the amgen tour california gets underway a leg from south bay to contra costa county in an hour and a half. we'll have a live report. we'll have more on that. meantime, katie marzullo is here. >> reporter: i'm following facebook's countdown to the ipo how much will shares cost? where will mark zuckerberg be? good morning. 5:00. mike has the weather. here's a look at live doppler where we have fog forming now around santa rosa, half mile visible. a little drizzle along the coast most of us will be dry for that morning commute. >> i'm frances dinglasan live shot of the bay bridge toll, looking good on bay area

freeways we'll talk about the amgen street closures for the tour of california today. we just huddled up and called a new play. >> what happened to our rhythm? >> everything is going to be fine. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. i'm kristen sze. when you think facebook ipo could not get hotter this morning the company raised its price for shares. >> katie marzullo is here and you got confirmation on mark zuckerberg's role friday. >> reporter: all that and more this juggernaut rolls bigger and bigger. facebook has decided to charge more for early shares also closing the book on public offering today, two days early because the ipo is well oversubkwraoeubed -- oversubscribed the new price between $34 and $38 up from $28 to $35 company is looking

at a 10.6 billion dollar ipo friday. get this, new associate -- new associated poll out today sheds light on if people think the company is worth it. 50% of people surveyed think the price of the ipo is too high. 50% think facebook is a good bet. at the same time, 51% of young consult -- adults predict facebook's appeal will fade down the road. time will tell, 28-year-old founder mark zuckerberg will still be a billionaire one way or the other. he is scheduled to ring the opening bell from menlo park friday, not new york. following in the trend of other silicon valley companies. facebook's ipo is being called the biggest since google. in 2004 google sold fewer than

20 million shares at $85 a piece facebook is selling 300 million shares, again for the $35 to $38 price we still have to look into that. when this is all over, facebook as a company value is expected to be 100 billion dollars. >> zuckerberg's birthday present to self could be bigger than the eight -- 18 billion. >> that will buy a couple of hoodies for him. san francisco may be ready to give twitter a new perk. muni officials will consider a new route to twitter's headquarters on market street during commute hours on weekdays from caltrain at 4th and townsend to market between 8th and 9th. muni says the cost would be offset by running it with other existing lines. twitter got a big tax break to keep from it leaving 1,000 employees will be moving to

the new head quarters soon. today's leg of the amgen tour california race will get underway in the south bay. the course winds through contra costa county. terry mcsweeney is live in san jose near the start line. i guess i should have said in several hours. >> reporter: yeah 11:15 this morning. america's version of tour de france. this is getting more and more popular every year we are here at the berryessa community center. they are getting ready for the big event today. is going to be a spectacular ride and a great day. take a look at a map, give you an idea where everybody is going, leaving here in san jose and heading to livermore. of course, they've got to go over mount diablo, you've got to make it a serious challenge. exciting pictures from the race yesterday. 117 miles yesterday, the same today. yesterday from san francisco

to -- before this race ends in southern california on may 20th, it is expected to draw two million spectators in person to say nothing of the international television audience. they will be seeing some amazing scenery, amazing athletes. we asked one of those athletes how he gets through a race after 19 years of doing it? >> racing is hard, stressful, always trying to day in the front, trying to stay out of trouble. pain, your legs and lungs hurt. >> reporter: wild action yesterday, 10 cyclists crashed 73 miles into stage two. all got back into the saddle and kept going. one peter sagan of slovakia won his second straight stage. 8:15 this morning the first race of the day the king of the mountain charity cycling

challenge, four mile race to the top of the sierra summit benefiting 250 schools in the silicon valley and their anti-obesity programs. going to have a charity race at 8:15. at 11:15 stage three of the amgen tour of california. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. alameda county deputies investigating what appears to be castro valley's first homicide of the year. investigators have a section of omega avenue cordoned off near center street after a body was discovered in a home. they have not released any details on the victim or the circumstances surrounding the discovery. they tell us they will be there for quite sometime. amy hollyfield is at the scene and she going to bring us more on this story in a live report coming up. 5:06. a court hearing scheduled for later today over a key piece of evidence in the ethics battle against sheriff ross

mirkarimi. at issue whether video of his wife can be used in a hearing on misconduct charges against the sheriff. the video taken by a neighbor shows his wife talking the incident showing a bruise on her arm. the city wants to use the video as evidence in an effort to remove mirkarimi from his position. san jose council plans to review proposal for social host ordinance when it meets today making parents more liable when they are aware that underaged drinking is happening on their property, prohibiting underaged gathering for four or more at a residence or other private property where alcoholic beverages are consumed by one or more or if they are under the influence the person responsible the owner or renter or person who organizes or allows the gathering. lafayette's city council put off a vote to make sure massage parlors follow state and local laws.

