how do the roads look? >> currently the roads are really good, even though our weather is starting to change anytime. anyone traveling of here should be prepared to may be expect some snow. >> i do not see it in the picture that we are looking at but apparently there is some snow. >> wednesday, a storm came up here and dropped several inches of snow which caused a lot of problems. a reminder, we are doing a lot of construction, we have we routed the lanes on interstate 80. if you are traveling, remember that we may have snow, and he will be faced with an unfamiliar freeway. >> a lot of people this time of the year may be do not expected even though it happens. >> we do not even expected. they said about 7,000 ft. of elevation, is no doubt the 3,000 ft.. the condition could change rapidly. you can go from rain to heavy snow. and heavy snowfall as well. >> thank you so much, test on the crystal. >> another snow is a possibility, take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, mostly sunny skies this after

if we are going to be looking at a debt service, we look at a percentage of 1.25. for start-ups, we like to see startups near 1.25, generally closer to 1.5. the fifth c is collateral. i will put it to you this way. on a startup, we like to say 25% to 30% in the form of cash or real estate that has fungible equity in it. a purchase of real estate will count as collateral. pretty much, at wells fargo, we have this process streamlined. i am the front end. after i review the alone, i put it together, put it into underwriting. they will review the file and see if there is a loan file. then you have the of loan) who works with you through the end. so the average time for a 7a loan, which is my focus, about 35, 45 days. if there are other things that need to be looked at, 45 days to 60 days. we are preferred lending partner. we are able to approve a loan up front, close the loan, and then we go back to get the guarantee. i do not have the exact numbers. i should. i do not know how many loans we did last year. it was a lot. i know we were the first lender -- i do not know,

look at all of the spectators. they thought it would get off of the they had to drop the first-aid altogether. >> we thought to be 40 degrees. we did not contemplate that it would be so when the cold. >>darya: they are upset because they felt the race to bring in $3 million to the area. the race is set to start this morning at squaw valley. it is close to and in sacramento said do not know if we have many more in store for top. >>mark: sense of the mother is then again this weekend. what is going on? >>james: they better hurry up because they have more snow on the way. more snow for the western steer. 4,000 ft. above the ticket to-a foot of snow. chance of rain for today in the bay area this morning, this afternoon a bigger chance of rain. lot heavier rain expected through the afternoon hours. unfortunately the rain will continue on to the evening. this is how the weather is quentin breaking down. it is finally our way. most of the activity right now contains to our north. we're seeing and towards clear way. rule c

here is a look at our visibilities. we do have some areas of patchy fog including hagerstown, two and a half miles, same thing for martinsburg, winchester, 3 miles. leesburg, 4 miles. frederick, two and a half. you can see around the d.c. immediate metro area and the beltway, no problems at all. also, want to point out that petersburg down to half a mile. a quick look at your highs today. 83 in downtown. warmer in culpepper. upper 80s. here's monika with your traffic. >> good morning, everybody. we're starting off with a green light i'm happy to say. things are looking pretty good around town. we'll take you over to the beltway and zoom into the northside taking a live look over into college park at 95 past university boulevard all the way over to rockville. we're doing just fine. back over to the beltway right now and this time, we'll zoom into 270 and take a live look if you're planning to head southbound right now from route 121 all the way down to the point where the lanes divide, everything is looking fine. all ove

it looks like they just looked it up. it is difficult to see. it is covered a little bit by the base of the tower. or you can see the workers walking back and forth. whewhen know that they have been rehearsing this for a long time, but last month before they put on the last leg of the tower, they were rehearsing in putting the cable on top. i think that with all that rehearsing and they are hoping this will go through without any problems. that has been the case for most of the production on this bridge. they rehearse and rehearse before they actually do it. that seems to work. >> george, when she says sadly, is what peace is that? --when she says saddle, which piece sis that? >> darya, the cable goes through here, through their and report that is the giant cable, thousands and thousands of strands of wire. it is not to cables like on the golden gate, it is a single cable. it is actually going to wrap around itself and then come back down in the other direction. >> that all been ponte top were yolie showed us? >> yes. it goes from one direction

look down there. say you like us and maybe you'll get a chance for free passes to the kids fest taking place tomorrow, sunday and monday at mount diablo high school. they moved because they have grown so big this space couldn't accommodate them. not far from us is mount diablo that towers above cocoa county. we know what it looks from the outside. do you know from the inside? we found out recently. ♪ really feel like you are in a different world. it's so if you would know this sands stone is indicative of certain areas in the world. >> reporter: it's so pure they made glass with it. >> why not go to the beach? >> this is high quality. >> reporter: it's in antioch inside what used to be the silica mine. i'm trying to remember the date? >> 1930s and 1940s. >> reporter: this mine was 1920? >> 1930. >> reporter: let's go inside. >> behind this gate, eight and a you miles of tunnels. honeyco surface and peel the ground bacc you would see. this honeycomb of open mine. >> reporter: as we walk down the shaft

