your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. story very difficult investigation. but a significant break. >> one person arrested in the beating of bryan stow. how a suspect tried to change his physical appearance. >> search for a missing baby over this morning in contra costa county. why police have a lot of questions now for the parents. good morning, it's monday, may 23.

i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm sydnie kohara. thanks for joining us. your time 16 clock. let's get a quick look at traffic and weather for this monday. good morning, kristy seifkin. >> good morning. temperatures similar to yesterday in terms of winds and temperatures. san francisco making it to 64 today. 67 in oakland, 69 in san jose and 72 as a high in concord. dry and sunny today but changes in store by midweek. first elizabeth has traffic. >> live towards the dublin interchange. we have a camera showing you westbound 580 at 680. so far the drive time looks okay. about 16 minutes out of the altamont pass towards pleasanton and the dublin interchange. we have some high wind advisories. we'll have the breakdown coming

up. back to you guys. >> thank you. we are following a developing story in contra costa county. a 4-month-old baby missing since yesterday morning has been found alive. kiet do is in knightsen with more. the good news about little ramy came in about 4:00 this morning. but this raises a lot of questions but a lot of the details don't add up but nonetheless, ramy gallego is found in police custody and is reportedly safe and okay at this hour. but her exact location is unknown. this began sunday morning arnold sunrise. the 4-month-old baby's mom woke up to nurse her at 6 a.m. but she was gone. a family friend says ramy slept in a bassinette in the parents' room and that the backyard door had been left open. police wouldn't confirm any of the details. but this all launched a massive search with 100 people, k-9 units and a helicopter. investigators said the circumstances were suspicious but there was no evidence of a

family dispute or kidnapping. both parents were questioned but they weren't considered suspects. one of the questions they want answered is why when the baby was discovered at 6:00 they waited until 6:20 to call police. hope to get some answer later on today. >> thank you. bail is a million dollars for the man arrested for beating giants fan bryan stow in los angeles in march. >> police made the arrest at daybreak yesterday. sharon chin is in san francisco where stow is still in critical condition and has more. good morning. reporter: good morning. the big break in the case came from a parole officer. he happened to notice that one of his parolees apparently was adding several new tatoos on his neck apparently to cover one that he already had. lapd s.w.a.t. teams armed with search warrants raided a home in an east hollywood apartment building early sunday morning. at the apartment, police say 31- year-old giovanni ramirez surrendered.

police believe he is the key suspect in the beating of giants fan bryan stow. they believe he is the main agresser in beating bryan stow. an "l.a. times" source says three witnesses identified him in a line-up. lapd's chief says the arrest follows a parole officer's hunt and hundreds of tips. 20 full time detectives have been on the case for more than 6,000 hours. >> during that work, surveillance was done, a lot of background investigation was done and more information was developed that led to enough information that we were able to obtain a search warrant for this individual. >> reporter: the arrest comes 52 days after bryan stow was brutally beaten in the parking lot of dodger stadium after the season opener. the santa cruz paramedic and father of two remains in critical condition here at san francisco general hospital. investigators are now looking for two other suspects another man who took part in the beating and a woman who drove the getaway car. police and s.w.a.t. team members say they seized evidence from the apartment building where they arrested

ramirez in a home. >> need to understand that we're not going to stop that we're going to continue working hard that we have the first suspect and we will identify you and bring you in. >> reporter: he was booked for assault with a deadly weapon and is being held on a million dollars bail. detectives say he has previous convictions for weapons and robbery charges. after the raid, police detained several people for questioning as they continue this investigation but certainly a big break with this first arrest. >> a huge break. thank you, sharon chin live at san francisco. bryan stow's mother meanwhile tells kcbs radi she never gave up hope. >> they were so compassionate with our family and reached out to us and made a promise they wouldn't rest until they got these guys.

