layoffs. kpix 5 reporter da lin on richmond's can't live can't live without relationship with chevron. da. >> reporter: that fire reduced the property tax revenues quite a bit into the city of richmond. in fact, richmond is the only city in contra costa county seeing a 15% drop in property taxes and that means city services will eventually be affected. it's a love -- >> they provide a lot of economic opportunity here. >> reporter: -- hate -- >> hazardous. >> reporter: -- relationship between many neighbors and chevron. they say refinery files fuel hostility and anger in the community toward the company. when you hear chevron what comes to mind? >> pollution. >> reporter: everyone also acknowledges its importance. chevron is the biggest tanks pair in richmond. >> oh, yeah. we need chevron. >> they are the biggest taxpayer in richmond. their budget shows how much they depend on the refinery. they are facing a $7 million budget shortfall. more than half of that amount is tax money chevron isn't paying in property taxes. because of the august 2012 fire at the refinery, its property value went down. >> just for the refinery fire it was an effect of about $4 million. >> reporter: the city manager says layoffs and service cuts are coming. >> departments are going to have to plan to try to do as much of the same work as they possibly can but with fewer people. >> reporter: city officials say they will know by june which department also face cuts and by the way a lot of folks are saying that resentment shows that chevron still has work to do when it comes to winning over their neighbors' support. live in richmond, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> and in a statement chevron says quote has one of the largest property taxpayers in contra costa county and one of the largest taxpayers in california, we have paid and are committed to paying our fair share of taxes. exclusive new video shows a southern california family back on dry land after being rescued at sea. a distress call for help triggered a massive rescue operation for their sick toddler. hours ago, the kaufman family left a solved doctor's office. dad eric says they are doing well. kpix 5's len ramirez caught up with some of the rescuers over at moffett field today. len. >> reporter: that's right. the 129th rescue wing based here at moffett field is all about saving lives. they often fly behind enemy lines to rescue downed pilots in combat situations but they also have performed about 1,000 civilian rescues. this was one of their most difficult. 12 members of that rescue team landed here at moffett field a couple of hours ago. they were on that mission to save the stranded family off the coast of mexico. the rescuers included a doctor who parachuted down to the family to give that sick 1-year- old antibiotics and over medicines. some of the rescue teams did not want to give their full names but they said the family was surprised to see their level of commitment to save a life. >> they were surprised that the united states was willing to put people, you know, 1200 miles out to sea to pick them up. demeanor was calm and collected. their names eric and charlotte. we were very impressed with the way they happened the whole situation. >> you brought home a family. everybody is alive. everybody is healthy. it's a huge save. don't underestimate how big of a deal this was. you're listening to superman behind me talk about. >> reporter: the rescue team didn't know about the uproar on social media until they arrived back about the family's decision to sail around the world with to babies. they say that's not any of their concern. they also said that the family will not be charged anything for that rescue. the rescue team said they look at this as a valuable training experience and will leave it at that. reporting live at moffett field, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> the family abandoned their boat which was also their home. the boat was left to sink because it was just taking on water. other bay area headlines vallejo police are at the scene of an officer-involved shooting near a taco bell this afternoon. this is chopper 5 video that shows what looks like a tarp on the ground next to an suv. but police are not confirming if this is a fatal shooting or if the incident followed a police chase. two fire trucks rushing to the scene of a fire ended up needing rescuing themselves after colliding in daly city. two firefighters were hospitalized after the crash on brunswick street near crocker avenue. it left debris all over the street and the front of this fire truck completely smashed in. authorities are still investigating how it happened. two injured firefighters are expected to be okay. san jose police blocked off the scene of a deadly hit-and- run accident early this morning. officers found the body of 26- year-old daniel campbell at east capitol expressway and seven trees boulevard. still no description of the driver or vehicle that hit him. new tonight the corruption scandal and federal arrest of leland yee has left some san francisco voters feeling a bit abandoned. mike sugerman is here to tell us that it comes when a lot of important issues are coming up in sacramento and they need representation. >> reporter: you would think so. i live in california's senate district 8 leland yee's district. he is an alleged felon