good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. was osama bin laden getting support or the pakistani government or the pakistani military? the answer may lie with bin laden's three widows who are now in custody. national security advisor said this morning that u.s. officials would like to question them. pakistan's ambassador to the u.s. says on abc's this week

that they did not know that he was living in pakistan. >> any member of the pakistan government, military knew where osama bin laden was he would have taken action. his presence in pakistan, it was not to pakistan's advantage. >> so far the white house says it has seen no evidence of collusion inside the pakistani government. as you know we have a new look at osama bin laden as we've never seen him before. the glimpse in how the terrorist leader was living comes courtesy home movies of his hideout. >> it is the most candid and revealing video of osama bin laden we have ever seen. there he is a blanket wrapped around his shoulders, a gray beard as he flips around channels looking at pictures of himself and telling a person with the camera to focus on that.

van it, possibly -- vanity. >> he was ahead of his time as a media innovateder. >> we were able to match it to a january of last year. also, four other clips showing bin laden making propaganda statements. look at the difference. candid shots, gray beard. the propaganda tape, the beard was dyed black. >> in many ways, this is al-qaeda's most powerful tool was the use of video and use of the internet. >> the u.s. stripped all the audio from the clip saying they didn't want to deliver his message. a light goes out and see he seems to miss a cue. in the candid interview, we see the documents and files and it proves intelligence officials says, that he was an active player, not a figurehead. he was planning attacks and had a continuing interest to attack

u.s. transportation and infrastructure systems and was relying on his courier network to get his orders out. this means the compound was command and control center for al-qaeda and releasing the clips is an attempt to send a message to the terror network. >> just a fraction that was seized has been released. this is an intelligence victory perhaps for generations. an attack by taliban militants don't n kandahar. the assault on government buildings begin yesterday with suicide bombings. things quieted down after security forces thought they had everything under control. this morning they hold up inside a hotel begin firing again. 25 have died and as the report shows there is little rest for

families in the region. >> as early day's mother's brunch, he is not with his family. 23-year-old soldier is in afghanistan. >> high son is a stone's throw from pakistan. those of us have loved ones over there, it's a very serious time. >> u.s. forces are stepping up patrols in afghanistan, the taliban unleashed a major assault on kandahar in a move to gain control of the city. they believe the attack was to avenge bin laden's death but the taliban denies it as motive. his grandfather who is also a world war ii vet doesn't buy it. >> it's worse than it ever will be. i think they are awfully mad at us. >> u.s. troops have some supporters on the ground in afghanistan. specialist waldren called his mom saying a high ranking afghan official had only positive things to say about bin laden's

death. >> he was congratulating him. he felt very honored he would take the time to congratulate him. >> i think the morale is up today. >> national security specialist says the high from bin laden's killing will last only so long because the terror network didn't die with the al-qaeda leader. >> there are local versions of this terror network and they have leaders. that is this horrible feeling you killed the hydra by cutting off one head but there are many others. >> bin laden's death hasn't changed the withdrawal plan from afghanistan. first wave to leave in afghanistan will be in july. lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." nurses at children's hospital in oakland will hold a mother's day brunch this morning while also holding picket signs. they're five-day strike over

proposed cuts to their healthcare benefits is now entering its fourth day. the mother's day brunch is 11:00 to 1:00 this afternoon. they are using this occasion to rally support for stalled contracted negotiations who which are now before a federal mediator. since the strike begin last thursday, hospital administrators have brought in temporary non-union employees. they are covering essential services. the strike is scheduled to end tomorrow. police in fairfield are investigating a shooting that left three people dead inside a home. police responded to a call of shots fired yesterday afternoon on venus drive. inside the house they found a man and his ex-wife shot to death. they also found the suspected shooter, a roommate in the home dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. neighbors say five people lived in the house, an elderly man who was being cared for by his son,

the son's ex-wife, the ex-wife's boyfriend a roommate. >> there were five people that were living there. the older gentleman was being taken care of by the son. >> somebody saw it and they are just not used to this. >> the woman's boyfriend was taken away in handcuffs. police are trying to figure out what caused that shooting. officers say they have been called to the home several times for domestic disputes. >> san jose police are investigating a shooting that left two men dead and a teenager in the hospital. police say it happened early yesterday morning inside a home in the 3400 block of mount prieta drive. several men were drinking at the house before the incident. two 31-year-old men were pronounced dead at the scene. a boy was taken to the hospital

with serious injuries. no word on suspect oregon the motive. >> this morning, bryan stow is still unconscious in a los angeles hospital. his parents attend a session for trauma survivors at the u.c. medical center where he is receiving care. the event included doctors and nurses who have saved people like stow. >> he is the same. they are working very hard to bring him back to us, but it's going to be a long road. i know he'll be back here. >> stow's doctors are weaning him off anti-seizure medications and monitoring his brain for seizure activity and other complications. los angeles police have not caught the two men who beat stow after the giants-dodgers season opener. >> the south prepares for record flooding as the mississippi river continues to rise. why homeowners are against city