i didn't think about it. i knew it was going to be taken care of. and obviously, they did what they promised. >> the family will have more comments on the case on its website sometime today. let's get a check of traffic and weather. >> language on to your hats this morning. certainly breeze -- hang on to your hats this morning. certainly breezy at the bay shores and at the coastline. gusts up to 4 miles an hour at ocean beach and gusty conditions in daly city at 30 and you can see other parts of the bay area not quite as breezy right now. but by the afternoon, we should see breezing throughout the bay area and the reason for that is that we are seeing a system move through that's bringing some showers to the north of us, northern parts of california. we are staying dry for the meantime but we are going to see those breezes a little later on and highs for today similar to yesterday high 50s

at the coast low 70s inland. we'll have more later on in the show but first elizabeth has traffic. >> thank you. first of all let you know we just took a call from the kcbs phone force. a new accident on the nimitz northbound 880 approaching 5th and embarcadero. sounds like a couple of lanes are blocked so we have launched chopper 5. they are about to head towards that scene. it sounds like traffic is backed up about a quarter mile right now and growing. let's go to our maps and we can show you more traffic conditions across the bay area. bay bridge high wind advisory in effect at the bay bridge toll plaza, san mateo bridge and westbound 580 traffic out of the altamont pass. so yeah, breezy conditions causing some issues on the roads as well this morning. back to you. >> thank you. 6 7. a monster tornado killed dozens of people in missouri. neighborhoods have been wiped up. how much gas prices should drop just in time for the big

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this is the monster tornado that ripped through a missouri town killing dozens and leaving a path of destruction in its wake. >> this morning, the missouri national guard is aiding in search and rescue efforts. jim spellman is live in joplin missouri with the latest. >> reporter: we learned this morning that the death toll is currently 89 people here in joplin. they expect that, unfortunately to rise. to try to keep that number as low as possible they are doing a door-to-door grid search right now. every structure in town that looked damaged that somebody possibly still trying to keep shelter in it they are going to try to keep them and keep that death toll down. they have a lot of obstacles. there is no electricity, downed power lines making roads impassable, gas lines broken and there are fires from the gas lines. there is debris everywhere. take a look at this. cars strewn about like toys.

you think this was a junkyard but it's a hospital, st. john's regional medical center. the hospital took a direct hit right where people would go in a disaster like this for help out of commission. even the medevac helicopter destroyed on the helipad near the emergency room. a huge it's tok help anybody that's here. and more huge for this community to try to find a way to come back long term. back to you. >> jim, exactly what time did this tornado hit and did people get a warning? do you have tornado sirens in the area? >> yes. indeed, actually they got a 20- minute warning. usually they only get about a seven-minute warning. we're not sure how much that may have saved people. if you were taking shelt near home, we have seen block after block, mile after mile of completely destroyed homes. i'm not sure what kind of shelter any of these structures would give you and it's really that scope that i think is ultimately going to be the biggest impact. we're used to seeing one neighborhood, you know, perhaps destroyed. but this is just block after

block, mile after mile. it's staggering. i have never seen anything like this. >> how big a path? was it a mile wide? how long? how long did it do its damage. >> reporter: well, we are not sure how long it went. they say it was about a half mile to three-quarters of a mile, but that it went on for miles and miles. driving into town, it's so random, you know, you go for several blocks and everything is normal then you cross the line into that path of destruction and it looks like you have entered a war zone. there is no other way to describe it. it looks like you're in a foreign country in the middle of a war or something. even though half mile to three- quarters mile doesn't sound big, right through the heart of town where so many people live and work, that's why i think it's going to have such a huge impact. it hit right in the worst possible place. back to you. >> it's amazing that -- i'm sure they will find some other bodies sadly but 89 people considering what we're seeing there is you know -- it's very

sad. >> jim, thanks very much. jim spellman in joplin, missouri. time now 6:14. police arrest suspects in the beating of giants fan bryan stow. we'll have a live report.