take a look.ng to celebrity website tmz, schwarzenegger took his wife, maria shriver and their kids to the christening of his secret child. you can see arranged and maria on the left right next to mildred bainna . the mistress. this is back in 1998. >> and former governor apparently even taught the little boy how to play golf. "entertainment tonight" reports that maria shriver is likely to file for divorce sometime this week. >> moving right along. weather-wise -- >> yeah. >> hey -- >> we're looking good. yesterday, every time i -- >> from that to this. >> never know what it's going to do to us now. >> get rid of it now! >> we are looking good. we'll see a little more sunshine today. couple of clouds moving across our skies this morning. still i think as we head in toward the afternoon cooler than normal but comfortable in most spots, almost 70 in the warmest spots inland, 60s inside the bay, breezy at the coastline with mainly temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow though the clouds do roll back in, s

another live look.ate bridge coming in out of the north bay where there has been rain and low clouds and wet roads leftover from the sprinkles and mist earlier in morning. a note further note, an accident, deadly accident in petaluma. all lanes cleared. northbound and southbound 101 and san antonio road. another live look out there at the san mateo bridge. this time smooth drive across this span as well. no wind advisories but have haze in the air. we will let you know if visibility is a problem. may be fog creeping along the peninsula side. very smooth. >> thank you very much. it is 6:12 now. still to come on "today in the east bay," you only have one option to walk across the golden gate bridge starting today. find out why one sidewalk is going to be closed. america's credit is maxed out. that could change today. not because congress is going to pay bills. we will tell you what they might do. live look outside. far different from yesterday when lot of folks had to day off from memorial day. live look

it looks like that place. it looks like that landscape. i look into this and i see the sharp edges of the land. i see the way the earth is shaped out there. i see the routes in their vessels. i mean, to understand these, this one came out of a 13th century site in southwest colorado and i would sit with these bowls for hours and hours, drawing them into my sketch book because that was the only way i could really understand the complexity of how they got their symmetries to match up because i could never get them to match up in my drawings. i could never do a 100 percent accurate rendition of these because every line was meaningful, every line meant something about how you paint the next line, which is what it's like walking out there, looking for those shapes, looking for water, looking for springs, looking for places where the rain has fallen. it's all the same story out there. there is a 13th century or a 14th century polychrome vessel from below the mugion rim in central arizona. and this is 100 years after the anastazi supposedly disap

how does it look? >> it looks pretty good. good morning we are looking at interstate 80. traffic is getting busy. it will be effected by the wind. there is still wind advisories for the bay bridge and san mateo bridge out there. there was also a wind advisory for the altamont pass. bay bridge looks good from oakland. also the morning drive from san jose is doing very well on northbound 280. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. we have gusts of 53 miles an hour. and 48-50 at point rays. there are a lot of gusts that are well up there at 25-30. in fact sfo has a gust of 30. there is a lot going on here. mostly cloudy right now. clouds, sun, breezy to windy. mostly sun any tomorrow and a little warmer. by wednesday cloudy skies and it's sure looking like rain from santa cruz mountains and as we go north. temperatures will continue to be on the cool side. so today gusts 30 plus miles an hour. that is mainly at the surface but some of the higher elevations you can get over 30 to 50. it will be a breezy, blustery day. right there the system swinging in and giving us mostly cloudy

that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> are brad and angelina heading down the aisle? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, a tribute to one veteran of world war ii action in france shows it is never too late to recognize a hero. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." 100 for you in phoenix. denver will be near 80 with the blue sky in place. la more clouds and the showers stretching up to seattle with the new system that will be affecting the west coast. wednesday good idea what is going to happen tomorrow. denver add the clouds and heat. close to 90 there. phoenix 100 for you. if you are watching us on khnl in hawaii, see 18th century prints by artists at beautiful people at the academy of arts. and that is your pacific event of the day. lynn? >> ginger, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the duke and duchess of cambridge, better known as william and kate, are hop scotching canada on their royal s

here's our look at mt. tam, it is shaking around, ran around the bay san francisco seeing dusty winds. we will talk about a significant cool down as we head into the afternoon. cooler temperatures, or 21 degrees cooler, more than held this is actually 12 degrees cooler, san francisco 10 degrees cooler, a redwood city 26 degrees cooler soil across the board we are looking at a big cool them.bigg temperatures in the '50s and '60s, antioch 68 degrees, 64 concord, 53 in downtown san francisco, south bay 574 hayward, mountainview, san jose. we are looking at a system moving into the area that could produce showers, it will move into your sunday, a few sprinkles as we head into the sunday hours, we might even get some snow up in the high country. temperatures as we head into the afternoon a big difference for you compared to yesterday, 75 in san rosa today, 65 in san rafael, 64 in san francisco, 65 in oakland, upper 60s hayward, fremont, 71 san jose. here's your 7 day, showing us the coulomb we will cool down int