many aired their concerns about possible illegal activity occurring inside. the proposed law requires all massage parlors owners and employees to register with police while getting the proper licenses. 10 parlors currently operate in lafayette. >> any time we use a state licensing board as the means of control of a business of saying if you are in this business, this is what 99% of the other businesses in that field do, you bring a lot more credibility to the business. >> the men are doing the walk of shame, as i call it, to the place, head down, sunglasses on. >> residents have told police about their suspicions the chief says he has no evidence anything illegal is going on. the council will vote may 29th. this morning president obama will make his fourth appearance on "the view" he discusses his commitment to legalizing same-sex marriage.

>> >> the president: my justice department has said to the courts, we don't think the defense of marriage act is constitutional. this is something that historicallyally had been determined at the state level -- >> will you personally fight to repeal that act? >> congress is clearly on notice that i think it is a bad idea. >> you can watch the ladies interview the president this morning at 10 a.m. right here on abc7. 5:09. time for a look at the weather. right now you see dark. >> but what do you feel? >> mark has high-tech tools to tell us what is going on. >> all different colors of the light spectrum and wavelengths. here's a look at that area of low pressure moving from us and pulling all that cooler weather with it. a lot of sunshine, warmer

during the afternoon. 7:00 mostly cloudy, still have fog up around santa rosa, inland upper 40s the rest of us in the low 50s. noon, a lot of sun, partly cloudy low 70s inland upper 60s around the bay mid 50s at the coast. 4:00, partly cloudy mid 70s inland low 70s around the bay coast upper 50s 7:00 tapering of temperatures near 70 inland mid 60s around the bay mid 50s at the coast biggest warming trend inland biggest miss will be along the coast. here's a look at your three-day forecast warmer tomorrow, low 80s end land low 70s around the bay upper 50s at the coast, two to eight degrees cooler thursday into friday, partly sunny. warming trend for the weekend. traffic estimate looking great this early tuesday morning. live shot of the oakland maze. earlier stall reported on

connection ramp not causing much of a delay this traffic is moving on westbound 80 heading out of berkeley, no problems towards the bay bridge, looking good on 880 towards the bay bridge through oakland. also, you heard about the amgen tour at the berryessa community center, eastbound berryessa already closed scheduled until 1:00 this afternoon. traffic fine now in the south bay, if you are heading throughout livermore area i would an individual vallecitos road later this afternoon as -- i would avoid vallecitos road later this afternoon as the tour heads there. right now good 580, 680 problem-free through the dublin interchange through the sunol grade. jpmorgan chase's ceo faces angry shareholders. the money report is next. france's new president

takes office. why his first move will take him out of the country. internet site that offers deals for shoppers has ai11 del for investors. why facial recognition cameras will be coming to

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. gasoline prices are coming down nationally, rising in the pacific northwest, 13 cents in

a week in washington, 14 in california, 16 in oregon. analysts say because of refinery problems there. jpmorgan chase executives will get an earful at today's share holding meeting. president obama says the loss shows the need for tighter banking regulations. >> the president: you could have a bank that isn't as strong, isn't as profitable making those same bets and we might have had to step in. >> his entire interview will air on today's episode of the view. many of this year's college students can be picky when it comes to jobs they have a wish list of favor relate employers. business students: google, apple, without miss did that is -- walt disney, that's our parent company. france's new president has been sworn into office. francois hollande becomes the country's first socialist leader in 14 years amid growing economic turmoil.

france's gdp was stagnant for the first couple -- his first order of business meeting with german chancellor merkel. groupon stock jumped 18% yesterday single biggest increase since last november. [ unintelligible ] san francisco is investing millions to keep fresh produce coming into the city's markets and restaurants. mayor lee has revealed plans for a 100 million dollar makeover of the san francisco wholesale produce market that market began 170 years ago and

moved to the present location in the bay view, 50 years ago. 30 vendors operate here most of the 650 employees work off hours to keep san francisco fed. >> this is a busy market it doesn't look so now you come down at 11:00 at night when most of us are just finishing off the day, this is when the day is started. >> four of the warehouses will be renovated and the surrounding street upgraded. new social app using facial recognition to help navigate the bar scene. 25 san francisco bars will roll out the app friday hidden sensors record ages and genders of patrons the size of the crowd and calculates the male-female ratio then put on the internet. it doesn't provide pictures or personal data just the stats. [ unintelligible ]

