here's our meetologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning, everyone. nice and clear. here's a view from the roof camera where temperatures are in the 50s at this hour. cooler at the coast with mid-40s there. we will look at more sunshine throughout the day today. 55 mountain view, san jose and 53 in the city. so this the low to mid-50s for start time at the embarcadero. more sunshine by midmorning. 57 degrees. it should be about the number at about 10:00. and with more sunshine throughout the noontime hour, it will be a beautiful day at our beaches with low 60s. the sea breeze will increase throughout the afternoon. so bring the jacket if you are headed to the coast. elsewhere we will see much warmer weather. in fact, inland valleys upper 80s. i'll detail that for you in a few minutes. carolyn. >> carolyn: thank you, lisa. it is the race known around the world. san francisco's bay to breakers is celebrating their 101st year this morning. runners take off in an hour. here's the route some 40,000 people will follow and there will be some street closers. you can expect s

so i guess you could say that lisa jackson and i or rather lisa jackson and her colleagues were my clients for many years, albeit nonpaying ones. more recently, we have shared an interest in seeing that justice is served in the bp gulf oil disaster case. administrator jackson's public service has come both at the federal and state levels. prior to serving as epa administrator, she served as the commissioner of the new jersey department of environmental protection. since we are here on a college campus, i would be remised not to mention that lisa jackson obtained her undergraduate degree from her home town of new orleans and her masters degree in chemical engineering from princeton. i have many fond memories of my former client, but i want to share just one with you in particular. i was getting on a plane in february to fly out to february to give a talk. just before the plane door closed, lisa jackson got on and sat down across the aisle from me one row up in coach in a middle seat. i was so excited to see her again that i spontaneously shouted, i love you, lisa. she smiled and waved back.

here's our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning, everyone. here's a look outside. you will notice that things are quite quiet and calm, clear. we have a light wind out there. but temperatures are comfortable in the 50s. we are looking at numbers a little warmer than yesterday, anywhere from two to five degrees warmer. it's 51 in oakland. right now in the city temperatures in the lower 50s and the skies are clear. this is a race that will feature sunshine at 10:00. the numbers slowly coming up a couple degrees into the upper 50s and then by the end of the race, noontime, we will have some patchy fog at the close but mainly a really nice day out there and a little warmer than yesterday. the details coming up. >> carolyn: sounds great, lisa. thank you." 101st edition of the bay to breaker race gets underway at 7:00 this morning. organizers hope it's better this year. last year the race went off without a hitch but then problems occurred at heartbreak hill when spectators began littering and using driveways as bathrooms. take a look at the route some 40,000 people will

here's our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: hi there, carolyn. the sun just coming up. good morning, everyone. we are looking at lots of low clouds. they have moved across the bay and that will make for a cooler day today. of the clouds in the north bay. over in the east bay and not quite in the south bay. but the southwesterly winds with the system offshore allowing for a cooler day today and tomorrow. it's 53 in fremont 56 in mountain view right now. 55 on the peninsula. so got a mixture of this higher clouds, mid-level clouds burke they will mix on out so by the afternoon still looking at a few 80s in our inland valleys but more 60s and 70s around the bay. a couple cool days and warmer days this week. i will have the seven day now look in a bit. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> carolyn: thank you, lease a tomorrow we learn the details behind the state's ballooning $16 billion budget deficit. governor jerry brown announced yesterday the shortfall and nearly twice what was expected and he's warning bigger cuts and higher taxes could be on the way. abc7 news reporter joh

carp mellow anthony, 41 points, he's with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. it looked like you were not going to let this team lose. what was your mindset? >> we gave it our all tonight. well rallied the troops that we wasn't ready to go home yet. as long as you leave everything out here on the court, we can go home happy. >> lisa: what did you sail to yourself when you missed the first two free throws? >> just disappointed in myself. my teammates did a great job. ail m amar'e did a hell of a job on d-wade at the end. >> lisa: congratulations on the win? >> thank you. >> lisa: mike? >> mike: smiles at msg. just over 11 years the last time these fans experienced a playoff victory. as now, miami, still with a /ir÷d#z. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seas