but you know what? he is my alleged felon. no one asked me if he should be suspended and i'm one of a lot of californians without anyone looking out for my interests there. two guys work on the ground n a car. >> sounds like this when you start it. >> yeah. >> eeee! >> yeah. >> reporter: victor? >> hello. >> reporter: and roger >> hello. >> reporter: friends two neighbors similar people but there's a difference. victor has someone looking out after him in the state senate. roger doesn't. he is in leland yee's district, district 8. victor is in district 9. that's mark leno. leland yee has been suspended by other state senators not the people who voted for him. so right now, between leland yee and two other senators who have also been suspended, roughly a quarter million californians have no voice in the state senate. >> it's kind of amazing and unprecedented that we have three senators being suspended and all of their constituents have to sit there and wait. >> reporter: wait for the next election, says kpix 5 political analyst melissa griffin-caen. big issues before the senate, rent control, taxes, schools. no one has their interests at heart and it's all so arbitrary. look at the design of districts. the red is district 8 in san francisco and the gray is district 9 and look at the difference. sometimes it's block by block and sometimes it's in the middle of the block. here's hour goofy it gets. i'm on edna street in the sunny side district. right now, i'm standing in leland yee's district, district 8. if i'm over here, i'm in district 9. that's mark leno's district. so right here i have no representation. i'm leland yee's district. mark leno i'm represented. representation, no representation. that's why i asked if the governor or whoever can replace him as soon as possible, i will appreciate it very much. >> reporter: but there's no provision for that in the state constitution. >> there can't even be a special election to replace these guys until they are officially out of office. so while they're on suspension, no replacement, no hope on the horizon for getting a representative back. >> reporter: what's called district 8 goes away next november. a new map moves it to another part of california so i'll be in another new district. confusing? >> oh. >> reporter: yeah. but at least next time i'll have a say in my own interests. >> there you go. >> we're all looking out for your interests mike. >> nobody in the state senate. >> thank you. >> so glad to have you back. >> thank you. it's a major security flaw affecting most of the internet. how to protect your user names and passwords. >> she was talking on her cell phone while driving but was not holding it in her hands so why did she get a ticket. >> it's our live kpix weather camera looking out towards mount diablo where today's high temperature was 5 degrees cooler but the coolest day is still yet to come. >> and it's the bay area version of the show shark tank. see how startups hoping for their big break are pitching their ideas to the high-tech titans. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. may be in jeopardy because researchers are coming up wh an innovative plan to help preserve fresh drinking wat during this drought. as kpix five's ry lawrence livermore researchers are coming up with an innovative plan to help preserve fresh drinking water during the drought. as kpix 5's ryan takeo shows us, they have a new way to take the salt out of saltwater. >> reporter: the delta is antioch's drinking water source. >> so we have more water than we can possibly use in terms of water rights. >> reporter: but there's an increasing problem. >> over the years it's getting saltier and saltier. >> reporter: too salty to drink. antioch city manager says the traditional desalinization method is too expensive because it uses too much energy. >> this material here. >> reporter: this could be the solution. at lawrence livermore national laboratory michael is working on a process called flow through desalinization. think of the idea like a sponge that has magnets inside to attract salt. the water flows through and sucks up the salt. >> this is the desalinization. >> reporter: this small piece is the sponge. it has microscopic holes inside. >> now you can push out the water that's in the electrode and that's your drinking water. >> reporter: the downside right now, the tests are small. this syringe will only public one ounce of freshwater a day. but michael says the process will scale larger. in fact, the plan is to use antioch's delta diablo sanitation district as a large laboratory to take the city's brackish water and turn it into drinking water. >> they will have a stable water supply through the year. >> reporter: but it could be months or years before that begins. as for the cost, michael says he expects the price to be about what it costs for cities to buy water from somewhere else which is what antioch is now forced to do. but the city hopes not for long. >> if they can reduce the energy and it reduces the cost it makes it more viable. >> reporter: ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> right now antioch is also working to help researchers get funding from lawmakers and grants. your personal information online may be in jeopardy because of a recently discovered security bug called "heartbleed." two-thirds of websites may be