how are we looking? >> we are looking okay here. let's take a look back, first what happened yesterday. this was not in our neck of the woods, but not too far to the north. seven reported tornadoes. this is kind of a picture of where they were all spread out geographically. two in chico, one in hamilton, two in oroville. power lines down. nobody was hurt. we don't have these confirmed as ef-0s or ef-1 tornadoes yet. we could see an ef-2 come out of the seven tornadoes. the national weather service has to survey the damage and get confirmation. stay tuned for that. jeff ranieri will have updates tonight at 6:00, and 11:00. >>> here is the satellite for today. this is why they could see more thunderstorm activity in chico, we are not expecting a lot, but they could. the jet stream is separating the state. we are going to see moisture in the northern most portion of california. over the bay area, clear conditions this morning. that's because high pressure is keeping the second half of the state nice and dry. slight chance for thunderst

it looked real to me, looked legit. she also run into friends of hers within my store and i do have a picture in here where she's talking to people, and she -- the people she was talking to were 22 years old. i didn't see -- very briefly i looked at the i.d. and looked at the birthday, she was born 1995. and my sticker on the counter said 1993. with the confusion and people in the store and the card looking different i said ok, 1993, you were born 1995, we're fine. three minutes later, officer gordon came in and told me i had sold cigarettes to a illegal person -- to a minor. and i said absolutely not. we don't do that here. so another thing i want to bring up which also is in my statement is the fact that nellie gordon's statement of inspector nellie gordon, her statement was incomplete, and it did not state all the facts. therefore, i don't -- i think she should have been here. in the statement it does not say i had sold cigarettes to a minor. she actually feel bad for me when it happened. i just need to make sure tha

they're going to look, just look out they will look like a bright star coming out of the southwest, headingow, if by chance you miss it today, you'll get one more chance to see them early sunday morning at 4:27. >>> now earlier this morning, two astronauts broke a time barrier during their space walk outside the international space station. look at these pictures here, the shuttle crews have spent more than a thousand hours walking in space to build on to the space station. now, they put the final piece in place just hours ago. they also took photographs of the completed space station with endeavour in the background. that is a famous picture too. this as you know was the final planned space walk for any u.s. space shuttle astronauts. >>> new this hour, hillary clinton says u.s. pakistan relations are at a turning point. alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, secretary clinton is in islamabad for the first time since u.s. forces killed osama bin laden. alison. >> reporter: that's right, we brought in new video by satellite in the last hour of secretary of state hillary cli

another live look out there as we look across the bay. san mateo bridge is clear as a bell as far as the traffic. a beautiful view. nice flow. i'm getting a break. >> that is good. if you are waking up this morning, throw on the robe before you head outside. there's going to be a view of cosmic proportions as the shuttle and space station orbit overhead. if the skies are clear, depending on where you are, at 5:15 this morning, minutes away, the space shuttle "endeavour" and the international space station can be seen orbiting 220 miles above the u.s. it should look like a bright star approaching from the southwest. it's moving. imagine waking up to that. i guess you could be. the final flight includes installation of a part. it is 5:09 right now. what police are saying about the case of a man accused of beating bryan stow, coming up. >> reporter: 20 cities in 20 days. it's friday. this morning, we are taking you to concord. itas we c wupybeit n city numbe 20 in our may around the bay tour. stay tuned. c >>> may around the bay is wrapping

look at this. damage a tornado left behind as it tore through parts of new zealand. >>> plus a brand new look. the reason one man says he's finally cut off his beard after more than ten years. >>> good morning. traffic is moving well on interstate 880 right here in front of the coliseum. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> good morning. patchy fog on the coast. that should get chewed up here by about noon. and then s westerly breeze but 60s coast and bay. then upper 70s. a few low 80s inland. >>> all right, steve. time now 5:24. look at this tornado. this roared through new zealand and killed at least one person. you can actually see it touching down. cars and debris just flying through the air. at least 20 injuries have been reported so far. tornadoes are not uncommon in new zealand but they're usually smaller than the ones we've seen in the united states. >>> well, the death of osama bin laden made history for a san francisco tech company. twitter says it record

it looks tacky.pened to the once great dodgers rivalry, did you see all the empty seats? >> it used to be sold out for months, but it that, i think that frank is going through divorce, the major league baseball to go to the team and that is one of the reasons. the second thing, the players they switched so much. in the old days, you have to look at someone over and over again to build a contempt. the more you get to know someone, you laugh at me, but they say why don't you shut your face more @ kron4? but the more you look is someone the more you dislike them! >> to their in their out. >> it is a shame, because they are a great franchise but having tough times. >> phil i am surprise you have not jumped on this for making the regular employees by--sell season tickets at the nfl. >> yes but the miami dolphins they cut their employees' salaries by 15 to 10%. i do not make fun of what anyone is doing with the economy. >> i agree. now like everyone else is wondering when the you think the lockout will in?