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they are calling it a slow motion disaster along the mississippi river. flooding is forecast to hit parts of the south in coming days. thousands of millions of people that live along the river have already evacuated.

here is a report from memphis where some areas are already underwater. >> for southern illinois to the gulf of mexico more than 4 million people live in the area next to the mississippi, from now until the end of may, most of them will be watching the rising river. all weekend long, authorities from arkansas to tennessee have been urging families to leave their homes because the river is coming. >> the river is now expected to crest in memphis at 48 pete feet on monday, two days earlier than they first thought. >> it is raining again. >> i'm thinking halfway to that window before its over. >> they listen to authorities and evacuated before several feet of water poured into this neighborhood. >> another week and a half, at least a week and a half. >> his mother refuses to leave. the family has tried to convince her. the grandson he has tried, too.

>> to the point where the water is actually coming in there. >> don't you think you should leave now? not now. >> on historic beale street the birthplace of blues the feet is under several feet of water the rivers are forcing cities and counties in at least three states to close roads. >> from there we have to make a decision. >> once the mississippi crest the high you what the is expected to remain for days. this is all putting strain and pressure on the levee systems all along the mississippi. bought is expected to remain high for at least a week and residents will be watching those levees closely. back here in the bay area, work to shore up a hillside

weakenedened ray by rain is still on hold. part of wyman street started sliding during heavy rains this winter. the city wants to be released for you'll liability during repairs but six of seven of the homeowners are refusing to sign off on that. city leaders want to avoid any financial risk from potential lawsuits. the proposed temporary fix will cost at least $100,000. yesterday, in the mission district, police closed off mission street between 20th and 21st due to concerns that that metal sign on the tower theater might just snap off. you can see where they tried to secure the sign with cord to make sure that pieces didn't fly off in the wind. >> it was pretty windy this morning. has it subsided at all?

>> winds are gusting to about 25 miles an hour. so as we head outside you see sunshine in the north bay. much of the south bay covered with the clouds and cool temperatures, even cool are than yesterday. i'll detail the forecast for mother's day and the week ahead. >> also coming up, another walk-off. a giants make up ground on the rockies with another ninth inning rally. all the highlights coming up in sports. >> all new. oprah: the only child of sonny and cher. when did it fully occur to you, i'm in the wrong body? >> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom?

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. welcome back. it is 9:18. as you can see from the clock on the ferry building. this is live look from roof cam hd. you do see the gusty winds blowing those flags there. happy mother's day everyone. kisses, hugs, maybe breakfast in bed for you this morning. thanks for waking up and spending part of this special day with us. it is time to feed hungry people here in the bay area by simply leaving something for your mail carrier to pick up next saturday. they launched the annual stamp out hunger campaign yesterday. you see congresswoman jackie

speier joining postal employees for a kickoff rally in san francisco. next saturday you can leave non-perishable items near your mailbox and the postal service will pick them up and deliver them to local food banks and other charities. great idea that they started some years back. mother's day, good tradition. lisa argen is here to tell you what the forecast will be today. as you look outside you get a good idea of parts of the bay area. a lot of clouds in the south bay. clouds will continue to break up in the south bay. we'll see temperatures well below the average. in emeryville, some sunshine but the winds have been gusty out there and the temperatures are in the low to mid 50s for the most part except for los gatos at 55. 56 in concord and we are looking at winds out of the west.

most areas are looking at the winds gusting over 20 miles an hour from the airport, novato, oakland, concord and livermore and not far behind we're looking at breezy winds here, mountain view and hayward. we will see a cool and windy day for mother's day. the skies will be partly cloudy it's going to look a little better out there. tomorrow it's going to feel better because the winds will slack off and we'll see slightly warmer weather few degrees warmer tuesday and wednesday. not looking for a big temperature swing this week. in fact, the struggling to get out of the 50s downtown. most numbers will be as much as 10 degrees below the average. widespread 60s and winds continue to pick up throughout the day and evening hours. that is because we've got a cold trough, pretty strong storm system bringing moisture. a little bit of snow in the sierra nevada but really the cold air throughout much of the

state. we'll be looking at temperatures held down today and breezy winds to boot with 54 in yosemite. 42 in the northern sierra with numbers here in the low 70s in the central valley. only 67 in los angeles. so that trough sliding down south in southern california. back home, we'll see increasing sunshine in the south bay but not much to warm you up. 61 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula, with those winds, only about 53 degrees in pacifica. 61 in palo alto. with san francisco in and around the mid to upper 50s today. 63 at novato. 66 in napa, near east bay only in the low on 60s. 62 in union city and about ten degrees cooler with 62 in pleasanton. very breezy.

