schwarzenegger! >> come on. "l.a. times" reports he fathered a secret child with a household staffer some 10 years ago. sharon chin on how he broke the news to his wife joins us live in san francisco. sharon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after left the governor's office, arnold schwarzenegger apparently admitted to his wife that he had fathered this love child and it was before his first run for office. 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 suggested that they were working toward reconciliation. but shriver's friends say that she had been unhappy for years. she was waiting until after her parents died and schwarzenegger left the governor's office to leave. a spokesman for shriver had no comment. >> certainly have to feel for maria, who is in a tough situation there. >> reporter: and the family and the children. >> and the child that is caught in the middle of all this. you know? you can imagine the l.a. paparazzi that's out looking for this woman and that young child who is what, 10 years old

now. so very tough. sharon chin live in san francisco, thank you. well, this morning a race for the gop presidential nomination is down one contender. donald trump is choosing tv over dc. >> i will not be running for president as much as i'd like to. >> simple as that. he made the announcement at a meeting of ad execs learning about the fall line-up. the network had been pressing him to decide about his political future fearing the loss of millions in ad revenue if he were to leave his show, the celebrity apprentice. closing arguments expected to begin today in the murder trial of two men connected with "your black muslim bakery" in oakland. yusef bey iv and antoine mackay are each charged with three counts of murder. they were involved in the killings of journalist chauncey bailey and two other men in

2007 according to the charges. protecting kids from exploitation the focus this week as 1,000 law enforcement experts gather in downtown san jose. kiet do joins us from the mcenery convention to explain even the u.s. attorney general will attend. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's no wonder that this conference is being held in san jose. i lot of the technology that on -- a lot of the technology that is being used has been developed in the silicon valley b-1,000 law enforcement agents will be coming to the san jose convention later on today fortunate strategy conference on come -- for the national strategy conference on combatting child exploitation. there's been an explosion of child porn on the internet feeding the exploitation from children everything from the cyberbullying to the sex trade. attorney general holder is expected to be here on thursday because it's one of the justice department's fastest growing areas of prosecution. according to the "san jose

mercury news," back in 1995 there were 30 cases nationwide. 10 years later in 2005 there were 2,000 cases. last year 29 cases were filed in federal court in the bay area alone. this weekend's conference sun precedented. look at some of the seminars. craigslist undercover operations, facebook child safety, beyond google hack, ios seizure and analysis, linux and browser and gps interrogation. this is only available to law enforcement agents and the u.s. attorney general will speak on thursday. >> thank you, kiet do in san jose. if you were planning to go over the bay bridge memorial day weekend, expect some delays. eastbound drivers will have to take a detour near the toll plaza in oakland. it will speed up construction of the oakland touchdown allowing it to be completed ahead of schedule. a few hours, bridge officials plan to provide details of the detour and we'll have an update

on cbssf.com so go to our website and check it out. let's check traffic and weather before you head out the door. i got my umbrella, boots, winter coat in the car. i'm ready to go. >> you are perfectly prepared. it's feeling very winter like out there, chilly conditions, sprinkles out there this morning, satellite showing us that rain that came in overnight and we are seeing remaining sprinkles this morning and this moisture that's going to bring us more rain later on this afternoon and keeping temperatures cool today instead of yesterday, haven't warmed up a whole lot and temperatures outside right now aren't -- we are not going to creep up much this afternoon from where we are sitting. 50 in napa, fairfield, livermore, 51 san francisco and oakland 52 for san jose and 50 in santa rosa. not much of a change in high, only 61 for napa and fairfield, san francisco 58, 62 livermore and san jose. over the next several days, we are not going to warm up a lot. it won't be until thursday that

