyzers are not perfect and can be unreliable. >> making sure that only people who should be arrested are arrested is always a good thing and it's very positive for our clients. >> reporter: san jose police have returned the malfunctioning unit and are currently using replacements. the company, intoximeters, did not immediately return our phone calls. and the d.a. he was office says they should have this review done in about a month. in san jose, kiet do, cbs 5. >>> san jose police and prosecutors started exami

. >> san ramon police officer making his first court appearance yesterday. louis lombardi charged with several conspiracies. part of a growing scandal involving the narcotics enforcement team. he didn't enter a plea. his commander and two other officers are facing similar charges. >>> san francisco is telling the feds back off. the city is cutting illegal immigrants more slack on the criminals who will soon be let go. >> it could be a little roomier in san francisco jail come june 1st. that's when sheriff michael hennessy will begin allowing illegal immigrants out of jail who are caught for misdemeanors, even if immigration and customs enforcement officials want to detain them. >> local law enforcement is trying to prevent local crime and trying to get people to come forward as witnesses, come forward as victims and not to get mixed up in the immigration business. >> the sheriff says american citizens wouldn't be held in jail for low-level crimes like shoplifting and neither should immigrants, whether they are legal or not. they won't stay in jail if they're charg

. >>> more fallout from the drug scandal in contra costa county. 38-year-old louis lombardi is no longer with the san ramon police department. he was arrested on five felony charges earlier this month. "contra costa times" reports it's not known whether lombardi resigned or if he was fired. >>> san jose not quite ready to declare a fiscal emergency but the city council voting yesterday to keep the possibility alive as it keeps looking for solutions to the budget deficit. councilmembers wanted more time to consider ways of reforming the pension system for city employees. >> i think the budget process itself will be pretty good evidence of the crisis we face and the need for very difficult action. >> the city council is expected to vote june 21 on whether to declare a fiscal emergency and whether to put a pension reform measure on the november ballot. that city faces a budget deficit of $115 million. they are not alone. san francisco's deficit almost three times that size and oakland has a $58 million shortfall. >>> coming up, hundreds already killed and the death toll rising by the hour. we have a liv

san jose police is the problem. the alco-sensor v made by intoximeters based in st. louis can develop condensation inside and give bad readings. the d.a. says it's unlikely the faulty breathalyzer is the only piece of evidence in a case but if it the suspect could go free. >> if it turns out that this was the main piece of evidence in any number of cases, let's say even 865 cases, and we understand up having to dismiss all of those cases, if that's the fair and just result, that's what we are going to do. >> reporter: the public defender says it proves field breathalyzers are not perfect and can be unreliable. >> making sure that only people who should be arrested are arrested is always a good thing. and it's very positive for our clients. >> reporter: san jose police have returned the malfunctioning unit and are currently using replacements. the company intoximeters did not immediately return our phone calls. and the d.a.'s office says they should have this review done in about a month. in san jose, kiet do, cbs 5. >>> a pot growing operation busted on the peninsula. what

louis, missouri and then came out here for grad school, which fell in love with san francisco bay area. all of my plans changed and this became my home. i worked as an environmental analyst for a number of think tanks and then applied that trade in law enforcement, where i went to the san francisco police academy many, many years ago, graduated as a academy class, president of the class. trained in environmental forensics, both here locally, state and federally by the usepa in the training center in georgia and i worked for the district attorney's office in san francisco for nine years before becoming elected supervisor. >> and you spent most of your adult life in san francisco. >> yes. >> why did you make the choice to live in the city? >> oh, my god, i had never been west of the mississippi until i came here. growing up, we read a lot in our household but many of the books that i was drawn to were from authors who either came from california or spent substantial time in california dealing with so many eras that i think we're just awesome. and it all came to life with me as soon as i

