pretty nice day with plenty of sunshine. how hot did it get today? it was warm all across the bay area. some spots were actually close to 20 degrees above average for this time of the year. we reached a low ninety's in a lot of spots. san jose coming in at 91. typically 72 degrees this time of year. the forecast for right now, pretty nice outside still even in places like concord where they reached the low 70's at 10:00 tonight. 77 in livermore and still in the low 60s in san fransisco. and, we are going to see a chance of rain. coming up later this week. so we will tell you much more about that coming up but in the meantime back to you. >> , one week anniversary of a tragic yachting accidents a memorial service for those that lost their lives. five crew members died when wave swept over their boat during a race, slamming them into the rocks. there was a memorial flotilla earlier this evening. >> those that watched the floating memorial called spectacular and sad but an important event for families of the victims, some of whom will not even have a body for the funeral. just before sundown scores of boats gathered in the day for a flotilla memorial for it yachting sailors killed or lost at sea. there yacht and a crew of eight sailed out the golden gate last weekend to compete in a century old race to the islands and back. a wave knocked some members into the water. as the got reportedly turned to rescue them, another wave hit knocking more into the water and tossing the 30 ft. boat up onto the rocks. only three were rescued, one was found dead off the island and for watched to see. family, friends, and ordinary bystanders watched as the memorial flotilla moved along the shore. everyone here knew someone connected to the tragedy. kimberly was a family friend of one of the victims. >> she was a wonderful young woman. and i am sure that all the children that first parish were wonderful children. it was a tragic event but the coast guard did everything they could. everyone did everything they could. faith is what it is. >> a bag tied could be heard on the radio as flowers were dropped into the bay. organizers said that it wanted to be on their boats in the water watching the sunset as they remember the crew of the low-speed chase. the names of the victim were red. alexa's/26, allen cahill 24. jordan from 25. marquis allen 46. there were all said to be experienced sailors, four bodies have not been recovered. as the sun went down, a san francisco fire boat pumped five tower resumes' of water over the memorial flotilla. the wreckage of the low-speed chase remains on south east island right now, it is said to be removed sometime this week by salvage crews. >> thank you very much. they could be the first pieces of debris to hit american soil from last year's tsunami in japan. a volleyball and soccer ball were spotted by a radar technician on middleton island, that is 70 mi. south from the mainland in the gulf of alaska. here's a tickepicture. the writing on the bulls were ball was traced to a school in japan. it is some of the first a brief at the resident was driving his pickup truck around 6:30 p.m. last night when he saw the downed power lines. he got out of his truck, he tried to move the line and that is when he was shocked. he was taken to stanford medical center where he was pronounced dead. pg&e's said the tragedy is a warning about the dangers of touching down power lines. >> if a customer sees a down power lines, the best thing to do is stay away and keep others away, call 9 1 1 and pg&e's so that we can get out as quickly as possible to make the scene safe. >> pg&e's is investigating the reason for the downed power line. there is reports of a metallic balloons that is responsible that has not been confirmed. 300 customers lost power. san francisco mayor wants the suspended sherrif's former campaign manager to testify. the san francisco chronicle reports that the mayor asked a judge to have hurt turn over nearly four months of cell phone records, and to testify in his official misconduct case. they're looking for evidence proving that he tried to dissuade people from cooperating with police. the city's ethics commission will hear the case on monday. a memorial service was held at oikos university in open today. classes will resume monday, three weeks after seven people were killed in a massacre. class's for nursing students will be held elsewhere. >> a korean church from santa clara held a service outside of oikos university today. >> this is a very solemn moment for me. i have seen it through the tv, but coming here, it comes to meet more deeply. >> classes will resume on monday, three weeks after a massacre that left seven people dead and three injured. among the victims, six students and the school receptionist. >> you think that the victims, and even the gunman, are our sisters and brothers. >> police say 44 year-old former nursing students pulled the trigger, disgruntled over payments he had made to the school and other troubles in his life as an immigrant from south korea. >> as a christian, i felt kind of responsible for what happened. maybe we did not give enough love to him. >> as he awaits trial for seven murders, classes will resume in this building, except for nursing students, the department most affected by the tragedy. the school's director said that nursing class will be held at a college in fremont but he would not say anything else on advice from his lawyer. some students drop out of school altogether. too traumatized by the events, to return. at their website continue to list the names of the seven victims today. they are also asking for donations to " rebuild the dreams of victims and their families cope. dozens of people have left condolence message is on the site. >> we have to leave things behind, it is a beginning. we should not stay sad. we need to go forward. >> >> unbelievable video. what would possess a man to walk up to a van on the side of the road and open fire? what authorities think is behind us. donors getting out the checkbook to support