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[ male announcer ] go to netflix.com to start your netflix free trial today. ines ferre on capitol hill, thank you. the government stays open. here's the deal. >> reporter: budget has been going on four weeks but lawmakers took it right down to the wire. >> reporter: congress and white house have agreed on a spending plan to keep the government running. >> i'm pleased that senator reid and i and the white house have been able to come to an agreement that will in fact cut spending and keep our government open. >> we did it because it has been very hard to get to this point. >> reporter: president obama threatened to veto any stop gap measure that passed across his desk. >> it is passed. >> reporter: they have until friday. >> i would not have made these cuts in better circumstances but beginning to live within our means is the only way to protect those investments and help america compete for new jobs. >> reporter: the road to the budget agreement hasn't been a smooth one. the gop says it was focused on curbing spending. that involved some nasty changes. >> pass something, harry, let's see what you've got so we can respond. >> what we have is a flea wagging a tail wagging a dog. >> reporter: the government set the wheels in motion for a possible shutdown. furlough notices were sent out to workers. parts of the national monument were preparing to close the gates to visitors. now the work begins to undo those efforts. hundreds of thousands of federal employees are likely breathing a sigh of relief tonight now that the government continues to operate. live in washington. now back to you. >> thank you. in other news now. tonight oakland police say they are not ruling out the possibility that a well known restaurant owner was targeted. jesus compost was killed at his restaurant on international boulevard. the area is seeing its share of violence. elizabeth cook shows us today killing seemed to hit close to home for local leaders and police. >> reporter: in some neighborhoods there are restaurants but in fruitvale it is a community backbone. he built his american dream. >> he work 16 hours a day seven days a week trying to help the community. he ends up here. it's not right. >> reporter: just before dawn two gunmen silenced the dream that took 30 years to build. >> someone in our family gets hurt we take it personal. >> reporter: he is known in the fruitvale was opening his restaurant at 5:30 a.m. this morning. he didn't know two gunmen were waiting waiting in wait. >> i'm sure they were waiting for him. it is reasonable to believe that maybe he was targeted because he is owner of a successful business. we can't rule that out. >> reporter: oakland police will say they believe it was a botched robbery. he was raced to highland hospital. he died as emergency teams tried to save him. within hours of the news of compost's death oakland mayor jean quan took to the air waves in a press conference. >> he was a well known leader of our community. clearly a leader of the fruitvale neighborhood. >> reporter: friends, family and neighbors gathered outside his restaurant in silent vigil. but one man did speak saying he helped him build his deli and came back to honor a fallen community angel. >> he was one of the pillars of the community. he treated everybody well. very interesting human being. and everything he did he did it to better the community. >> mayor quan says he expects the reward money to total $70,000. oakland police say they are spending an extra $150,000 a month of overtime to put extra resources in the city's most dangerous areas including international boulevard where compost was murdered. >> so sad for the family. all right, elizabeth, thank you. the jury in the barry bonds perjury trial will reach again next week. joe vazquez reports that jury members are taking a closer look at key pieces of evidence. >> reporter: the jury asked the judge if they could look at transcripts related to steve and kathy hoskins. kathy hov hoskins claims she saw greg anderson injecting barry bonds with a syringe and steve hoskins claims he made a secret recording talking to greg anderson about injecting bonds with steroids. >> the judge in the case ordered bonds' former trainer greg anderson out of jail. he has been behind bars since refusing to testify against barry bonds. being hit by a suspected drunk driver. it happened overnight on interstate 880 at baskin avenue in san jose. the officer was hit when he tried to help a driver who broke down after a hail storm. the driver who hit the officer was arrested for dui. the officer will need to undergo surgery for a broken leg. more felony charges were filed today for a former sheriff's department along with commander of the narcotics enforcement team. 16 criminal cases in contra costa county dropped by the district attorney because they are tainted by those officers. he was charged in february of stealing drug evidence. today the other was charged with three counts of conspiracy. tonight capitola shop owners are preparing to welcome customers back tomorrow for a revival party. the area flooded not once but twice just about two weeks ago. mark sayre shows us how they are getting creative to keep their businesses afloat. >> reporter: like so many business owners they are making the most of a bad situation. her craft store wiped out during floods two weeks ago has reopened inside a garage. >> it is very different and it is kind of fun. we are really having