we actually really start to see more seasonable weather. showers this evening, lingering showers in the morning on wednesday, then drying out in the afternoon. warm up for thursday, clouds are back into the forecast on friday and a slight chance of rain for this weekend but by the beginning of next workweek, looking good. going to see mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the warmest spots in the low 70s. elizabeth has traffic. thank you. thursday looks good. let's go to the roads and orinda. we have this one problem now westbound 24 right around fish ranch before you get to the caldecott tunnel. it's actually a three-car wreck. the left lane still blocked. chp out there not causing much of a delay but you will see some spectator slowing minor slowing just once you get past the accident scene. then things improvement select out there also windy in spots. we have a couple of wind advisories in effect including one for the benicia bridge, san mateo bridge, and the bay

bridge this morning. great day to use mass transit because bart is running 28 trains all on time. ace train number one got a great start. bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain all on schedule. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. a virtual lockdown in ireland. >> a bomb plot averted just hours before the queen's visit. plus... >> he is such a huge san francisco giants fan that it's just this is where needs to be right now. >> san francisco's top doctors begin treating bryan stow. long-term plans for the giants fan's recovery and what l.a. police are doing this morning. >> it's money that may have prevented the san bruno blast. what happened to millions of dollars for pipeline repairs instead. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

there is more unseeablably cool and wet weather today more showers later on, already seeing sprinkles and temperatures making only to the low 60s. we'll have the full forecast coming up. thank you. 5:10. today doctors at san francisco general hospital expect to have a better idea of bryan stow's condition nearly seven weeks after he was attacked outside dodger stadium. last night more than 100 bowlers gathered for a benefit in stow's hometown of santa cruz. this morning, l.a. police will talk about putting up some 300 billboards to try to catch bryan stow's attackers. stow was transferred to san francisco general yesterday after being flown from l.a. his colleagues from american medical response took him from the airport to the hospital. he is now closer to his family in santa clara county.

san francisco general has a national reputation for its expertise in treating brain injuries. >> basically, at least imaging for to us review. there is a very large pile of medical records which we will leave no stone unturned. >> we don't know how long he will be in the icu at sf general but at some point he will be transferred to a long- term care facility for his rehab. >> stow has made some progress but he remains unconscious and in critical condition. oakland city council members holding a key vote tonight on money for gang injunctions. a move against 40 defendants in the fruitvale district is awaiting a judge's decision. a separate injunction which is like a restraining order to restrict the criminal organization's ability to plan or commit more crimes is already in place against 15 others in north oakland. now the city council will take a stand by voting on whether the city attorney or the police department can spend any more money on enforcing the two

injunctions. critics say the injunctions hurt relation between police and the community. pg&e holding back on spending money to replace aging pipelines. that is according to congresswoman jackie speier. she has released data showing the utility underspent by $183 million between 1987 and 1999. the state puc approved the plan to collect money from customers but now they don't know where the money went that could have been used to replace the pipeline that blew up in san bruno. >> 5:12. how the governor's proposed tax hikes will affect your wallet at home. >> plus, a terrifying tram ride for tourists on alcatraz. the freak accident that sent two people to the hospital. and we have wind, we have rain, not a good recipe for the start of our tuesday morning commute. we'll tell you where it is starting to get slow after the break. ,,

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"l.a. times" he recently admitted to his wife that he fathered a child out of wedlock with a household staffer about 10 years ago. about 1,000 law enforcement official gathering in downtown san jose to explore ways to protect kids from predators. u.s. attorney generic holder attending the conference. a man and woman recovering after an accident on alcatraz. a tram hit a pipe sticking out of a wall. the tram's roof collapsed cutting the woman's eye and forehead. both are expected to be okay. unseasonable conditions and more wet weather in the forecast. sprinkles out there now and temperatures in the high 40s and low 50s. widespread showers during the

evening commute and breezy conditions, as well. temperatures not warming up today. slight showing us the low giving us wet weather and cool weather. high pressure will build in and bringing warmer drier weather closer to the weekend. but there is rain on the way for today. trueview set for noontime, more widespread showers into the evening commute hours and overnight. then we'll see showers taper off. but keep the umbrella for this afternoon and tonight. temperatures today look like this. similar to yesterday maybe a degree or two warmer in some spots. high 61 in napa and fairfield. 60 high in vallejo and in oakland, 58 in san francisco, 62 livermore and san jose and 58 is a high up in santa rosa. over the next several days, you will see we are not too warm but we finally hit the warmer weather on thursday in the low

70s inland. friday more cloud cover, saturday and sunday cooler, slight chance of showers, but monday looking good, mostly sunny skies, temperatures in our warmest spots in the low 70s. back to you. >> thank you. and we'll go out towards marin. southbound 101 the ride through mill valley looks great so far this morning. top speeds. it is very wet and windy out there this morning so there are definitely some slick spots. problems overnight, as well. updating you on this earlier accident, downed power lines in the area had a stretch closed for a couple of hours, point reyes petaluma road at platform bridge road. all lanes are re-opened. they were doing one way traffic control in the area. out to orinda now. it sounds like this is still blocking the left lane. our sensors are picking up top speeds across the stretch. there was a three-car wreck westbound 24 approaching fish ranch road before the caldecott

tunnel. so again, maybe some slight slowing. they may have cleared it to the right shoulder. other approaches to the bay bridge look great and the bay bridge toll plaza looks good. not much puddling in the middle lanes but it is slick and wind dis. we have wind advisories for the bay bridge, san mateo bridge and the benicia bridge. caltrans warning on the right side of the screen. pretty gusty out there as you make your way toward foster city and the peninsula. mass transit great day to use it as always. 28 trains on time for bart. ace train number one on schedule. bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain are all on time. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. governor brown softening the blow somewhat with a new revised version of the state budget plan. it considers an unexpected $6.6

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>> i guess so! [ laughter ] >> very good, elizabeth. 5:24 now. ireland is hosting its first royal visit since it became a republic more than 60 years ago. 85-year-old queen elizabeth and her husband welcomed to dublin today. it is a four-day visit to highlight strong anglo-irish relations and peace in northern ireland. security unusually tight. one bomb was found on a bus and destroyed last night, another device found to be a hoax. >> looking beautiful in her spring colors there. >> absolutely. astronauts now at work on the space shuttle endeavour after getting a wake-up call a few hours ago. ♪ [ music ] ♪ it's a beautiful day ♪ [ music ]♪ >> it's a beautiful debut youtube picked up by congresswoman gabrielle giffords. it is the same song she sent to astronaut mark kelly her husband in 2006 before they were married. right now, kelly and the rest of the crew inspecting the shuttle's heat shield to make sure there is no damage from yesterday's launch. endeavour arriving at the international space station tomorrow.

this is a bizarre twist in the investigation of that pageant mom accused of giving her 8-year-old daughter botox. >> crazy little story here. kerry campbell appeared on "good morning america" last week admitting she injected her daughter with botox before beauty pageants. but according to several media reports campbell may not live in san francisco and there is word that "kerry campbell" may not be her real name. the revelations come as abc news reports that campbell's daughter was taken by child protective services over the weekend. >> i cannot imagine the message you're giving your daughter is you're not going to be beautiful or good enough or pretty enough without this. >> right. but have you seen some of these pageant moms and what they will go to great lengths to make sure their daughters get ahead and win, win, win, and 5 and 6- year-olds. crazy. 5:26. detour ahead. more construction plans for the bay bridge. we'll tell you when that work will start. >> the city's largest id theft operation ever busted. the elaborate scam the suspect

ran from her apartment. we now know the apparent reason for the separation of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver. arnold schwarzenegger's stunning confession coming up. >> and hundreds of the nation's top cops are in san jose this week to learn how to catch online predators and put a stop to child pornography. i'm kiet do with a live report coming u ,,,, the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century.