vulnerable including some of the most popular on the web. kara tsuboi with what you need to know before changing your passwords. >> reporter: a new online security bug dubbed "heartbleed" had top websites like yahoo, facebook and google scrambling to make their sites secure. >> the attacker can listen in on website traffic and stuff that's suppose to be encrypted can be decrypted as it's getting bounced back and forth between you communicating with the site and the site receiving your communication. >> reporter: that means user names, passwords, credit card numbers, home addresses, phone numbers and all kinds of information could be stolen. the problem stems from encryption software called open ssl. >> any site that you see in your browser with a little lock or you see https, that's employing what's known as ssl or tls type encryption and any site that's using that is a potential compromised victim. >> reporter: some of the make tech sites like youtube, wikipedia and others say they have addressed the vulnerability and fixed it. others like paypal, chase and linked in say they were not affected. >> lastpast.com/"heartbleed" is excellent which is good on whether sites are vulnerable. >> reporter: if you are tempted to change your password, you may hold off. >> if you choose a new password now and then the site fix the problem you just have to choose another new password in a couple of days when they implement the fix. >> reporter: if you have some critical banking do it in person or on the phone. >> i would stay away from your banking site. i would stay away from your bank's mobile app as well. >> reporter: but it's up to the websites to ensure security for its users. >> we'll make sure your password is good. we also have something called two step authentication where you have to have et would your password and your phone to log in. >> reporter: for the latest information on the "heartbleed" bug visit cnet.com. in san francisco, i'm kara tsuboi, cnet.com for cbs news. >> the recommendation to change every password as anything could be compromised. try using dollar signs for ss in your password or at for a. we have more tricks like this to make it simple to remember. but complex in its password. you can go to kpix.com and search password. google is checking into the hotel business. check it out. when you search for hotels on google's homepage, a black bar appears at the top with a number of different hotels and prices. the company's basically cutting out the middleman at sites like priceline and expedia. the move is to encourage the consumer to plan more of their trips directly on google. the internet giant will be working directly with hotels to get them involved in the service. >> it may mean that they get access to some smaller hotels that something like a priceline wouldn't currently offer so it gives a little more choice for consumers. >> the new feature on google could be risky. online travel agencies are among the company's biggest advertisers. silicon valley is full of people with new ideas as you know and today as kpix 5's john ramos shows us, google reached out to them in what they're calling a cross between the tv shows shark tank and cash cab. take a look. >> reporter: google is always looking for new business opportunities and today the venture capitalists decided to take a little joyride. >> go make a big company. [ laughter >> reporter: they sent out cars to pick up budding entrepreneurs for a 7-minute back seat pitch of business ideas. people usually come to david crane to discuss funding. today it was vice versa. >> across the six of us rolling around out there today, i would not be stunned if we saw three to five ideas that would earn a second meeting. >> reporter: one of those may come from matt. >> come into the lion's den. so we make a product called frontier bite and it's a bite- sized alternative he to energy bars. >> reporter: his products have already been picked up by rei and whole foods. he kept his pitch short and sweet and showed a lot of enthusiasm for the company he is operating all by himself. >> i know what my strengths are. i need to bring in the other strengths that i need to make this a reality. >> reporter: krane was impressed and promised to connect him with a "crowdfunding" group. it's hard to bet against him considering how much he conquered already. >> i was shocked. i didn't know if this was actually going to happen. i didn't -- i don't have a specific pitch planned for the back of an suv. although i guess now that's in my wheelhouse. so -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: after all, it's important for entrepreneurs to be ready when opportunity knocks. or in this case, honks. in mountain view, john ramos, kpix 5. >> man, have things changed. remember you get to put a tie on and sit in a board room with a bunch of baldheaded guys, oh, we hate your idea? google invested $300 million per year in startups and now averages about 2 to 3 investments per week. >> hm. >> amazing. >> the world is turned upside- down. >> it has. >> i always wanted to have the santa and the antistatic spray so when you get that static cling -- high pressure was dominating the area today. >> the first thing i thought about when i woke up today. >> santa ana antistatic spray! we are under the influence of high pressure but no, it wasn't as warm as it was yesterday. this