has questioned a san ramon police accused in a corruption investigation. over the weekend the f.b.i. investigated louis lombardi on charges he sold drugs to confidential informants and stole cash, drugs and guns from police seizures. right now lombardi is on administrative leave from the san ramon police department. it's not clear exactly why the f.b.i. wanted to question him. >>> time now 6:06. this morning los angeles police will tell us the latest on the search for the two men who brutally beat giants fan bryan stow. the l.a.p.d.'s been following up on hundreds of leads ever since that attack outside dodgers stadium six weeks ago. those tips increased dramatically after these ads and billboards started popping up on l.a. freeways. they showed the sketches of the two wanted men along with $100,000 reward money. bryan stow is back in the bay area this morning. a private jet, that one there, flew him from los angeles to the san francisco airport yesterday afternoon. news chopper 2 was overhead as -- look at the convoy of ambulances that drove bryan stow from sfo to san francisco general hospital. docto

louis- he was not charged. >>pam: a man tried to rape a woman late on thursday on the 1300 block of san mateo avenue about 10:40 5:00 p.m. police said the man grabbed the woman from behind. 10:45--and he's-tried to pull her into the bushes and she slapped him and the suspect was seen running south towards san bruno. (music) >> jacqueline: the live look outside from our roof cam. that cloud coverage is showing it perfectly mostly sunny skies but still, the cumulus of the clouds are forming. the old diablo range, and the central valley and in terms of showers. quite a bit of shower and the storm activity eroding down and rotating down-and some showers nothing too intense. no severe weather expected. although there is the possibility of showers in the delta and the hills. mainly in the ellen diablo range. right now, the current conditions in the el diablo-with 60s and mostly sunny. 72 degrees in fairfield. 78 in san jose temperatures are up from yesterday and will continue this warming trend towards tomorrow. nine degrees warmer in novado, eight degrees warmer in antioch. ketose coming up. >>catherine: new details

louis after passenger tried to use the exit door in flight. and delta flight to san diego was diverted to albuquerque after flight attendant found a note with the word bomb written on it. >> there is a raid that killed osama bin laden. "new york times"is reporting that the president insisted the navy seal be large enough to fight its way out of pakistan if necessary. that resulted in the decision to send 2 members carrying additional troops and the forces pakistan decided to allow american investigators to enter view the 3 widow in pakistani custody rate now in. sacramento tonight the highway patrol arrested dozens of teachers staging a protest in the state capitol. demonstrators trying to prevent further cut to education spending. [ yelling] about 65 teachers and students who stayed in the capitol after it close idea taken into custody. protestors are urging governor brown to push republicans to agree to extend income sales and vehicle tax without a special election. more budget cuts and protest is scheduled to last 5 days. >> when off budget that is slashing servic

our media partner, the contra costa times says san ramon police chief would not say whether 38-year-old louiswas fired or resigned but did confirm that he is no longer with the department. lombardi was arrested may 4 on charges he took drugs, cash and weapons from police seizures. authorities say the crimes occurred when he was member of the contra costa county narcotics enforcement team headed by norman welsh. welsh and investigator butler are accused of stealing drugs from evidence. >>> there is a new surveillance video that they hope will solve a double murder. take a look. two men scene here are considered persons of interest. the video was taken inside an oakland restaurant on night of the murder two weeks ago. about an hour after this video was taken the two men they were with were found shot near vallejo. if you know where the men can be found you are asked to call the solano county sheriff department. >>> if you smell natural gas in mountain view today, it's likely from a section of pipeline that pg&e is venting from tests that began earlier this month. residents have been notified ab

san diego. no devices were found on the plane. sunday a plane from houston to chicago diverted to st. louis say a passenger tried to open a plane door during the middle of the flight. they are questioning the passenger. >> erica: live look in san jose where it is pretty sunnier out there feel like yesterday's whether you will like today's. temperatures mild, we are expecting widespread sunshine around the bay area, peeking at your weather had lines, it was a cool start this morning, anticipating sunny conditions in to the afternoon. on tap for warming trend stretching into tomorrow more on that in a second. temperatures mostly in the '50s and '60s. 55 san rafael, warm over a fragile 62, 54 livermore, as we taken into the afternoon we are not going to warm up significantly a mixed bag of 60s out there. warmer in the and 65 concord, mid-60's around the bay, 74 antioch, 64 livermore mid-60's making your way in the south bay. we have a slight chance of rain on top this weekend, 30 percent chance, future cast 4 shows by saturday's blaze the bay area and half. by 3:00 p.m. and is widespread, but