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>> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. good tuesday morning to you, folks. it is may the 17th. got a little rain out there. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm sydnie kohara. thanks so much for joining us. let's check traffic and weather. kristy, got to keep the umbrella handy, got to keep the boats, the coat. it's a little chilly and windy out there. >> exactly. you've giving the perfect checklist for everybody. it's winter-like out there. highs for today not too warm, similar to yesterday. for the most part cool and rainy. i'll tell you when it expect the most rain later on. first elizabeth has traffic. >> we'll go out towards the south bay where we have a photographer standing by at the alum rock exit at 101.

everything is free-flowing. it is pretty slick in spots. we also have wind advisories in effect for several of our bridges. we'll tell you where plus get a check of mass transit coming up. back to you. >> thank you. a shocking confession from former governor arnold schwarzenegger. he tells the l.a. times he had a secret love child with a household staffer. sharon chin is in san francisco with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. arnold schwarzenegger said that when he left the governor's office, then he told his wife about the love child born more than a decade ago and had apparently been supporting this child financially from the start. according to the l.a. times, schwarzenegger told his wife maria shriver that he had fathered the child before his first run for office with a long-time married member of their household staff. the staff member worked for the couple for 20 years and voluntarily retired in january. she said she received a

severance payment and left on good terms. schwarzenegger acknowledged the reason for the marital separation in a written statement to the times. he said, "i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among any 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." the couple announced last week shriver moved out of their brentwood mansion earlier this year after 25 years of marriage. this morning, schwarzenegger's admission caught some people we talked to with surprise. >> he looked at him. growing up he was my favorite action hero. i thought he was more together seeing he is a leader and role model for the state. i don't know. puts me off. i guess everyone is human. >> politics as usual. >> reporter: not surprised? >> not surprised. >> reporter: the former governor has suggested that the two were working toward reconciliation but shriver's friends say she had been

unhappy for years but waited until after her parents died and schwarzenegger left the governor he was offic to leave. no comments from maria shriver. >> thank you, sharon chin in san francisco. he flirted with the presidential campaign for months but this morning, the donald is out. >> i will not be running for president as much as i'd like to. >> of course, he had to have a huge audience to make that announcement. it happened yesterday at a meeting of ad execs who had gathered to learn about nbc's fall line-up. the network had been pressing him to decide about his future fearing the loss of millions in ad revenue if he left his show celebrity apprentice. >> no chance he was going to run. needed a little attention and had a little fun. 5:33 now. 1,000 law enforcement experts will be in san jose

this week to go after child predators. kiet do reports from mcenery convention center. >> reporter: good morning. this is an unprecedented gathering of law enforcement agents here in san jose. they know a lot about child pornography and they are here in the silicon valley, the place where a lot of this technology was invented to teach each other how to catch predators online. 1,000 cops as you mentioned here at the san jose convention center fortunate strategy conference on combatting child exploitation. state and federal agencies say there's been an explosion of child porn on the internet feeding the exploitation of children everything from cyberbullying to the sex trade. this is a big deal. attorney general eric holder will be here on thursday because it's one of the justice department's fastest growing areas of prosecution. according to the "san jose mercury news," back in 1995, there were 30 cases nationwide. ten years later in 2005 there were 2,000 cases. and last year in the bay area

alone there were 29 cases in 2010. craigslist undercover operations, facebook child safety, beyond google hacking, ios seizure and analysis, linux and browser forensics and gps interrogation just to name a few conference seminars. this is only available to law enforcement agents and attorney general eric holder again will be here on thursday. >> thank you, kiet do live in san jose. memorial day weekend could be a hassle for people who have to drive over the bay bridge. eastbound drivers are going to have to take a detour near the toll plaza in oakland. it's expected to allow crews to speed up construction of the new eastern span's oakland approach allowing it to be completed ahead of schedule. bridge officials plan to provide details of that detour at a news conference later this morning. if you like rain, you'll love your tuesday. kristy is serving up a wet and wild one here in the month of

