arnold schwarzenegger just admitted he had a child with another woman. what his wife just said about it and the person here at berkeley ripping him for it now. bay area people are beginning to wonder if the sunny weather will earn -- will ever return. in san francisco, how this could hold the key for staying

out of jail. good afternoon. topping our news -- the six scandal that shed new life on the marriage of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver. the former governor admitted that he fathered a child ten years ago with a member of his staff. here's more. >> reporter: it's jennifer granholm. now a part-time pro-- part-time professor she said on tweeter, we need more women governors and should tell the men to keep their pants zipped. it's the bombshell that explains the sudden end to his 25-year-end marriage to maria

shriver. he fathered a child with a woman who was a member of the staff. shriver says "this is a painful and heartbreaking time. as a mother, my concern is for the children." >> i feel sorry for his wife, you know. she's the one hurting. especially if she didn't know. she probably knew. >> reporter: other political experts believe it was a shock to shriver who actually defended her husband. >> his wife stood by him and called him an a-plus person and denied those allegations and unquestionably that must have helped him in the campaign. >> reporter: now out of office, schwarzenegger said there are no excuses. i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. vy apologized to maria -- i have apologized to maria, my

children and my family. >> reporter: we'll never know if this information back then could have cost schwarzenegger the election. experts we talked to said it could certainly keep him from getting back into politics. eric spillman, back to you. >> thank you. we have more on this at ktvu.com. there's also a rundown on other famous political scandals of the past. the stormy weather we've been having is causing some problems at san francisco international airport this noon time. it's been cloudy, cool and wet all around the bay area. those conditions and bad weather back east are delaying air traffic at sfo. arrivals are delayed by 45 minutes. departures by 5 minutes. we're expecting -- expect eck the wind to taper off tomorrow. the chp issued advisories for

the bay, san mateo and benicia, martinez bridges around midnight. the one for the san mateo bridge was cancelled about 10:00 this morning. in mill valley, rain and high tide caused 01 to flood last night. a woman stranded on top her car because of the water level had to be rescue -- rescued. the chp shut the ramp down because of two hours because of the flooding. be at weather is also bringing a spring snowstorm and warning. the warning will be in effect until tomorrow. high elevations in the sierra received about a foot and a half of new snow between sunday and monday night. they could see another foot by tomorrow. our meteorologist will have a complete forecast in just a few minutes. closing arkments were expected to begin today --

arguments were expected to begin to argue the your black muslim bakery murder. the prosecution has called nearly 70 witnesses including former bakery handyman, broussard. broussard testified that bey ordered him to kill bailey. tonight, the oakland city council will vote on whether to spend any more money on gang injunctions. these injunctions try to fight crime and restricting their movements to a certain area within the city. right now, only gang injunction that's in force is in north oakland. a new program involving community courts is being launched today in san francisco. kraig debro joins us live to explain how this concept will

require community involvement and also the swift justice. kraig? >> reporter: that's right, tori. it's basicallying improving the quality of the life at the same time, making sure the criminals don't commit bigger crimes. happening out these cards in the mission district and bayview hunter's point right now if, you are caught with a minor offense you could take this to the 17th station and they will tell you if you qualify. >> we're trying to get the light bulb to go on. the three years unsupervised probation isn't helping. so this may not. s. >> it's also a reduction in cost. the prosecution runs approximately $1500 per days. >> reporter: at a news

conference this morning at the miss district statement george gascon involved a more evolved version of this that exists. the offender has a chance of being judged by a neighborhood group. a -- court. a group people from the neighborhood who would dole out the punishment. the best part, he or she is not on probation, agrees to the terms of the court and the offender walks away. >> i seen change. i've seen -- they've done a study at harvard and they -- we are -- recidivism rate has dropped to i think 35%, 40 punishes. >> reporter: in addition to stopping the quality of life concerns such as graffiti, vandalism, the d.a.