louis, and her attorney in san antonio. colleen, my condolences to you.y recent. this is the first time that you have heard that part of your son's deposition describing this alleged sex abuse. listening to it as a mother, how did the words sit with you? >> it's what kind of child is robert? i know he was a very good kid? >> he was a very good kid. he was happy go lucky. he was very considerate towards people. he loved animals, just like everybody else's child, i suppose. >> we're looking at some of these pictures and we're going to click through some of these that you share but i want to warn our viewers, some of them are tough to look at. i've read the depositions. he endured some 200 surgeries. his life clearly physically drastically changed but how was it moving forward, colleen, after he was 8? here is he at christmas time. how did everything change for you? >>. >> everything changed. i had to grief for the child that he was for what could have been and i grieved for it for a long time but then eventually robert became the same happy go lucky child a

louis. it is fantastic. everyone in town, oakland, san jose are wearing giants paraphernalia.y credit him with his admission being the difference. >> do you find it a dirty play? >> no, i know the argument is that he was not blocking the plate he was off to the right side, but this is the history of baseball. i was at the game talking to charlie still thereof, he is in his 80s, he was telling me that he remembers a guy named jack e. tobin, the plate for the portland team, and he said that he knocked me into the second game. [laughter] >> wow! >> but i mean, you are talking about ballplayers that have been doing this for years. i know that they want a change in the rules. he says that we have this popular guy and baseball loves them. you get hurt. >> with eli white side, the backup catcher, you think there will be all of this is for him? >> no, but if tiger woods is not do what he did you think anyone would care? if kobe bryant did not play like he did would anyone care? >> what you want posy to switch positions? >> snow. they're talking for days ago when he had near concussion

. >>> a san ramon police officer accused in a corruption scandal is scheduled to be in court today. 38-year-old louis lombardi accused of selling drugs to confidential informants. he's a member of the contra costa county's narcotics team. the commander of his unit was arrested in february and facing similar charges. >>> we're now learning what may have led arnold schwarzenegger to finally disclose that he had fathered a child with his housekeeper. the media is swarming around the bakersfield home of 50-year- old patty baena. she threatened to go public with the affair. a few weeks later schwarzenegger fired her and told his wife maria shriver. baena's neighbors have nothing but praise for the 14-year-old boy. >> this young man is just at the top in being polite and being very cordial and somebody you want to be around. >> according to the new york times schwarzenegger paid for baena's $250,000 four bedroom home. >>> the imf chief facing sexual assault charges has resigned. dominique strauss-kahn told the international monetary fund that he is leaving his position so that he can focus on proving his i

louis. no delays but when they develop our flight tracker will have them. go to abc7news.com. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live at sanrancisco international airport. federal investigators involved in trying to figure out if it was a terrorist attempt on a jet coming into sfo. i'll tell you about it. more coming up in a live report. >>> i'm amy hollyfield live in san francisco where teachers will be soon boarding buses and heading to sacramento. they plan to teach lawmakers a lesson. >> here is a live look from downtown san francisco. windy, chilly, raw weekend is over. small warming trend before more of that cool weather is on the way and we'll throw in couple of chances of rain. >> the wind advisories from san mateo bridge was recently cancelled. right now no accidents or stalls to slow you down. bay bridge toll plaza is looking good. >> 5:30 and thank you so much for starting with us. i'm kristen sze. a string of security scares in the air. the latest on a flight approaching san francisco, a yemini man tried to storm the cockpit and had to be subdued by passengers. terry mcsweeney has the latest on the investigatio