look how gorgeous she looks. look how beautiful you look.granny clothes on, lock the door and don't go outside. >> it's so retro. >> without question. if you are 50 and shopping at forever 21 an alarm should go off. >> some things can be taken away from this. is there anything you see in the numbers here that makes sense? >> my point is it's not about age. americans try to hang everything on age. it's about appropriate. i can tell you about 20-year-olds who shouldn't be wearing a mini skirt. >> for sure. >> without question. when you take a bacon strip and wrap it around your body and call it a skirt. >> yum. >> lady gaga and the meat dress. >> it just doesn't work. it doesn't work at 14 and it doesn't work at 50. you have to look in the mirror. you do. >> you look at helen mirren who is in her 60s and was caught in a bikini by the paparazzi. >> amazing. >> she's known to wear the stripper pole stilettos on the red carpet. >> she rocks them. >> is she the exception to the rule? >> don't you think the barriers have fallen away? look at how gr

look at michelle obama. she looks good.t it was part of her " let's move campaign " she is tackling childhood abuse city. she got down to move your body. the onset made this long because michelle, is for the physical fitness. here is a better shot of the move. >>mark: i like the colors coming back. i have the ski jacket from the 1980's that i cannot wait to bust out. i look at the toll plaza, starting to look back up.

this is a look at the bay bridge. it looks -- it looks good.emember, there is a 12:45 giants' game. the giants play the marlins' getaway day. it will be over at 3:00, 3:45 so plan on that in san francisco. and the commute in san jose. there was an earlier accident, 280 at bird, 101 is slow as well getting up to 880. let's go to steve. partly cloudy, mostly sunny, let's go mostly sunny. okay. even though there are some clouds coming down. it's just -- the jet stream is just too fast. the temperatures, 60s for many, or very low 70s. we're not done with the pattern. i know some of you work outside, it keeps wanting to build this pressure. it has not been right on that for the last three or four weeks. the pattern is to keep us cool and keep us average on the temperatures. you need an entire pattern change before everything happens. low clouds, mostly sunny, drizzle. it will be cool on friday. now, saturday -- i'm saying okay on saturday. sunday will be windy and cool. it may not be bad at coast but if you are headed -- heading up to sierra, they m

right now 880 look at the live traffic sensors, looks great from hayward through downtown oakland. that is a check of traffic and weather. back to you. >> little miss pink-alicious? >> pink-alicious. >>you know what that is? >> i'll tell you about it in the break. >> i want to hear about your camping experiences, elizabeth. >> how many times do you think elizabeth has gone camping? >> at the ritz-carlton? >>> on a more serious note here, 5:37 your time. hundreds still missing out in missouri. >> and the rescue mission continuing five days after a killer tornado roared through joplin. officials have a list now of 232 people still considered to be missing but officials admit the list isn't completely accurate. >> we know that there are individuals on that list that are deceased and we are working directly with those family members. >> 126 people are known to have been killed in joplin but it could take some time before all the remains are identified. >>> a deadly crash in san mateo county under investigation this morning. a pickup truck carrying seven workers tumbled into a canyon. n

we're looking at the cost benefit periods in -- were looking at the cost benefit. it will be very modest. they are fairly interchangeable from our way of looking at the world. again, more tools are helpful. we're looking to broaden our ability to use the tools and the way every other jurisdiction and the state does. >> so, because we are a frequent and sophisticated issuer, we initialize 40 to 60 basis points. san francisco -- if anything, we are on the lower ends. people like, investors like san francisco. we have been fortunate enough that we do not see much differential between credit. it allows us, by not going to the voters, it allows us more flexibility in timing. the market knowing that you have to allow for time to good the voters to get approval -- with c.o.p., q improperly time when it is a good time to enter the market so ultimately, you get a lower bond cost. there is a differential. in most instances, if it is voter approved, it likely gets a stronger rating. another city has a 3-tier rating structure. c.o.p.'s are non-voter approved. my colleague ment

