>> five. four, three. two, one. >> alan: the countdown to the end of the world that never came. despite a religious leader's prediction that gained worldwide attention. good evening. the deadline for the rapture came and went today but not without an audience. harold camping predicted the end of days would happen in the bay area at 6:00 p.m. tomas roman has been at his place today. >> reporter: more than two dozen people gathered here at his radio station to tell camping what they thought of him and his dooms saying. ♪ >> reporter: a sort of a carnival here at family radio's oakland stationle the parking lot was filled today with christians, dancers, protesters, and those who just wanted to make noise. most were here, they said to call harold camping's prophecy a chance. >> we're here because brother camping specifically blames gay pride for the end of the world. so we're here to say, don't think so. >> reporter: the calvary church was more forgiving. >> even though i'm a christian, i make mistakes all the time. >> it will be the beginning of judgment day and it will begin wherever the calendar says may 21. >> reporter: he is a family radio listener and came to camping's home today to give him some tea. camping was last seen by neighbors this more than and not sifnls tom says he has not lost faith in camping or his teachings. >> i didn't lose the confidence of family radio nor father camping. i still believe the end times very close. >> four. three. two. one. >> reporter: those gathered here cheered and jeered when the deadline passed. and launched anatomically correct dahls into the air mimicking the rapture. >> harold camping followers that will be very depressed tomorrow are welcome at our church, and we'll show them love. >> reporter: today, before the crowd gathered. kelly and keith bauer stopped by family radio. they came from maryland as a pilgrimage to oakland for the rapture. >> i was hoping. i'm not disappointed. if it doesn't, i have no regregz. it's going to happen when it's going to happen. >> reporter: it didn't happen today. we tried to reach harold camping to fine out why not. we tried calling him and knocking on his doors but his house was shut up tight, and many people wanted to find out where, when, and how mr. camping would admit to his latest dooms daying mistake. >> alan: a harold camping has received a lot of attention since his rapture campaign took off. here's a little background. he served as an elder and sunday school teacher at alameda bible fellowship in 1978 he purchased an fm radio station to broadcast christian gospel. over time his nonprofit bought six additional fm stations and seven other am stations. it wasn't exactly the apocalypses, but a small earthquake rattled parts of the east bay. the magnitude 3.6 quake struck two miles south of hercules and eight miles north of berk lee. there's no reports of damage or injuries. we asked viewers on tweeter if they felt the quick. john main wrote, i did feel the quake. it was quite brief over here at richmond pinole border. and on our abc-7 facebook page, lisa wrote, in oakland's montclair area, and i felt it of the. it was a big hard jolt like a semi hit the house. >> andowy wrote, felt it near ben niesha. b.a.r.t. falled its standard procedures and stopped the trains for a short time. that stoppage gave b.a.r.t. workers a chance to check the system for other damage and problems. things started rolling again in minutes once it was determined there was no damage. in livermore, three people ended up in the hospital with severe burns after an explosion and fire inside an apartment. it happened around 5:15 in an apartment on sim very oaks way. neighbors say their windows shook and their floors rumbled. the police call the fire as suspicion. the victims, two men and a woman, were airlifted to hospitals in san jose and sacramento. >> a masked man is still on the loose after he not away with more than $10,000 in cash. police say he robbed the pacific precious metal store in mill valley around 10:00 this morning. officers say the robber, wearing a black mask and white surgical gloves, pulled a gun and demand cash. >> the business was open. the suspect name the business. with his handgun, and i'm assume demanded the money. there's no audio. there's only video. so, that's all we can talk about at this point. >> alan: officers and sheriff's deputies searched the area near the store form almost two hours but failed to find the man. the store's surveillance camera might help them identified the robber. >> the crowded field for republican presidential nominees is getting even more crowded. tim pawlenty is expected to announce he is running, too. here's more on the story from washington. >> reporter: paul paul lenity has been flying ounce the radar. he opens his announcement will appeal to republican voters. mitt romney passed the health care system in massachusetts that looks a lot like the president's plan. >> i agree with mitt romney. >> reporter: newt gingrich angered republicans by attacking the party's budget and medicare plan. >> i made a mistake. >> reporter: and john huntsman worked for obama but said he would have voted for the republican budget. >> the only thing that scares me more than that is the trajectory of our debt. >> reporter: here's where we we established, beginning given, paw electricity, paul, in, romney, probably. waiting for