breaking news a decision is apparently in the white house they will not be releasing pictures of a dead osama bin laden. >> president obama made that announcement just a few minutes ago. hillary clinton and robert gates advised against it. they are saying the photos could inflame passion in the muslim world. >> if we can't answer for sure and for certain this doesn't make the job of that soldier easier, if it makes it harder, it's not worth it. >> senate intelligence committee chairperson diane feinstein in s

meeting leon panetta. they may be cutting off aid pakistan receives from the u.s. they are reporting that bin laden was ready to flee the compound at a moment's notice. he had 500 euros sewn into the lining of his clothes. >> eric holder says that he has concern over revenge attacks. he said he has told u.s. attorneys nationwide to be on alert. >> we'll ultimately be more safe as the result of his death but in the short term i think we serious concerns we have to be ready to address. >> they are working with intelligence officers to examine the computer hard drive from the compound. he expects names will be added to the terror list because of

it. this morning, a bart official on capitol hill testifying before congress in how secure they are against a potential terror attack. airplane stations and bus stations are natural targets for terrorists. today's hearing could affect the amount of money bart and other agencies get to improve their security. >> clearly if we're talking about potential targets, no one is more have a potential target than a mass transit system. >> bart deputy police chief was one of the mass transit professionals telephoned before the house committee today. he said 350,000 people ride bart daily. special events like the giant series parade can draw half a million riders. >> the presence of large crowds traveling through bart

facilities you such as a giant celebration makes and invites terrorist risk that they face daily. >> they are making sure that security help and money from the tsa keeps flowing not transit agencies even though washington is trying to make massive budget cuts. >> i fear we would cease to exist and cease to provide the level of security that we have. >> by cutting in areas that lead to the loss of human life that could encourage our enemy in the wake of bin laden's death. >> he said his agency needed $250 million to beef up security after 9/11 and state and local governments don't have it ne

they have to get it from the feds. >> sara shroud says he is not going back to iran to go charges of spying. she says she suffers from pstd after staying in prison for more than a year. she citizen it would be far traumatic to go back. the other two hikers are scheduled trial. all three pleaded guilty in not guilty. the three u.c. berkeley graduates were detained by iranian soldiers in 2009. >> hundreds of drunk driving cases may have to be tossed out that is because the breathalyzers used by police sometimes malfunctions. terry, could this affect other counties? >> it certainly could, san mateo county d.a., down in ventura done. here in santa clara county they

are looking at 865 cases in san jose alone and another 133 cases in palo alto, all because of a breathalyzer advertised, it was not improved. take a look at the breathalyzer we're talking about. it was introduced this past november. to palo alto pd in april last year. it can give false readings because of a condensation problem with the device. they don't anticipate a large number of cases to be dismissed. this is used by officers to test for alcohol. they test coordination having the driver walk a straight line, then if arrested, they are required to give a blood or ur intest and give another breath test. but still, cases could be overturned. >> imagine a case was able to

blow in the screen device in the field that was too intoxicated to give a breath or blood sample. in those situations, it could be the field screening device was the main piece of evidence. and we're going to oppose a motion and start the case all over or dismiss the case entirely. >> if they have a second confirming test from a laboratory it. can depend whether there are field sobriety tests to make sure. so again, it's fact specific to the individual case. >> this faulty breathalyzer has been pulled from the police departments as of last week. the previous model has now been brought back into use. we're hearing about thousand cases, 998 in santa clara county. it's going to cost time and money and d.a.'s office is considering going after the manufacturer of the breath

analyzer to recoup some of that money. in pittsburg a parolee is in custody after a traffic stop. >> he fled police around sog last night. he had a been hiding in an attic. he suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. they say jones fired seven rounds at the officer who was behind the wheel of his patrol car. the officer had minor cuts and broken glass. he was oh parole. >> two women who the prosecutor called marijuana grannies, accused of growing hundreds of pot plants in their home. they were arrested last week after neighbors reported a burglary at their house. they found 800 marijuana plants, $2,000 and.

they are being held on $100,000 bail. yousef bey seen here in the white is the man accused of ordering 2007 killing of the oakland journalist. they rested their case after six weeks of testimony. bey's attorney says prosecutors did not meet the burden of proof to meet conviction. they say he ordered bailey's murder to prevent him from writing articles critical about the your black muslim bakery. a passenger ship entered a between baja and san diego. missing passenger is a 65-year-old woman, her name hasn't been released. they say she didn't show up for a customs check when it docked in san diego on tuesday afternoon.

>> let's go outside right now. record temperatures today and tomorrow? >> check out another beautiful picture as we look back from emeryville. notice how calm the waters are as high pressure kept away the free air-conditioning. land breeze is here. in fact try to find a cloud. you can see plenty of snow on the visible satellite but not much in the way of cloud cover. that is going to boost our temperatures to 12 degrees above average to 18 in napa. sun will set at about 8:03. two areas, santa cruz, 85 and in oakland with the 83. those are more likely the areas to see record highs. it's going to be warmer in many other places, mid to upper 70s and even 90 in concord. i think we'll have one more run tomorrow and dramatic cooling coming up also.

silicon valley giant intel announces a major breakthrough. >> and prince charles visiting the u.s. today. what he says about the royal wedding.

intel says it made a major

redesign of its chips and sooner chips will be more powerful than before. some are saying the change is revolutionary. intel is creating what they are calling 3-d transistors and can make them smaller. they figured out how to make the new chips in mass quantities and cheaply. that could affect every electronic device we use. starting today, pandora the free internet radio site is adding comedy. they have added thousands of routines as part of the comedy genome project. they are broken down into stations and users can create custom stations on your favorite comedians. >> prince charles will meet with president obama at the white house. this morning he visited with injured soldiers and part of a

wounded warriors event at british ambassador's residence. later he was a speaker at a conference on sustainable food at georgetown university. >> we have to maintain a supply of healthy food at affordable prices within mounting pressure within every element affecting the process. >> they made a stop at the ferry building back in 2005 to promote other issues. >> washington, d.c. trip is the first since he was the groom in the wedding. he said -- father of the groom. he said this was about my el defendant son during wedding receptions. >> okay, dad. >> meteorologist mike nicco.

>> let's take a look outside and show you what is going on. it's a beautiful day around the bay. calm conditions, sunshine and warm weather. how about 20 degrees cooler by the weekend. i'll show is what you going to cause that change. >> and who is the best googler? you're hired without so much as an interview... you're elected without receiving a single vote... and you'll never get a paycheck. no experience is required... but perfection is expected... you must always wear the right dress, say the right words, and strike the right pose... just what kind of woman would sign up for this? find out in this special inside

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school in union city. the winning doodle will be on the google home page so you want to watch out for that. and schools will0 college also get a grant. wow! >> that is amazing. >> and this one. that was neat. >> next couple of days, the heat we're not used to it and if it does 90, stay safe. in the shade, probably about 15 degrees cooler. in the sun, it will feel 15 degrees warmer. beautiful picture again, cannot get enough of the bay area today. it's pretty good. don't worry about the pollution.

we don't have any spare of the air or those types alerts. remember that one lone guy yesterday, he has some friends today. she out there and look at him -- trying to stay cool with the temperatures in the water going to be about 30 degrees cooler than what is on the sand. 24-hour temperature change, everybody double-digits, 17 degrees warmer in mountain view and san jose leading the charge. here is a look at the temperatures, everybody in the 70s. 70 in half moon play to concord to 79 on your way to about 90. 79 around san jose, too. we have 70 in santa cruz and 77 in watsonville. gilroy and salinas at 76 degrees. sunny and calm today. highlights, clear tonight. this dry air is going to cool rapidly and we'll be comfortable if you can leave the windows open. tonight a temperature drop, so

if you are thinking of turning the air conditioner on, good idea once you get past the next two days, you won't need it. 12 degrees warmer in redwood city. all the temperatures show how much more warmth we're going to have than average and sun setting at 8:03. >> we'll have low to mid-80s along the east bay shore. 83 in oakland a record high temperature. low to mid-80s on the peninsula. low to mid-70s all along the coast. daly city near 73. near 80 downtown. mid to upper 80s in the north bay valleys. 76 in monterey and santa cruz, ally will be a record high. gilroy, 90. warmth everywhere around the state from mid-80s to big sur to 97 in muam springs. 81 degrees for the first pitch

and about 68 degrees by the end. low to mid-50s in the north bay valleys, mid to upper 50s for the rest of us. seven-day forecast, cooling around the coast while the rest of us is around average, but saturday and sunday, on mother's day 18-20 degrees cooler than today. an assembly bill that would save the oakland school district millions of dollars faces first major hurdle. it was $22 million in fines when the district was controlled by a state administrator. that was between 2003 and 2009. fines accrued for things such as bad accounting. oakland officials say the state should not impose fines when it's in charge. bill goes before the committee today. >> multi-taskers, continually changing gears at work could reduce concentration and self-control in other areas of

life including your diet. a study found that protectly change your mind set uses a lot of self-control and that is a limited commodity for many people. it can lessen your ability to control your temper and eat a good diet. >> well, still ahead, two newest members of the oakland zoo. >> what makes their birth

a new study that lightning up on your all the time intake might not really lower your health risks. linda ronstadt puts her name behind a latino move. >> and they celebrated a new birth this morning. baby otters were shown off. >> ginger otter gave birth to the first litter and they weigh at about three and a half ounces at birth. >> they were given a delayed implantation. fertilized egg is implanted until later. >> try to stay cool and stay out of the sun. >> thanks for joining us.

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