may. >> if you love rain, it will pick up this afternoon. satellite shows rain that hit us overnight and bringing us sprinkles this more and more moisture off the coast will bring us more wet weather into the afternoon. temperatures right now mild, 50 in napa, fairfield. 49 concord, 51 oakland and san francisco. 50 for redwood city and livermore. not warming up very much by this afternoon, similar to yesterday. temperatures in the 60s at the coast to -- excuse me, mid-50s at the coast to mid-60s at the warmest locations. we'll have the timing of the storm later. first elizabeth has traffic. >> we'll take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is still nice and light. no real issues heading into san francisco but we have that high wind advisory in effect that's been issued since midnight. actually there is one for the benicia bridge and the san mateo bridge, as well. want to update you on this accident we have been following in orinda. westbound 24 before the

caldecott tunnel, still out there. it's been out there since 4:30 this morning. this was a three-car wreck. so blocking one lane of traffic. they are waiting for a tow crew to get there. we just inquired of chp. just minor slowing right now approaching that scene. once you get past the caldecott tunnel, then westbound 24 moves fine into oakland. and the nimitz looks great as well up and down. as game tonight. more on that coming up. back to you guys. >> thank you. doctors at san francisco general hospital are assessing now bryan stow's condition as they begin treating the giants fan who was severely beaten in los angeles. last night more than 100 bowlers gathered for a benefit in stow's hometown of santa cruz and this morning, los angeles police are going to be talking about putting up some 300 billboards to try to catch those attackers. stow was flown from los angeles to san francisco yesterday. then his colleagues from american medical response took him from the airport to san francisco general.

the hospital is closer to stow's family from santa clara county. and it's nationally known for its expertise in treating brain injuries. >> basically, there's imaging for to us review. there's a very large pile of medical records which we will leave no stone unturned. >> we don't know how long he'll be in the icu at san francisco john but at some point he will be transferred tie long-term care facility for his -- transferred to a long-term care facility for his rehab. >> he is out of a medically- induced coma but he is still unconscious. closing arguments in the trial of yusef bey iv and antoine mackey. they are accused of being involved in the murders of chauncey bailey and several others. tonight oakland city council members will weigh in on funding for gang injunctions a move against 40 defendants in

the fruitvale district is awaiting a judge's decision. a separate injunction is already in place in north oakland and now the city council will decide whether the city attorney or police department can spend any more money enforcing the new injunctions. oakland police looking for suspects connected to the largest identification theft operation in the city's history. they'srd 40-year-old michelle williams. she starts with 20 counts ranging from forgery to grand theft. police confiscated machines built to print fake checks, credit cards, social security cards. they say williams ran the operation out of her apartment in hayward. new signs that pg&e spent less money than it was supposed to on replacing aging pipelines. congresswoman jackie speier has information that they underspent by $183 between 1987 and 1999. they had a plan to collect more money from customers but now

state regulators don't know what happened to the leftover funds which could have been used to replace the pipeline that blew up in san bruno. coming up, all or nothing. the plan to kill osama bin laden. >> and can you hear me now? the cell phone carriers and the happiest and unhappiest customers. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

certainly doesn't feel like spring around the bay area. it has for the past several days and today is going to be more of the same. we are going to see school and wet weather already seeing -- cool and wet weather, already seeing sprinkles this morning, temperatures in the high 40s and low 50s. this afternoon seeing showers pick up and temperatures not warming a whole lot from yesterday. the reason for all this this low that's sliding through the

bay area bringing us cool wet weather is going to be the reason you need the umbrella today. we have an area of high pressure that's building in bringing us drier conditions for wednesday and thursday. hold on to the umbrella today. pinpoint forecast showing us exactly when that wet weather is going to hit us. we'll see widespread showers in the evening hours and late afternoon. sprinkles this morning, as well. temperatures today still below average for this time of year. 58 high in santa rosa and san francisco. 64 vallejo and oakland. 62 for concord and livermore. also 62 as a high in san jose today and fremont will top out at 61. rain in the forecast through tonight and then we may see some lingering showers in the morning on wednesday drying out and warming up on thursday: land low 70s. by friday keeping similar temperatures but a little cloudier and then saturday and sunday, seeing a slight dip in