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behind bars in l-a.. accused of brutally beating giants fan bryan stow. the suspect was caught early yesterday. a 31-year-old man is behind bars in los angeles accused of beating giants fan bryan stow. kirk hawkins has the latest from outside the jail. >> reporter: right now we are live outside the metropolitan detention center and this is where the suspect spent his first night in jail. he spent his first night here at the jail thanks to a very observant parole officer. that parole officer essentially noticed that the suspect had added several new tatoos. now, the lapd is telling us that 31-year-old giovanni ramirez is suspect 1 in the beating of bryan stow. they say he was really the main aggressor in the beating. now, sources of ours say that he has a long rap sheet including a conviction for armed robbery and was only

recently paroled from prison. ramirez was arrested and you can see in this video from the scene inside an apartment on mariposa avenue and it's in the east hollywood area of los angeles, after that parole agent tipped off police to his whereabouts, the lapd says they are still trying to track down the second suspect and a woman who drove them away from the stadium. we heard from bryan stow's mother ann stow. she told our sister station as now, kcbs radio in san francisco, that this celebration of the first break in the case would be with her son at san francisco general hospital. stow says the 42-year-old paramedic and father of two opened his eyes but remains in critical condition after he was beaten badly at the dodgers home opener and really right now we can tell you that the suspect is behind bars on a $1 million bail. he was booked on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. and in this case, that deadly weapon was his foot. frank and sydnie? >> all right, kirk. thanks very much, kirk hawkins

live in los angeles. well, certainly a windy start to your workweek. temperatures outside are pretty mild but you're definitely going to feel those winds whipping around and plenty of sunshine later on this afternoon. and we're seeing a hint of that here in our live shot outside from mount vaca. partly cloudy skies. you can see those, as well. as you make your way out the door, you will feel those winds whipping around and you will field those mild temperatures and by this afternoon conditions similar to yesterday temperature-wise at least. we are going to be in the low 70s in the warmest locations. wind speeds up to 30 miles per hour along the coastline up to 20 miles per hour gusts up to 20 miles per hour, along the bay shores so it's going to be another windy day like yesterday. the reason is this low that's passing through. and as you see this area of high pressure building in, that will calm things down a little bit. but you will see another low behind that. and that's going to brings a chance of showers for the middle of your workweek. but for today, temperatures like like this. sunshine in the inland spots bringing us 72 degrees in fairfield and napa. 67 oakland and fremont. 59 in pacifica. so certainly a little bit cooler there.

your extended forecast, looks like this. clouds building in tomorrow. that chance of rain on wednesday and then thursday and friday, we will see mostly sunny skies, a little bit of cloud cover, temperatures dipping into the low 70s there and by this weekend still seeing some sunshine, so the one day that we're looking at wet weather this week is going to be midweek but there is hope in store and a little sunshine for your weekend which will be a nice change of pace. that's your forecast. elizabeth has traffic. >> let's go out towards chopper 5 first. they are flying over highway 24. everything is moving fine towards the caldecott tunnel. no big delays this morning out of orinda and heading into oakland. we are sending them actually towards oakland towards the nimitz. we are getting word of an accident. we'll talk more about this. on the maps, northbound 880 approaching 5th and embarcadero. we have taken several calls from the kcbs phone force including pat, letting us know that traffic is beginning to stack up. sounds like traffic is only getting by in the two right lanes as you head up towards

downtown oakland. one of those cars hit some kind of container filled with liquid so again we are hearing that traffic is stacked up about a quarter mile and growing. we have a camera, the closest camera near the coliseum and so far traffic is moving fine past hegenberger but again, once you get closer towards 5th, embarcadero, that's when we are hearing that there are delays. also, mass transit note. if you use the alameda harbor bay ferry, mechanical issues and right now there is no service for the alameda harbor bay ferry. everything else bart, ace, muni metro, caltrain, everything on mass transit is on time. south bay no problems here, as well. everything is nice and quiet out of downtown san jose in the northbound lanes of 280. and a quick check of the ride out of the altamont pass. we just got some brake lights well at the wind advisory on westbound 580. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. did you get enough sleep last night? >> never enough on a sunday. always so much to do. >> this story might be for you.