this is a look at highway 4. that traffic looks pretty good. bart is on time. you can see bart train moving through our picture. no reporting problems with that system. on the east shore freeway on the maps here westbound interstate 80 that traffic is going to be okay driving out to richmond. no problems on the richmond bridge. and across in marin county yesterday we had kind of a bad day so far it's starting off well there. it's 5:50. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. little better today but still kind of cool and breezy. temperatures just a couple degrees. a cold front moving into the north but we'll rebound because we chew up some of that low cloudiness even though there's patchy clouds out there not as widespread as yesterday. this will be the first of what looks to be many cold fronts getting progressively stronger as we head into sunday, monday and tuesday. today though 40s and 50s. upper 40s or mid-50s. cloud cover means mid-50s. redwood city, hayward. some clearing in those clouds with 40s. west-southwest from the golden gate and sfo over delt

move along and take a look at westbound -- those look like moto cross bikes to me.92 traffic on the san mateo bridge looks good heading to the high-rise. this morning if you're in the santa cruz mountains traffic is moving well into the valley. no major problems coming up into the main part of couper tee know or sunny vale for your job in the silicon valley. 6:49. let's go steve. >>> thank you, very good morning. usually by this time of year i have my feet up on the desk and talking about fog inland. that's not the case. a very active pattern -- well, it started yesterday will carry us into early next week as temperatures go way below average. we might go from really very cold to very wet. today we get a little break in that the fog bank has been chewed up. partly sunny skies out there it will be breezy as sal just touched on those of you out bicycling. it's a pretty good little breeze for some and a west wind. tomorrow morning patchy low clouds and fog minor warning. just tiny bit warmer. the big news will be for the weekend much colder. not cooler, colder. and it

look outside.e'll get the latest weather and traffic from tony and julie next. >>> and if you have something you want fox 5 to investigation send us tips or call us at 202- 895-3140.  >>> getting close to 7:30 now. let's take a look at traffic on the 14th street bridge. give yourself a little extra time because of the wet roadways out there today. >> and i do like what the rain is doing to the grass. tufts of color. my lawn is looking better. >> i have cut mine three times in the last week. >>> we'll continue to get some of this beneficial rain during the course of the morning hours. some spots have seen heavy rain this morning and then we'll get it out of here and get partial clearing going on for the afternoon. there you go. kind of a mixed day. let's take a look at hd radar and show you the precipitation this morning as it moves across the area. we're seeing some of the areas of heavier rain to the east dissipate somewhat and break down. but still, showers there. in d.c. it

a live look for mount tam camp.is today. >> darya: hillary clinton calling for the ousting of gaddafi. she arrived in rome for today's discussion about strategy. it comes after the uns idea for a cease fire. they're trying to free up to $30 billion frozen in libyan assets and use that money to fund the rebels. new details on an egyptian court convicted in the top security official of mubarak of corruption and money laundering, he is sentenced to 12 years in prison. it is the first against any of the two dozen mubarak cabinet ministers and officials that had been detained. >> james: a check on whether at 6:46 a.m. all live look here from mt. tam showing you san francisco. a beautiful day on tap for today. current conditions right now not bad san francisco 53, san jose 57 load to mid-50s for the heart of the bay. farther north center rows of 45, livermore 55. -san rosa 45--. later today we are looking for oakland 78, san francisco about 73. attached cooler than yesterday but still looking good as we head into the afte

still ahead, a look at route 50 in maryland. andrea and mike, i'll have that for you at 4:40. >>> debate is raging over the death photos taken of osama bin laden. the obama administration is said to be going back and forth about releasing a picture to the public. >> this as new details start to emerge about how the raid happened and whether or not the pakistani government knew anything about bin laden's whereabouts. joel brown has more. >> reporter: it may not be a matter of if photos of osama bin laden's body are released but when. >> it could, in fact, be used to try to develop a lot of the revengeful nature of what al- qaeda is all about. >> cia director leon panetta believes the images will eventually be made public but the white house hasn't yet reached a final decision. >> it is fair to say it is a gruesome photograph. >> it could be inflammatory. >> the full story of the mission is still coming to light. tuesday, officials revealed bin laden was not armed as previously thought and navy seals killed him only after he resis

we are looking forward to that. it's all really encouraging. >> fincke celebrated 388 days in space but said it's an american record. >> russians have had people in space for up to 800 days in their career. i have got a long way to go. >> "endeavor" often docked for the international space station for the last time after delivering a cosmic ray detector. one scientist hopes to live them insight in what they call "dark matter." >> 4% of the matter we understand. other kind of matter we are trying to figure out. one of them is called "dark matter" because they don't understand what it is. >> just one more shuttle flight remains for nasa. atlantis is set to blast off july 8 to bring the 30-year shuttle program to a close. john hendren, abc news. >>> coming up, news expecting that homeowners don't want to hear. >> why home buyers might put down more cash to close the deal. >> is it the future or racism? controversial changes to the grammy award. Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ Ñ >>> welcome back. coming up on 4:48. look how warm and