higher elevations winds gusting to some 30 miles an hour. down by the monterey bay, only 60. 62 in salinas. seven-day forecast, we are looking at one of the coolest days of the week today. tomorrow just a little bit warmer. notice we have a string of sunny afternoons coming up but next weekend, that could be even cooler than this weekend. big fluctuations with these cold troughs coming in this time of the year but happy mother's day. >> thank you, lisa. you started off at the shark tank where we're going to start off with sports this evening. the sharks at 5:00 is going to close try to close out the red wings holding a commanding 3-1 lead. last night it was giants trying to get closer to the rockies leading the division. >> good morning. we'll start you on off on the

diamond. g-men with another walk-off victory are now only two back in colorado. kentucky derby scene, madison bumgarner catches clayton morrison swinging. madison bumgarner five hits and 5-k's and freddy sanchez and miguel tejada scores. but top of the seventh he gives up a double. that scores two and the game is tied two all. and flies out in deep right. rowan will score and giants back-to-back walk-off winners, 3-2 the final. a's in kansas city where tommy lasorda. chad pennington three-one shot.

we're tied at 3. mike aviles and we have a race to the plate. dives and tags. dyson left early but you can clearly see his foot on the bag but to no avail royals go on to win it 4-3. >> justin verlander pitched a perfect game. he walked one but the perfect game is gone. he grounds in to a double play. verlander with a no-hitter. verlander catches him swinging. detroit goes on to win it 9-0. >> to churchill downs to 137th running of the kentucky derby and hats on derby day making those at last weeks wedding look

tame. 19 horses would leave the gate. uncle mo would have to withdraw. now, we go to animal kingdom. >> animal kingdom! roaring down the stretch. animal kingdom! >> 20 to 1 odds wins the kentucky derby. velasquez replaced the rider who broke his nose earlier in the week. >> to the n.b.a., the heat is off in boston. celtics with a must win. late second quarter. lebron finds dwyane wade. boston fires in the third.

he had 27. celtics up by 8 but a scary moment. wade seems to take rondo down. he dislocates his left elbow but he would make the difference. still with a bad arm and la it in with good arm. 97-81 victory. boston trails in the series 2-1. >> in the west, thunder and grizzlies, oklahoma city in control. an alley-oop, oklahoma city would build a 16-point lead but memphis rallies in the fourth. sam young flying in the one hand thunder. grizzlies within 7. under four to play, grizzlies down 84-83. it would head to overtime. zach randolph with a tip in. memphis takes 2-1 series lead with a 101-93 victory. and man any wins a decision over

sugar mosley and in nascar, reagan smith wins his first ever southern 500. a happy mother's day for everyone out there. >> up next, two california moms come up with an online tool to help parents understand the state budget cuts could have on their child's school funding. new tiger that is headed to the san francisco zoo and why the

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they pressurize it much higher than the pipe would ever operate with natural gas. pipeline is being watched closely for eight hours. any sections of pipe that show weakness would be immediately replace. residents might spell the odor of natural gas as it comes into the atmosphere before testing begins. this follows that disaster in san bruno last september when a section of gas pipeline ruptured causing an explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. your power bill is about to go up. pg&e is customers will pay more to help cover losses associated with new smart meters. regulators have approved to cover the losses from replacing the old analog meters. >> by a vote 3-1 the california puc granted pg&e's request for a rate increase to cover losses the company took because they

had to tear out the existing analog meters and replace them with a new digital smartmeter. >> this commission has spoiled pg&e again and again allowing them to make huge profits off of customers. now, we have them saying, sure we'll profit off your garbage. >> he voted for the increase because he says it's not profit. >> the meters are now being replaced, it's capital investment. it's at a much reduced rate. >> on average bill of $90 increase will be 9 cents. electric rate increase goes into effect in january. gas rights will increase 2.4% effective june 1st. commission still has to decide on pg&e's request to change the sliding scale that gives lower rates to those that conserve. so the more you use the more you