says this can take weeks instead of months. reporting live from kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. coming up, why it may soon cost a lot more to take a taxi in a bay area city. it may look like a video game but caltrans just demonstrated something for driveers. raindrops just falling. rosemary will have more details on how much warm weather we'll seen. >> reporter: we'll tell you what city leaders in one east bay city are thinking about doing that has a group of homeowners very upset and has everything to do with this sliding hillside behind us.

amtrack chief wants to explore new technologies to give advanced warning about train secure secure -- train security in light of information that osama bin laden was considering an attack on u.s. trains. he says he's already expanded the use of bomb-sniffing dogs and is in close contact with security agencies. he says that train tracks are still vulnerable to attacks and

he would like to get more bomb- detection technology in place. thursday will be an emotional day in court as a teenager faces charges for the death of a small child. prosecutors say 18-year-old caidlin dunnaway was texting drive whiling -- texting while driving through a crosswalk lass december. her car hit and killed calli murray and seriously inconsiderred -- injured her mother. >> we should be talk -- dash tucking in my daughter at night, not me helping my wife get up the stairs and do everything, get in the shower. >> he says his wife is not ready to face the driver who hit and killed their little girl but he and other family members will be there. the 18-year-old faces a misdemeanor charge which has a maximum sentence of one year in jail. the murrays hope to change the law to make distracted driving a felony.

at 4:0 this afternoon, los angeles police will update the search for the two men who beat bryan stow. the tips came in and they increased dramatically after hundreds of these billboards went up on l.a. freeways. they show sketches of the suspects along with the reward money. a half-dozen gaels -- families in san san pablo are keeping an ancient eye on -- anxious eye on rains. that's because their home is near a landslide. >> reporter: there are six homes affected by the san pablo landslide. it's been six weeks of anxiety for the people who own them. >> it's scary. i'm by myself. >> reporter: wilma thompson hasn't seen her neighbors much.

the mud walks up to the back of the home swallowing the up -- up the fence and patio furniture but the city says this is no long her an emergency situation. they say even though all this looks bad, the ground on the hillside is stable. they say it hasn't moved significantly in the last month or so. that's why the city wants to redact the declaration given in march. >> no open. no open at all. i just really don't know what to say. >> reporter: city leaders say homeowners probably wouldn't have gotten governmental aid. >> the state didn't have the funds to do the permanent repair. >> reporter: they were ready to

rescind that last night but they had to postpone because of too much rain. taking a taxi in san francisco may soon cost you more money. the city's transportation agency will vote today on raising fairs. that would include an in-- fares. that would include an increase of a dime for every fifth of a mile and every -- traffic delays as well. the public is being invited to visit b.a.r.t.'s lab and evaluate various designs for new trained car -- train car seats. >> we'll post a link at ktvu.com under web links if you would like details on times and locations. san francisco's emergency

communications system is about to face more scrutiny. the examiner reports ed lee want as preview review of the system after it broke down for several hours lass thursday and friday. the breakdown did -- last thursday and friday. the breakdown did not stop the force of emergencies. but it forced first responders to use pen and paper. no word on what caused the breakdown. caltrans is offering a new virtual look at lane changes coming up -- coming up this memorial day weekend. you can download this for urwhy -- download this for your i- phobe. >> this is one of the times that we've made an improvement to the alignment. we don't expect much traffic backup because of the alignment

change. >> the holiday weekend nighttime lane closure will only happen for people going east on the lower deck. that new alignment will move traffic to the right with no change in speed limit. you can check out the drive. it will be uploaded as changes take place in the future. there's new information on the food fight at the high school. 30 students were involved in the fight. the school principal says all 100 seniors in the class were required to write a letter explaining whether they had a role in this and if they knew about it before it happened. the school says everyone will be able to attend the ceremony but those involved incumbent be -- won't be able to go into the -- on the disney trip the next

day. take a look at stormtracker2 here. a little breezy at times. winds between 10 and 15 miles an hour. even at the airport reporting 17 miles per hour. temperatures, move of us running a little cooler than yesterday at this time. 57 san jose, picking up a few scattered showers. really hit or miss. 55 in redwood city. fremont over livermore, seeing some light rain. danville getting a little bit of light rain into pittsburg. concord, 54, reporting a little bit rain in the last half-hour. it looks like you might get a dry spell. 55 in napa -- in napa there. along peninsula we have cloudy conditions and a little bit of light rain into the peninsula as well. most of the day we'll be gray and soggy. but this evening, the next wave to move onshore.