their candidates in a big way. why experts believe this could be the most expensive presidential campaign in u.s. history. >> >> it is unlikely that this man will get away with this. apparently angry, he drives up and parks in front of a speed and force and van in new mexico. wearing a nightshirt, he walks up to the van and opens fire. the camera designed to catch speeders caught the shooting. police say the man got a speeding citation from the unoccupied van that awesome $100 and the suspect that he took his frustration out by firing bullets at it. if he is caught he will face felony charges. reporters and photographers staking out that jail in florida, waiting for the man accused of killing an unarmed teenager to release on bail. reason the $150,000 bail is one problem for george zimmerman supporters but security is another concern. >> george zimmerman is still in the county jail but he must first post bail. >> it is a lot of money to come up with. $50,000 is a lot of collateral. >> and finding a safe place for zimmerman and his family while he is awaiting trial is another issue. >> we have a lot of concerns over security. >> george zimmerman is accused of killing trayvon martin. the martin family attorney says that they're not happy with the decision. but they're being patient. >> at this point it want legal process to play out. >> so do many residents here, they want this case, which has brought the city unwanted national attention, to be resolved. >> i'm looking forward to a successful conclusion of this. and for stamford to get back on track. >> there is still tension here, terry jones, a florida pastor that the notoriety for burning a iran led a small group of demonstrators supporting zimmerman's. >> the black-and-white community can stand together for justice. >> the west suburban of justice is keeping an eye on potential trouble spots but citizens do not want violence here. >> we don't take care of business that way. >> they want the case tried in the courts, >> how many of you agree that the judge made the proper decision to set bail for zimmerman? >> not on the streets ... >> a key figure in the watergate scandal of the 1970's has died. a special counsel to president nixon, he went to jail for his role in watergate. he was known as the evil genius of the nixon white house and once said that he would walk over his grandmother to get nixon reelected. in prison he became an evangelical christian and spend the rest of his life helping prison inmates. he died of complications from brain surgery at the age of 80. now that mitt romney is the near certain republican presidential nominee. the attention is turning to the presidential election. according to recent reports, this year's election is shaping up to be the most expensive in history. anthony mason is here with what could be a billion dollar campaign. >> the mitt romney campaign has spent $77 million to win the republican presidential nomination. that is not all. " restore our future " the supertax supporting him, chicken another $45 million for advertisements taking down his opponents. >> following a supreme court decision two years ago, the super pak can receive and spend unlimited amounts of money. so far 17 billionaires' have donated to the pro mitt romney group. charles schwab is the latest. the brokerage house president and his wife steered $500,000 to the mitt romney super back last month. bill and maturerichard marriott have given a million dollars each. and a billionaire energy president >> a few very wealthy billionaires' are calling the shots. >> he was the finance chairman for three democratic presidential nominees. john kerry, bill clinton, and michael dukakis. he believes the republican challenger is in good position. >> mitt romney has gained the nomination, and as the race tightens, i think that his supporters will rally around and i think he will have plenty of money. >> the supertax supporting president barack obama is off to a slow start with just $5 million in the bank. but the barack obama campaign is in good shape after the president attended a hundred and 23 fund-raisers, they have $104 million. 10 * the mitt romney cash on hand. is the money is roughly even, does it matter how much they spend? >> i think there is a point of diminishing returns by the beginning of november 1st election day comes everyone will be so sick and tired of all these negative ads. >> already there are projections of $1 billion overall could be spent on behalf of each candidate. anthony mason, cbs news new york. >> it is the worst off of birds in northern california wildlife refuge in a decade and the u.s. fish and wildlife service knows what is to blame. a lack of water. it has cost up to 20,000 birds to die in the national wildlife refuge. about half the rescuers had water this year. that led to a higher concentration of birds, which increased the transmission of disease. >> is best told us that it will be nice tomorrow but she hinted that there is rain in the forecast. >> in the 7 day forcast yes we need to talk about changes on the way. but if you're trying to figure out what is on this weekend, we're shaping up to have a nice day tomorrow. senators will not be as warm. so tonight what we expect? areas of fog, low clouds, patchy fog along the coast and the day. the senators will not be too bad for the overnight hours. mainly in the '60s, we could see if you upper '40's as well. so for tomorrow we're going to see the return of sunshine, mostly to partly sunny skies. the senators today reached many spots in the south bay and east bay, into the '90s. only the very low '80s tomorrow. otherwise seventies around the coast and day but once again still pretty nice for the weekend. satellite and radar shows the weather story. high-pressure in place for the next several days. we're watching a low west of the bay area that could bring us a good chance of rain midweek. we'll get to that in a moment. in the meantime here's your forecast, overnight lows, many fifties in the bay area, areas of patchy fog. 53 is or forecasted low