pay. existing tier system hurts residential customers in hot areas. >> we had this problem in kern county two summers where the fifth tier was so high and when the temperatures were over hundred degrees, more than 30 days, rates shot up much more than any of us thought was reasonable. >> the proposal calls for a $25 surcharge on all customers. >> instead of providing high energy users with better and more effective efficiency services they want to lower rates for these energy hogs. >> it's unclear when the vote will be taken, heather ishimaru, "abc 7 news." >> there is a new online tool to help you get numbers on how state budget cuts may affect your child's school. education reporter lyanne melendez shows us how it works and what you'll find. >> there have been numerous

marches throughout the state bringing attention to cuts in education. and then, there are the numbers. >> we've reduced over 20% from the state. it will increase costs at all levels. >> but how much of that information is understood? it's a new online tool that maps funding of california schools. just click on your school district and the information pops up. it shows how much districts will lose if the tax extensions proposed by the governor do not pass. for every school district it has potential cuts, to that district this is based on the analyst's projections, if there is no additional revenues in the state budget. >> take oakland unified facing $35 million in cuts, per child, that represents 764 fewer dollars with 30 kids in a classroom that is $22,900 and

number of teachers that received layoff notices. we talked to one of creators from los angeles. >> we got our hands dirty and realized that we need to simplify the information. >> cynthia lu is a mother of an elementary school student. she and three other people worked on it for a month volunteering their time. one of them worked for google and the matches are powered by the internet search giant. it's one more tool to help them deliver the facts. >> california has a very complex school funding system. any help we can get in that regard is certainly appreciated. any way we can make it clear to parents we want to do that. >> the website also has way forces parents to contact their local lawmakers. >> check out your school we have a link to that website at

abc7news.com under see it on tv. >> a long running battle on plans to expand the oakland zoo. it puts conservationists at odds with one another. the debate goes all the way back to 1988 when the city approved a master plan covering the next 20 years. but the contra costa times reports the zoo amended the plan and last week oakland's planning commission approved the change to expand into 54 acres of prime park land with sweeping views of san francisco. a group called friends of nolan park with members of the california native plant society say they will file an appeal tomorrow. the san francisco zoo is about to get a new siberian tiger and in the process a new beginning. on the left side of your screen, martha the ten-year-old tiger that will palace the other

tiger. that was the tiger involved in the fatal attack on christmas day 2007. this is a beautiful cat. you can see she has very long whiskers, as well. >> veteran tiger trainer commends the zoo to bring in the new siberian tiger. martha is one of only 500 left in the world. >> i think it's important for the public to see these animals. >> she is ten years old and weighs 300 pounds. she comes from the henry doily zoo in nebraska. at a san francisco fund-raiser the winning bidder chose martha. >> that is also the name of his wife. >> it's been three years since

christmas day when the tiger leaped out and attacked three young men, carlos was killed two. two others were injured. officers shot and killed the tiger that night. an investigation revealed that grotto's walls were lower than recommendations. five years ago a tiger keeper was seriously injured when the tiger attacked her. >> we had our closure. we are here because we believe in endangered species and conservation. >> this is where martha will live. zoo has no qualms to public safety. the walls have been raised ten and a half feet higher. warning signs have been posted. when martha arrives here she will be quarantined for a while. >> we'll keep an eye on her but

i don't anticipate any problems at all. >> martha will be here sometime next month. this time last sunday, lisa was getting to head out into the brilliant sunshine and enjoy the day. >> we are looking at brisk weather. with the sunshine we had very gusty onshore winds in san francisco, really all across the bay. still clouds in the south bay. i'll have your forecast for mother's day and the workweek ahead. >> also next, it used to haul cargo and you could soon be shopping in one.

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a lot of moms are getting ready to get out of house. someone is doing something special for them. >> yeah, it should be a pretty good day. you'll need a jacket but no umbrella. we had the rain earlier and despite the chilly air, sunshine but not working too hard to warm us up. because at this winds, significant warming we're going to see. this is airport where winds have been over 25 miles an hour throughout most of the warning. mount tam, sunshine, more sunshine in the north bay and even in the east bay this morning than the south bay. so clouds have been managing on to sunshine, campbell, cupertino clouds are thinning out here but it will be cool day with numbers as much as ten degrees cooler. 62 in oakland. san francisco, 52 for you. here are the winds, over 26

mile-an-hour gusts in concord. wind gust of 22 miles an hour in livermore. oakland gusting to 25 miles an hour. very breezy winds o a santa rosa 21 miles an hour. we have the cool and windy weather with us for mother's day. few clouds and partly cloudy skies tomorrow. temperatures will be mild and there won't be as much wind and slightly warmer air mass on tuesday and wednesday due to less wind and sunshine because the week ahead, we're not looking at a heat wave by any means. a look at the temperatures, not much of a spread, 50s and 60s, yesterday you saw the 50s from monterey to san francisco, about the same today and only 60s in far inland valleys. west winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. so a pretty strong area of low pressure for this time of year sweeping through the northern half of the state. that has allowed for a few showers to the east of us, but