is the reason why. it's our live kpix weather camera. do you see it right there? that is a return of the marine layer. it is just off the coast trying to penetrate the bay. and boy, did it make the numbers crash and burn at the beaches today and into the bay in fact san francisco was 15 degrees cooler than yesterday but livermore only 5 degrees cooler wel -- well inland. san jose down to 75 degrees today. tonight bottoming out in the 40s and 50s across the board. a bit breezy out there. we have this ridge of high pressure flatter today sort of stays status quo for you tomorrow until this area of low pressure enhances our marine layer. then we'll begin to see some notable changes by friday and until then, take a look at our futurecast. the low clouds and patchy fog plays tag with the beaches and into the bay begins to retreat by the lunch hour hangs tight to the inverness area, a few high clouds overhead. number-wise, 60s beaches, 60s, 70s across the bay. outside number going with 80 degrees in livermore but just slightly warmer than that in brentwood, tracy, oakley, also towards rio vista. otherwise we'll bring down the numbers with some coastal drizzle on friday. we'll keep it very seasonal over the weekend and then by wednesday, unseasonably cool weather returns to the bay area after we have been playing with unseasonably warm weather for the past 48 hours. >> it's going like this a little bit. >> my backyard yesterday it was 90 degrees. >> there you go. >> my backyard. [ laughter ] >> it was. >> we'll enjoy the nice weather while it's here. thanks, roberta. paying to avoid the traffic nightmare. how a plan to install toll lanes along 101 is going full speed ahead. >> and how this driver was literally using her head to be able to talk on her cell phone while driving and she still got a ticket for it. tell you why. ,, if you're so tough, crack this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare hand. i didn't say tough, i said hungry. if you're so hungry, eat this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare mouth. proposal to add toll lanes. it's one of the busiest roads in the bay area. to ease the congestion on 101, there's a proposal to add toll lanes. the valley transportation authority wants to add not just one lane for the small stretch. the lanes would run from morgan hill all the way up to the san mateo county line. the price to use it would depend upon the time of day. >> how about the people stuck in lanes and they can't afford it? >> what we have actually found and these are located all the wait through the country, what we've actually found is by doing this, actually even the speeds in the general purpose lanes actually increase too. >> only two spots in the bay area have toll lanes right now. 680 between sunol and milpitas and highway 237 in the south bay. when is a phone call behind the wheel considered hands-free in the eyes of the law? > cbs reporter kristy fajardo spoke to a woman who got a ticket and now sparked a new debate. >> it's, you know, hangs in there. >> that's how you had it? >> that's how i had it. >> reporter: that's an iphone tucked between her jaw and ear. it's her version of a bluetooth. >> i use less buttons if i use my phone there because i only have to press the one button to use siri. >> reporter: that's why she was surprised to get a $160 citation. in january, the first time director was in glendale to meet with her producers when she is cite for not wearing her seatbelt and her cell phone. she says she was talking hands- free and tried to explain that to the officer. >> think he was in a hurry or something and he was a little unsure. he said i'm going to write up and you can tell it to the court. >> reporter: now she is doing just that fighting the citation in a five-page trial by written declaration. the glendale police department tells us they can't comment on the ticket because the case is now making its way through the court system. we also reached out to other law enforcement agencies to find out their policies and we were told that it's up to the individual officer to interpret the vehicle code. it reads a person shall not drive a motor vehicle while using a wireless telephone unless the telephone is specifically designed and configured to allow hands-free listening and talking and is used in that manner while driving. >> i don't really think that the law requires us to buy expensive headsets just not to break the law. it seemed very safe. >> reporter: she is putting the argument to the test and the judge could decide if headphones headbands or head scarves as cell phone holders are considered hands-free calling. >> the fire hydrant is a whole different issue. coming up the stabbing spree at a high school the knife-wielding suspect in a bloody rampage and how a fire alarm helped save lives. >> honored for their heroics, the extraordinary actions of these bay area children. >> and the bay area block party for robots. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ stabbing spree. now at 6:30, the bloody rampage at a high school as a knife-wielding student goes on a stabbing spree. a teenaged student is in custody tonight after the stabbing rampage at that high school near pittsburgh. he is accused of slashing people in a crowded school hallway with kitchen knives. allen martin has a look at how it happened. >> reporter: it didn't take long. the student is 16-year-old alex hribal. he faces 4 counts of attempted homicide and 21 counts of aggravated assault. his attorney says he is not even sure that his client knows that he did it. police are trying to figure out why a student went on a stabbing rampage at a high school in murrysville, pennsylvania. >> the juvenile went down the hallway and was flashing two knives around and injured the people. >> reporter: it happened just as the day was getting started at franklin regional high school. 19 students and a school police officer were hurt. >> kid laying down and he was holding his side and there was a teacher on top of him screaming, help. >> reporter: the victims were taken to local hospitals where several underwent surgery. >> they each had multiple vital organs injured. >> reporter: the suspect, a 16- year-old sophomore, was taken into custody after the officer and assistant principal and a student helped subdue him. >> i saw him charge the police officer. we jumped on him and immobilized him. >> reporter: police say they are looking at reports of a threatening phone call between the suspect and another student the night before the attack. parents rushed to the school when they got word of the stabbing. >> it's just panic right away. your stomach just drops. >> reporter: students were taken to another school where they were slowly reunited with their parents. the school will be closed for the next several days while the investigation continues. one of the victims is in critical condition tonight. but police are giving credit to students who actually pulled the fire alarm during the attack. they say it actually helped speed up the evacuation and probably saved lives. >> and the teacher, the assistant principal and the student, people did something. that's good. >> reporter: and another student jumped in and apparently saved one student's life. >> thank you, allen. let's go to some breaking news out of san jose. chopper 5 is on the scene of a fire at a mobile home park as you can see. this is on old oakland road at a complex called casa de lago. you can see that firefighters are working to put it out. they are applying water to the roof of the mobile home. thick white smoke is filling the sky. typically a good sign when it comes to fighting fires. it means the fire is almost out. the appears to be a total logs. the fbi says a total taken at the sfo tram and published in the terrorist magazine does not pose a credible threat. this is from the spring edition of al qaeda's "inspire" magazine. it shows a man riding alone in the tram with a caption in arabic suggesting he prepare a explosive device. the fbi says nothing indicates this is a legitimate threat but it will take action if it appears otherwise. the number of cruise ship passengers believed to have gotten sick on a cruise ship that docked in san francisco this week has nearly doubled. 66 passengers and 17 crew members may have contracted norovirus. those passengers have been isolated to their cabins while staffers disinfect the entire ship. new pings from deep in the indian ocean have created new hope in the search for that missing malaysia airlines plane. a navy ship heard more today raising optimism they are getting closer. they must find the flight recorders before the batteries run out. when that happens it will be extremely difficult perhaps impossible to locate them in deep water. the water is almost three miles deep where crews are currently looking. the woman accused of trying to sneak on to a plane several times in february has been arrested at sfo for yet the sixth time. police arrested 62-year-old marilyn hartman on charges including trespassing. she has already been busted three times for trying to walk on to a plane. two 10-year-olds were awarred for their bravery in san francisco today. they both helped save their mothers during medical emergencies. people in a crowded room at san francisco's city hall applauded katrina and dante. both of them called 911 when their respective mothers were in severe trouble. it was an emotional moment for katrina and her mom when katrina received the 911 hero award. both children also met the two dispatchers who answered the 911 calls. >> it makes me feel really great because i haven't seen like one step in the mayor's office for anything i like to so it's a real pleasure to be here. it's so awesome. >> great moment. the san francisco department of emergency management also awarded the 911 dispatchers for their help in the emergency situation. from r2d2 to hospital helpers, the bay area block party for robots. >> and i thought my life was over. >> reporter: at death's doorstep over and over again. >> i was shot five times and stabbed in the same day. >> reporter: how a bay area doctor is giving young offenders a chance to escape the revolving door of violence. >> believe in yourself as much as we believe in you. >> coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. toyota is recalling another million vehicles. the issues include a faulty electrical cable that could ags to toyota is recalling another two million vehicles. the issues including a faulty electrical cable that could cause driver's side airbags to fail to deploy in a crash, also defective parts could prevent a driver's seat from locking in place. the new recall covers a list of vehicles