we need people we can look up to. we need people cho achieve the very things we're attempting to co. >> a french nun who says her prayers to the late pontiff cured her of parkinson's disease put pope john paul ii on the fast track to sainthood. >>> and the catholic faithful around the world are celebrating the beatification of now blessed pope john paul ii and is on the route to potentially being sainted >> that includes parishioners in our area who are also celebrating the day as divine mercy sunday. news 4's derrick ward joins us this morning from the cathedral of st. john the apostle and more. >> reporter: this is a big time, especially for catholics. a person many of us have known in our lifetime is now on the way to sanshood. indeed, pope john paul ii is one step closer to saint hood. hundreds of thousands have converged on rome to take part in the beatification mass for pope john paul ii. it's one of the ceremonial way stations on the bath to sainthood. he was one of the most popular popes. almost immediately af

. >>> a live look outside, the beautiful bay bridge this morning. folks already making their way across the span. we'll check the commute. it is wednesday, may 25th. this is "today in the east bay." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm laura garcia-cannon. scott mcgrew is on assignment this morning. it's 4:30 right now, very early, but time to check the forecast with christina loren. >> boy, it is early. good morning to you, laura. good morning to you at home. we've got some showers right now but they're north of the east bay as well as the north bay. they are going to push to the south as we head throughout the morning. i've got your full forecast. i'll let you know when they're headed toward your city and what that means for the rest of the day coming up. >>> we had windy conditions a couple of days ago. we got the rain coming in a little later on but right now livermore and the altamont pass are moving nicely. a smooth drive through livermore towards the dublin interchange. north of there you find a lane or two construction in both directions as you'r

now look. see that same landscape is completely changed because now you're seeing it through a window. the fascination european artists had with windows is the subject of an exhibition called rooms with a view at the metropolitan museum of art in new york. >> here the window is the main motive. it is as a threshold between what is here and what is beyond. you have a picture within a picture. >> reporter: we begin with caspar david freed rick. this painting of him by a colleague. he became germany's most famous landscape painter. but long before that in 1805-06 he drew the windows of his dress deny studio in sepia ink. he couldn't sell the drawings so over the years other painters saw them and they inspired a small revolution. >> these are remarkable. as small as they are. because they are neither viewed through windows nor are they interiors. >> reporter: curator of rooms with a view. >> it's a stark, sober rendition of just the windows. nobody had done this before. >> reporter: freed rick had

take a look at this. this is the actual bell. >> the actual bell from the "uss hornet" that we found in a backyard in san diego. >> are you kidding me? i'm sure there's a story there and we'll get to it. >> we will. >> we are covering the day's news as well. we want to check in with marla tellez. good morning. >> good morning laura and good morning to you at home. more arrests are expected after oakland police cracked the biggest fraud case in history. investigators say they found boxes of social security numbers, fake licenses and phoney credit cards inside the apartment in hayward last week. police say thousands of people had their identity stolen by williams. the investigation began in january when an oakland city worker claimed someone fraudulently cashed her checks. >>> also this morning, two tourists are recovering after the roof of a tram collapsed on them. they were riding from the dock to the prison when the roof caved in after hitting a pipe sticking out of the wall. a 64-year-old woman was cut

let's start with a look at today's weather, live in napa. look at christina loren. you made the big trip this morning. >> yeah, nice and early. it took awhile to get here but we didn't have to drive-through elements that were all that bad. the weather elements you will be confronted with, patchy fog over the coastal regions. overall, chilly as usual. high pressure is going to warm us up substantially after the fog lifts and breaks apart. high pressure brings the temperatures to the upper 70s today. this morning for you, we are out in napa on top of judds hill. we are going to talk about wine making, as you said, yodeling. something else, tiki parties. lots of fun to be had. if you are on your way to work this morning and you are going to miss it, i'm sorry but let's get you to work on time none the less. mike. >> your work looks great. we are focusing on the northbound travel times and the speeds. travel times at a minimum, speeds close to the maximum. we have the tully road construction there. you'll have a full closure on southbound 101. it's going on for the next

this is what we are looking at. take a look at this system.ry, very well organized for this time of year. we usually don't see systems this cold and strong move into the bay area in may, late may. spotty clouds within. it's indication of cold air pushing into the bay area dropping temperatures into the 60s. we stop the clock at 4:00 a.m. the front pushes through. it's going to break apart at 10:00 a.m. it clears out by 4:00 p.m. today, we'll be rain free. your seven-day outlook is moments away. if you have to get out the front door now, mike is here to help you. >> ha am i, 408? k i was in mountain view when it was 415, decades ago. now, i'm a 408. we are looking through the 408 on the slowing on 101. that area suddenly showing slow downs. it's tuesday. we expect heavier volumes of traffic. 20 miles per hour registering at the interchange and approaching as well. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. 680 and 880 as well. northbound fremont into union city. reports of an accident. a fire department arrives on scene. the transition over to t

and i mean, look at this. this is one of the greatest days of my life. >> i'm proud to be an american. this is a very historic evening. >> this is a night that will define our generation. no doubt whatsoever. >> i'm happy i'm attending college in d.c. when bin laden is finally shot and killed by the americans. >> for this emotional and historic day, people will continue to celebrate but on the other hand, there is concern of heightened security and anti-american retaliation. back to you, mike, andrea? >> surae chinn reporting live near the white house this morning. >> people also gathered at the former site of the twin towers in new york city. they flocked there after the news came out about bin laden's death. of course, you know more than 2700 people died there in the september 11th attacks. the memorial museum and new office buildings are being constructed on that site now. >>> and that is the reaction in the ballpark in philadelphia last night when people there got the word of bin laden's death. over their

we look forward to that. looking forward to the weekend as we always are. you are putting on the vest now. it's cool. >> bringing the vest back. he totally walked away. what if we wanted to talk to him, bob? >> he had enough of us. >> good morning to you. we have good news we are not out here this morning. we are going to have a lot of fun throughout the next couple hours. things are going to continue to pick up. the weather is the best news i can bring to you. temperatures in the 70s. headlines show you, as we head throughout the morning hours, we are expecting the marine  intrusion to push inland. mostly cloudy conditions at the coast. partly cloudy inland. we are going to be left with gorgeous temperatures in the 70s. look at where the numbers are headed later on. upper 70s are perfect. 75 in livermore. 77 in gilroy. seven day outlook shows you really no significant changes on the way. we are going to stay in the 70s. we are going to stay nice and comfortable. overnight, the lows are coming up. overall, we are getting into the transitional period where

hayward looks good.oss the bay 101 and 280 still very nice in both directions. 5:49 let's go to steve. >>> sal, anything going on in san jose last night? >> i don't know. but look behind you. >> i see it. yes all quiet now but man that town was rocking. and we have very quiet conditions here weather wise but they will really change as we go into the weekend. but you can see the system it's moving to the north and its will stay to the north. any time you see these lining themselves north to south that miens that there is not much to them. eventually this will swing in. today is all right. for those of you that have plans for the weekend i think you are all right. if you want to take care of something or get out and do something saturday night we could get rain in here if everything continues to march in. really it's overnight into sunday. it will be really cold for may. if you're a fan of possible severe weather, i would gas the car up because out to the valley by sunday afternoon could be very interestin

a look at 101, the drive over there we'll look at in a second. the altamont pass, speeds in the 50s. this is a typical slowdown time, 6:00 on a friday. we have a live look at the san mateo bridge. an easy drive. the camera is shaking a bit. haze, moisture in the air. it's heading over the bridge is an issue. you can't see it on the side. visibility for the drive is all right. head over to 101 in palo alto. we are going to send it back to you in palo alto. >> thank you very much, mike. we appreciate it. the mount diablo school district is cancelling classes to save money, but students say they are showing up anyway. we have more on the district's first of three planned furlough days. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. students in a human rights class are leading the charge. they got word there would be so,aé furlough days in just one month. they started to feel cheated, like they were losing time in the classroom that they could be learning. so, they took matters into their own hands and pulled a page right out of the 1960s and holding a tea

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as we look down from mount tamalpais, looks like summer.ve kept our temperatures, pretty uniform. most of us in the low 50s. we have exceptions mid to upper 40s around san rafael and even inland, upper 40s to low 50s. so that low reveal of sunshine and cooler breezes make one of cooler days we've had so far this week. clouds we'll see them and more drizzle and it looks like they will fade faster. should be warmer tomorrow but the wet pattern and colder weather for saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday, four days in may in a row of rain? really? it's possible. that is how unusual this pattern is going to be. for today compared to average, 4 degrees cooler in oakland. 7 in napa and information is. redwood city 10 degrees cooler than average. most of us will see the sunset away from the coast at 8:0 the. >> cold front that is changing direction of our winds. you see the onshore flow and clouds. cooling we saw at the coast and in san francisco will spread throughout the bay and inland. that is why temperatures are dropping so much compared to ye