a good time. we had lots of people helping us set up. so it went a lot faster than we thought. >> reporter: it was march 26th when flood waters came rushing through capitola village. the total damage estimated at $10 million. about a dozen displaced shops are now operating in temporary quarters including this big outdoor tent. >> it is an adventure. it is like someone came and told me one of my customers when you get a lemon make lemonade out of it. a revival party to show visitors and shoppers alike despite all problems they have had here the town is open for business. >> we are doing good. we are doing much better this week. >> you have had a long road? >> it has been. our community has come together. we are working together to put back our community and we are doing it. >> reporter: the drainage pipe that ruptured and triggered the flood is now in place but there is still plenty of work to be done to prepare all of the damage. a visitor from texas heard about the flooding and may a specific point of coming to capitola to spend some money. >> so i needed to come down here and patronize the storm, patronize the floor and help out. i think it is a real tragedy. >> reporter: the revival party begins at 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon. mark sayre, cbs5. it is more than 10.5 hours away but people have already started lining up. why these people will be spending the night in an oakland parking lot. and it is the end of an era in the east bay. >> you very well may be feeling the chill at this hour. much of the bay area in the upper 40s but this weekend, well, it promises something much warmer. just how warm will the bay area get? those answers are next in your pinpoint forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, tomorrow. are a lot of people are spending the night at oakland coliseum for a chance to get free medical help tomorrow. people are waiting in their cars outside the parking lot allowed to line up at midnight. the volunteer group remote area starts handing them out at 3:00 a.m. in the morning. extractions even acupuncture. >> we get back a lot more than we give. they are just so bailiff. it just breaks your heart. >> the only criteria is you have to show up and you have to show up very, very early. >> organizers expect to treat about 1000 people each day. fans got their money's worth at the giants home opener today. the giants went 12 innings before beating the st. louis cardinals. kim coyle will have the highlights later in sports but first linda yee with the pregame excitement. >> reporter: it was their victory walk to the ballpark. thousands of giants fans still feeling like champs on opening day and willing to pay anything to get in. the streets, bars all packed hours before the first pitch. inside the park the world series opening day celebrations continued. >> let me welcome you all to the at&t park, the home of your reigning world championships the san francisco giants. cheers and applause >> reporter: team mascot prancing around with a heavy weight championship belt. then the heros made their dramatic appearance to deafening cheers. >> reporter: the screaming got louder as team members were introduced. it wasn't hard to notice the dedicated fans, faithful dressed head-to-toe in team colors. >> we had a couple of tuxes made for the giants. >> giants number 1, baby. >> reporter: but what really wowed the crowd was the presentation of the championship banner. players passed it down the line. and he did the honors running across the field to the flag pole where the banner would fly for the entire season. >> goose bumps. long time waiting for it. brian wilson. it was awesome. >> reporter: the giants are certainly milk the celebration. in tomorrow's pregame ceremonies they will be getting their championship rings. at at&t ballpark in san francisco, linda yee, cbs5. >> an emotional meeting. two people were with brian stow when to dodgers fans beat him. he is in a medically induced coma for another three days and there was no way they could miss this game. >> it is going to be a very emotional day. it will be a very emotional roller roaster for a long time. brian would want us to be here today and represent him and he would be here screaming and cheering on the giants and that's what i'm going to do all day. >> he talked about it all winter long. couldn't wait for this beautiful day. >> there will be a fund-raiser during monday's game and a reward lead to go an arrest is now at at least $150,000. all right, let's go to robert lyles. he is 234 for roberta. hi, robert. >> merely an ideal day today with the exception of a daytime temperature. we were about 8 to 10 degrees below seasonal averages. but if you were out at the ballpark i don't think you mind at all. clear skies and when we have clear skies that means chilly temperatures overnight. now that cold front that pushed through bringing thunderstorms and hail has now moved south into southern california. a few showers remain off the coast of southern california. a wrap around effect. it is out of our skies and that means we will warm back into seasonal averages tomorrow. a few clouds still remain out there. 67 degrees. at the coastline still mild for tomorrow. about 57 degrees expected high. you will see those mid-60s hold on inside the bay. this is the dominant weather store for the next week. high pressure over this low pressure system. it will begin building and it slowly begins to slide back into our area. muscles out that low pressure. warms us up quite nicely. 