in oakland and 59 in vallejo. mid 50's in livermore and cooler places like santa rosa and sandra felt coming in with the low 50s. otherwise your forecast for tomorrow where you see all those of orange, that is generally 80s, yellow is '70s. not too bad. 84 in vallejo and 80 in concord and then a little cooler places like san fransisco and pacifica coming in with the upper 60s and very low seventies. over the next several days, sunshine returns tomorrow but you will notice a dramatic cooling difference for tomorrow's temperatures. even cooler on monday for the start of the work week and then tuesday, wednesday it looks like our eyes are only going to get into the very low seventies for tuesday and wednesday. wednesday night into thursday is when you could see the chance of rain moving into the forecast. anywhere between 40 and 60 percent chance that this one so there's a good chance on thursday that we could get wet and the senators really take a nosedive as well. it does not last long because friday we have a warming trend. once again, some cheers reaching close to 70 degrees next saturday. >> kind of a roller coaster? >> yes. >> is that rain mostly to the north? >> it looks like it could be widespread but let's focus on the sunshine tomorrow. it should be another nice day. >> enjoy it while it lasts, after a four month surge, gasoline prices are starting to fall. prices at the pump have dropped 6ยข in the past two weeks. to a national average of $3.88 per gallon. we are of course still paying more in the bay area at an average of $4.21 per gallon. the decline in gasoline prices follows a recent drop in oil prices. experts say that gasoline could fall another nickel or more next week before the usual rise for the summer. if you want to find the cheapest gasoline in your aerial log onto cbssf.com/gasoline. you can search the interactive map by city or zip code for the lowest prices near you. ok, so was not $650 million up for grabs this time but someone in the north bay did win some big bucks in last night's make a million strong. and they may not know it yet. check your tickets, you're the winning numbers. a lottery player in green bay matched five of these six numbers worth $275,000. no one matched all six numbers so that makes tuesday's make a million jackpot $76 million. a special day for queen elizabeth, she turns 86 today. how london celebrated. and the singer robert gibbs of the bee gees wakes up from a coma. what is family says he is trying to do. >> the bee gees singer robert gibbs woke up from a coma after losing consciousness last week after contracting pneumonia. his wife said that he is showing signs of recovery and has tried to communicate by nodding his head. he has been in hospital for a couple of weeks and was reportedly being treated for colon and liver cancer. he and his brothers subjects are celebrating the queen's diamond jubilee 60 years on the throne. today she celebrated her 86th birthday of the celebration was a quiet one. mark phillips describes why. >> queens are not like you and me, including when it comes to birthdays. queens get two of them. their actual birthday, and today is the queen's 86. she normally celebrates its one privately. she also gets an official birthday celebrated in june with a military pageant. the color ceremony, and when she does appear, . she has made an appearance of sorts, her image middle school children's drawings is being projected on buckingham palace as part of the diamond jubilee celebrating her 60 year reign. preparations for that are well underway with the launching this week of the royal barge that will lead a jubilee flotilla of 1000 boats along the river through london. the first weekend in june. the jubilee year has also produced a significant farming out of royal duties to and younger members of the family as the queen begins to wind down the number of her appearances. her granddaughter, the duchess of cambridge, has taken a more active role and prince harry toward the caribbean and south america on his grandmother's behalf. >> she is a fantastic woman. not only as a grandmother but as a queen. as everyone knows. and me being asked to do these measures to kick off the jubilee to work, it is an honor. >> for many of us a birthday is a day to go out and celebrate but for the queen in maybe an opportunity to have a quiet time before the big jubilee party really gets going. >> the rare perfect game for the white sox pitcher. i will show it to you. and, it was do or die for the sharks tonight in st. louis thaw. ad gained 5 to survive. >> a lot of sharks fans here at the station. there is a sharks 2012 signed over at someone's desk, will they use that to wipe their brow or white there tears? >> you know, in the playoffs, would you have a hot goalie, that means you have a good chance of winning. whoever is hot, for the playoffs, they have a great chance. so, the sharks were in control. it looked like they were going to send the series back to san jose. i said going. but everything changed in 45 seconds. let's show everyone what we're talking about. the sharks led one/zero but the blue scored twice in 45 seconds to take control and finished off the series in game 5. they went 3/1 in advance of the second round. the giants and mets tied with four in the ninth. brandon belt goes home with it but buster posey throws back the first ended and opens right field. the mets beat the giants by the count of five. the a's celebrating the 40th anniversary of their the indians' second baseman had four hits and drove in three runs. cleveland wins 5/1. the white sox pitcher philip palmer joined an exclusive club today in seattle. >> a.j. pierzynski has thrown down the back, it is a perfect game. >> it was absolutely perfect and finally the rockets beat the warriors 99/96. and usc fans, john boehner jones taking on rashad evans. this goes to john jones, he is the light heavyweight champion. >> and his friend turned foes? >> they don't like each other too much. >> that is what a fight. >> begin here more sports at 11:00 on cbs 5. ,,,,