let's open the weather window to show what is going on. clouds are starting to move into the east bay valley amgen rolling through alameda, contra costa and santa rosa valleys today, a lot of sunshine and warmer than it was yesterday in the 60s to mid 70s. right now as you step out the fog the big story up in santa rosa half mile, 49, 48 napa, 49 los gatos 55 in san jose, pretty much low to mid 50s everywhere like san francisco, 51, oakland 53 with half moon bay. mid to upper ties gilroy and santa cruz. -- here's what is going to

happen today, partly cloudy, warmer this afternoon, clouds return patchy coastal drizzle like this morning more clouds and cooler tomorrow into thursday. today close in most areas livermore 77, san francisco 65. oakland, san jose napa one degree warmer than average. redwood city two degrees cooler than average. in between, watching that low move away high pressure moving in because the high is moving in warmer temperatures all areas today as the clouds will get out by 11, noon tops. mid to upper 70s south bay campbell and saratoga 77. mid 70s southern sections of the peninsula. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast, mid 60s downtown and south san francisco, upper 50s to low 60s north bay beaches, middle 70s into your valleys.

mid 70s to 80 around antioch and brentwood down to gilroy mid to upper 60s monterey bay. heading to the game, 7:15 first pitch. partly cloudy, breezy, 63 dropping to 56. tonight low to mid 50s with cloud cover tomorrow a couple degrees cooler inland then the significant drop thursday into friday before more warming saturday to monday temperatures from the coast above average once again. here's frances. new crash in san jose south 880 to south 101 on the shoulder. live shot of the maze earlier we saw a stall i was worried because i saw brake lights on the connection ramp, looks like it cleared, no problems as you head through the oakland maze or towards the bay bridge toll which is nice and light right now delay-free into san francisco.

south bay 280 and 17 interchange and the connection ramps have been opened. there were some blocked, it has been cleared early. this is northbound 17 out of the santa cruz mountains this is north 280 out of downtown san jose up towards cupertino good ride throughout the bay area if you are taking bart to sfo give yourself 5 to 10 extra minutes due to switching problems on the richmond line between san bruno and millbrae you have to stop at sfo, ace, caltrain and muni, no delays. 5:21. next, the dispute that that i force lady gaga to cancel part of her -- that may force lady gaga to cancel part of her world tour. >> the latest on the "dancing with the stars" high stakes showdown. ababcçk@am@abcclosed c@ t

♪ jimmy bond i'm sticky and uncomfortable. try gold bond powder. medicated to protect, absorb, even relieve itching. think bond. gold bond. ♪ this stuff works both bay area baseball teams came out on top yesterday. giants beat the rockies 3-2. they meet up again tonight. a's starting out at 4:05 shutting out angels yesterday 5-0. lady gaga, lady gagged. indonesian national police have refused her a permit to perform in jakarta next month over security concerns. after groups in the heavily islamic nation objected to her performing style calling it

rot tick and vulgar. more than 50,000 tickets have been sold and will be refunded. "dancing with the stars" down to four couples, one slated to taste elimination tonight. -- to face elimination tonight. maria and derrick came away with perfect scores after the tango. they came back to end up in first place. >> i love this more than anything i've ever done, i don't want to stop. one more week, please! pretty please! >> one point behind them william and sheryl for their tango and somba. donald and pet ended in third place. catherine and mark started with the quick step then had a misstep and an injury. they finished in fourth.

>> you have to teach me the tango and somba. >> right after i teach myself. following developing news in the east bay, police on the scene what they are treating as a homicide. first big test of governor brown's proposed new budget faces today in sacramento. lawmakers in the east bay meet in an emergency session to answer what has appeared to two million dollars in state funds. the action occupy the farm protesters are vowing to take today. partly cloudy, near 60 along the coast low to mid 70s around the bay shore 70s to near 80 inland. a lot of 80s through the heart of the country even 70s around new york and d.c. and mid er 70s around seattle and portland phoenix 106. major airports, up in the north east, a lot of rain, no delays yet. severe weather possible around charlotte, chicago, detroit,

no delays there yet. all three of our airports here and regional ones in california running on time. our flight tracker at abc7news.com, use it 24/7.

