. >> host: we're here at the l.a. times festival of books, and this is the book we're talking about with garrett graff, "the threat matrix." garrett graff is the kind of writer that you think, where do you get all that time? [laughter] in addition to two years in the making of this book with lots of research and details, you can tell from the footnotes and the index. he also is the editor of a well-read magazine in washington, the washingtonian. he teaches internet and social media courses at georgetown and is a regular political commentator. how do you fit that all in? >> guest: it's a lot of early mornings. l i wrote the book mostly sitting at a coffee shop between the hours of 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. >> host: what kind of access did you get from the fbisome. >> guest: i actually got remarkably good access, i think. i demonstrated over the course of two years of working on this that i was taking it seriously, that i was sort of thinking about this and trying to understand the work that they were doing. and i think, unfortu

the white house. damn. hey, born in l.a., don't steal nothing. [laughter] so i see president, i see president kennedy, he could have been a tight end for the university of arkansas. he came in with a great big smeal, and i didn't see monica lewinsky anywhere, but he had a smile on his face. [laughter] so, you know, i had to tell him, and this is the serious part. we're getting down to what hector asked me. i had to tell him in 1996, my president. i thought i was a -- [speaking spanish] i guess. but, you know, my president, we have the dubious distinction of leading the nation in high school dropouts, college dropouts and teen pregnancies. you know, if today, 2011, president obama would invite me to the white house, i would have to tell him exactly the same thing, the same litany, you know? and proof of that, okay, it's time. i've got to hang it up. but, you know, this book, another book by ortiz at ucla, they did a study by accident. in 1962 or 3 there was some money available to do a huge study in los angeles and san antonio interviewing mexican

"the l.a. mes" broke the story -- >> do you think your ability to break the story was related to the fact that the housekeeper, show told you, had voluntarily left employment after 25 years. others say she was fired. do you think her separation from the household was very much related to the fact that this has come out now? >> you know, that's hard to say. you know, in some ways the woman was -- i don't want to say peripheral to this, but, you know, by the time we knocked on her door, that was our first contact with her. so i don't know the time of when she left or why. again, people came forward and were forthcoming in a way they weren't previously. it's hard to ascribe motives to people. the information they gave us was solid. >> when you knocked on her door, was she nervous? kind of freaked out? >> you know, i can only give you a secondhand account because i was not the reporter who knocked on her door. but from the account of victoria kim whose name was on the story as well, she was the one

the "l.a. times" reports he fathered a secret child with a household staffer some 10 years ago. sharon chin reports. >> reporter: good morning. after he left the governor's office, schwarzenegger apparently admitted to his wife that he had fathered a love child before his run for office more than a decade ago. according to the "l.a. times," schwarzenegger told his wife maria shriver that it was with a loaning time member of their household staff -- a loaning time member of their household staff who worked for the couple for 20 years and voluntarily retired in january. she received a severance payment and said she left on good terms with the couple. an unnamed source says the former governor had been supporting the child financially from the start. schwarzenegger said in a written statement to the "l.a. times," i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. there are no excuses. i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. i have apologize

the l.a. times that he fathered the child more than a conveyed ago before he ran for office for the first time. he told shriver about the affair after he left the governor's office and she moved out of the mansion. schwarzenegger and shriver announced the separation last week and there was no mention of a love child. as for the other woman, she told the l.a. times she retired in january but left on good terms with the family. she left voluntarily and was given severance pay. paper did not reveal her identity. he has apologized to shriver and the children. a spokesperson for shriver says thank you for all the kindness and support. she sent out a tweed today. >> right now, police in san jose are on the hunt for a suspect that shot into a home overnight. police saw three bullet homes at the intersection of east taylor early this morning. investigators say they haven't found anyone with injuries. the oakland city council is expected to decide today if the city attorney or police department should b

according to the l.a. times, schwarzenegger told his wife, maria that he had fathered the child more than a decade before with a long-time member of their household staff. the staff member retired in january and received severance and left on good terms. an unnamed source says the former governor had been supporting the child financially from the start. schwarzenegger said in a written statement to the times, i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. there are no excuses and i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. i have apologized to maria, my children and my family. i am truly sorry. >> reporter: last week they announced they separated after 25 years of marriage and shriver moved out of their brentwood mansion earlier this year. >> i'd like to hear from other people who are in transition. how did you find your transition, personal, professional, emotional, spiritual, financial, how did you get through it? >> the former governor has sugges

and we will identify you and we will bring you in. >> reporter: the l.a. times source says three witnesses identified ramirez in a police lineup. he was tailed until 7 a.m. today when police moved in. >> and in the wake of this horrific tragedy, the dodger and giants organizations and the police department worked closely together it find this individual. to ramp up security. and to ensure the safety of all of our fans. >> reporter: as many as 20 l.a. detectives worked 6000 hours to develop 363 leads before the parole agent got onto one of his own paroleees. >>> for now bryan's family can savor a sense of justice. tonight among those feeling relief and gratitude, his mom. every single day since the attack she has been her son's bedside first at the l.a. hospital and now at s.f. general. that's where linda yee continues our coverage with ann stow's reaction. >> reporter: ann, bryan stow remains in critical condition tonight but fans, friends and family are happy that there was an arrest. >> reporter: bryan stow's mother ann couldn't hold back her joy at heari

when "the l.a. times" began asking questions, the mother said that another man, her husband at the time, was the father. she also said she was leaving her long-time job with the family because "i wanted to achieve my 20 years and i asked to retire." the staffer's cover story about the father fell awart when schwarzenegger paternity. the woman has had no further comment. allegations of affairs occasionally surfaced throughout his eight years in office, but none seem to threaten his marriage with maria shriver. schwarzenegger told his wife about the child after leaving office in january and since then they have effectively lived separate lives, according to "the l.a. times." he's been trying to revive his film career. interested in making sequeling to "the terminator" and he's globe trotted to benghazi with james cameron, to france, and to washington to participate in the conference on immigration with president obama. trips he took all reportedly without his wife. three weeks ago, the couple marked a

the l.a. times is reporting that the child is that he fathered more than ten years ago before his run to office. the child's mother worked at the home for years and retired in january. shriver moved out of the mansion earlier this year after he told her the news. the couple has been married for 25 years. his behavior became an issue in his campaign for governor when when more than a dozen women complained he had groped them over the years. he apologized. shriver defended him even going on oprah to speak out on his behalf. it appears this latest development is too much for her to handle. they did contact the woman who he fathered the child with and they are not releasing her name. she left the family after 20 years on good terms. a spokesperson for shriver said she had no comment. >>> this morning's wet weather is causing further fear foz are one san pablo neighborhood. homes are being threatened by a sliding hillside and the city is threatening to wruar their emergency declaration. terry mcswee

according to the l.a. times, governor brown may announce he'll postpone requests for higher income tax rates until next year but he is asked to ask for an extension of the sales tax to avoid further cuts to public safety. set to expire at the end of next month. >> a group of concerned neighbors trying to prevent crews to cut down a 300 year oak tree in menlo park today. they want to bring down the 100 foot tall tree to make room for a new pipeline to transfer water from hetch-hetchy reservoir. they say they are not considering alternatives to destroying the tree. >> our position is there a viable options. some include digging under it. another option is having a piece of pipe above ground for that section only. >> digging underneath the tree will destabilize it. >> a zero tolerance policy for alcohol tamed the crowd at bay to breakers race. police still made several arrests. they found hidden containers of alcohol along the race course. there was one serious accident. a man fell 30 feet while watching the r

the midwest. i'm ann notarangelo. good evening. tonight l.a. police have identified the man they say brutally beat bryan stow more than seven weeks ago. the arrest came on an early morning raid on a hollywood apartment. >> reporter: a parole agent's punch, eyewitnesses led to the suspect in the beating of bryan stow. two locations with search warrants and weapons drawn. no arrests at a home but at a second stop he surrendered without a shot fired. he is being held on $1 million bond for a brutal beating of giants fan bryan stow. he was booked for assault with a deadly weapon. l.a. times reporting it was not his first brush with the law. the chief got the word from his chief of operations this morning. >> and he said the words i have been waiting for for seven weeks. he said that we have a suspect in custody. >> he was kicked unconscious in the parking lot of dodgers stadium. a reward eventually reached $250,000 and helped generate hundreds of tips that went nowhere. finally police acted on information developed from a tip from a parole agent. >>

well, not celebrity chef gordon ramsey, who tossed out the opener for the l.a. dodgers monday night. he apparently immediately left the stadium for the nba's laker playoff game, taking up a front row seat with pal david beckham, who celebrated his 36th birthday. i probably would have done that, too, along with other courtside friends like will ferrell, eddie murphy and jack nicholson. >> these are the decisions celebrities must make. >> he at least could have kept the dodger's cap on. >> oh well. this comes to us from wvla pbc 33 in baton rouge, louisiana. a group of scouts received a homecoming celebration some feared would never happen. a two-day search and rescue mission netted the results everyone was hoping for when six scouts and two troop leaders returned to their families. anxiety spread when the troops didn't return from a three-day camping trip. but one scout reassured everyone they survived by living the boy scout motto, be prepared. be prepared. lesson learned. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on you

that is the best news. >> the suspect is l.a. transported to the bay area sometime in the next several days. authorities say additional charges will likely be added. >> our team coverage continues with what the baby's family had to say. >> i will not lie, it was my mom. she came to my house, took my baby girl. she is not mentally there. i don't know. we're trying to figure why she's there. i don't think she would harm her. i just think she took a very big mental wrong turn. i hope she gets help. i need to say, she is my mom, but she broke the law. she took the baby from the home. we were accused, we were put on, it was hard. you don't still my baby, i don't care for my wife, a friend, my mom. this is my child. you'll get prosecuted. >> the baby's father says his mother was able to get into the realm without them knowing because she had the alarm croats and combinations would she was staying with them over a mother's day. the small baby is set to return this evening. reggie kumar is live. >> this is the home where the four month o

they are trying to get them out as much as possible and plastering them all over the l.a. area. police will hold a press conference tomorrow to update the investigation. the father of two will be treated by the head of neurosurgery at san francisco general. his family says the move is actually bittersweet, they are excited to get back to the bay area but they will miss their friends and doctors at the hospital they've been at in l.a. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news". >> eric: governor brown is set to unveil his revised budget today with new projections for the coming fiscal year. the state faces a 15 bye budget deficit but revenue for the state at the end of april was more than $2 billion above forecasts. according to the los angeles times, governor brown may postpone asking for higher income tax rates until next year but he would still ask for an extension of the sales tax and vehicle registration fee increases to avoid further cuts in education and public safety. >> kristen: a group of concerned neighbors tried to prevent crews from cutting down a 300-year-ol

there are reports out that are saying that, you know, "the l.a. ion that broke the story several days ago. now they're saying maria shriver is the one who leaked that story to "the l.a. times." >> you go, girl. >> she was hysterical when she found out. she wanted to call a news conference. but was persuaded to leak the story to the "l.a. times." according to this report. so we'll see if that is truth or not. and then of course there also has been a dna test which does confirm the love child is indeed reported by tmz is arnold's child there. so that has been confirmed, genetic proof in all of that. to me the most interesting little tidbit too, another report is now saying that maria shriver has hired a private investigator to investigate whether or not there are other love children out there. >> can you imagine? >> rumors running rampant. >> if there are more. sort of like the tiger woods thing. you hear about the first one. it's horrifying. >> the domino effect. >> she has been betrayed in that fashion, somebody right under your nose in your own ho

the requirement was challenged by the l.a. apartment association in 2009 -- rather, it was challenged before then, but the case came to the appellate court in 2009, and the appellate court clarified that in fact, this exception is enforceable and that a city like los angeles or san francisco under the ellis act may require new replacement units and may allow them to be subject to rent control as long as they comply with this exception. based on that very positive case law, we have expressly inc. that exception into the agreement. that section is simply restating what is the law of the land. it is arguably not necessary, but we thought it was important to clarify that in fact, this additional exception, to the exceptions were already operating under, is in fact available to the parkmerced development agreement, and we believe it strengthens the agreement even further. i will leave it at that, and of course, if you have questions, as i mentioned, the city attorney is available to answer questions. supervisor mar: thank you. there

. >>> also tonight, the top investigator in the l.a. pd says there is no doubt in his mind. he has got the right suspect in the brutal belting of san francisco giants fan brian stow. but joe vasquez reports the suspects' young daughter is now coming to his defense. >> reporter: los angeles police chief charlie beck says he can't be specific but was "satisfied" with the results of the police lineup. >> i can say that it went well and according to the standards. it added to our group of evidence and we'll present the results to the district attorney. >> but geovanni ramirez described by police as the primary aggressor still has not been charged. he is still in jail on an unrelated matter, a parole violation, according to police who say they are still collecting evidence. last evening witnesses who were at the dodgers game opening day march 31st and saw stow get attacked after the game went to the l.a. county jail where ramirez was lined up next to other men. witnesses were asked to identify a suspect. the results have not been made public. his attorney maintains he is innocent

the "l.a. times" reports maria shriver, member of the kennedy family, longtime nbc family member, and her husband, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger, have split. >> put out a statement saying they weren't going to give any interviews, family and friends were not going to give interviews. >> couple had been married for 25 years before they announced on monday they were separating. everyone is now asking -- what happened here? >> schwarzenegger's spoke in public about his marriage last night for the first time since he and wife maria shriver separated. he told a an aude glens los angeles that had hope they can reconcile. how much of this is exactly the med media's business? joining us in san francisco, deborah saunders. columnist for "the san francisco chronicle." in washington, sally quinn, co-founder of "the washington post" on face blog. michelle, washington correspondent for "newsweek" and "the daily beast." "the good wife 2012." sally quinn. she leaves, marries another guy, com

. >> the l.a. police department is not celebrating just yet. >> this is a case that needs more work. we have some significant pieces to add that lead me to believe that we do indeed have the right individual. >> this is a sketch of that individual, officials are not releasing has a live shot. police arrested the 31 year-old early sunday morning they say he was the main aggressor. he had other trouble with belloc, ramirez was convicted of attempted robbery in '98, robbery 99, far no weapon in public in 2005. for his role, he has been booked on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, his foot or feet are the deadly weapon. he was already unconscious. lying on the ground when he was kicked in the head. according to lapd detective he's also an anchorinin a gang.s parole officer noticed a suspicion and new tattoos on his left to hide all tattoos. police search for the other men who they say attacked france go as well as the woman who drove the getaway car. >> the arrest was welcome news at american med

according to the "l.a. with a house hold employee. >>> queen of england makes a first visit to the british monarch and it follows a bomb threat. >>> and the miami connection to suspected terrorism, two muslim clerics have been indicted on charges they provided financial aid and other support to the taliban in pakistan. >>> we're expecting them to return the damaged tail section of the secret military helicopter that went down in the osama bin laden raid. it's the subject of a senate foreign relations committee happening right now as you can see. here is what senator john kerry said just moments ago. >> the pakistani leadership and people initially reacted by praising our actions in abbottabad. the subsequent discourse unfortunately became quite sharp and quite critical because of the issue of sovereignty and the questions surrounding the raid itself. >> kerry is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee and he just got back from pakistan and that's where we find our stan grant actually in pakis

brian's mom said she was shaking when she got the phone call this morning from the l.a. lapd. they've told her not to talk to the media. >> believe me, i'm going to hold up his hand, and we're going to be doing high fives. >> that's the voice of brian stow's mother who spoke with -- minutes after police called her with the news. she said she's always known there was an arrest. >> it was the way they presented themselves. they were so compassionate with our family and reached out to us and made a promise that they were not going to rest until they got these guys. so that's why i put it out of my mind. i didn't think about it. i knew it was going to be taken care of. obviously they did what they promised. >> outside of the hospital, reaction from brian's friend, a fellow emt. >> it means justice is going to be served. >> brian is still in critical condition. he's been opening his eyes and doctors have been able to take him off of one of five seizure medications, but there's still a long unclear road ahead. >> everything we've done so far has been positive. we've had a very good r

the bay area. how about in l.a.? the police chief seemed emotional during the press conference? is there a weight that's been lifted off the city? >> reporter: brian stow may have been from the bay area, but the folks here in l.a., the citizens, dodger fans, are equally concerned and care about what's happening to brian stow. chief beck got up and he did choke up. maybe he was choking up because of emotion or maybe something was stuck in his throat, but i'm certain he's deeply satisfied with how far they've come in this investigation. he said that he had 20 detectives working full time trying to find these suspects. they spent 6,000 hours in this investigation. so far 630 leads developed. a lot of people here in l.a. are happy about this arrest and, of course, are concerned with the future of brian stow as well. >> it was good news here. rachel kim, thank thank you. well, news of the arrest was buzzing today where the giants and as were wrapping up a three- game series. we continue coverage with relief from the fans and the front office. >> reporter: a cheer for a giants play an

website says the former governor fired mildred baena four weeks ago to save his crumbling marriage but the "l.a. times" says the 50-year-old retired earlier this year after working for the family for 20 years. tmz and radar online say baena is the mother of schwarzenegger's 14-year-old son. the boy born out of wedlock was a secret to maria shriver until earlier this year. the "new york times" says shriver was pregnant with her son christopher at the same time baena was pregnant with the 14-year-old. shriver was a surprised guest at oprah winfrey's farewell show in chicago last night. shriver praised the talk show host for always giving her love, support, wisdom and most of all, the truth. shriver had reportedly dined the night before just as news was breaking about her husband's affair. back here live now, the office will soon come in handy. the former governor is set to star in a new role. shooting begins on august 24th and he is set to play a horse breeder. live in santa monica, kirk hawkins, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> in other news, oakland getting the green light to keep paying for gang injun

the lawsuit filed today in l.a. superior court alleges cutbacks in security and outdated facilities at dodger stadium contributed to that attack. bryan stow's family say the dodgers should have provided more security, especially for opening day. stow was beaten in the parking lot and then flown to san francisco general hospital last week after more than a month of treatment in los angeles. l.a. police just made an arrest in the case over the weekend. 31-year-old giovanni ramirez is being held on $1 million bail. >>> happening right now, another deadly tornado strikes. we're tracking the storm from close up. this is video from our oklahoma city station where at least one tornado touched down this afternoon, killing two people. trees and power lines as you can see, no match for the strong winds. that storm system is now on its way toward joplin, missouri, that's where cleanup from sunday's storm has just started. nbc's jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: emergency teams continue to sift through miles of debris. >> we

hopefully they'll catch everybody who was involved in this senseless act. >> reporter: the l.a. police had promised an immediate crackdown. heavier security at dodgers stadium and an all-out hunt for those involved in the beating. based on eyewitness descriptions, the police sketches of the suspects went up on 300 billboards all over los angeles. all of that led to the police bust today. now, many baseball fans are hoping that will send a strong message to stadium hooligans. >> it is america's favorite pastime. that stuff doesn't need to happen. >> reporter: the fans, major league baseball and the police all agree. the violence has to end. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this sunday evening, news about the suspect in the arizona shooting rampage that wounded congresswoman gabby giffords. is it possible he won't stand trial? >>> and after a quarter century on the air, oprah is about to sign off. and a lot of people are finding it hard to say good-bye. >>> at a federal court in tucson, arizona, a hearing is scheduled on wednesday for ja

but "the l.a. times" report that the cops got a tip from a parole agent. the agent allegedly turned in this guy. how that came to fruition, we don't know. but this is the kind of case that is big for any community. and it was especially big for los angeles. here you have this guy basically regarded as a hero, a paramedic, a guy with two young children seen here as an every day hero in the san francisco bay area. and just savagely beaten for no other reason than wearing a giants jersey. this is one of the top priorities within the los angeles police department. there were countless billboards all throughout los angeles showing the composite sketches that have been on local news basically every day since march 31st. so police desperately wanted to solve this case and were waiting more details, but obviously what we are hearing is very promising, don. >> dan simon, thank you very much. reporting to us there from san francisco. we have a reporter at dodger stadium as well. we'll join that reporter in a little bit. dan said this was big news in san francisco. a

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but now the l.a. times is reporting schwarzenegger fathered a child more than a decade ago with a woman who worked for his family for more than 20 years. now that woman nor the child has been identified. she finally retired earlier this year. arnold says he told his wife about the child after leaving his governor's office this year. maria shriver has declined to comment about all. this morning fans of schwarzenegger and one woman from eastern europe told us she's still behind him. >> i think he's a very good man. >> reporter: you still think so? >> yes. i like him. i don't know that's my decision but that's the story and. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: of course schwarzenegger and maria shriver have four children. in a statement just released by schwarzenegger he said "there are no excuses. i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. i have apologized to maria, my children and my family ." now he has repeatedly supported this child financially over all of these years. that household staff me

the bay area. stow remains in a coma after being severely beaten in l.a. following the l.a. opener between the giants and dodgers in march. 300 billboards with this ad will start going up in l.a. urging anyone who recognizes these two men who beat stow to call police. the family says depending on the results of a brain scan, he will be transferred by the end of next week. >> a toddler is about to celebrate her first boyfriend birthday thanks to doctors. >> two doctors recommended terminating the pregnancy but they heard about a doctor that specializes in pediatric heart surgery. they performed a lifesaving procedure when kennedy was born. >> everybody is amazed how well she is doing. she is definitely showing she is a fighter and she can handle it. >> kennedy still needs more surgery and years of remembering checkups to ensure that her heart is functioning normally. >> he is a cute i at this. no doubt about it. >> and watching the giants game weather 12:45. >> and it's on the road. >> torture last night. >> i was asleep. what happened. >> it was down to the wire. >> get your

it was great news. >> the l.a. times report says he may have added a fresh neck tattoo to try to conceal his identity. they are looking for a second suspect and the woman who drove the get away car as well. news of the arrest spread throughout the bay area and at&t park. lisa reports people in the bleachers and the dugout are all pulling for stow. >> reporter: as he lies unconscious in the hospital, the man suspected of putting him there is finally arrested. >> what happened on opening night, it's been a cloud over the organization. >> reporter: from the giant's team president to the fan who is never met the father of two, relief. >> that is awesome. i mean, it's horrible what happened to him. >> i think it's incredible. to be able to find somebody and serve justice -- >> reporter: outside tooe toat& park, it's hard to find anyone who doesn't know stow. >> i'm glad they waugt hcaught him. you don't expect that. >> every time we go to l.a., you think twice about walking around. >> family members got a call from l.a.p

the "l.a. s" first reported the news, saying the mother of the child is a household staffer, and schwarzenegger has provided support for the child since birth. the newspaper says it's not publishing the former staffer's name to protect her privacy. but the staffer recently retired on good terms with the couple after working with them for 20 years. moments ago, maria shriver released this statement. this is a painful and heartbreaking time. as a mother, my concern is for the children. i ask for compassion, respect and privacy as my children and i try to rebuild our lives and heal. i will have no further comment. >>> tmz harvey levin joins he in now. and harvey, you knew about this child five days ago, apparently, but you didn't report it. i'm curious as to why. >> well, his people were just, you know, impervious on this, and just -- not true, not true, not true. and some of them absolutely knew. there's absolutely no doubt. this is one of those things where i felt it was important to get some kin

the expert tells "the wall street journal" that san francisco, l.a. and san diego saw prices go up last year when first-time buyers were getting federal tax credits. but when the tax credits expired, those buyers went away. now agents say the biggest buyers are investors because they have the cash and can beat out traditional buyers who need more time to get approved for loans. >>> kidnapping victim jaycee dugard is about to have her memoirs published and tell her story. dugard wrote" a stolen life" which tells the story of her life at the hands of phillip and nancy garrido. both have plead guilty to kidnapping and holding dugard for 18 years. she opens up about what she experienced, including having two children with phillip garrido. a stolen life will be released in july. >>> if you're walking in memphis today, you'll need waders. the river is cresting close to an all-time high there, 48 feet. storms continue to pummel the south where people still haven't recovered from the devastating tornadoes in the last couple weeks. we bring in jeff ranieri who

but the l.a. times said that schwarzenegger admitted to the affair she declined to comment. >> you have children 13 through 21 and they are getting blind sided by thing. >> maria shriver released a statement. this a painful and heart breaking time. my concern is for the children. i ask for passion and privacy as my children and i try to rebuild our lives and heal. >> the taking a look outside the rain has been falling all day and it's not over yet. >> it's caused delays all morning at san francisco international airport. airport officials arriving flights are delayed an average of more than two hours. >> tracking the storm on live doppler. >> we'll start with 24-hour rain totals, three-quarters of an inch up in santa rosa to .03 in san jose. right along the coast mill valley, half an inch, third an inch in san francisco. to tenth to 2/10s around coord. here is a look at live doppler. best radar returns over in the east bay hills and into the valleys especially right down 680 all the way to dublin.

. >>> the family of bryan stow sued the l.a. dodgers for the lack of security and proper lighting and that it provided a perfect opportunity for crime. the family's attorney says he is seeking as much as $30 million from the dodgers. >> they got rid of the head of security and two thirds of the security people. what happens then if you have no security? people can do anything they please and you have things like this happen. >> the man described as a primary aggressor, giovanni ramirez, was arrested sunday. >>> the owner of the staples center in los angeles also faces a file suit over the death of a 2-year-old boy. a 2-year-old boy fell from the luxury suite at a lakers game. >>> researchers say they plan to comb the area near the golden gate bridge for signs of a missing teenager. allison bayless was last seen at san ramon high school. her bicycle was found in a lots near the bridge. the coast guard searched the water while san francisco police scoured the shore. >>> as consumer editor tom vacar explains, cameras can be used to

while the "l.a. mes" does not identify the woman or the child, the paper said she retired on good terms in january after working for the couple for 20 years. a source tells the time that the governor has provided support for the child since birth. stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >>> elsewhere, the head of the international monetary fund is now under intense pressure to resign as he faces sexual assault charges. dominique strauss-kahn is, quote, obviously not in a position to run the imf it was strauss-kahn is jailed at new york's riker island where he has been put on suicide watch. he's accused of trying to rape a hotel maid. strauss-kahn's lawyer says he's innocent. we're learning new details about the accuser. she's a widow from the west african nation of guinea, has been a housemaid for years and has been described by her lawyer as hard working. >>> he says her world has been turned upside town and she feels alone. >>> on capitol hill last night, senate lawmakers watched a bill aimed at l

in sports, the defending champ, the l.a. lakers are not only out, but yesterday provided an ugly ending to the career of one of the nb a's greatest coaches ever. here's mario solis with a look at all of your sports headlines. >>> hi there, good morning. we're here in dallas where phil jackson, the most decorated coach in nba history led his last game. jackson was hoping to end the career on top, but instead of chasing the mavericks, they put on a shooting clinic from beyond the arc. tied a record with 23 three pointers in the game. dallas led at the half. the game was virtually over. the defending champions unravel. lamar odom throws a shoulder to dirk nowitzki. he was rejected. andrew bynum was an uncalled for cheap shot on j.j. barea. he was tossed. the mavericks complete the sweep, blowing out the lakers. it was expected to be phil jackson's final game as the head coach. >>> jackson's former team, the chicago bulls fell short yesterday. the hawks pull forward late in the fourth. the two connecting for a pair of buckets dow

. >>> the l.a. police chief displayed a dodgers jersey that they believe a woman who drove the attackers was wearing that night with a number 16 on the back. they will be at the stadium over the next duties to talk to any witnesses. so far they have investigated 500 leads. >> we are going to make and break on a lead. when you give us leads with names and they match the composites, maybe you overheard them talking. >> the reward for information has doubled to $200,000 pre- tonight bryan stow is being cared for at san francisco general hospital. >>> one of the defendants in the chauncey bailey murder trial took the stand. mackey said he wanted to tell his side of the story and also suggested a reason why confessed killer devaughndre broussard would implicate him. both men were involved with the same woman. closing arguments are expected tomorrow. >>> we are back on storm watch two nights. we'll show you what it looks like today in oakland. it was enough to dampen streets, and make the daily commute mor

area. >> the london "daily mail" reported the duke and duchess of cambridge may visit the bay area after they stop in l.auly. so far though nothing has been finalized. but there's talk of the royal mister and misses going to yosemite and touring the redwoods before stopping in san francisco. >>> third time's the charm. >> i hope not. but if you want to mark your calendars here you go. the doomsday preacher who said the world would end on saturday, there he is. how does october 21 sound? >> let me put it on my calendar. >> camping says god decide hot is saved already and now we have to wait. >> now we can party like rock stars until october 21. >> we are all going to vegas and relax and enjoy our lives because it's all over in october. >>> that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon. >> have a good day. see you tomorrow morning at 4:30 and back here at noon. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

. >> reporter: the ntsb does not offer a -- the former egypt air pilot tells the l.a. sh was more revenge than suicideful. >>> when we come back on a second look. they took on the 911 hijackers and likely stopped the airliner from hitting the capital. the flight recordings from flight 973, next. from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's another one. [ ding ] >>> on september 11, 2001 the passengers of flight 93 bound for san francisco battled and overcame the terrorists who would hijack their flight. the plane went down in shanksville pennsylvania. it wasn't until april of 2006 that the public finally heard the cockpit voice recordings from that flight. >> reporter: may day, may day, get out of here. get out of here, jurors in the trial heard those words today from the pilot of flight 93. then a recording picked up by air traffic controllers believed to be the voice of a hijacker claiming to be the pilot. sounds of chaos, s

the couple's marriage has come under scrutiny before especially in 2003 when the l.a. times reported on schwarzenegger's history of allegedly groping woman. the first lady spoke about moving into the next phase of her life but there was no indication of a split at that time. >> there is a transition, people ask, what are are you going to do next. or are you going to take a break. it's so stressful not to know what you are doing next. >> she apparently moved out of the mansion several weeks ago. >>> mountain diablo is considering laying off 180 teachers because of looming deficits. they report school officials approved $40 million to cover an anticipated short fall in june caused by state funding shortfalls. they are expected to approve $9 million to improve several schools. >> dozens of teachers face charges after staging protests inside the state capitol. the teachers were taking part in a mass rally in sacramento yesterday. they arrested about 65 people after they refused orders to leave the capitol building. they want the governor to push republicans into agreeing ex