to some of the conversations. as far as conversations are concerned as they relate to the city, questions of charity and the tenderloin and this kind of thing. the commissioners are interested in seeing this as well. the neighbors seemed a little bit concerned that the conversations with them seem to be at a stalemate. we would like to see a little bit more progress made. some of the neighborhood groups. maybe we could see some progress as it relates to these other concerns. i guess we are scheduled again for a june hearing. i would ask that the staff be prepared to respond to commissioner's concerns. we do not want to bombard you with too much. as we discussed the agreement, it might be useful or beneficial at that time to discuss some of the questions we have raised. that is never a constructive time to engage in some of these conversations. it has a lot of the impacts on a lot of different levels. we can get some of these issues clarified before then. the health issue had a resolution. i would like to look at t

after some sunshine peeking through, the rain is likely this morning and maybe some sunshine this afternoon. it will be kind of breezy. high temperature in the upper 50's and low 60's. clearing and chilly tonight. temperatures drop back into the 30's. the seven-day forecast looks like this. a beautiful day tomorrow. sunshine and 67. some disturbances will move through by friday, saturday, and sunday. basically dry with temperatures in the upper 60 bus. back into the 70's on monday and tuesday of next week. >> sony has revealed that hackers have stalled the data of some playstation users. sony could and should have done a lot more. >> they could have set up so when you connect your sunny playstation, there is a password. you could be sending a message. that message could have it one time password. >> if you have information on the network, experts advise you to keep a close eye on your credit. blackberry is throwing their search engine into the market with bing. the phones will be defaulting to bing's service. microsoft has about 14% of the search engine market. one airline is bucking the tr

to some extent, that will require that we make some adjustment to our labour force. it does not appear that those will be large numbers. but, it likely, if these broad cuts from the federal level continue to come down, we will have to make some minor adjustments in our labour force. >> there are several questions hear from people, several different people, apart -- regarding public health concerns. one is from ms. hanson, one from larry nelson. one of the themes is about substance abuse and treatment centers. the city has done a solid job of providing substance-abuse treatment centers. these seem to be on the chopping block due to budget cuts. their concerns that the gains that have been made in helping people turn around the lives, especially in the sector, will now be undermined. how can the department of public health and the city justify these cuts? next, with regard to the "-- closure of community health centers, what is the plan to compensate for that health care need with that perspective closure, not just for residents of district 5, but in the surrounding ar

even here there is still some hope. and there is still some hope. we showed you some of the accounted for a few moments ago, including will norton. he was sucked through the sunroof of an suv. he was in the car with his dad. his dad has been in the hospital recovering. he was on his way home from his high school graduation. he turned up at the local hospital and was transferred. no one knows exactly where. the sirens are now going off here again. there's been concern all day about an approaching storm. will norton's family went to one hospital. after hearing a patient there who matched will's description. it was not him we're told. tracy tresler, will's aunt, joins us. >> we did look -- >> tracy, why don't you go to the basement. we'll talk to you later on in the broadcast. i don't want you to stay. >> thank you. >> we'll talk to you later. chad myers joins us now. chad, we're now hearing the sirens here. can you get a sense of where the storm is? >> the storm has now a tornado warning on it, about ten minutes to go. they issued a severe thunderstor

even some misty skies with some of the low clouds cover. here's where things get interesting. we're going to see some isolated showers and would not rule out a stray shower or two, and mainly partly cloudy and cool conditions, the sierra will see snow levels as low as 6,000 feet, so why have we been do cool, well the same culprit is in place, the jet stream hung up across the central part of the west coast. maybe some thunder north of sacramento too, something to watch out for as we go through the next few days. we should see temperatures -- kind of a mild weekend and one shower or two. the3í areas & w around the sierra, we'll see snow levels around!5t. through weekend. take$yl ofÑhags just intoday'scbnday. in terms of all that future cast, heading to lake tahoe, yosemi yosemite. bay area temperatures here, take a look at today's forecast, you'll see highs in the upper 60s around san jose, upper 60s for san francisco. highs in the low 60s. the cool may continues. june is going to start off fairly cool. 60s to low 70s, but boy, skiing into august, it looks like. >> we're going

some of them born here. they're also our livelihood and we're concerned about our customers and their animals and the potential for death. >> now the outbreak of this virus has been traced to a horse show in utah earlier this month. it's not a threat to people, but it's easily spread among horses. >>> pg&e says amie already balloon caused a power outage in north oakland. a transformer exploded and caught fire shortly before 6:30 last night. it happened on 27th street between san pablo and market. now pg&e says initially 3,000 customers were left in the dark. according to the utility's website as many as 50 customers are still effected now. their power could be back as early as 6:00 this morning. >>> more fallout from arnold schwarzenegger's admission he fathered a child with a housekeeper. whether or not the experts think the scandal will derail his career. >>> los angeles police follow a strong lead in the beating of bryan stow ahead of tonight's dodger-giants game. >>> and another step towards recovery for

way to minimize, bring in some of the back or keep some of the height at the top of the building and lessen it at the bottom, i'm not an expert by any stretch to make it seem less massive. that might be the result. i am supportive of trying to be accomplished here and i would like to see this project be able to go forward. i respect the fact that there are people who live downhill and i'm particularly concerned about their light and air and i do want to deal with that. i'm less concerned about the next door neighbor's property line windows -- windows and dispute that seems to be related to the fact that they chose to build their property in a particular way. i'm not so interested in that but i do think that there is a little bit of things that could be dealt with to better address the light and air and the kind of larger imposing view of the building from the other sides. so that's what i would say. i would look to my colleagues, commissioner moore who is an architect, or commissioner sugayay, who is planner and might have better ideas in that regard. but i think we don't foresee tha

some patchy low clouds. some sun. little warmer. not a lot. but a little bit.many especially if you have the 40s and get a breeze. 50s, 60s or low to mid-70s. not much warmer around the bay. still mid-60s. carry that to the peninsula and also the south bay as well. tomorrow i don't see much difference. saturday increasing clouds. rain could start saturday night but more likely sunday morning and possibility of thundershowers and really cool around here. >>> all right. this morning's report shows retail sales are up for the tenth month in a row. americans spent more on clothing, cars and gasoline during april but most of the gain came from higher gas prices. now the retailers are worried that higher fuel costs will leave drivers with less money to spend on other items and that could slow down the overall economic recovery. >>> a lot of mixed news this morning on wall street effecting stocks today. the numbers are down. dow jones off 82 points right now. nasdaq and s&p 500 also down. they're all down just about a half of a percent. that's following the losses in

for some reason it's not. as you put it happen it was a bunch of years to get people to run for president one hundred twelve say you and this report is. just not possible well thought out but you have to just give me. the money because the single party counts we think that we put forward two candidates so you'd have to become head of a different party than he said recently. the president has to be a member of the party people he will be who could you elaborate on that maybe the studio is a party that you could become the leader of maybe you're going to create a new one limit to show us posters them political right let's talk again about the political situation. was when i answered your question from you said yes maybe he said you. know a little decision isn't it should always be well balanced well considered masoud but we're not all wage gains here we're targeting lives thousands millions of them a plate i am worse than that that wasn't so we're not just like playing games we're not just and to be painting our

it really does pose some challenges. if we see the population rising, regardless of if this takes a couple of months -- there could be issues with capacity further down the line that would put us in the same boat as most counties. these are very close to the capacity and they will be releasing people early. this is what is happening in other counties. >> relative to your comments earlier, about the programs in san francisco, and i think some counties like san francisco will do well with the returning population. this is because of the programs, mitigating that deal with three-entry. not all counties have the same mindset. and i would think that other counties that treat the situation a little bit differently than we would, would probably look to an incarceration issue, or an alternative sentencing issue. this is uniquely san francisco and how we would be able to deal with this problem. ultimately speaking, this will require all those other checkpoints, within the sheriff's department or the program system, to be able to

so into tomorrow afternoon, should see some clearing., maybe lingering showers around the south bay. memorial day monday, increasing clouds, increasing chance of showers heading into monday night for the north bay. this is going to be the trend for the middle part of the week. the systems aiming in showers along the coast. especially for the north bay as we head into tuesday afternoon. no signs of seeing 80s in the forecast for quite some time. there you see the snow in the sierra starting to shut down as we get into monday. the next area of rain starts to lift up toward the coast. so i think tomorrow afternoon is going to be fine. it is going to be windy. monday is dry with increasing clouds. and the next chance of seeing showers rolls in. tonight it will be windy, cool. wind could get loud enough out towards the east bay or south bay to rattle the windows as the hilltop gusts get close to 35 miles per hour. tomorrow as the skies clear, we will see temperatures trying to get out of the 60s. we'll still see mid-60s for highs around alame

some deeper analysis of the time seems to be over. what we need some second thoughts what exactly should be executives on the european level and what should be executed on the national level to find out the right balance between the european level and the national level give us an example of how the e.u. is wasting money first of all we have to look because a member of the european parliament we have to look at the expenses of the european parliament itself and there is one very good example a very simple example why the european parliament should have two seats one in brussels and the other one in strasbourg it costs additional almost three hundred million of euros per year if you have to move once in a six week from brussels so let's have only one seat and we can give and we can show by practical example to the people of europe that we are able to save the taxpayers money how is the european union hurting business we can see a lot of illegal acts. by the european parliament prepared by the european commission that in fact are not he

controversy over some billboards. the city where these ads are popping up and the agency that put them there. >>> and a costly water main break. how much water and money napa lost after its main line failed. >>> good morning. right now traffic on the east shore freeway is getting a little bit busier as you head out to the macarthur maze. we'll tell you more straight ahead. >>> good morning. patchy low clouds and breezy windy conditions. it will be a partly sunny, partly cloudy day. 50s, 60s and low to mid-70s. the wind's not going anywhere. >>> take a look at this. this is what some people in chico are seeing. it's one of several billboards around town pushing for more officers on the streets. the police officer's association is paying for them. the messages include gangs are hiring, why aren't we? and too many criminals, toffy cops. like many other northern california cities chico is under a tight budget limiting the number of police officers they can have on the street. >>> time now 5:24. a new video sparks more all

some of that is expenditures. that accounts for the change over the coming fiscal year. >> finally, on the numbers, 283 climbs into a deficit over the fiscal year 2016. this sounds cumulative. 12, 13, 14, 15, each of these years without a fix for a solution, we expect 16 to have a deficit of 829 million, correct? absolutely correct. we are pointing out that the way that this chart is set up is different from how we do but joint report, which in the joint report we do everything with incremental change in general fund. this is total dollars rather than incremental change. supervisor chu: thank you. >> in the first category of solutions, capital, budget, and that spending. we have talked about apple -- we have talked about it here on various occasions for the last several years. the actual budget appropriations have been less than the amount projected in the capital plan. we have continued to assume the capital plan recommended level of spending in deficit projections, which inflates our deficit projections, even th

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otherwise, we are going to see some mostly dry conditions today and some passing clouds. over the weekend, this low is going to kick to the east. behind that, we are going to see winds blowing pretty good into saturday and sunday as things will whip around, around the bay area. with that in mind, today 70 in morgan hill and cupertino. 69 degrees in santa clara. and about 60 and breezy into [ laughter ] east bay numbers as high as 0 in brentwood and antioch, 67 in walnut creek, 63 in richmond and 62 degrees in alameda. in the north bay we'll keep you cool at the immediate coastline highs there mainly into the 50s but sunshine and a couple of clouds about 6 the degrees in the napa valley about 67 petaluma and 69 in santa rosa. as we look out toward the holiday weekend, yeah, doesn't look like a big dome of high pressure is building in but we are going to see some partly cloudy skies and things going to stay well below average for this time of year. still, we should kick up those winds towards saturday and sunday. a little less wind, warmer temperatures on monday, but as we

some of us are thinking trade. some of us are thinking other things. i would love to see him come back. obviously, that's probably not an option. >> reporter: wendy bryant and her two friends came to the game offering prayers for posey. >> i'm sure that he's pretty devastated today and frustrated, and we hope that there's a speedy recovery and this isn't something that's going to cause him too much pain. >> reporter: and the real question is can the team bounce back from this setback? today's game did not provide any hope of that. the marlins completed a sweep against the giants. the score was 1-0. live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> okay. i see you watching like this, like many people watching those highlights. >> it's so hard to watch. >> tim lincecum, brian wilson, they get a lot of the headlines because they're colorful personalities, but buster posey really the bedrock and the mainstay of this franchise. >> it's difficult. but he'll be back. >> he's young enough. >> yeah, he's a kid. >> his career will be fine. but it looks

and she made this film with some n.e.a. money, some help. and it was a modest film. it was a very loving film about some young african-american lesbians looking for this fictional movie star named watermelon woman, a black actress in the '30s. the scene was very tasteful. i mean, by hollywood standards, you wouldn't even bat an eye. and it was blown way out of proportion. some house of representatives-- oversight and investigation committee-- wanted, again, to hammer the n.e.a. and take all the amount of money we had given away from this filmmaker. to make a long story short, when it got to the house floor, the debate on it, shelia jackson-lee, a fine african-american congresswoman from texas, took the floor and said-- talked about diversity in our nation and the strength of diversity in our nation. and that was the end of the discussion. it was one thing to hammer away at the often disenfranchised group of african-american lesbians in the united states. it was quite another to take on a formidable african-american congresswoman. it does seem like some of those battl

you will notice some embedded yellow there. that is indicating some heavier rain. nothing like what we dealt with last week. we are not expecting this to spin up into any severe. the rain showers will start to taper off by later this morning. much cooler. 53 at reagan national. 50 in frederick. we have 40s off to the north and west. winchester, 47. hagerstown, 46. check out our high temperature today. it will be a cool one. early showers, partly sunny, cool and breezy. 60 your daytime high. much, much cooler than yesterday. more details on the forecast in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we start this morning with breaking news out of montgomery county where a home exploded just a few hours ago. this happened just before 3:00 this morning on ashley drive in garrett park. fire crews are on the scene. we know two people were hurt during this. trees are down at the house and there is a burning gas line there. it is unclear at this time exactly what caused the blast. >>> the white house is still considering whether to release photos of bin laden. there are

some will produce small hail and some heavy rain. in fact, we're looking at flood warnings in pennsylvania and fulton county, pennsylvania until 9:45. we'll come back and tell you when we think those storms will get here and what that means for your morning commute. >>> thank you. >>> the search is on for two men who robbed an armored car. >> matt has been following the story from the beginning and joins us live from southeast dc with the latest. matt. >> anita. for most of the day, this neighborhood has been and as you can see behind me from the police cars, continues to be the center of the man hunt, which has been going on for six hours. >> it all began around 11:00 this morning. police say that's when two men wrestled a gun away from the driver of an armored car in the parking lot of a 711. stole at least one bag of money and took off. but little did the suspects know, the bag wasn't just filled with cash. >> needs to be on the world's dumbest criminals. >> also inside, it was a tracking dries, which police used to follow at leas

of some of these companies. i do not doubt they might let at shifting around where they invest some of their funds and where they hope to have future production and some of that might move out of that united states if they felt the tax burden in the u.s. was unfavorable to them compared to other countries. the profitability of these companies is pretty well established and as long as the price of oil is anywhere near where it is today, they will define. >> everybody right now is thinking about gas prices. everybody who has a car, you have seen it when you go to the pump. with $4 a gallon gasoline, democrats are pushing this and acknowledges not going to do anything about gas prices. is there anything that might actually get through congress this year in this polarized environment that might yield some relief, whether on speculation or opening up areas for drilling or are you of the mind there is not a lot congress can do? >> you have to look at the short-term. you have to look at the long term next. it is not re

task would probably be required to identify some of the militants or some leading figures in a so-called box on gang were already identified as big the truth was believed to be involved in a number of terror attacks across the area now another thing among terrorists ascared jump who if it was believed to be involved in attacking tourists from moscow in the district in february twentieth love and then earlier in the week and now the special operation was carried out. and the leader of the public ramadan could be that of was personally in charge of this operation the militants that were killed were later identified ask close associates to russia's most wanted terrorist the mind of khan's in the neighboring dagestan a leader of the so-called actor guys there was also killed in a special operation this wave of terror raids was launched here after a number of high profile terror attacks in russia. and if you want to know the background of this story you can get it on our website all about russia's fight against terrorists and r.t. the point. of such operations will continue until we have elim

do have some -- some heavier amounts of rain over the santa cruz mountain.er showers as you move to santa rosa. we have plenty more to go sailing off the coastline. i have a lot of cold air that will move on through and move some nice, cold, speckled clouds which is a sign of instability. it could pop up some thunderstorms. temperatures right now 40s and 50s at this hour. we have some of the windiest spots towards san francisco. it looks like on and off throughout the night tonight and we'll see. the gusty winds and heavier amounts of rainfall and taper off. that is where we will play it. in the high country, if you are headed out there, prepare for winter conditions. above you are looking at maybe a foot of snow. winter storm warnings are there. chance of snow likely to continue right into tuesday. nothing to mess around with. we have a pretty good storm system and looks like more to come. this is your system as it drops to the south. that will likely. >> fighting right through the bay area. that will keep things going. the unstable air makes it way through