good morning everybody 5:30 a.m. thank you for the company i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze alameda county investigators at a castro valley home where a body was discovered last night. they say this is likely the community's first homicide of the year. amy hollyfield is live at the neighborhood on omega avenue and center street. >> reporter: this is still a very active scene. we have seen police cars coming and going in the last few minutes they are heating -- they are meeting in the middle of the block never a huge crime tech van out here, several investigators working this scene. residents on omega avenue --

police have taken over the street. officials tell us their investigation was happening elsewhere and it brought them here to omega avenue. it started around 6:00 last night. they found a dead body inside a home. they say they've been working on the investigation before they got to this point but they won't tell us what they were doing or what they were looking into when they found the body here. they are being tight-lipped they wouldn't tell us the gender or age of the victim. they tell us they have a lot to sort through. they will not be getting out of here any time soon. it looks like they have a very large investigation here, big, big scene and thorough job they have to do here this morning. they tell us no arrests have been made. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 5:31. a 69-year-old south bay doctor faces more than 23 felony

charges of operating a so-called pill mill selling prescription painkillers to addicts. the doctor is a pain management specialist with an office in loss guy toys her website says she evaluates and treats pain disorders. the santa clara d.a.'s office launched an investigation after a patient overdosed and died. undercover officers say they bought pain killers in her parking lot without examination. police arrested her friday on a one million dollar warrant. >> there were numerous people that were getting over prescribed for reasons that were not medically necessary. >> prosecutors claim the doctor would over prescribe pain killers to addicts charging them $100 a the an addicts would abuse the drugs, resell them or both. occupiers evicted from uc farmland in albany vow to return. 15 marched from albany to the berkeley campus around 9:30

last night. police went to protect the chancellor's residence. the march never made it there many are still upset over their eviction from the property. arrest of nine protesters yesterday morning. cal officials told the occupiers they could continue tending their crops as long as they didn't camp there. they say the occupiers turned them down. state lawmakers will begin reviewing the governor's plan. governor brown says state is facing a deficit of almost 16 billion dollars. he's calling for a temporary tax increase along with deep cuts, including a 5% decrease for state employees. schools stand to get a 16% boost in spending if voters pass the tax initiative. >> hercules council called a closed session meeting tonight, problems with the finances. audit shows more than two million dollars in grants and

transportation funds from 2009 to 2010 are unaccounted for. city officials say they are trying to get back on track after the former manager left the accounts in shambles. the controller says it is the worst set of records he's seen. today san jose leaders set to impose a cap on businesses that make payday loans. the council is expected to pass an ordinance that limits the number to 38, that's the number already doing business in san jose. it would prevent future stores from opening in or near low income neighborhoods. payday loans offer a quick $300 in -- -- in exchange for a postdated check. it amounts to an annual percentage rate of $460%. opponents say limiting the payday loans will hurt people who need them. richmond city council could take a step closer to taxing sodas and other sugar sweetened drinks.

voters would decide on a one cent per ounce tax on drinks paying for afterschool programs, new fields and classes -- and cooking classes in schools. riders -- here's a live picture of the starting line near the berryessa community center in san jose where the legins at 11:15 this morning local charity race heads out at 8:15. expect big crowds and lots of traffic snarls especially in mount diablo state park where all park rules will be strictly enforced. terry mcsweeney will have a live report at 6 a.m.. >> the fun begins well before the race 9:30 the festival starts at that location we were just looking at of the a lot of action. how is the weather going to be? mike is here with the details. a little warmer, brighter than it was yesterday.

they did see sun eventually almost when the race was over. starting off in san jose, hazy, they may run into some clouds, i think they will be quickly dissipating by the time it stars. temperatures running in the 70s for -- most of the better part of the race, low 70s. right now 7:00, half mile visibility at santa rosa 48, upper 40s to mid 50s, lunch hour the clouds fade book to the coast, mid to upper 50s into san francisco low to mid 60s san rafael oakland santa rosa everybody else upper 60s to low 70s. 4:00, partly cloudy, comfortable, mid to upper 70s inland upper 60s to low 70s around the bay shore upper 50s to low 60s half moon bay to san francisco. starting around 7:00, clouds start to come back in during the baseball game at at&t mark in the -- park.