. >> mike: lisa? >> lisa: thank you, mike. lebron, you and dwyane wade scored 22 points together combined in this fourth quarter. you had 16. what was different for you guys in this fourth quarter? >> well, defensively, we stepped up. 70-7 at the end of the third. gave up 16 points. that's what it's about. we know if we get stops, we get a better opportunity to get a win. >> lisa: thank you and congratulations on your mvp. >> oh, thank you. >> lisa: how did your mindset chi change when chris went down? >> it was difficult, but for me, it was being more aggressive offensively. and know that i was first and second option. i just decided to be more aggressive. they did a great job to give me the ball. i was there to make shots. >> lisa: how does this game set the tone for the rest of the series? >> it's going to be tough. it's going to go down to, you know, who gets stops, who takes care of the ball and who rebounds. it's going to be tough. and, but we're up for it. >> lisa: thank you. mike? >> mike: the heat scored 53 points in

we need lisa. and it's unacceptable the answer to us, we are looking at it, it's unacceptable. >> when you say that you're frustrated, are you saying that you see that they're not doing enough? or that you're just unhappy with what they're telling you? do you think -- >> i'm unhappy with what they're telling me. and it's been too long. and with this -- this development they've had for a long time and we still haven't heard anything. >> jeremy, you -- you -- we just heard in this last report, you're talking about your debit card being used about a month, right, after lisa disappeared. >> right. >> and our producers, one of our producers took a look at this and they looked at the company that was charged through your debit card for $69.04, and it leads to a stationery website. now why do you make a link between that and this idea that the site where you can change your name or your child's name? >> i don't know why it takes you there now. but when we first found out about this in december, it -- that

lisa? >> hello. we found some overnight construction for you this morning but gone now on the belt way close to the exit for new hampshire avenue. this is live on 270 taking you north and southbound out of frederick through montgomery county. very good ride. look at us live here at 270, shady grove road. here we are in the belt way at new hampshire avenue. everything is open. that long-term construction pulled out of your way past university boulevard. more on the traffic side, information about branch avenue and an intent northbound at the belt way but now we'll go to news. >> we'll check back in this a few minutes. the the c.i.a. has aparently foiled a plot to bring down an airplane from al qaeda. it was similar to the one the called underwear bomber used to try to blow up a flight to detroit on christmas day, 2009. this had a better detonation system and had no metal which means it could have passed through metal detectors and body scanners. >> if this happened before 9/11, it definitely would hav

let's start out with a quick first look at the weather from lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. from roof camera you can see the flag is blowing and we will have gusty west winds later on this afternoon. right now they are breezy at about 15-20 miles an hour. we have the coastal clouds that will clear by 10:00, 11:00. starting out with plenty of 50s. a few 40s by santa rosa and napa. when we do see the sunshine we will manage temperatures near 60 by midday around san jose, campbell and also dublin. then by the afternoon temperatures stay in the 50s. mid-70s should warm us up in the warmest inland valleys and warmer temperatures are coming up. >> carolyn: the big birthday bash for the golden gate bridge is expected to draw half a million people. the festivities for the 75th anniversary kick off at 11:00 this morning and last until 11:00 tonight. john alston joins us live from crissy field. before the celebrations get underway, a sat discovery there. >> reporter: behind me you can see police activity not what we expected whether we got here this morning, a u.s. park police keeping

lisa, thanks very much. we are joined from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning, dan. >> good morning to you. happy saturday. coming up on gma, a state of emergency in your half of the country as these wildfires in colorado and arizona spread and then rage out of control. entire towns are being evacuated right now. hundreds of firefighters pouring in. it's only may. so what does this pour ten for our potentially long, hot and dangerous summer. we are covering the whole thing and failure to launch. just a few hours ago an attempt at space history was made, an unsuccessful attempt. it was the first-ever commercial rocket that was supposed to be sent up to space but it didn't take off. what went wrong and what is the future of commercial intergalactic space travel? perhaps not so bright. we will have more on that coming up. and look at this. will smith slapping a tv reporter who tried to kiss him on the lips on the red carpet at the premiere of his new movie in r

lisa says it will be fine out there. heavy smoke from a massive wildfire in new mexico is prompting air quality warnings into arizona for the holiday weekend. the fire has destroyed a dozen cabins and scorched 130 mild of wilderness. six hikers had to be rescued after becoming disoriented in that smoke. more than 500 firefighters are battling it. talking about fires but cooler weather and then bridge parties. >> lisa: yeah, that's right. we have the onshore component and going to mix out the marine layer. you saw the bridge, nice and sunny. lake tahoe, not done with the snow yet. 36 degrees and cloudy but truckee, 34 and reporting snow at this hour. emeryville, low 50s with low clouds and breezy winds out towards concord. north wind gusting to 20 at our coast. we will be looking at delays at sfo with the low clouds. 40s still holding on at this hour with redwood city at 49. your average high at this time of year in the low 70s, ten degrees shy of that. 49 in san rafael and we'll be looking at a little more moisture to st

birth, lisa baden. >> we are rocking on the highway this morning. in virginia across the wilson bridge two racks on the beltway. problems with metro rail with a track problem outside the silver spring station. red line customers have been additional weight. the foggy bottom entrance escalator is out of service. here we are moving nicely on the beltway at connecticut ave. >> lisa, i am always rocking the red in the weather center. supporting the caps with my party. we are witnessing the sunrise this morning. one minute and 11 seconds ago. a cloud still shrouding out that early morning sun. it will be a bright and sunny day. cordis outside. 60 degrees. morningside maryland, 57. carlsbad, 53. 50's pretty much everywhere. northwesterly winds up to 30 miles per hour at a time. less humid. a refreshing breeze. crack open the window. let that fresh air circulate. a few degrees warmer. otherwise, pretty much the same thing. >> president obama's evolution over now. he has become the first president ever to endorse same- sex marriage. >> at a certain point, i

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we'll start with a look at the forecast so we turn to lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. here is a look at transamerica pyramid. it's about 850 feet. you can see that fog thinning out. a powder skies downtown. today temperatures will be coming up a little bit. 68 there but it's going to be warm inland. 54 in fremont. 54 in concord and 50 at our coast. that is where we've had problems with dense fog that will be with us for next couple of hours. sunny skies by midday. by noontime, low 50s at the coast. low 60s inland and by afternoon, 62 at ocean beach and 92 in livermore today. much cooler tomorrow for mother's day. >> terry: this morning san francisco police are investigating two fatal shootings from two separate crime scenes. first occurred about 9:30 last night and a man and a woman shot in the western addition at turk and laguna streets. the woman is expected to survive. the 54-year-old man died at a hospital. the victim was disabled and walked with a cane when he suffered a gunshot wound to the neck. the secretary shooting in ocean view district in san francisco in 7

lisa amin gulezian is live in downtown san jose with how things are looking tonight. >> lisa: police did come here three hours ago. their message is clear. they will not tolerate any problems, and neither will the community. ♪ >> lisa: this is a cinco de mayo many in san jose want. a familyfestival. they don't want this. a repeat of last year. when a mob in east san jose broke windows, vandalized property, and even surrounded police. they knocked an officer off his bike and stabbed a teenager. >> is your district going to be safe? >> absolutely. >> lisa: the city councilman happened organize the festival in the same area that has been plagued with problems. his spokesperson insists this year will be different. >> the gang tension is high right now. nonetheless, like i said, we have been in communication with the police department, and we have full confidence that they're going to keep everything they have been hearing under control. >> lisa: the plan tonight is to have even more officers on horseback, motorcycles, and in cars, and most of the department will be working a night shif

., led by a number of players, including tony park worry is with lisa salters. >> lisa: thank you, mike. what was the key to that 24-point comeback? >> i don't know. if was just a weird game. we had a terrible start. down 24. they were shooting the ball well. blake griffin was making crazy shots. we stayed in there. we got a lot of experience. knew it was a long game and came back slower. second half we came back better. >> lisa: speaking at halftime. there was a shot of you, pop and tim sitting on the bench and you looked like you were chilling down ten. but you seemed completely relaxed. what was your mind set? >> we have a lot of confidence in this team. we felt like we played bad in the beginning and we were playing better and better. we felt relaxed. no panic. that was the whole thing at halftime. no panic, we'll come back. >> lisa: thank you. >> mike: another day at work for the san antonio spurs. meanwhile the clippers have had such a terrific season they're one loss away from it comes to the end. as jeff said earlier, spurs have seen it all. now they're up 3-0 in the best of sev