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has ever seen a ufo or an alien. but we're keeping our eyes open. >> the third of four planned spacewalks is scheduled for wednesday. well, we're apparently getting plenty of sleep here in the west. they must have asked somebody besides us. i totally would have skewed this. >> i got five last night. >> elizabeth got what, two? >> 2 1/2. >> as you understands are tough for us. about five, six. >> back to the story. according to a new survey, the top 30 sleep deprived cities, they are all east of the rockies. they never go to bed. the daily beast checks statistics on insomnia and sleep medications. number one charleston, west virginia. number 2, is mount vernon, in southern illinois. >> then you have dayton, ohio, springfield, missouri, and lexington, kentucky. i really would like to see what -- >> they probably have morning shows there, too. it is 6:26. coming up, that botox mom we told you about, a fake. the fallout now that her hoax

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kohara. i'm frank mallicoat. time is 6-- let's get a quick look at good morning. it's monday, may 23. i'm sydnie kohara. >> you love mondays. >> i do. >> lying! i don't believe it. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 6:30. we got some sunshine more for you today and not a lot of rain but i guess a lot of wind, huh, kristy? >> yeah. definitely breezy this morning. and we'll continue to see those breezy conditions into the afternoon. but there is sunshine so that's something happy to look forward to. temperatures similar to yesterday. 64 in san francisco, 67 oakland, san jose 69, 72 in concord. and there is rain in the forecast in store in just a couple of days. we'll look at that on the extended forecast a little later on in the show. but now over to elizabeth with a look at those driving conditions. >> better news out of oakland. chopper 5 is over the scene of

an earlier accident. we were take lot of calls from the kcbs phone force on this. a couple lanes blocked near 5th and embarcadero near northbound 880 but everything is cleared to the right shoulder so it is now a very easy ride towards downtown oakland. we have some news about alameda harbor bay ferry service plus we'll show you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza coming up. back to you. >> a 4-month-old baby reported missing yesterday morning has been found safe and we are told she is apparently in good condition, as well. kiet do is in knightsen outside and jock explain authorities have a lot of questions. good morning. >> reporter: the good news about little ram they -- the good news about little ramy came in about 4:00 this morning. she is reportedly okay and in good condition. but her exact location is unknown. so the details are still comes in but this all certainly raise thed a lot of questions. this incident began at sunrise on sunday. her mom woke up to feed her at

6:00 but she was gone. a family friend says ramy slept in a bassinette in the parents' room and that the backyard door had been left open. police wouldn't confirm any of the details. but this all launched a massive search with 100 people, k-9 units and a helicopter. investigators said the circumstances were suspicious but there was no evidence of a family dispute or kidnapping. both parents were questioned but they weren't considered suspects. no idea as to where she spent the past 24 hours. hope to get some information on that. also she was discovered missing at 6:00 and parents didn't call police until 6:20. there was a 20-minute gap there and police are trying to find out what happened at that time, as well. back to you. >> thank you. new details about the man

arrested of the beating of bryan stow. sharon chin reports from san francisco general hospital where stow remains hospitalized. >> good morning. you know, the last seven weeks, police have gotten more than 630 tips but the big lead, the one that made the difference came from a hunch from a parole officer. this all came to a head early yesterday morning when l.a. s.w.a.t. teams armed with search warrants raided an east hollywood apartmentling with and they arrested 31-year-old giovanni ramirez. police believe he is the key suspect in the beating of giants fan bryan stow. investigators say a parole agent had a hunch after he apparently added new tatoos over the old one on his neck. a weekend of surveillance led to the arrest. an "l.a. times" source says three witnesses identified him in a line-up. lapd's chief says he got the word from his operations chief. >> he said the words that i have been waiting for for seven weeks. [ voice breaking ] >> he said that we had bryan -- excuse me --assault suspect in custody.