huntsman, daniels, boxman, and palin, and trump and huckabee out. >> there's going to be call for anybody else until early fall when it's really last call. like the bar saying, we only got another 15 minutes before we close down. >> reporter: there are still a couple of wild cards out there, jeb bush and chris kristi. republicans aren't happy with they slate they have so far. >> alan: dominic strauss-kahn, the former head of the internon monetary fund, is now her house arrest as luxury building in new york city while he awaits trial on sexual assault charges. he is under 24 hour guard at the empire building building in lowt tap. his neighbors said they would never have known he was there if it weren't for the media frenzy outside the building. >> i thought they were filming a movie. when i left the building, we were really bombarded with the press, and i had no idea. we had no idea. the residents really did not. >> alan: a judge ordered strauss-kahn to wear a monitoring bracelet on his ankle, and an armed guard is watching him at all times. he has been charged with sexually attacking a maid in his hotel suite a week ago. a nasa first. the pope gave a blessing to the crew of the space shuttle endeavour. >> dear astronauts, i'm happy for this opportunity to converse with you. >> alan: pope benedict xvi bestowed a historic blessing on the astronauts. his blessing cluedded a wish for a swift recovery of the comonder's wounded life, gabrielle giffords. endeavour astronauts inspects a gash in the shuttle's belly. it's spoked to pose no safety concerns. >> iceland's most active volcano is erupting. scientists have been expecting a new eruption but this one is not expected to cause any disruptions to air travel like the volcano in april 2010 that spewed ash into the air and forced airlines to cancel flights. steel beams from the world trade center have arrived in napa. what the plans for do to come enemy rate -- commemorate 9/11. and thousands gather to celebrate asia hair heritage. >> leigh: a lot of sunshine out there. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. the low clouds and fog slowly spilling over the bay. that's going to mean cooler temperatures by sunday afternoon. we look at the >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: good news for people headed to lake tahoe. highway 50 has re-opened. the main highway when the bay area and south lake tahoe was closed for nearly two weeks while crews raised the height of some rock wall barriers. this is time lapse video of the project. there are currently no driving revex thursday stretch, but come monday it will only be open to one-way traffic during construction and this will last another four to six week on weekdays. two pieces of steel from the fallen between towers arrived in napa. these images show the beams getting loaded on a truck at number's kennedy airport. napa will build a september 11th memorial. the port authority of new york and new jersey offered the steel to communities around the world to use in events and memorials to remember the heroes and victims of september 11th. the former site of san francisco supervisors harvey milk's camera store will open as a suicide crisis center tomorrow. the store will open as a call center for the trevor project, nonprofit that provides crisis intervention to lgtb youth. david chu will attend the unveiling. also in atten dance will be members of milk's inner circle. in the 70s, milk used the store for his campaign headquarters and took calls from lgbting you. >> sansan jose's vietnamese community unveiled a sign today welcoming the world to little saigon. private donations paid for the sign, naming the area little saigon. ignited a controversy four years ago. a council member opposed the idea and suggested calling it the saigon business district. that sparked a recall campaign led by compiles exiles of the former vietnam. she lost the battle of the signs. she did not attend the ceremony. crowd filled the civic center plaza for the asian heritage street celebrate. admission was free and so were screenings for hepatitis b. the help hep b three campaign has made huge strides in fighting the epidemic that could lead to liver cancer. >> he wants to put hepatitis to the forefront, and that's combating hepatitis b and c. so physician education and community education. >> alan: theepped be that one in ten asian people infected with hepatitis b, but since i was screened, i take a bill. i went from 15 million copies of the virus attacking my liver to zero. >> leigh: and you're wearing the lapel pin. >> alan: the hepatitis b free campaign. >> leigh: a great day to be out there. late in the afternoon, the sea breeze picked up and everybody getting goose bumps. our live shot from the high definition east bay cam. emeryville, a little fuzzies in as the low clouds and fog move in towards the bay. here's a look at the current readings. 52 in san francisco. 55 in napa. antioch, 58. 52 in livermore. we actually have clear sky in san jose right now. 56 degrees. we'll continue seal the low clouds move in overnight. a gray start at the coast for sunday morning, and then look for mid-day clearing. a breezy afternoon, a cooler day tomorrow as temperatures drop, and we'll continue with this scenario, morning clouds and afternoon sunshine forks the next -- sunshine for the next couple days. you can see the weak system that passed across the bay area, and already lining up along the coast, the gray clouds here, indicating the low clouds and fog, and with the strong onshore wind component, that's going to move inland by tomorrow morning. temperature weiss, as we -- temperaturewise, as we drop off, 46 degrees in napa. 47 for livermore. 