carp mellow anthony, 41 points, he's with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. it looked like you were not going to let this team lose. what was your mindset? >> we gave it our all tonight. well rallied the troops that we wasn't ready to go home yet. as long as you leave everything out here on the court, we can go home happy. >> lisa: what did you sail to yourself when you missed the first two free throws? >> just disappointed in myself. my teammates did a great job. ail m amar'e did a hell of a job on d-wade at the end. >> lisa: congratulations on the win? >> thank you. >> lisa: mike? >> mike: smiles at msg. just over 11 years the last time these fans experienced a playoff victory. as now, miami, still with a /ir÷d#z. ♪ strea-ea-ea-eeam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your farite movies and full seasonsf

thank you, lisa. also coming up, matt cain pulls off a double whammy with his arm and his back. mike shumann has the highlights of the giants' big, big win in arizona. that's coming up in sports. >> carolyn: well, it was a bit misty out there driving in. it seems like things are changing. >> lisa: absolutely. when the fog moved in across the bay last night the winds really picked up. and now we are looking at a little bit of mist and drizzle. we aren't done with it yet. we have a couple days of that. before we were looking at some warmer weather once this little trough passes through. but we have a system offshore. so ass we head outside right now you will see the flags blowing a little bit. plenty of stratus blanketing the coast and with the low clouds and fog this morning the inland surge of marine air making it across to the east bay aill allow for much, much cooler temperatures today. but the coolest day will be tomorrow. 56 in mountain view, 55 in san carlos. good morning, napa, 50 for you, 49 sa

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carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. today is the 75th anniversary celebration of the golden gate bridge and the festivities promise to be spectacular. if you are promising to drive this could be a day of frustration. parking lots and streets all around the bridge are going to be closed to traffic except for pedestrian and bicycles. abc7 news reporter mark matthews shows us what to expect. >> reporter: if you are thinking. watching from the mari net. headlands, that road will be one way only. >> people will only go one way. >> that means to access you have to take the tunnel road, turn left at mccullough and drive up the hill on the back side, then down on the bridge side. and parking, ranger larson said best get here before noon. >> the ranger also told me that section will be closed. >> traffic will be backed up into sausalito and same for capella point unless you are walk or on a bike. the bridge will be shut down for an hour for the fireworks. no pedestrian will be allowed on the bridge after six in the evening. the

here is our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. view from mount tam shows that the winds continue to blow at the higher elevations, up to 25-30 mile-an-hour gusts around the area. that is where the warmer air is. the warmer air is going to be working down to the surface quickly. 60 in san rafael. those northerly winds will allow for a rapid warmup today. already anywhere from 5-10 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. we will be about 10 degrees above the average today. a ridge of high pressure continues to build into the eastern pacific. we're not done with our warming yet. the warmest day tomorrow but still even warmer inland on tuesday. >> carolyn: breaking news in oakland where we are learning more about a midnight shootout that left a police officer and a suspect injured. it happened on bird street near 92nd avenue. we understand that two officers on patrol spotted the unidentified man who ran from them. so far police aren't saying what crime the man is suspected of committing, one officer chased him on foot and gunshots

lisa's crib was empty. debra has admitted to having several drinks the night lisa was reported missing and does not remember when she last checked on her. police searched the home and scoured woods just three miles away close to where a witness says he saw a man carrying a baby around the time lisa went missing. according to authorities, no information has surfaced about the man and the search has so far come up empty. now her parents hope this latest development brings their daughter home. >> lisa's parents say they are frequently in contact with the fbi but they are frustrated it's been several months and they still have very few answers. >>> now at 5:00 new developments in a d.c. political scandal. >>> off the top tonight a former campaign official for mayor gray facing corruption charges. what he is accused of doing. >> cell phone video captures the chaos on the third street tunnel. see what caused drivers to ditch their cars and flee the scene. >> we're tracking rain on the radar tonight. it's just the

thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. this afternoon the giants send matt cain to the mound hoping to win the rubber game of the series against the brewers. yesterday the giants ended a four-game losing streak. meek shumann has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the giants in a four-game slide at home yesterday beating the brewers behind bumgarner's arm and bat. angel per gallon began extends his league leading hitting streak it 19 games. we go to the fifth. bumgarner getting no support so he takes matters into his own hands. how about an rbi double. in comes cabrera, 1-1 ballgame. another big shot in the 6th after a cabrera posey. buster posey drives him in. two on g-men and the hits keep on coming. brett hill hammers one to the gap. part of a three-run inning. but the story was matt bum. his fifth straight victory, giants get the win, 5-2, the final. and a's an extra inning win. see ya. he had 2 rbi, 1-0 a's but bartolo colon couldn't hold the leads. and fourth inning he unloads. one of three solo

., led by a number of players, including tony park worry is with lisa salters. >> lisa: thank you, mike. what was the key to that 24-point comeback? >> i don't know. if was just a weird game. we had a terrible start. down 24. they were shooting the ball well. blake griffin was making crazy shots. we stayed in there. we got a lot of experience. knew it was a long game and came back slower. second half we came back better. >> lisa: speaking at halftime. there was a shot of you, pop and tim sitting on the bench and you looked like you were chilling down ten. but you seemed completely relaxed. what was your mind set? >> we have a lot of confidence in this team. we felt like we played bad in the beginning and we were playing better and better. we felt relaxed. no panic. that was the whole thing at halftime. no panic, we'll come back. >> lisa: thank you. >> mike: another day at work for the san antonio spurs. meanwhile the clippers have had such a terrific season they're one loss away from it comes to the end. as jeff said earlier, spurs have seen it all. now they're up 3-0 in the best of sev

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what happened to baby lisa. her parents are saying there is a new lead in the case. today they were on set or an emotional interview to describe this new clue. andw what the last 7 months in their lives have been like. >> it's been 8 months since we have seen our daughter. we want answers. we are not going away until that happens. until she comes home. megyn: do you feel like they wasted time taking such a hard look at the two of you? >> absolutely. shannon: dramatic video of a tornado touching down in kansas over the weekend. you can see it ripping through that rural area, bending wind mills it also damaged several homes, ripping the roof off one of them. fortunately we are told in injuries were reported. we have new questions what in the showdown with iran over its nuclear program. the watchdog chief seen here is in tehran today in hopes of getting iran to provide more access to international inspectors. this is happening two days before a new round of talks between iran and the west. what is this development

now to lisa >> . the complication that is the biggest issue is 66 eastbound, a collision at the beltway. only two right lanes getting by. delays begin after 7100, passed 50 to get up to the beltway. in maryland we have normal volume of traffic. marching south on 270 at 109 here. no problems through germantown gaithersburg rockville, and down to the beltway is open. back to you. >> thank you. 6:14 right now, 66 degrees. >> banning some beverages. where large sugary drinks could soon be nonexistent. >> angela theismann is with us to talk about a growing silent killer, after the break. -- and joseph ozmjoseph >> this is "good morning washington" on your side. >> joe is urging people to get tested for its serious condition. he's hosting a free health condition that will be a gaylord national resort. good to see you again. first, i want to get this right. aaa -- abdominal aortic aneurysm. >> i got involved because my father was diagnosed with this. if you are over 60 years old and i encourage you to go thr

joining me again, baby lisa's parents. when i talked to you months ago you told me you thought you would know in your bones in your child were no longer alive. >> there is no question in my mind that somebody has her and she is okay and i have faith in god that they will bring her home to us. i have not lost that. megyn: what do you think? >> i think the same thing and we'll continue to think so until we have reason to believe otherwise. that she is out there. and we are going to find her. and people are eventually going to get sick of seeing us, because we are not going to stop until we find out where she is. megyn: there was so much attention on you by the police and the media, why come out now? you didn't get arrested. the case has been quite, you had to be a little fearful because the cops were looking aught and talking about you and failed polygraph, they later told joe that wasn't true. why come out now? >> she is still not home. >> that the point. the common sense thing to do if you are representing individuals who

