witnesses to come forward. >> live from san francisco. >> reporter: good news this morning the conditions have approved for the three men that were rushed here at san francisco general hospital. they were injured during that 49ers-raiders game. we have talked to the father of the most seriously injured victim this morning. he says his son was stepping out of his truck to help a friend that was getting beaten up and that is he was shot. his son is recovering to reconstruct his intestine. hospital spokesman says his condition has improved to fair, he was initially brought here as critical. one of the other men were shot in the face. that is described as a superficial wound a san rafael resident was beaten unconscious and he is listed in fair condition this morning. police are still looking for suspects in all three attacks. the mayor says they are trying to track down those that are responsible for the violence. >> i'm going to be working with the 49ers to look at the tapes again to make sure that we can identify season ticket holders that may have gave their seats to people acted unlawfully, we should hold them accountable. >> police have made some arrests related to some of the other fights that were going on at candlestick park but they have not made any arrests related to these three incidents. police have said they are looking for a person of interest in one of shootings but not specified which shooting that person is possibly connected to. now, again as i mentioned we have talked with the father of one of these victims and we should have more information on that coming up on at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. reporting live at san francisco general hospital, "abc 7 news." it was less than six months ago when bryan stow was severely beaten in los angeles on opening day. he suffered major brain injuries. he is currently being treated at san francisco general and doctors gave him a brand-new update. he has been making significant improvement and he has been interacting with family and friends. two men have now been charged in that case. >> san mateo county deputies have arrested a registered sex offender for lewd acts with a child. they arrested him on beech street in redwood city. investigators say the victim is girl and that the suspect knew her. sheriff's office is investigating and asking the public if they have any more information about the suspect. >> a judge decided this morning that former psychologist is incompetent to stand trial to face sexual molestation charges. this is value of william ayers from a previous court appearance. he is charged with nine counts of committing nine counts on seven different boys during 1991 and 1996. a trial ended in a hung jury. bart has heavier presence on the platforms. a group has promised to strike on bart until demands are met. nick smith is live with the latest. >> good morning. i just spoke with bart officials that public safety is number one priority. they also say if there is a demonstration and if they need to, they will shut down the civic center station but bart services will continue to run on schedule as planned. >> an announcement over the bart p.a. system greeted commuters as they arrived. it warns of a possible service interruption for anyone using it to commute. >> if there is a planned protest i wouldn't bother. i get out as early as i can. >> most commuters were aware there may be a problem in the downtown station after receiving a passenger alert letting them no about a possible pro protest. the hacker group anonymous is using the media for a possible demonstration. they asked riders to be prepared and to have an alternative to get home but for many this the only transit system servicing the area. >> i have to take bart. >> anonymous claims responsibility for a removing protest monday. that demonstration shut down a total of four bart stations in san francisco. the choice to demonstrate is wearing thin on the patience of many of bart's passengers. >> i work really hard and i get home to my kids and all the people that i see protesting aren't the ones that are working. >> if bart plans to shut down any of the downtown stations they will notify everyone by their website at bart.gov and they are asking passengers to sign up for text alerts, and either make 16th street or 24th street but service will run on schedule. they are holding a meeting at 3:00 p.m. for citizens review board and on wednesday they will hold a board meeting to discuss the cellphone shut-off. anyone planning that protesting is allowed on fair gates but once you pass the fare gates it's illegal to protest. president obama is expected to make a statement about the developing situation in libya. he is getting updates and we will bring it to you live. in the meantime, celebrations are underway in tripoli as libyans sense the end of moammar khadafy's 42-year reign. revellers are cheering and waving flags as they drive through the streets of the capitol today. two of his sons were captured late yesterday. u.n. sk general it is time for him to step down. >> it is crucial now for the country to end with no more loss of life. >> fighting continues in tripoli with government forces putting human resistance. also nato is promising to maintain an air assault campaign until all the pro-khadafy forces return or surrender. >> oakland police have been complaining about their new police radios. ten million dollar radio system was touted as a solution to problems but they say the new radios are showing some of the same problems, including sound problems and dead zones. the head of the police union says the system is unreliable but a department spokesman says the radios have been working fine. a two-year-old oakland boy is expected to recover from a shooting in a drive-by shooting. police say the boy was walking with his parents on international boulevard when shots were fired. no suspects are in custody. the shooting happened just four blocks where carlos nava was killed in a drive-by shooting. police have arrested two men in the nava case. officers blame a recent string of shootings of too many guns in the hands of criminals. >> four sonoma wineries are announcing state sanctions have getting caught serving to alcohol to minors. on all four were busted in part of a sting operation. teens were sent to ten different tastings rooms. valley of the moon winery and b.r. cope winery and they were fined to serving to underage drinkers. a historic shift of the university of california system. for the first time the total amount that sound pay in tuition will surpass what this get from state of california. they put the blame on the ongoing budget deficit. the dramatic shift is part of a national trend, changing the nature of higher education. the fees now tops more than $13,000 a year after several increases. >> just ahead, men or women, who gains the most weight after marriage or divorce. >> and they rescue a sea lion after being injured. >> and friendlier skies, 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on antibiotics and they are cautiously optimistic and hope he will feel better to begin eating again. this is the second sea lion found shot at santa cruz wharf. >> marin city is turning to cameras to help fight crime. they have installed a high-tech security system at a cost of $65,000. they are posted in parking lots and above common ways in the golden gate village housing complex. there has been a significant increase in criminal activity. city officials there is no one monitoring the videos but now that police can review the videos they are it will hope will convince criminals before they break the law. >> new federal rules meant to give consumers a bitter flying experience will start tomorrow. it will give more compensation to change flights and refund on baggage fees if your is lost and they have to disclose extra fees on their website for checking bags, providing meals and cancelling reservations. if you are bumped from a flight you could be given a voucher as much as double your ticket price. also airlines will be fined up to $27,000 per passenger if they leave an international flight waiting on the tarmac for more than four hours. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. anybody waiting on the tarmac with the fog. >> there were flight delays. those are ending because the sun has been so slow, you can see the clouds around the bay area. we'll talk about a warming trend in your forecast when we come back. >> also coming up.... >> i category them. i have health and beauty, paper towels and everything. >> a 12-year-old girl who has discount shopping down to a science. how she is not only saving money for her family but donating to others. you can see edir academy award winning actress kate winslet escaped a fire at a home of richard branson. his home was completely destroyed. branson was staying at another property. tropical storm hit the virgin islands with heavy rain and high wind. it strengthened into hurricane irene early this morning. officials say if it stays on projected path, it could reach florida by late thursday or early friday as a category one or two storm, that means winds up to 110 miles an hour. first of the season. >> first in a long time that if it hits. it's been a while since we had a direct hit. we'll keep an eye on it. it's this time of year. we get this. sunshine down in san jose. rather quiet and we do have clouds as we look from another vantage point. vollmer peak showing some of the clouds that are lingering around the bay this morning. you can see they are starting to erase and mount diablo on the left side of your screen. you can see what we talked about north bay and south bay, we'll be seeing sunshine by noon. visible satellite clouds lingering around the bay and the coast. they may never leave the coast and probably be out of the bay around 2:00. upper 50s in san francisco and oakland. a lot of low to mid-60s, san jose, fairfield, antioch, upper 60s to low 70s along with los gatos. clouds are stubborn around the monterey bay. gilroy ten degrees warmer at 71. away from the coast, sunny and warmer today, mainly cloudy tonight with patchy drizzle around the coast. brighter everywhere even the coast tomorrow. that will lead to a warming trend that will mainly hit the inland areas the hardest. compared to yesterday, 4 degrees warmer in san francisco. oakland, 5. fremont, 57, santa rosa, 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. we need a warming trend. before the sun sets, dublin, 82. brentwood 88 degrees. we'll have 67 in richmond to 70s for the rest of the east bayshore, fremont 78 degrees. south bay, 70 tows a's to low 80s. 80 in los altos. further cooling up in millbrae, 68 degrees and low to mid-60s with clouds along the coast. south san francisco, sausalito around 70. 75 in vallejo and upper 70s in north bay valleys. 67 in monterey and low 70s for santa cruz, low to mid-80s for gilroy and morgan hill. low to mid 90s inland and central valley to about 79 in tahoe. is it lunchtime or is it not? >> accu-weather forecast, low to mid 90s inland and low to mid-80s around barrett and low to mid-60s at the coast. >> you can call me taco from now on. >> and there is relationship status, ohio university researchers presented their study of 10,000 people, women tend to pack on the pounds after marriage while men tend to gain weight after divorce. they heat more like their husbands and men are less likely to eat healthy after a divorce. ford and toyota have decided to work on hybrid engine for sport utility vehicles. they are sharing development costs. they want to make the technology more affordable for customers and bring it to marketed faster. those companies that sell hybrid cars but trucks need a different system. if you are trying to cut corners in the tough times, take tips from a 12-year-old florida girl. she considers herself the coupon girl. she spends three hours a day scanning ads and organizing her binder. she says the coupons started three years ago and she has virtual library in her closet with most of those items free or close to it. >> be patient. you might save as much as i do on the first shopping trip but you'll get more and more. >> the mom says she saves about $4,000 a year. >> we are about to start a special report. president obama reporting on fast changing in libya. the situation is still very fluid there remains a degree of uncertainty and regime elements that pose a threat. but this much is clear. khadafy regime is coming to an end and future of libya is in the hands of its people. in just six months 42-year reign of moammar khadafy have unraveled. earlier this year we were inspired by the people protests that broke out in libya. it's long go for human freedom echoed the voices we heard all across the region. in the face of the protests the khadafy regime responded with brutal crackdowns. civilians were murdered in the streets. campaign of violence was launched, khadafy to hunt peaceful protestors down like rats. there existed the potential for wholesale massacres of innocent civilians. in the face of this aggression, the international community took action. united states helped shape a security council resolution that mandated the protection of libyan civilians. an unprecedented coalition that included the united states, nato partners and arab nations. in march, the international community launched a military operation to save lives and stop khadafy forces in their tracks. in the early days of this intervention the united states provided the bulk of the firepower and our friends and allies stepped forward. transitional national council established itself as a credible representative of the libyan people and the united states together with our european allies and friends across the region recognize them as legitimate governing authority. khadafy was cut off from arms and cash. from benghazi, to misurata and western mountains, the libyan opposition confronted the regime over the last several days, the situation in libya has reached a tipping point. the opposition increased coordination from east to west, took town after town and the people of tripoli rose up to claim their freedom. over four decades, libyan people have lived under the rule of a tyrant who denied them their most basic human rights. now, the celebration that we've seen in the streets of libya shows that the pursuit of human dignity is far stronger than any dictator. i want to emphasize this is not over yet. as the regime collapses there is still fighting in some areas and regime elements threatening to continue fighting but it's clear that khadafy's rule is over. he still has the opportunity to reduce further bloodshed by relinquishing power to the people of libya and calling for those forces to continue to fight and lay down their arms. as we move forward from this pivotal phase, the opposition should continue to take important steps to bring about a transition that a peaceful, inclusive and just. as the leadership of the pnc has made clear the rights of libyans must be respected. true justice should not come from violence it will come from reconciliation and a libya to allow its citizens to determine their own destiny. in the effort the united states will be a friend and a partner. we will join with allies and partners to continue the work of safeguarding the people of libya as remaining regime elements i have directed my team to be in close contact with nato as well as the united nations to determine other steps we can take. we deal with humanitarian impact we're working to shirn that critical supplies reach those in need. secretary clinton talked with counterparts of the coalition on all these matters and i have directed the ambassador use the u.n. secretary-general to support this important transition. for many months, pnc has preparing for a post khadafy libya. as those efforts proceed our diplomats will work with them to ensure the institutions of the libyan state are protected and we will support them with the assets of the khadafy regime that was frozen earlier this year. above all we will call for an inclusive transition that leads to a democratic libya. as we move forward we should also recognize the extraordinary work that has already been done by the american people, the events have particular resonance. khadafy's regime have murdered scores of american citizens in acts of terror in the past. today we remember those lives that were taken in those acts of terror and stand in solidarity with the families. we pay tribute to all the men and women in uniform who have saved so many lives in the last several months. they have executed their mission with skill and extraordinary bravery and all of this was done without putting a single u.s. troop on the ground. to our friends and allies, the libyan intervention common stimulates what the international allies, the libyan intervention demonstrated what the u.n. can achieve when we stand together as one. nato has prufrpbe that it is the most capable alliance in the world and st