37 degrees for santa rosa tonight. 36 in napa. we do expect possibly frost but only when we get to those areas west of san jose. we warm up nicely tomorrow. vallejo 62. san francisco 60. your weekend forecast looks like this. if you're got plans head outside. temperatures well into the upper 50s. and even though we think potential of a little bit of rainfall on monday it is a very minute chance. otherwise the start of a workweek, dry conditions. >> softball. horseback riding. >> wash the car. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, goes. the former oak knoll naval hospital in oakland imploded today into a pile of rubble and dust. the hospital has been and there it goes. the former oak knoll naval hospital in oakland today imploded into a pile of rubble and dust. closed and abandoned since 1996. the area neglected. most in the area are glad to see it go but one nurse that used to work there has mixed feelings. >> i think of how many babies were born there and people who died there and families who were rejoicing and families that were sad. >> this is the last 167 acres in the city of oakland for development. >> reporter: the site's future is still uncertain. a new shopping center is years away. the housing market will determine when redevelopment can begin. tiger woods makes his move at augusta but still a 21-year- old in the lead. but it was no surprise who stole the show before the game but it was an unlikely hero for the giants in extra innings. that's next in sports. ating a new season... but for the giants, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> i smell it already world series. >> i know you enjoyed it then. >> 13 innings last year on opening day. it was the start of torture and it continued on. opening day is about celebrating a new season for 29 teams but for the giants it is another chance to celebrate their world series win. >> the man of the people brian wilson went into the crowd to raise the banner. waiting for this since 1958. wilson was one out away from the save. but the party is spoiled with a two-run single to left. 4-3 cardinals. wilson will have four base runners in the inning. the giants had a comeback of their own. two on, two out when pablo sandoval shoots one through the right side. aaron rowan comes around from 2nd to score the tying run. then in the 12th rowan sends everyone home happy. >> high and deep into center field. on the move. it is off the wall. game over. >> rowan comes through with the game winning hit on opening day for the second year in a row. giants beat the cardinals 5-4. >> got a little angry. vented. got it out of my season. sat down and watched the giants come back. they picked me up. i don't want to harp on that. kind of a negative the only negative thing is my e.r.a. went to a billion but i don't really care. both times i have given up runs we have won and ultimately that's really what matters. >> as and twins. fred anderson held them scoreless through 7 innings but gave up two runs in the 8th. joe mauer with a single knocking home the go ahead run. former giant back after missing all of last year following tommy john surgery. picking up his third save of the season as the twins win their home opener. beating the as 2-1. this may be the ultimate manny moment. six games into the season he is calling it quits. man ram reportedly failed another drug test which would have resulted in a 100-game suspension. he is going to retire. championship winners. only phil mickelson made the cut at augusta national. rory at 69 to get to 10 under for the tournament. jason bay two strokes from rory. lefty stays at 200 after shooting an even par 72. tiger woods on the other hand did make a move. birdies seven of the final holes. shoots a 66 to head into the weekend at augusta just three shots off the lead. day and rory will be matched together tomorrow. tiger is ready to end the 17- month drought. >> what beyond your place on the leaderboard does this day give you heading into the weekend here? >> i'm three back where i want to be. i closed the gap after yesterday's round and hopefully tomorrow i can piece another good round. stay patient and plod along. >> 2-1. joe thorton hits the post. dan boyle. coyote have numbers the other way. setting it up. 3-1. they tack on one more. there was one bright spot for the sharks third period joe thorton records his 1000th career point. the coyotes hang on for a 4-3 win. the sharks are one point ahead of detroit for second place in the western conference with one game left. after months of being told no the cal baseball team finally got a yes. they raised enough money to save the program and will return next season and with the good news i say it is time for a new music video. >> oh, my. >> cal baseball last year. i hope you make it. we will take the pac-10. then to omaha. watch us take it ♪ ♪ this team just isn't enough do we really got to leave ♪ ♪ no >> of course the 13th ranked bears in the country. >> could you imagine if that program were to get cut? men's gymnastics is still out there. they are still trying to raise enough money to try to save them. >> wouldn't that be nice. >> that would be nice. >> maybe they can make a video for the men's gymnastics team and help them out. >> they need to get them a great fund-raising team to put that together. because even though they have youtube. >> robert has spoken. >> i was just going to leave it there. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,