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some on the other hand some of the rules are very restrictive. you have to mirandize people. so when you make decisions about what system somebody is the going to be in, you make very profound decisions about the nature of the interrogation rules that are going to be permitted. so i think there's a lot to be said for starting with the question of what the detention rules are going to be and then over time as you figure out what the long-term volume of high-value detainees and how cooperative they are or are not, in whatever detention environment you put them in, that will give you data that is not data from 2002 and 2003. but data from 2012 rand 2013 about what kind of interrogation techniques that you do need that we don't have now if any. >> very good. >> talk about [inaudible] >> i thought you had the last time. you want to finish snup >> i do think it's important to, it's been referenced here, the question about criminal trials. i think in fact we a lot of what we learned about al qaeda that we didn't know we learned through the trials of the first world trade center bomb

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bush does deserve some credit and president obama deserves some credit.olitics as usually? no. this is a time for patriotism, not the party shisan ship. we are entering into a presidential campaign. i do think the memory the country is feel willing about that warm unity we had after 9/11, we have been seeing the side show dominating the debate. these are times for serious people. the president rose to that level. >> you talk about the side show. rush limbaugh came out with a line saying, thank god for rush limbaugh. if you take a look at his website, he meant, congratulations, mr. president, for continuing the bush anti-terror policy. you can see these talk show hosts and talking heads on the various cable networks and probably some including ours right here at cnn. you are going to hear that a lot. there is no way to stop it, is there? >> i think there i. the american people's appetite is running out. this is about something much bigger, a moment of presidential leadership. the president's position to not bomb the compound but go in with a strike force.

these are just some of the scenes from overnight. police looking for two suspects in connection with the shooting of a sheriff deputies. his name is major john waldenville. he was expected to go into surgery just about an hour ago. he's a 25-year vet. picking up extra work as a security guard when he was shot in the head. i talked with the oklahoma city sheriff about the evidence they have so far in this investigation. >> some of the event itself has been captured on video and we believe we're going to have at least enough to make a good identification of one of the suspects or at least one of the suspects. but we, we have men and women on the ground as we speak to make sure that we apprehend both of the suspects who were involved in this brutal shooting. >> major waldenville is in critical, but stable condition. we will keep you updated on that story throughout the day here. >>> also, a major drug bust in mexico. the big deal is not necessarily the drugs, though. the guy they happen to get. not that one. the one you'll see in the re

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i was told by your aid to hurry up, so i am glad you took some of my time. the sentence is the police department has a little over 2000 sworn officers. our budget is a little over $400 million with an increase this next fiscal year of about $31 million. over $400 million, about 87% of that entire budget is salaries, which leaves very little for equipment and expenses. we averaged between six and 8 officers a month that retire. we need to have about three 50- person academy class is a year to maintain the number of offices -- officers in the field. were as to give that $11 million back, that will cause some layoffs as far as officers are concerned. what my plan is in order to get back the $11 million is to go through the entire department, which i'm doing now, looking at the command structure, to see how we can sit salaries, look at every officer in an administrative position and said the hall of justice, and put a "work smarter, not harder" attitude to get as many officers back in the field, and i have ordered all my department heads to put at least 20% of e

in some petersburg she's available in hotels a story it. really could tell the truth in the sotto interesting hotel new golden tilson to. let you see if. you visit. one welcome to thanks for joining me now a stream has been a slaying the world's longest pipeline across the baltic eleven billion dollar construction majority owned by gas and start delivering gas from russia to germany in the autumn bypassing transit countries such as ukraine. stretching from. the garage still be in germany to the one thousand two hundred twenty four kilometer pipeline is the pump really needs is of siberian gas to the heart of europe majority owned by gas the project has received enthusiastic backing from germany in the past however analysts had to put the stability of such an ambitious and expensive project claiming that there would be insufficient demand in europe and fears russia would not be able to fill it however the nuclear crisis in japan has caused major european countries to rethink their energy policies thereby pushing russian gas to the fore once

now some of it a lot of death marked a turning point in relations between the u.s. and pakistan well that's according to washington's chief diplomat hillary clinton the secretary of state's been on a whistle stop visit to the country where she also stated that there is no evidence that pakistan's leadership knew the world's number one terrorist was living so close to the capital islamabad but artie's military contributor believes the antiterrorism efforts won't be effective as long as the u.s. exonerates the pakistani government. because the u.s. secretary of state the latest visit to pakistan was iranian sleep presenting it as a surprise visit what was really surprising it was the way the u.s. secretary of state somehow managed to parrot the pakistani official line regarding their role in providing the shelter for international terrorism. i quote referred to of the matter is that the international community has been able to kill more terrorists on pakistani soil than any other place in the world we could have done that without taking a stand in cooperation i'm not

some say they did not get the alerts at all. the university downplays the delay seemed that the shooting was isolated and the suspect is in custody. for more coverage, click the tab on our homepage at ktvu.com. >>> on to solano county were sheriffs deputies are searching for a gunman at a double homicide. it happened in unincorporated solano county near vallejo. they found a second man dead in the driveway a half block away peevey victims names have not been released. >>> the family of bryan stow say he may be moved from l.a. to san francisco next week. the family's website says he appears stable enough to be transported. the family says stow is showing more eye and mouth movements although he may be involuntary. >>> there is a new push in the hunt for a suspect. a southern california at company is paid to put up 300 billboards around -- is paying to put at 300 billboards around l.a. >>> the revitalization of a downtown street is not happening fast enough. business owners say drugs, prostitution and robberies are commonplace. >>

some bay area teachers plan to join in the fight. they're going to meet here at the san francisco unified school district office bright and early to board buses to sacramento. at least 300 members of the california teachers association plan to hold daily sit-ins at the capitol to protest deeper cuts to education and other service. >> there is no chance we can survive on the funding we're talking about. our children cannot survive on. this. >> right now in this school district, they had five days less of school this current year because of the funding problem, a state funding problem. if this happens, it could be as many as 20 days. could you imagine if we didn't start school until late in september? that's not fir to these kids. >> reporter: california is facing a $15 billion budget shortfall. that's after cuts were already made. now lawmakers and the governor have two choices. fill the gap with more spending cuts, or extend taxes set to expire july 1st. the california teachers wants jerry brown to approve the extension of higher sal

american officials have been saying that perhaps they ought to be some conversation with hamas at some point. >> well, there is some nuance in this. there's no nuance in the prime minister -- >> charlie: no, there wasn't. >> no. there's a little bit of nuance in the american side but only slight. the prime minister says, obviouy, that hamas isn organizati, terrorist organization that doesn't recognize israel's existence or right to exist there for how could they possibly negotiate with government or body with hamas in it. it doesn't make any sense. and it's a nonstarter. i think the american position on hamas is fairly clear, there is -- nuance comes in whether hamas will be part of a government but won't be part of a negotiating team. president abbas said he'll be in charge of negotiating, not tt he's shown excessive interest in negotiating in any case. but there is some sort of -- there's a little gymnastics going on toetry to sort of say that hamas can be in the government but not really in the government. it's really a nonstarter. >> there is no debate in israel about talking to ha

it is detailed in some respects. the question of what you know and how you know that it actually knows something that is really valuable is extraordinaryly important in deciding what interrogation tactics are and are not appropriate. i don't think you're describing a scenario that has -- that is very hard to respond to responsibly. >> my question is that the debate has been going on for the last 10 years why the u.s. cannot get osama bin laden. and now president obama got him. question is now this debate will go on why we got him. what i'm asking, do most people hiding in pakistan -- also osama bin laden within those walls which everybody knows now that pakistan kept him for nine or 10 years. should pakistan pay a price for this? finally, do -- mentioned only the -- from the pakistan and also the military people weren't living around that compound. somebody in pakistan knew in the military that osama bin laden lived there. we don't know that anybody else here knew or not. general musharraf, -- my question now where d

early cloud across the area and some clouds begin to comment here we are with some showers in the regionthe morning more numerous in the afternoon may include a copy of founder it big low pressure and this what energy shooting added it organizing is to step in. this thing is going to get bound up by a huge installment of high pressure. it opens up the gulf and waves of showers and thunderstorms will come in the area. the lens will become more suddenly everything this lattimore tuesday and wednesday. our dupo is " around 70 many gulf coast level warm and humid any point this season. by this time last year we had 16 '70s and this year we've only had three so far. running behind normal. with 63 to be high. a sprinkler showers in the morning. tomorrow this could turn cloudy in cooler. in mother's day should be placed on me aspic the early as really not that bad. some were temperatures next week later on. desperate for nighttime heartburn relief? for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. talk to your doctor about your risk for osteoporosis-related bone f