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. >> -- lisa baden. >> the wind into maryland and virginia but now they're turning back around because of what adam caskey is going to tell us about. let's see if we can get a glimpse of news chopper 7. they're back in maryland. look at 270 traffic. here we are with some wet pavement but not as bad as it is in virginia. becoming out of gaithersburg and all the way down to the lane divide for the beltway. we did have a minor crash in virginia after braddock road. what is happening with that weather, adam? >> we have news chopper 7 in montgomery county. we have rain in 61k36 prince george's county, a few little spritzes and sprinkles. that rain converging on to the beltway and into the district. northwest of washington, steadier rain. allow doesn't county, and west virginia and western maryland. more moderate rain later this afternoon and this evening for the drive home. 4 in washington. that martinsburg. winchester 61. 72 the high temperature. off and on areas of rains today. and tomorrow damp start to our week and we need it. >> thank you, adam. 6:01 right now. at least 16 people are d

lisa. >> no hot spots on the highway rail. you are taking marc camden train 841 is averaging 30 minutes late, stuck behind a disabled freight train. metro rail is in pretty good shape. vre.ng out of the norm for take you to two live pictures. 395 northbound approaching and passing duke street, a beautiful ride up to the pentagon, moving at speed. nothing complicated in maryland. 270 southbound traffic starting grow at shady grove road, the headlights being southbound. back to you. >> thank you. morning for the congregation at st. peter's episcopal church in ellicott city. shooting, aeadly second victim has died. named douglas jones shot the rev. mary kohn brewington,y brenda then shot and killed himself. was made angry when he was should limit his visits the church pantry. >> we will continue help the needy and we will not do it from behind glass. >> i am sad. the secretary died on thursday. the rev. died saturday night. her family kept her on my support so that her organs can transplants. your time on this monday, 5:40. >> bi

lisa amin gulezian joins us live from hp pavilion in san jose with more. lisa? >> ama, johnny curtain had one of the biggest nights of his career at hp pavilion on saturday night of the two days later he was dead. this was johnny curtain's moment on saturday night when he scored the game winning touchdown in overtime for the sabercats. the 26-year-old was just traded to the sabercats this month and showed promise immediately. he scored three touchdowns on saturday. then on monday night police found his body. >> an adults male was found deceased in one of the rooms. there is no sign of a crime or any type of foul play. >> another player found him in his room in santa clara. the team houses players at the hotel during the season. investigators won't say how curtain died. the team's head coach and co-owner released this statement saying, quote, he was such a great kid, and in the short time he was in san jose he was such a valued member of our organization's family. >> i remember seeing him on saturday night scoring our winning touchdown. >> eric is a sabre cat fan

good choices, lisa. >> and you know what? ok. so i guess they want you to give the number. >> the number is, if you can read it, 88509 you will text to that number. you can text abc or d. already lots of folks had been voting for you. >> close to 2,000 people. so i appreciate everybody's vote. i appreciate the lady who allowed me to wear these hats, hats to hose and hats in the belfry >> when we come back we will take you live to old hilltop for more team coverage of the preakness. >> and it is a pack solar morning here at -- and it is a spectacular morning here at preakness. a preview after the break. and we would like to leave you with preakness day trivia. agents, be on the lookout for aliens. one small black cocoa creme iced coffee. uh-oh! let me out of here! try dunkin's new black cocoa creme iced coffee and call star-star-d-d for a text to capture your alien today. the galaxy runs on dunkin'. >> welcome back to "11 news saturday morning". thank you for joining us. >> it is definitely, if you can't tell already, the biggest

lisa amin gulezian joins us live from hp pavilion in san jose with more. lisa? >> ama, johnny curtain had one of the biggest nights of his career at hp pavilion on saturday night of the two days later he was dead. this was johnny curtain's moment on saturday night when he scored the game winning touchdown in overtime for the sabercats. the 26-year-old was just traded to the sabercats this month and showed promise immediately. he scored three touchdowns on saturday. then on monday night police found his body. >> an adults male was found deceased in one of the rooms. there is no sign of a crime or any type of foul play. >> another player found him in his room in santa clara. the team houses players at the hotel during the season. investigators won't say how curtain died. head coach and co-owner released this statement saying, quote, he was such a great kid, and in the short time he was in san jose he was such a valued member of our organization's family. >> i remember seeing him on saturday night scoring our winning touchdown. >> eric is a sabre cat fan club presi