high amounts of tree and mold, moderate amounts of grass and ragweed. going to be warmer like today, tomorrow, we judgment -- drop two to eight degrees thursday partly sunny hold those temperatures friday. here's frances. new crash just reported southbound 680 concord in the left lane. this is south 680 at north main traffic fine towards highway 24. chp en route we'll keep you posted. here's a look at the amgen tour, now you saw terry mcsweeney's report eastbound berryessa road closed until 1:00 this afternoon. traffic fine in the south bay despite a crash on the shoulder southbound 880 to southbound 101. if you are heading through livermore this afternoon or

later this morning you want to avoid vallecitos road, there will be rolling closures. right now police officer fine, slowing westbound 580 through the altamont pass. we can check it out with the waze traffic maps, moving at around 31 miles an hour now for the folks who have turned on this free app. still looking good as you head through livermore, pleasanton, looks like we just got reports of heavy traffic on isabel avenue this is a great way to find out what the street closures are like and the detours and the delays around the amgen tour closures. you can download it by going to abc7news.com/waze. now 5:38. searchers looking for a missing morgan hill teen will head back to the waterways today. the new tool they will be using to look for sierra lamar. milestone for survivors of the san bruno pipeline explosion. how some celebrated their return to the neighborhood.

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tool in the search for missing sierra lamar in hopes of finding clues to the whereabouts of the 15-year-old who vanished after leaving her home on march 16th. the latest move after divers searched the reservoir in the area near lamar's home with another type of side scan sonar. this new sonar allows them to see sunken objects in greater detail. san bruno celebrating the first of welcome home milestones. homes that burned to the ground in an hour are now slowly rising back up in the crest more neighborhood. last night city leaders honored the first wave some have the same floorplan. most don't want to go back and have chosen to build different homes. one family chose to expand by more than 1,000 square feet. they know they will never forget that terrible september day but they say this marks an important new milestone.

>> emotion is still going to be there in terms of fear and remind you of what happened. the trauma. but at one point you have to move on. >> i will never forget what happened. but i accept what happened. that right there is a big part of letting yourself heal. >> 38 homes were destroyed in the pg&e pipeline explosion two dozen are still in the planning or construction stages. talking or texting behind the wheel may be more expensive. the state senate has approved a bill that would raise the fine for using a phone while driving from $20 to $30. after you add on the fees the actual tab for the illegal communication will come in at about $199 it the money raised would be earmarked for driver education programs. the bill would prohibit bicyclists from texting or using a handheld device while riding.

a mac book pro can never be too thin. out of control wildfire in arizona has neighbors on alert. how firefighters are trying to calm the big blaze. takeoff time for this russian spacecraft. why a long delay to the mission casts doubt on the future of the cosmonaut program. alarming statistic for a nation of sleepwalkers. new numbers show more of us are doing it than originally thought.

welcome back. high temperatures across the bay from the coast 61 san francisco 65 oakland 70 san jose 76, along with santa rosa concord at 77. doppler is quiet right now. check out the temperatures this afternoon, 101 in palm springs it will be sunny 71 over tahoe to 78 in yosemite heading to the central valley mid to upper 80s down to los angeles, 77 this afternoon, sunshine around san diego and 69. 5:47. city councilmembers in martinez will consider a plan this week to make some one-way streets two-way. the plan calls for bringing two-way traffic back to castro, escobar and main streets downtown. backers believe it will increase visibility of local shops while making driving easier. sommer chances on main street

say the city could have to eliminate 21 parking spaces to make the change. private vocational schools in california could soon have to disclose more information on job placement, and financial aid to potential students. the assembly has passed a bill requiring schools to tell students whether the school is accredited, how many students default on loans, their success if finding jobs for graduates and whether their educational programs have problems thatv prospects. currently only colleges that offer ph.d's have to reveal that information. it appears no one is immune from the scrutiny of airport screeners. henry kissinger was spotted getting a thorough pat down at there recognized him h the screener did not. tsa says no one is given preference and the patdown the agent recognized

kissinger. >> uc davis economist in washington, d.c. to unveil a immigration work visa proposal. under the plan, work permits start at a minimum of $7,000 for highly skilled workers and $1,000 for lower skilled seasonal jobs the idea to highlight val work and replace waiting lists and random lottery that currently dictate who gets work visas. wildfire in northern arizona continues to burn this morning. 85 north of phoenix, hot dry conditions make -- so far the fire has destroyed two buildings and one trailer, 350 summer homes are under mandatory evacuation orders many residents are ignoring that order and staying. >> the weather there is just

right for out of control wildfires. >> yeah, dry, didn't get much rain during the rainy season, temperatures in the 100s's and they have winds today -- in the 100s, and they have winds today too. winds coming from the ocean and quieting into the around that means a change, a warmer change in the offing this afternoon, good morning, mostly cloudy out there southeast from our roof cam downtown san francisco this morning, let's check out these temperatures, i just updated them, upper 40s around napa, santa rosa, los gatos half mile visibility in santa rosa because of the fog everybody else in the low to mid 50s, monterey bay partly cloudy -- mid to upper 40s gilroy, low 50s salinas and monterey. today partly cloudy and warmer everywhere clouds return tonight patchy coastal drizzle possible as much as we are seeing this morning clouds cooler tomorrow into thursday before another warming trend in weekend.