temperatures, mid to high 60s in the warmest locations. temperatures in the low 70s on monday. that's a look at weather. elizabeth has traffic. >> thank you. big traffic story this morning are these wind advisories on many of our bridgeses across the bay area include the bay bridge. you can see traffic getting by fine. no major puddling now in the middle lanes. it is slick in spots though as you head outside. got to get off to work so watch out for that. wind advisories at the benicia bridge and san mateo bridge. live look at conditions across the span so far, so good heading into martinez. san mateo bridge, you can see that caltrans has their warning signs up. getting busier in the westbound lanes of 92. and again even though we had that high wind advisory in effect for the span, still holding steady about 13 minutes from hayward to foster city and the peninsula. the rest of the bay area

commute, here's the silicon valley ride. westbound 237 leaving milpitas so far, so good about 66 miles per hour as you get closer towards san jose. and i have been talking about this. the nimitz freeway, these are live traffic sensors picking up top speeds this morning from 238 to the maze and downtown oakland. here's live look near the coliseum. we have a as game tonight taking on l.a. at 7:00. so watch out for possible delays later on tonight. the camera moving quite a bit. it indicates just how gusty it is out there. and again coming into san francisco, a little bit of slowing right now coming up from the peninsula. that is your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. 5:45 now. let's check the headlines. here's the apparent reason for arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver separating after 25 years of marriage. the former governor told the "l.a. times" he recently admitted to his wife that he fathered a

love child. he says he fathered the child with a household staffer more than a decade ago. and things will be back to normal today at alcatraz after two tourists from texas were injured yesterday after a tram hit a pipe sticking out of the wall causing the tram's roof to collapse cutting a woman's eye, gashing a man's forehead. both are taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. swollen mississippi river keeps forcing more people to flee their homes. a couple of dozen families are waiting things out in a louisiana farming community that was originally built for evacuees of hurricane katrina. many rural areas are now in danger of major flooding after a spillway was opened to prevent flooding in some of the largest cities down south. queen elizabeth arrived in ireland amid extra security. a pipe bomb was disabled on a

bus near dublin. no someone claiming responsibility. the queen's visit is the first by a british monarch to the republic of ireland. new details on the raid that killed osama bin laden. sources telling the "associated press" u.s. officials knew they had only one shot to get the terrorist. officials predicted at the time that outrage over the u.s. breaching pakistani sovereignty would have made a second attempt impossible. they kept pakistan in the dark because they believe pakistan covertly supports militants who plot against american targets. one of the most powerful money men in the world is behind bars in new york city this morning. international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-kahn is accused of sexual assault of a hotel immediate over the weekend. his hearing is friday. a stanford grad now running the imf, 64-year-old john lipsky.

he got his masters and ph.d. from stanford. he was supposed to retire in august. governor brown easing the pain a bit with a new revised version of the state budget plan. it considers an unexpected $6.6 billion in new revenues that allow the governor to put $3 billion more towards education compared with a plan he released in january but the plan still calls for the continuation of increases in some taxes and fees. cbs 5 did some number crunching. the sales tax increase cost the average californian $121 a year. vehicle license fee an extra $150 for a $30,000 car. >> so when some people say hey, you got some more money, we're out of the woods? untrue. >> of course, the democratic governor needs a little help from some republican lawmakers in sacramento to get these proposals passed. cyclists in the amgen tour of california will be biking but they will be biking in the rain again today. >> yeah.

they are getting used to it. today's stage one from auburn to modesto after sunday's snowout at lake tahoe. the race finally started on a shortened course yesterday. they went 76 miles from nevada city to sacramento. they were supposed to leave from squaw valley but, hey, it was snowing at 4,000 feet. great britain's ben swift won in a close finish. tomorrow the race runs from livermore to san jose. probably a little rain down there too but no snow. 5:49. she admits giving her 8-year- old daughter botox. the legal twist with the bay area mom. >> shuttle astronauts ready to go to work. today's first mission and the dramatic picture of the shuttle launch from a airplane, coming up. year after year. wallet feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive.