our coverage begins at morgan hill where lisa is live for us tonight. lisa? >> this search center behind me will be packed in just 11 hour hours. filled with people looking for sierra. and this center is normally closed. all day tuesday. but today volunteers open their doors to anyone seeking solace or information about sierra and the latest arrest. last night sheriff's deputy arrested garcia torrez. 21-year-old is accused of kidnapping and killing sierra la mar. detectives found sierra dna and the suspect's dna on her discarded clothes found 2 days after her disappearance and inside of his red jetta. >> it's my belief this was purely random. it was an absolute stranger abduction. no information that we have of any type that the two know each other. have had any contact. we believe this is the worst kind of a crime. >> until there's a body we are not going to believe otherwise. >>reporter: at this time is that hope that the 15-year-old is still alive. that is driving this community. sierra family also believes she's alive. they expect tomorrow's volunteer sea

here is meteorologist lisa argen >> lisa: good morning. wow, there is the view from mount tam. we're looking at the fog has been transported to the delta east bay valleys while you were sleeping. winds are quite gusty. the over by fairfield airport delays of 48 minutes. so with this new reformed stratus temperatures in the low to mid-50s right now. but the cooldown already underway and we'll see more sunshine in san jose but temperatures are going to be out of the 80s for most neighborhoods and back into the 50s at our coast. i'll have a look at the rest of the week coming up. >> carolyn: tomorrow we're going to learn the details behind the state's ballooning $16 billion budget deficit. governor jerry brown announced yesterday to shortfall is nearly twice what was expected. she warning that bigger cuts and higher taxes could be on the way. news reporter john alston showing us the potential impact. >> next weekend seniors at san francisco state are set to graduate but students who have more time are bracing for higher tuition students like kenny who is thinking about another par

we will go to the weather now. >> all right, lisa. we have some heavy rain this morning -- moderate to heavy showers. yesterday what it was all very light in nature and today more localized but heavier. a lot of yellow and orange on the screen. pushing off to the north and east. most of the rate is up and down the 95 corridor and parts of southern maryland as well, western shore of the day seeing a good amount of rain. the good soldier to kick start the day. two-day totals already been an inch and a half and some parts of the metro area, especially fairfax county with a few downpours. here is a look around the beltway. 66 degrees right now that reagan national airport. highs today will make it around 77 with a few sunny breaks around lunchtime. a few peaks of sun. that would destabilize the atmosphere and add to the thunderstorm potential for later on. round two coming this afternoon and evening. f partly cloudy tomorrow, warmer, and into the 80's. >> a little or did they may not be able to get the nats game in last night with a grin

lisa amin gulezian joins us live from hp pavilion in san jose with more. lisa? >> ama, johnny curtain had one of the biggest nights of his career at hp pavilion on saturday night of the two days later he was dead. cas johnny cs moment on saturday night when he scored the game winningime fe sabercats. the 26-year-old was just traded to the sabercats this month and showed promise immediately. he scored three touchdowns on saturday. then on monday night police found his body. >> an adults male was found deceased in one of the rooms. there is no sign of a crime or any type of foul play. >> another player found him in his room in santa clara. the team houses players at the hotel during the season. investigators won't say how curtain died. the team's head coach and co-owner released this statement saying, quote, he was such a great kid, and in the short time he was in san jose he was such a valued member of our organization's family. >> i remember seeing him on saturday night scoring our winning touchdown. >> eric is a sabre cat fan club president. >> i haven't missed

i hope not. >> what's going on with lisa baden? >> i will show you 29, that's normal, getting past trader joe's, southbound out of columbia down to the beltway in silver springs and plenty of traffic into and springfield on >> good wednesday morning. coming up, the inside man. new details on the double agent who foiled the plot to bomb a u.s.-bound plane. how did he full al qaeda and get away with the bomb? we have exclusive new details. don't miss this. that's next on gma. >> today you have another chance to win a new ford fiesta as well as $3,000 cash for a. >> go through wjla.com/freecar to enter. tune in to abc 7 news at 5:00 to see if your name is called. after a minister call and we'll pick a finalist out of 15 viewers later this month. >> $3,000 would get you through some gas money. >> that will take you through the first couple years. >> tomorrow back to sunshine after today's rainfall. windy and less humid tomorrow. then sunday into the weekend. >> loo [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or ho