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take a look at the photos. piles of rubbish stacks of what appear to be vitamins in the kitchen, a pair of slip-on shoes, stacks of books. >> these images taken after bin laden was killed so it's hard to tell what the compound looked like before the raid. a u.s. official said 23 children and nine women were found in the compound, as well. stay with cbs 5 and our website, cbssf.com for continuing coverage of the death of osama bin laden. >>> in other news, right about now some teachers in the east bay are set to start picketing demonstrating against another round of budget cuts. let's go to anne makovec who has details of this rally in richmond. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rally was supposed to start at 6 a.m. we have not seen any teachers out here just yes. this is the start of a week and a half of protests by several different divisions of the california teachers association all concerned all concerns about cuts to education. state of the emergency they are calling it. the teachers and s

we'll get a live look at the san mateo bridge. from time to time, the camera is going to shake a bit from side to side. you can see the lights on the high-rise. a clear view. the wind might catch you as well. use caution over the next few hours. we're going to look at 880 past oakland and the overstock.com coliseum. heading up into closures. 880 is smooth. we send it back to you with that beautiful view. >> 4:38 now. this morning the mississippi river continues to rise in memphis creeping toward a record breaking crest today. jay gray reports thousands have been evacuated as neighborhoods are swallowed by water. >> reporter: across memphis, the water continues to rise, pushing up against sidewalks more than 20 years from the normal shoreline. >> this is all astounding. it's overwhelming to see it so high. >> reporter: getting even higher. emergency teams are helping dozens move to higher ground. some loaded into city buses to push through the water. a ride to safety before all the roads in the lowest lying areas are blocked. in do

frankly speaking i do not know what to look for. many of. these notices have no addresses more names of those who had sent them. thank you thank you. thank you no we're. going to be honestly speaking i don't think we're going to find anything here. most of the things that remains here and in the apartments were later buried we. didn't keep them because they were very radioactive. stuff. and the rest was stolen by scavengers. look here's a letter with someone for you to send from here. because there is a photo inside. it's lucky you. well that's what all the times i've been here i've never seen anything like this. this or this of this do so phones work here. they work at a nuclear power plant and sometimes they work here hello hello i look toward the who we're calling high salaries from work tonight. from kindergarden procedure we can was going to scuse me who is it me calling and your pardon i must have that the wrong number. i don't get it you're. our investigation brings us to one of pete's kindergartens and this one is truly a horrifying

at the rain if we look at our support for saudi arabia for look at our refusal to really condemn syria patricia but i'm not i'm i refused to be so pessimistic i agree one hundred percent with mark but nonetheless here but if the message is out there is that the. jihad is it's it's if we if we just support more democracy we don't have to worry about all of these extremist groups because it's people on the ground are telling us what they want and we've seen it over and over again they're getting a lot of resistance in some countries and the united states as it has not done the moral thing in. boring them but i mean eat what it is these people on the ground continue to do it eventually it will coincide with the policies of other countries the united states cannot continue to do say you can't have democracy when there's boil boiling process continues and continues to the genie is out of the bottle it certainly is out of the bottle and we are way behind it i mean if you look at turkey and iran there ahead of us right now you know this in ministration. remark alluded to it it was three or fo

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a live look downtown san jose. partly sunny skies, looking mostly cloudy.ng clouds this morning. we're dealing with a mix of low level clouds, a little fog out there. you can see it here. high clouds ahead of a system that will bring us a few possibilities of maybe just a little bit of light rain for today. outside of that we're going to be cool and breezy. and that will be the call for your saturday. 55 degrees right now san francisco. santa rosa 54. this is a nice climb. santa rosa sinking into the upper 40s this morning. look at all that gray out there. for the moment, and i'm going to switch to the radar and show you where me say see a true sprinkles around point reyes into the peninsula here. maybe a golden gate park, maybe seeing a sprinkle or two right off the coast is rolling through pacifica and the next 15 minutes or so. this is really going to be it, perhaps just a hit on or miss shower because the system will remain primarily to the north of us. we're catching just the tail end. once again very similar to yesterday, and areas along the northwest

citi can help you write it. >>> look out! >> i got it, i got it! i got >>> look out!it! i got it! >> stop, stop, stop! >> and that is the storm chaser video there shot from inside a car of these devastating tornadoes. which just ripped through the midwest yesterday. and we're told for a lot of folks, part of the problem was that that tornado was wrapped up in a rain cloud so it wasn't easy to see. this is the aftermath as it's coming to light this morning. >> you don't need confirmation, whether it was ef-4, ef-5, this thing did widespread, massive damage to the city of joplin, missouri. >> we're going to bring you the latest this morning. welcome back to "the early show" at the top of the hour. i'm erica hill along with chris wragge. we will be back in joplin in just a moment for more on that damage and also for the search for victims. we're also going to bring you an update on the situation in alabama. less than one month ago, 238 people were killed in america's worst tornado outbreak in several decades. we will be in the birmingham area this morning for a better lo