we'll have some sunshine and dry weather. more on that in a minute but first elizabeth has traffic. >> thank you. and we are going to go live out towards the peninsula. here's a live look at 101 past sfo. traffic fine in all directions. still slick on the roads. we have a couple of wind advisories, as well. so this wintry-like weather just won't go away and it is causing some impact for our morning drive. wind advisories in effect for the bay bridge and the benicia bridge. we have chain requirements for the sierra. more traffic coming up. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> this is the story we can't even stop talking about in the newsroom. we are learning more now about the mother of arnold schwarzenegger's child. and we now have a picture of her. >> anne makovec reports the mother didn't tell arnold about the baby right away. she joins us with mor. >> the age of the child, it's incredible. >>> reporter: several pieces of new information and that pictures you guys were mentioning. the boy was apparently a toddler before schw

some low 80s showing up inland but by tomorrow, we could easily see some 90s around the bay area. we'll have more about that in just a minute. right now let's check on those roads with elizabeth. >> all right. thank you, lawrence. we have actually just launched chopper 5 and they are live over 880 through fremont. check that out. look how light traffic is, everything fine this morning. we are problem-free across the bay area. overall doing well. coming up, we'll take a check of the bay bridge and the south bay in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> documented documents, >>> item seized are getting an examination by the government. >> joel brown reports on what we have learned about the top secret raid on osama bin laden. good morning. >> reporter: frank, sydnie, good morning to you. lawmakers are getting more details today on that dramatic raid on bin laden's compound. it has created a moment of unity in washington at least for now about what the president has called a good day for america. >>> reporter: members of congress treated president obama to a rare standing ovat

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of course, some identifications can only be made by dna, but some will be recognizable. every official that we met in joplin has been working incredibly hard and trying to do the right thing under very, very difficult circumstances. but some of the explanations for the delays and the red tape and the rules haven't made much sense to people searching for their loved ones and some people in joplin continue to be frustrated. tonight, the breaking news is that the local coroner tells cnn that starting tomorrow, some people under some circumstances will be allowed into the morgue to view remains. gary tuchman is in joplin tonight with the latest. gary, what are you hearing now? the state of missouri took charge of this missing personal's list today. what do we now know about people's access to go to the morgue? >> reporter: right now, as of this moment, they have no access to go to the morgue. that may change tomorrow. more on that in a second. you said it yourself, anderson, people are working very hard here. but what we've seen in this disaster is an unusual amount of a lac

officials were able to get from some of the information that was tak taken, some of the hard drives,er things that were left inside that compound where osama bin laden was staying. our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, is going to be a part of that briefing. we'll have her on and fredricka will be talking to her in the next hour as we continue on the "cnn newsroom." >>> missouri farmers have filed a class action lawsuit against the federal government saying the decision to breach a levee along the mississippi river to save one town hurt them in the process. earlier i spoke to our legal analyst, sunny hostin, about their case. but we also first talked about the bin laden raid. specifically, some are asking, was it legal for the u.s. to go into a sovereign country unannounced? >> under international law, in order for a country to do something like the united states did, they have to show that pakistan either was unwilling to intervene or incapable of intervening. and in support of that, there are reports that bin laden was living there from five to six years. and there was a milit

it's allowed under labor negotiations, but it did urk some republicans and some other people thinkinglook, we already have shortened school years because of budget cuts, and now these teachers are leaving their classroom to go play politics in sacramento. they say these are desperate times requiring desperate measures, so we need to be there. we need to be banging drums. we need to get arrested. we need to do all these things. a lot of the things happened before and after school, so some teachers, hundreds of teachers, were out, but not thousands and thousands. yeah, yeah, yeah. zoog you can certainly appreciate the passion, but how effective are these clearly choreographed protests? >> i don't know. like i said, i think that there is a sense of protest fatigue to a certain degree. it starts feeling that that's the same message. the union said, look, this is a week-long state of emergency. we are going to hammer it home. there isn't going to be a resident in this state that doesn't see a teacher or a child or a commercial and we think that that is going to make a difference. >> we did