our back-to-work wednesday drive will be soggy. the good news, finally drying out by late wednesday morning, early wednesday afternoon and we're looking pretty good as we head into the weekend. for today we'll see rain anywhere from .10 to .5 by tomorrow. we've already picked up quite a bit of rain. north bay the aring anywhere from .5 to .25. winds will be breezy. 59 expected in vallejo for the afternoon. 59 novato. 59 in oakland. san francisco only getting to about 58 this afternoon. the widespread low 60s for the afternoon. 62 expected in los gatos. 60 for san mateo. your extended forecast. so we're going to be with that umbrella again today. we're gonna need it tomorrow morning. finally going to get a break wednesday afternoon, we should be looking pretty good. temperatures will remain below average. thursday, friday. thursday looking pretty good. nice a -- friday a nice day to

start the weekend and then for the weekend we'll drive the temperatures back again the system riding to the north of us may bring us a very slight chance for rain on sunday and we'll just be cool for this time of year. >> have you been getting a lot of brief about this weather? >> yes. >> i'm grieving. >> i know you are just the messenger, not responsible for it. but i know a lot of folks rely on you and the other ktvu folks weather -- i love that. >> thank you. >> sure. back in march, the board of supervisors approved building a ramp for its chambers. the price will be over $4 5,000. but the construction will force the board for the meetings in a different room in city hall. that had add another $51,000 to the already expensive price tag. reason, set up costs, securitying and -- security and

broadcasting fees. queen elizabeth ii became the first monarch to ever visit the republic of ire lane. the four day-trip started in dublin where the queen laid a wreath where the irish lost their lives. ahead -- an early taste of the upcoming america's cup event can now be seen on the san francisco waterfront. and new video just in. the amgen tour moves a little closer to the bay area. o?oowq

taking a live look at the big board on wall street, the dow is getting hit pretty hard after a disappointing outlook from hewlett-packard. that stock is down around 7 -- almost 7.5%. and there's growing trepidation about the economy strength. the nasdaq is down 75. nasdaq is down about .5. s&p is down about 2. california gun advocates have suffered two setbacks. yesterday, the state assembly approved a crackdown on carrying unloaded handguns in public places. the so-called open carry bill now moves onto the senate.

also yesterday a federal judge in sacramento moved -- in sacramento ruled people do not have a constitutional right to carry a con seemed weapon in pub -- concealed weapon in public. yackey speers said she received a -- jackie spears wanted to know more about the pipeline pg&e replaced. they did replace some of the pipeline but not the one that blew up last september. stage 3 of the week-long amgen tour began this morning. this ride will take them to modesto. these are live pictures right now of some of the cyclists there on the road which looks a little wet from some of the

rain. stage was yesterday. the first leg at lake tahoe was cancelled. the amgen tour is scheduled to come to the bay area tomorrow going from livermore to san jose. it's set to finish sunday in southern california. and people on the san francisco waterfront today saw two yachts sailing near the golden gate bridge. these are the 76 and the america. they give san francisco an idea of what the 2013 america's cup will look like. america's cup officials say two yachts will be in the bay area until september to help promote the 2013 competition. plans to remove an old oak tray will reportedly move ahead next week. neighbors had rallied to try to save the 300-year-old tree yesterday morning. some even tried to obtain a restraining order but didn't get it. the san francisco public utilities commission says the tree removal is part of seismic upgrading to the hetch hetchy

water system. coming up at 5:00, we're following every twist and turn in the six scandal involving arnold schwarzenegger. we'll have the latest at 5:00. and what the weather is doing to our crops. why the rain means big losses for a 1 million crop in santa clara county. those stories and more coming up at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.