the length hour. >> i'm pleased to announce the washington monument as well as the entire federal government will be open for business. >> after one summit after another. >> we're not going to rollover. >> not on other watch, no way, no how. >> we just say no. >> in the end, two seemingly uncompromising parties found the middle ground and sealed the deal. >> 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 didn't do it at the late hour for drama. we did it because it was very hard to arrive at this point. >> the shutdown had already begun. tourists at museum were already ushered out. vacationers would have been out of luck at national park. yellowstone would have gone black and the lady with the torch in new york, she would not have been welcoming anyone for a while. >> for government workers it meant no paycheck, for front line troops and families that would mean fight now and get paid later as the bills keep coming in. everything but the paycheck. >> reporter: two sides agreed to pass a stopgap measure to fund the government through thursday which gives them time to pass a budget for the rest of the year that would cut $39 billion for spending and leave planned parenthood untouched. >> janelle: despite the last minute resolution, they had cancelled a special event that was planned for today. the u.s. postal service cancelled all passport processing. >> we were scheduled to have passport application processing available in certain offers on saturday between 10:00 and 2:00 on april the 9th but as a result of getting a notice from the state department we had to cancel. >> janelle: passport applicants will be able to get saturday help when the event gets rescheduled. jury deliberations in the barry bonds trial resumes on monday as jurors ended their first day of deliberations yesterday without on a verdict. they did ask to hear read back of testimony. kathy hoskins testified that she saw greg anderson give him an injection before 2002 road trip. jury will have a transcript of that testimony read back to them on monday. jurors also listened again to a recording that hoskins' brother made of anderson talking about injecting bonds with steroids. legal analyst dean johnson may indicate the jury is leaning. >> the common tact for steve hoskins and kathy hoskins' testimony is evidence that barry bonds was getting injections from greg anderson. that would support one count. if the jury is focusing on that count, they could have heard evidence that could lead to a conviction. >> anderson was released from jail yesterday after refusing to testify against bonds. the contra costa county d.a.'s office has dismissed 15 criminal cases linked to a former drug force commander is accused of teaming up with a private investigator to steal evidence. they filed a case against steven tanabe. he is accused of receiving bribes as a dirty d.u.i. scheme in danville. >> there is a reward for leading to an arrest of killing of a well known man. campos was an icon in the community. police believe the shooting was the result of a botched robbery. merchants met privately with the mayor to express their frustration over growing violence in the area. >> still ahead, banning tanning. california steps into international effort to look at the health risks and make them off-limits for millions of people. >> powerful pump is on its way from southern california to northern japan to help cool down the failed nuclear power plant. now you see it, now you don't. watch oakland's former navy hospital that stood for decades hospital that stood for decades come crashing down in n how are you getting to a happier place? 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>> a lot of viewer outrage. we'll have more on that story. >> janelle: thanks so much. we'll see you at 7:00. >> terry: world champion san francisco giants did not disappoint their fans at yesterday's home opener against the cardinals but it was another day of torture. colin rush has more. >> good morning, why would we think the season would be any different. torture continues and giants had a little of everything with the raising of the world champions banner. a picture perfect day at at&t. champs were back and they were playing like it. tejada, deep to left and gone. solo home run would tie the game at 1. sanchez, a liner down the front baseline, 2-1 giants. and then adding to the lead, burrel, 3-1 and nice win, right? wrong. brian wilson, bases loaded, two outs, he brings home two cardinals and sandoval comes through with two outs with the bottom of the ninth. game tied at 4. rowan at the plate, started the ninth inning rally and sends a sellout crowd of 24,000 plus home happy. 5-4 giants. reaction now. >> it felt good at the plate. i didn't care what pitch it was, try to get something over the plate and hit hard. >> you put all your personal stuff aside. just happy the team won and come out on top and you win. >> now the pre-game ceremonies that was something else. after each player touched the championship banner, brian wilson went up the ladder and the ceremony raising. yes, 2010 champions. >> it was a honor to be part of that and be the guy that puts it up on the flagpole. it was a special moment for the city. >> a's were in minnesota yesterday for their home opener. here is one in third. fourth inning, down he goes. and in the eighth, two outs, rips a single to right. down the line and one scores and that would turn out to be the game winner. 2-1 twins. a's fall to 2-5. >> the formula last night as simple as it would get for the sharks, beat phoenix, attain two points and they would get second seed for the playoffs. didn't happen. shark fans surfacing in the desert. down the center, ray whitney scores, coyotes up 2-1. eric passes one, coyotes go up 3-1 and joe thorton, that was 1,000th career pointed. sharks would rally but not quite enough. they fall 4-3. can still wrap up with a win tonight. back home against the saints. >> and for my wife, if she will just wake up. get up. tiger woods is on the attack in augusta and you know the field has taken notice. round of the day, from jason day aussie swings within a foot to get a birdie. 8 under 64. he is minus 8 for the tournament. macelroy drains it again, that set up a birdie, he is mine minus 10. the story, tiger woods, seven under. he then finishes with a birdie putt on 18 for a six under 66. tiger back in at 7 under. woods in. >> phil mickelson an even par yesterday, he is 8 back heading into today's third round. >> cal bears baseball lives on. welcome news for a program that dates back 118 years. now the program can get back to preparing for 2012 and beyond. >> you hit the recruiting trail and get the players that are necessary to compete in the new pac-12. we're looking forward to it. we would rather have that hard job than the job of not being here next year. >> unfortunately after receiving the great news, not a great outcome for cal. they fall to arizona 5-4. coming up later today, rick quan is in and a's continue their series in minnesota and red and white game is happening. have a great day everyone. >> janelle: next at 6:30, u.c. berkeley police are looking for a man that robbed and sexually assaulted a students on campus. and a preview of the new sustainable terminal 2 at sfo [ asst mgr ] what are you doing? 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