49 for san jose, and a pair of 50s for san francisco and oakland. this is a look at that weak trough of low pressure that moved across the bay area, moved across the state earlier this afternoon. this is all the low cloudiness poised off the coast, and this is going to move in overnight tonight. behind this system is another frontal system that will help to increase the sea breeze tomorrow afternoon and look for temperatures to drop a few degrees. still going to be a nice afternoon, although a bit on the breezy side. lows, mid-to-upper 60s for san jose. at the coast, we'll deal with that touch and go overcast throughout much of your afternoon hours. breezy conditions as well. half moon bay, 58. inland, palo alto, 68. 64 for milbrae. san francisco, morning overcast and filtered afternoon sunshine. 61. some low 70s for santa rosa. 68 for napa. east bay, oakland, 66. hercules, 66. temperatures come down a few degrees for concord. pittsburg and antioch. low 70s there. 65, breezy conditions for santa cruz. the seven-day forecast. more overcast on monday, breezy conditions. tuesday, a little bounce in the temperature. warm it up a few degrees, and then even warmer thursday and friday. >> alan: it was beautiful day for the bay bridge series, too, and shu is here with that. >> mike: giants and a's spend another evening together and ti >> from chicago's world famous united center. the greatest, grandest, most spectacular surprise ever. the two-day farewell event begins. next "oprah." my diet? well yesterday i had an apple turnover. i know it's sort of my weakness. i always keep it in the house. well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, and mmm key lime pie. yeah, i've already lost some weight. [ female announcer ] yoplait light -- over 30 delicious flavors at about 100 calories. babe, what are you doi?! ♪ [ female announcer ] the yoplait you love, now in a 4-pack. try it today. mike mike tim lips thumb -- >> mike: tim lips lincecum pitched a great one against the a's. buster posey plates torres, and the g-men are up 1-0. anderson settles down after that. five innings of one-run ball. lincecum was even better. he fools coco crisp. timmy retired 20 straight batters. giants up 1-0. g-men added some insurance. bottom of the frame, posey scores. in the ninth, lincecum punches out sweeney. lincecum, fifth career shutout. kind of goes back to having good rhythm through the game and not expending yourself too much throughout that game to allow yourself to -- if you get in a jam, you can take it to another level or have your velocity, throw a better pitch. >> mike: to the hardwood. nba playoffs, game three, okc hosting dallas. the mavs or the king of the road, and they reclaimed home court advantage. okc fans rocking the house. marion with the steal. you know what's coming. the one-hand jam. dallas with the 23 point lead. the thunder storm back. in the third, duran two of his 24. then westbrook driving. the mavs hang tough. nowitzki came up big when it counted. dallas with the 93-87 victory. >> animal kingdom tried to lock down a second leg of the triple crown. we'll cococococococococococococo >> mike: we haven't had a trim crown winner since 1978. kentucky derby winner animal kingdom tried to snag the second leg at the preakness but instead hat a triple frown. we had a clean start of the race. 14 horses, trying to hold off animal kingdom. shackleford, battles for the lead from the start. >> it's shackleford in front animal kingdom on the outside is coming. shackleford. animal kingdom. shackleford. holds on in the preakness. >> mike: shackleford your winner, holing off animal kingdom by a length. we'll have no triple crown winner once again in 2011. let's kick it around. earthquakes hosting new england. the revolution have won only once in san jose, since 2000. the quakes looking for their second straight win. we're scorelessen in the perfect cross. the beautiful header. first career mls goal. 1-0 earthquakes. later in the half, more from san jose. a beautiful strike. check it out. can't get that. 2-0 earthquakes. immove to 3-4-3 with the victory. >> funny faces in funny places, san jose down 69-62. mark reed to ben nelson, fourth td catch. saber cats down one. the cats defense couldn't get the big stop. grady keeps it from nine yards out. also threw for, get this, nine touchdowns, and the blaze win in a shootout, 76-69, your final. >> stage seven of the temperature decalifornia. 75 miles from claremont to mt. baldy. horner retains the yellow jersey, maintains this 38-second lead heading into tomorrow's final stage. third round action at the crowne plaza invitational at the colonial. charlie wie playing well, his approach, 104 yards, birdies. a 4-under 66. a one-stroke lead over david toms. >> rugby, byu, their 24th 24th national championship, and bernard hopkins became the oldest fighter to win the world title, winning in a unanimous decision. 46 years old. >> alan: all right. that's it for us. thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc. x#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters.