your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. what we see is different than anything before. >> bringing down bin laden. a play-by-play, tense moments in the situation room. san jose's budget is out and it's ugly. which departments are hit by the biggest cuts in 25 years. good morning, it is tuesday, may 3. i'm sydnie kohara. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 4:30 on what i guess is going to be a beautiful day. >> looking forward to it. we need that verified by mr. lawrence karnow. >> i'll put my stamp on it.

it should be a good day but we are seeing patchy fog. >> oh, lawrence. >> just a one little wrinkle. but we have a lot of sunshine. 60s in san francisco, 80s inland. it's going to be better over the next couple of days. first let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> you have had a pretty nice gig lately. lots of sunshine. all right. let's go out towards eastbound 4. ongoing roadwork and all lanes are completely shut down at loveridge for ongoing construction. detour signs are in the place for the rest of the bay area. we'll check mass transit coming up. back to you. u.s. officials haven't decideed whether they will release photos of osama bin laden after he was killed. >> yes. the graphic pictures show a gunshot wound in the head. this afternoon in washington, president obama will meet with the cabinet. joel brown on what they have

learned about the raid that killed bin laden. reporter: members of congress treated president obama to a rare standing ovation just a day after american forces took down bin laden. >> i want to again recognize the heroes who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. >> reporter: today cia director leon panetta will brief lawmakers on the top secret mission but details are emerging. a lone courier apparently led u.s. forces to a hiding place in this million-dollar compound in pakistan. >> this intelligence is different. this is different than we have seen before. >> reporter: officials tracked the courier's cell phone but didn't make it easy, turning it off and removing the battery every time he was near the complex. eventually officials zeroed in on the location, two helicopters loaded with navy seals swooped in and after a brief firefight the world's most wanted man was dead. at the white house, an anxious president obama and his

national security team watched the mission play out in realtime. the military buried the al qaeda leader at sea. pentagon officials say a videotape of the event could be released soon to refute any claims that the body was not bin laden. >> it is going to be likely mounting pressure to prove that bin laden was killed especially now that there is no body. >> reporter: sources say the military also discovered a significant amount of data at bin laden's compound. intelligence officials are now digging through those documents searching for any new leads for attacks or high ranking members of al qaeda. joel brown, cbs 2 news. president obama plans to go to new york thursday to mark the death of bin laden, visit ground zero and meet with 9/11 victims' families. we are learning more about americans who pulled off the raid. they are the navy seal team 6 based in virginia they are

officially known as naval special warfare development groups. they call themselves the quiet professionals. president obama's top counter-terrorism advisor says it is inconceivable that osama bin laden did not have some sort of support from within pakistan. the pakistan's ambassador to the united nations denies suspicions that the islamabad government was shelleddering the al qaed leader. he says his country shared information that led the u.s. to bin laden's compound. >> we shared everything we had with you. if we knew where he was or we found out where he was, we definitely shared it with you. >> the ambassador says he has not seen anything good happening for pakistan because of its cooperation with the united states. and the world first found out about the raid through twitter. a pakistani blogger tweeted about a helicopter hovering near his house and tweeted regular updates of what he saw and heard. it wasn't long before he realized he was the guy who live blogged the raid without

even knowing it. the blogger started with 750 followers and now has more than 87,000. and "time" magazine is giving osama bin laden the red x treatment. a special issue will hit the newsstands on thursday. the cover features an illustration with an red x across it. you see it here. he is the fourth person in the magazine's history to receive the treatment. it other three were hitler, hussein and al sakari. tighter security is in the bay area in case of retaliation. yesterday bart deployed a special group of counter- terrorism officers to patrol trains. homeland security officials say there has been no specific threat. it is not clear how long the extra security will be in place. and we invite you to stick with cbs 5 for continuing coverage on bin laden's death. you will find the latest update on our website, cbssf.com. in other news the number of city workers in san jose could

reach its lowest level in a quarter center because of a budget proposal unveiled by the city manager. kiet do joins us now from city hall with the tough details. good morning. reporter: the city manager released the budget and it is ugly. even in a best-case scenario where the city got all the paycuts they are asking for, we are looking at hundreds of lost positions which means we could city a repeat of this scene last year where firefighters were let go from the city's budget for the first time never san jose's history. they may do it again this year. the city in its tenth straight year of deficits and each year it gets worse. this time it's historic at $115 million. 588 positions could be cut. of those 588, 370 are actually aoffs. firefighters would lose 64 positions, five actual firefighters. and the police department would

be hit especially hard, 195 positions would be cut and 122 officers could be taken off the streets. that would be a first time in the city's history, as well. the mayor released a statement saying we cannot continue to cut services and lay off employees year after year. we must attack the root causes of our structural budget deficit so we can restore police and fire services, libraries and community center. as bad as it is, san jose's situation could get worse if retirement costs aren't brought under control. >> reporter: so those numbers that you saw there have to do with basically the city getting concessions and paycuts from all 11 of the city's unions. right now only four of the unions have agreed to paycuts. if they don't get on board and agree to these 10% paycuts, then the numbers you see could get worse. the clock is ticing. they must approve the budget by june 21. >> thank you, kiet do in san jose. let's check traffic and weather. we'll start with lawrence. >> did we hear 80?

>> yeah. we have some 80s showing up as early as today but will be more common as we head into tomorrow. we have patchy fog at the coast. doesn't look like much but if you are at the beach it will be cool there and probably going to see a couple of patches linger. right now 40s and 50s around the bay area. it looks like cool start to the day but not bad as we head toward the afternoon. here come the temperatures. 70s, even some 80s interior. 80 in livermore. 82 concord, 81 fairfield. foggy at the coast. we'll see more sun on the way toward tomorrow. offshore winds not only some 80s but maybe low 90s on wednesday. slightly cooler come thursday. then i think toward the weekend we'll see more low clouds and fog on the way and, of course, that will cool down the temperatures all across the board here in the bay area. let's get a traffic check from

elizabeth. we have a mass transit update. ace train number one is 10 minutes behind schedule. they started 10 minutes late out of stockton. otherwise bart and muni and caltrain are on time. roadwork is what's going on now on the roads. eastbound 4 is completely shut down between loveridge to somersville road until 5:30 this morning, this is ongoing roadwork that started yesterday. so detours are in place. just exit off the freeway. more roadwork, this is near the 880/92 interchange. westbound 92 shut down between 880 and industrial boulevard. if you are going across the san mateo bridge, the bridge is great, westbound 92 in the commute direction. quick trip this morning all the way toward foster city and the peninsula. to the east bay, 880 in oakland everything looks great past the coliseum in either direction. you can see our live traffic sensors there pick up top speeds up and down the nimitz

freeway. and the south bay check overall great, a little roadwork on southbound 101 between story and capitol expressway where we have been seeing ongoing roadwork various lanes blocked for another half hour or so. out of downtown san jose, so far looks great in the northbound lanes two of two. so again, ace train number one about 10 minutes behind schedule, biggest issue so far this morning. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. a new warning from honda. the air bag danger that's leading to and expanded recall. >> plus, pg&e changing its tune on those smartmeters. the problem that could be inflating your bill. >> why somebody drivers are parking in protest about it being tougher to hail a cab today. coming up.

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coastside. some taxi drivers in san francisco plan to park their cabs today all in protest. high gas prices and a slower economy are taking a toll but many drivers say it's the new fees for using credit cards that hurts the most. cabbies are now charged 5% for processing costs every time a passenger pays with a credit card. >> i get the money in the bank account but not until 2 or 3 days later. >> since last month, luxor, yellow and desoto cab companies have been using the system. today's protest set to go at noon at city hall. more people are commuting on caltrain up 4% in march from the same time last year. it is the ninth such increase in the past 10 months.

weekday ridership averaged more than 37,000 passengers a day. for the first time, pg&e is admitting technical problems with some smartmeters. the utility says it will replace 1600 of those devices due to what it calls a rare defect. the problem causes wireless meters to run fast and inflate customer electric bills. pg&e has told affected customers that they will receive full refunds for the bad charges. the 1600 defective meters are less than .1% of the more than 2 million devices in northern california. monday is expanding its recall to repair problems with airbags. the company recalling more than 800,000 more vehicles to check airbags for possible defects. honda has now called back 1.6 million cars over the issue since 2008. the newest recall includes 2001 to 2003 acura models. owners will be notified by mail. google is number one when

it comes to corporate reputations. >> the mountain view-based search giants tops a poll. it found financial performance and the way it treats its employees. other silicon valley firms in the top 10, apple is in fifth, intel is sixth. the bottom three aig, bp and goldman sachs. three years after a deadly tiger attack, the new plans to bring back the big cat exhibit at the san francisco zoo coming up. >> and osama's capture hollywood style. the hollywood director who wants to take it to the big screen. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

be back over southern california's santa catalina island this morning. a fire that started behi firefighting helicopters will be back over the santa catalina island this morning. a fire that started behind the yacht club has burned about 40

acres since yesterday afternoon. right now it's 30% contained. local fire crews protected some threatened buildings. more firefighters being dispatched to the island by barge. we are just learning that some missing boy scouts were arkansas may have been found this morning. a helicopter crew spotted some people around a campfire in the area where six boys and two adult leaders are apparently stranded by high floodwaters. they were reported missing sunday night. scouts are in the same area where flash floods killed 20 campers last summer. quite a storm there. rising floodwaters prompting the army corps of engineers to blow up a levee in missouri. the overnight explosion is an attempt to save the illinois town of cairo from disaster flooding by taking pressures off other levees protecting the city but the blast unleashed a muddy torrent into some prime farmland. charlie sheen is now taking

his act to the south. >> the actor touring weather damage yesterday in tuscaloosa, alabama. he received an invitation via at which timer from a student who asked for help after last week's deadly tornadoes. sheen spent the day meeting with residents and first responders. >> i don't have words. it's unlike anything i have ever seen and i'm hopeful i can do whatever i can to lend support and compassion and hope to the victims and the victims' families and start the rebuilding and healing process. >> sheen wants to organize a relief benefit event for victims in the state. today we are starting out with a couple of patches of fog this morning. i think mostly sunny skies through the day but the fog is showing up near the coast. some of that slipping inside the bay. temperatures in the 50s and

40s. high pressure building in, 70s inland, 60s and 70s inside the bay. breezy and patchy fog at the coast. still it looks like weather is going to improve over the next couple of days. do you have that little finger of fog right out toward the coastline. there it is right there. but this is probably the last day we're going to see it for a few days as high pressure builds in and those winds offshore toward tomorrow. and then we'll really start to heat things up around the bay area. numbers going to look like this. for today not bad. 81 in morgan hill, 78 mountain view, 74 degrees and sunny a little breezy into union city by the afternoon and 60s at the coastline. east bay temperatures some of the warmest in the bay area. 82 degrees in brentwood. about 80 in livermore. should be about 78 in dublin. then you get inside the bay. you will see plenty of sunshine but maybe a little breezy in toward oakland, 74. 75 in berkeley. north bay lots of sunshine by

the afternoon. even at the coast. bodega bay nice temperatures, mid-60s. 77 san anselmo. 78 degrees in santa rosa. but the next couple days, folks might start to think this might get a little hot around the bay area as we are probably going to crack that 90 point tomorrow. offshore winds will clear the skies out all the way to the coastline. should be just some spectacular beach weather on wednesday as we'll see that offshore wind clear the skies to the coast. continuing into thursday, probably starting to weakening friday when temperatures come down. looks like much cooler temperatures toward the weekend. that's a look at weather. let check on traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. we are still dealing with ace train delays, number one 10 minutes started 10 minutes late out of stockton.

other mass transit on time. westbound 80 approaching solano avenue, accident there, up to two lanes blocked. an ambulance is heading to the scene. sensors showing no delay down the eastshore freeway through richmond into berkeley. 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. the bay bridge toll plaza traffic nice and light and it looks great across the upper deck if you are heading into san francisco. eastbound highway 4 in pittsburg shut down between loveridge towards somersville road until 5:30 this morning. westbound 4 looks like it's getting by fine. other roadwork picked up near the 880/92 interchange in

hayward. what else -- as take on cleveland tonight at 7:05 so extra traffic later on tonight but for right now past the coliseum good to go in all lanes. you can see one of our live traffic sensors picking up speeds at 56 miles per hour. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. years after a deadly tiger ata, the san francisco zoo getting a new tiger. martha is a 10-year-old siberian from nebraska. she is expected to arrive here in june, although she will have to go through a health screening before she makes her public debut. in 2007 on christmas day, police shot and killed tatiana the tiger after she escaped her enclosure and mauled san jose

teenager carlo souza, jr. the zoo has since raised the exhibit wall for the tiger. saving a life could mean early freedom for some san quentin inmates. two weeks ago some lesser risk prisoners part of the san quentin fire department helped rescue a woman from a capsized boat in the bay near the prison. now those inmates could get out early. >> there are sentencing credits they can receive due to their heroic efforts of rescuing people here. what took place that day was extraordinary. and we are looking at seeing if there are some things we can do more to them. >> the rescued woman went back to san quentin to thank those inmates. they also tried to rescue a man from the boat but he died. it is only a day, but there is already talk that osama bin laden's story could soon be getting the hollywood spin. the director and screenwriter behind "the hurt locker" are

moving forward with an action thriller about the hunt for osama bin laden. a source said the movie will focus on the black ops pursuit of the terrorist. u.s. forces have as you know hunted him for nearly 10 years. i would think just going in and extracting him and murdering him -- >> what a story when you start hearing more and more details about it >> just the last day or two would be a movie in itself a middle school is doing something he hasn't done in nearly 10 years, shaving. after the september 11 attacks, gary wetle promised his students not to shave his beard until the al qaeda leader was caught and this is how the teacher from washington state looked until yesterday. and take a look. this is how he looks now. wow. what a difference. wettle says as soon as president obama announced bin laden's death he grabbed scissors and a razor. his wife says he looks 10 years younger. >> even younger than that. >> i guess so. imagine walking around with

that thing, oh, my god. his wife must love him to death. huh? 4:55. the smoking gun and the hunt for osama bin laden. >> how a cell phone led u.s. forces to its secret hiding place plus a new look at the president's anxious moments as it unfolded. >> reporter: local teachers ramping up for a protest this morning. they say they are not taking more proposed cuts to state education funding lying down. we'll have live report. and san jose's upcoming budget has been released and it is ugly. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

details.. today. the documents that could help prevent future attacks the secret bin laden mission. the cia prepares to release new details today. the documents that could help prevent future attacks. what can save some jobs in san

jose. good morning. it's tuesday, may 3. i'm sydnie kohara. >> i'm frank mallicoat. let's check traffic and weather. >> stuck in the 80s, huh, lawrence? >> not a bad place to be. some folks may say it's hot by tomorrow. today though comfortable with 60s around the bay area at least into san francisco. 70s inside the bay. some of the temperatures will crank up into the 80s, going to see 90s tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in a minute. elizabeth has traffic. >> san jose, everything is free- flowing in both directions. we have a photographer standing by near the mckee exit. headlights moving northbound, easy ride into santa clara. we have issues with ace train number one and an injury accident on westbound 80 approaching solano avenue so we'll have all the details on that coming up. but in the meantime, back to you. documents, dvds