hayward up one degree. san francisco one. two in oakland. san jose up four. seven concord and santa rosa jumps nine degrees. here we are with the mostly cloudy conditions this morning, look as we head to 10:00 most evaporates heads back to the coast more stubborn today like it was yesterday. we'll see it increase a little during the afternoon instead of decrease like it did questioned. mid to upper in the south bay, loss toes 78 quiet -- spread on the peninsula mid 70s palo alto, menlo park, upper 50s to low 60s along the coast, mid 60s downtown south san francisco north bay 66 sausalito, 72 san rafael, 84 ukiah, uniform along the coast upper 50s to low 60s mid 60s richmond and berkeley low to mid 70s the rest of the east bay shore fremont 73 mid to

upper 70s most of the east bay valleys 80 antioch and brentwood. mid to upper 60s around the monterey bay. the giants game 7:15 first pitch, partly cloudy, breezy come paired to questioned. temperatures jump a -- couple degrees tomorrow. temperatures away from the coast warmer than average with sunshine for saturday and sunday. traffic jammed up westbound 580 through the altamont pass. the waze traffic map you can see a complete standstill near mountain house stalled big rig near north flynn blocking a lane adding to the slow ride now as you head out of the tracy it is 13 miles an hour slow on westbound 205, 29 miles an hour. altamont pass road possible alternate. reporting moderate traffic on that stretch.

that might be a better route as you head through the altamont pass this morning. that's one possible developing hot spot. better news across the san mateo bridge earlier stall eastbound 92 at the highrise has been cleared, traffic moving at 71 miles an hour, 63 miles westbound. southbound 680 concord we had an earlier crash, that has been cleared. 62 miles an hour, no problems there. bart 5 to 10 minute delays on that richmond line between san bruno and millbrae they have to make that stop at sfo. other than that it is delay-tree, system by. bay bridge toll, minor wait for some of the cash paying lanes now. 5:53. new survey finds students have a lot of regrets about some of the choices they make in college. >> here's jane king. big day for jpmorgan chase and chief exec jamie dimon annual shareholder meeting in

florida it will announce the results of a vote on executive compensation. egg on their faces after a two billion dollar trading loss. concern about u.s. banks yesterday, plus the possibility greece might ditch the euro sending the dow to lowest level since january. choosing a college major, 37% graduating in the past five years which they had been more careful about picking their field of study. 12 grads with backgrounds in computer science, engineering and accounting will do way better than the rest. apple getting ready to unveil a new thinner line of mac books june 12th. high-def sequence, extended battery life and flash memory among the features. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. 5:54. women are one step closer to fighting on the frontlines. pentagon is opening thousands

of combat-related roles to women serving in the army. changes will allow female soldiers to serve at the battalion level not in a fighting role. 14,000 new jobs are opening up to women, including tank mechanic, rocket launch crewmember and radar specialist. russian soyuz craft blasted off overnight for a trip to the international space station. >> liftoff! >> two cosmonauts and one nasa astronaut were onboard when it launched from an airfield in kazakhstan. it will dock later today at the international space station for a 4 1/2 month stay. the mission was delayed for two months. the delay raised questions on the depend 8. russian space program. -- if you can't be there, see there. you can enjoy the view of yosemite falls 24/7 on a

high-def webcam. one of four park web feeds. we have links to the webcams at abc7news.com under see it on tv. new study says the number of people -- number of americans who sleepwalk is bigger than anyone thought. researchers at stanford interviewed 16,000, the researchers found out a third say they sleepwalk at least once in their lives based on the findings, researchers estimate up to 8 1/2 million americans sleepwalk at least once a year. researchers say that some factors can increase your odds of sleepwalking, including depression, alcohol abuse and a history of sleepwalking. >> stanford does have one of the most respected sleep centers in the country. just ahead, john edwards'

corruption trial is about to hit close to home. the family member getting ready to take the stand today. facebook getting ready to go public. the surging price for the stock and where mark zuckerberg will be friday for big debut. following developing news, deputies investigating what appears to be castro valley's first homicide of the year. amy hollyfield will bring us an update. h@closed circuit@ac@a@ @