old daughter botox.

welcome back. more drama with the mom who admitted giving her 8-year-old daughter botox. computer very campbell's daughter has been taken by child protective services over the weekend. see this said she enters her daughter in beauty pageants and considers what she does safe. report say she doesn't live in san francisco as initially reported. today the fda will talk about making changes to those over-the-counter pain releaves and fever reducers geared toward toddlers. the fda may add dosage instructions to children's tylenol and similar product for children under 2. the current directions tell parents to seek a doctor's advice but critics say that can be confusing. it's supposed to make you pretty. but your makeup may be full of toxic chemicals. a group tested 49 projects ranging from foundation to mascara to lip gloss and it

found tries trace amounts of nickel, lead and substances used to make aircraft and satellites. some lip glosses contain traces of arsenic a known poison but health officials say there is no real cause for concern since the levels are so low. they say. >> whew. [ laughter ] >> i was worried. >> going to kill you out there. >> we do have to wear makeup which is always fun when you go out to get coffee after the show. 5:53 your time. sprint, nextel and verizon wireless are getting high marks on customer satisfaction surveys. sprint was once far behind but now the american customer satisfaction index places sprint ahead of at&t and t- mobile. those two companies are planning to merge next year and a professor at university of michigan who designed the survey says ratings often drop of a men,er. you new blackberry tablet may have a fatal flaw. research in motion is recalling about 1,000 of its playbook

tablet computers. some may have defective operating software to prevent users from setting the device up. that's no fun. only 16-gigabyte models are affected. ones that do have problems will be replaced free of charge. >> ho frustrating is that? >> i get it, plug it in and start playing with and an hour later i'm calling my sister, oh, yeah, probably should read the instructions. okay. the crew of the space shuttle endeavour getting right to work. >> they are. they got a wake-up call with music picked out by congresswoman gabrielle giffords. here it is. ♪ it's a beautiful day >> that's a beautiful day by you u-2. it's the same song she sent to her husband in 2006 right before they got married. right now astronauts are inspecting heat shields to make sure there is no damage from yesterday's launch, which was

perfect by the way. they arrive at the international space station tomorrow. >> this sight from a commercial airliner yesterday after the shuttle launch endeavour visible to passengers on this delta airlines flight. that he plane was en route from new york t west palm beach. it was posted on youtube. >> my in-laws live in port st. lucie. they are not down there but they have seen shuttle launches 120 miles away. it goes up and on a clear day in florida you can see forever and it is beautiful. it's gorgeous. >> not so gorgeous here. >> not. >> come on, kristy. >> i know, i know. >> it will improve in a couple of days. >> we're dressed in black. >> it's a very solemn occasion because it's raining. the rain will pick up this afternoon and evening. showers out there right now. but the good news here's what you want to hear, wednesday those should taper off and will start to warm up so thursday

check out the sun icon. sunshine is in the forecast and we'll bump up to the low 70s by that point. friday more cloud cover back in the picture and slight dip in temperature for saturday and sunday. but start of next workweek should be good with plenty of sunshine. so good things in store but you have to hang tight. elizabeth has traffic. >> our photographer is out there with boots on, probably has his rain jacket. here's live look. he standing by near the mckee exit showing us 101. it's fine. headlights are northbound towards santa clara. maybe slick in spots also windy. thank you, edgar. live traffic cameras. there are wind advisories in effect this morning including one at the bay bridge, one at the san mateo bridge and one at the benicia bridge. everything is on time for mass transit. back to you. >> thank you. in the next half hour, the san francisco giants taking a swing at a controversial campaign. >> and a surprising slide at

the gas pump. why california has seen the biggest drop in prices in the country. arnold schwarzenegger gives the reason why he and maria shriver have separated after 25 years of marriage. his shock revelation coming up. and some of the top minds in law enforcement are here in san jose to learn how to put a stop to child pornography. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. knudsen. the fresh tasting california sour cream your other food loves. ♪ ooh baby, (what) can i do for you today? ♪

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