for the bay area, chilly weather breezy conditions. we are looking at precip, snow, couple inches in the northern sierra and drizzle and mist down to southern california. only 67 for a high in l.a. back home we're looking at numbers here, cool, how about 61 in milpitas and sunnyvale. 63 in campbell. about 74 for this time of year but far from that. peninsula numbers from the low 50s with the brisk winds. 60 in redwood city. more sunshine for you throughout the morning and afternoon hours but it will be cool and brisk day out there. 59 downtown and in the north bay still breezy conditions for you. 57 at the beach at stinson. 68 in calistoga. near east bay, low 60s should do it here and windy day in hayward.

out over the hills, wind gusts over 30 miles an hour. 62 in danville. so a cool afternoon. walnut creek, 62. down by the monterey bay, 60 there, 63 in hollister. >> here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, our cool mother's day today with partly cloudy skies, breezy winds and then the winds die back overnight. we'll see a little bit of warming tomorrow and low to mid-70s for warmest valleys but still staying cool with only is on a on the coast. enjoy next weekend could be even cooler than this weekend. there is a new kind of store that is popping up in san francisco hayes valley neighborhood. these businesses are special not so much for where they sell but where they are housed. eric thomas has the details. >> robin is making her special brand of ice cream from scratch

one small batch at a time. >> what this is doing, it's incorporating liquid nitrogen. >> the super cold nitrogen freezes all the ingredients in about a minute. >> there is your perfect ice cream. >> that is not the only unique thing about her business. this used to be her store, a radio flyer wagon she pulled around. now this is her store, a former shipping container customized for her business. >> we're building them off-site. we are able to drop them on to the site and connect them to utilities that we've already connected in the ground. >> the store smitten ice cream is the first of a dozen shipping container businesses settle to come into the hayes valley neighborhood. it's part of the redevelopment neighborhood. >> hayes valley is very artisan

and very creative. it was courtesy of the old freeway and now it's come alive. >> we see this as a new model of development. we call it flexible urbanism. something that can respond to the pace of contemporary culture things happen quickly. >> six new businesses will share business on this lot. this lot will host a beer garden and there be nine pop-up retail businesses all in containers that are as easy to take down as put up. taking them down is exactly what the city expects them to do at the end of their four-year lease. >> it's sort of an interesting compromise being temporary and permanent. it's rethinking what a retail environment looks and feels like. >> it costs from $7,000 to

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vehicles. six cars were equipped with a highly accurate meter. they measured for city and highway driving. the other vehicles were put through acceleration tests. to see if the fuel doctor device increased the power as claimed. then the tests were repeated without the fuel doctor. so, in the end.... >> we found it made no significant difference at all. >> consumer reports what will improve your mileage is avoiding fast slergss and braking hard. doing regular meachbt on your car and keeping your tires properly inflated. >> other gas saving moves include not carrying things on top of your car, including a roof rack. >> up next, mel gibson and jodie foster back on the big screen. movie about a dysfunctional

family. don sanchez his review when we return.

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life in crisis, strained family and on the verge of suicide. then a twist. >> the beaver is the only way he can. his conscious speaks. >> it's a fresh start. >> i'm not talking nut job. >> he realizes he must break free. jodie foster co-stars and directs her friend gibson. >> really understands the struggle. >> but he comes with baggage, he calls him complex. >> he's had a lot of it and mostly negative. is that one of the reasons i got to go on the road and sell it. >> i have a movie that i love and i got to make a movie. his performance is undeniable.

despite what anybody thinks about it. >> his performance is so good there is talk of award nominations. i asked her if hollywood with willing to forgive. >> i don't know if we separate out what we know of public machine of the internet. >> this is a tour de force performance from mel gibson and then i couldn't stop thinking about his real life, but does it matter? is he box office poison? it's up for you to decide. i'll give the beaver three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> it's mother's day, a good day to get outside and enjoy san francisco's sunday streets program. today street closures are in mission street five blocks around valencia. they are providing rides and

cultural performances and cultural activities. elimination of traffic opens up the street to exercise, bicycling from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. it is all free. no matter what the weather, people love the sunday streets. >> it will be pretty out there. sunshine but very gusty winds. in fact we're waiting for the sun in the south bay and around fremont but we will see partly cloudy skies around the bay area. only 50s at our coast. 60s elsewhere and look for that little warmup into the weekend. thank you, lisa. our next newscast starts at 5:00. happy mother's day.