including the 2008- 2009 highlander, the 2009 and 2010 matrix. and the 2006 through 2008 toyota rav-4. toyota had already recalled six million vehicles for unintended acceleration problems and other issues. being innovative can also be entertaining. >> don ford shows us that's especially true when robots are involved. >> reporter: where else would you celebrate national robotics week except in silicon valley? where else would you find a robot block party? there's the classic, the silly and the serious. this is a real prototype device that could be worn in battle artificial strength. >> to develop a lightweight conformable undergarment that soldiers can wear to reduce the carrying of heavy loads. >> reporter: 50 exhibitors some simple, some sophisticated most of them interesting. this mind control toy helicopter this. 3d remote surgical robot was up and running. of course someone was wearing glass. >> okay, glass, take a picture. >> reporter: would you consider glass to be a robot? >> i would consider glass to be a form of artificial intelligence. >> reporter: easter is coming so you need this egg-bot. >> people are interested. >> reporter: how much do they cost? >> 220. >> reporter: high school kids just playing ball as usual. had. >> it's fun. i like engineering. >> this is what we used to do at my age is working on cars. they work on robots, too,. >> it's one of our planetary research rovers that we use for remote explorations. >> reporter: my personal favorite the one that mows the grass. one of the more fascinating elements of the robot block party is the cross pollinization of all these different people. who knows what could come of that. don ford, kpix 5. >> that event was part of the fifth annual national robotics week. how do you turn around the life of a young offender? the critical window of opportunity when many seem willing to listen and how a san francisco doctor is using it to change lives. >> it is live, it is our kpix 5 weather camera featuring mineta international airport where it cooled down by 12 degrees today. but just wait. the coolest day is still yet to come. >> straight ahead in sports, eve of the masters and the anchors make predictions. a stanford golfer not named tiger woods shoots for greatness. and the a's play extras in the land of the walleye pike, minnesota. this is going to be good! ,, ,,,, really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even better. and beating victims it trea end up coming back, injured again san francisco general hospital says a full third of the shooting stabbing and beating victims that it treats end upcoming back injured again from new crimes. but one doctor has come up with a way to stop the revolving door of violence. award winning reporter sharon chin has this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: a gun battle in the bayview-hunters point six years ago changed the life of 24-year-old joseph drake. >> i was shot five times and stabbed in the same day. i was in a neighborhood fight. woke up with tubes in my mouth. i thought my life was over. >> reporter: but his new life was just beginning thanks to dr. rochelle dicker trauma surgeon at san francisco general hospital. she founded the san francisco wraparound project at the hospital in 2002 to rehabilitate young offenders who end up violence victims over and over again. >> this has to be treated as is an epidemic. >> reporter: rochelle says she has her case managers try to reach the patients right before they leave the hospital. >> there is a time when individuals say i could have been killed. this could have been devastating. however, i'm open and vulnerable in this moment to make changes. >> reporter: rochelle started with a bedside talk to encourage him to get engaged in his community. >> i asked joe, are you going to register to vote? he said why would i vote? >> she just took my tubes out and was involved wanted to know how i'm voting. >> look at you. >> reporter: rochelle set joe up with a wraparound case manager and when joe was ready, he started counseling, education and health services to turn his life around. >> believe in yourself as much as we believe in you. >> reporter: today joe has two jobs and studies social welfare and theater at city college. rochelle recruits him to talk to young offenders. >> avoiding crime is a good thing man. she was insistent to let me know there were more options than the ones i was taking. >> it's unbelievable. sometimes i can't get over how incredibly rewarding it's been. >> reporter: so for wrapping the arms of a social service community around troubled young people, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dr. rochelle dicker. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> and the wraparound project is helping about 80 people right now age 12 to 30. rochelle says there's about a 60% reduction in getting involved in crime again for people who go through the wraparound program. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. love seeing those stories. so inspiring. >> did you feel it today? >> i did. >> you did? >> a little bit of change. >> a little bit of a change today. we had a substantial cooldown along the coast and into the bay. good evening, everybody. let's head outdoors. it's our live kpix weather camera. okay, you can give me a little ooo and ahh for this one. >> we have a stratus above and low clouds and patchy fog that's pouring in to the bay at this hour off the immediate seashore. santa rosa now at 63. san francisco is in the 50s. we are still in the 70s in livermore. high pressure flattened today due to this curvature of the jet stream. this area of low pressure will make a minimal swipe at southern california with rain chances, otherwise it will enhance our marine layer. that's when you'll really notice some differences come friday. until then we're still under the influence of high pressure so this is what you need to know. low clouds along the coast into the bay. otherwise sunshine and mild conditions for most of tomorrow so a little hint of stratus next to the seashore. it will be cooler on the weekend from friday all the way through sunday. san francisco i'm bringing that number up in comparison to today because i believe you will see earlier burnoff tomorrow. concord status quo. average high 68. well above average. oakland 70. a breeze in santa clara valley up to 15. 73 fremont. brentwood tracy and oakley in the low 80s. northern portion of the bay area 62 stinson beach to 75 degrees in petaluma. upstream notice the numbers. near 90 in ukiah. mid-70s in rohnert park. and -- and 83 in st. helena. cooldown occurs on friday then over the weekend those 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>> summer weather in minnesota where the a's were today. yeah. you ever had any walleye pike? >> not lately. >> me irrelevant. baseball, the giants hosted the diamondbacks. story on the late show. a's nine innings not enough today. not in the twin cities. a's got the jump on the minnesota starter. moss scores two runs. the a's led 3-0. 4-0 after one. but hughes got 12 of the next 13 athletics. a's starter jesse shabazz crafting seven innings one earned run a career-high nine strikeouts. but a's closer jim johnson couldn't close with a two-run lead in the ninth. escobar into left. run closes it to 4-3. brian dozier fly to right. play at the plate josh reddick can he throw out kurt suzuki? tied at 4. in the 11th, derek norris put it out of play. a huge three-run blast into the bleachers. his second homer in as many days. the a's win final 7-4. in golf a lot of masters talk about the one golfer not playing tiger woods. his absence due to back surgery is apparently hurting the box office. secondary ticket market services claim prices have dropped 25%. >> wow. >> since he withdrew. ♪[ music ] >> the scenery at augusta national priceless. ♪[ music ] >> but the vegas money is on defending champion adam scott and rory mcelroy both 9:1 odds to win. mcelroy thinks everyone has a shot at least for most of the golfers. >> just looking down the list here. tim clark, john hurt. no, i don't mean that like -- [ laughter ] >> now that i'm talking like the people that are playing regularly on the pga tour. >> i'm going with the rookie patrick reeves won three times. miss cook is take the safe route going with phil mickelson. roberta going with sergio garcia. >> and our director wayne likes adam scott to repeat. >> another 9:1. >> write it down. check with us sunday night. caddies of all ages are at the masters par 3 tournament. isn't that cute? some of the past champions get invitations. jack nicklaus knows how to work the short game. ryan moore one of the 24 first timers 6-under 21, since this started in 1960 nobody has won the par 3 tournament and won the green jacket sunday. it might not be long until stanford's patrick rogers tees it up at augusta national. he has credentials that rival a guy name tiger. >> when i was 5'4" freshman year of high school watched other guys dunk in our games i figured i didn't have the size to compete. >> reporter: if you're from indiana, you want to be like pacers legend reggie miller. few actually get tweets from him. >> he offered me support which is great. hopefully i'll be able to meet him someday. >> reporter: patrick rodgers hasn't met tiger woods either. but he will become the first stanford golfer since tiger to leave school early to become pro. it's a plan he predicted in the sixth grade. >> one of the things i had to do was write a paragraph about the future. it was really interesting to go back to read it. i wanted to be the best player in my high school team and then go to an awesome school and be the best player on the golf team and then i wanted to play on the pga tour. >> reporter: his game at stanford suggests he's ready. he currently has the best scoring average of any stanford golfer and has a shot to break tiger's school record for wins. >> i think back to my old teammate tiger often saying how stanford and the university setting in general just provided a nice place for him to have some time to be insulated a bit. >> conrad raye had the unique chance to play with tiger on the farm. years later coach rodgers at his alma mater. >> patrick is smart enough to know that he needs to get a lot better before you know -- when i say better, maybe it's just learning how to travel, living on the road. >> reporter: before he hits the tour, rodgers says he has some unfinished business at stanford. >> i'd like to win a national championship for our team. it it would be a great legacy more than any records or individual victories. >> get some sponsors exemptions on the back end. nfl announced its 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