>> the arrest comes 52 days after bryan stow was brutally beaten in the parking lot of dodger stadium after the season opener. the santa cruz father of two remains in critical condition here at san francisco general hospital. police say ramirez was booked for assault with a deadly weapon , that weapon being his foot, and is being held on a million dollars bail. detectives say he has previous convictions for weapons charges and robbery. >> and in the wake of this tragedy, the city, fans, police department, the dodger and giants organizations, worked closely together to find this individual to ramp up security, and to ensure the safety of all of our fans. >> reporter: investigators are now looking for two other suspects, another man who took part in the beating and a woman who drove the getaway car. police and s.w.a.t. team members say that the -- that they detained several people for questioning and they seized evidence from the apartment building where they arrested ramirez and a home. police have had 20 full-time

detectives working on this case for more than 6,000 hours and this investigation continues. they have more arrests to make. >> sharon, thanks very much. sharon chin in san francisco. . well, bryan stow's mother telling kcbs radio that she never gave up hope that los angeles police would track down the suspect in her son's beating. >> they were so compassionate to our family and reached out to us and made a promise they wouldn't arrest until they got these guys. and 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. >> stow's family will have more comments on their website today. we posted video and reaction to the arrest as well as the entire police news conference at cbssf.com. >> time to get him healthy now. that's the next priority.

6:35 your time. we have traffic and weather covered. we are going to kick it down to kristy where i guess, uhm, hold on to your hat as sydnie said earlier. >> similar to yesterday. we are seeing here gusts up to 34 miles an hour reported at sfo. 38 miles per hour at ocean beach and a little calmer in daly city and in san francisco. that will be the trend through this afternoon and the reason for that we can actually see on our satellite. there is a system that's pushing through bringing some showers to the north of us, not wet in the bay area but it's bringing those cloudy conditions and bringing those gusty conditions, as well. highs for today will be similar to what we saw yesterday still below average for this time of year. 73 in napa and fairfield. 64 san francisco. 68 in redwood city and 70 as a high in livermore and we'll have a full look at your extended forecast in just a bit but first elizabeth has traffic. >> we'll go back out towards chopper 5. they are headed over towards the macarthur maze where, so far, no big issues. i just checked and still no metering lights on at the bay bridge so kind of a late start

to our metering lightses being turned on over at the bay bridge toll plaza. that means that our backups aren't too bad, either. i think chopper is going to head that way right now. we have a high wind advisory in effect at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge and one for westbound 580 out of the altamont pass. there is that live look at traffic approaching the pay gates. and it actually looks like maybe they just turned on the metering lights. a little hard to tell you about yeah, so pretty slow up the incline, as well. thank you, chopper 5. all right. let's go to our maps. want to let you know about alameda harbor bay ferry service. no service right now and it's actually due to all these high winds. there's some wind damage to the walkway that leads to the boat. so yeah, no alameda harbor bay ferry service at all this morning. ace train numbers one and three fine. muni and caltrain no problems. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. things are settled down again at san quentin state prison after nearly 200 inmates rioted over the weekend starting at 7:00 last night at

a dining hall. four inmates were stabbed and slashed and treated at a hospital. several others received minor injuries. no guards were hurt. guards managed to regain control by using nonlethal bullets and some pepper spray. they later found 10 weapons made by the inmates. two cal grads in prison in iran have been allowed to call home. shane bauer and josh fattal both 28 called their families yesterday. it is only the third call since they were arrested almost two years ago on the border with iraq for allegedly spying. they told their families they have recently staged a hunger strike for some 17 days after they were prevented from receiving letters. bauer's fiancee, sarah shourd, who was also imprisoned, is now back in the u.s. facebook putting out the help wanted sign for high-tech diplomats. >> they are. the social networking giant is looking for more overseas representation as it grows even larger internationally. matt bigler reports from the kcbs radio's silicon valley valley bureau with more.

good morning. >> reporter: hi, frank. with 600 million members now, 70% living outside the u.s., it's easy to see why facebook is looking for more foreign representation. the company's putting together a global policy team whose job will be to be the face of facebook to foreign governments and also report back about any privacy or regulatory issues that are different from in the u.s. a tech analyst says facebook is trying to find ways to survive and thrive internationally. >> that means that they have to have good relationships with the government where they are operating. that's not always easy. whether it's google or facebook, they are going to come up against free speech issues, come up against taxation issues. >> reporter: google did something similar to this back in 2006. if you're interested in any of these positions, the bar is being set pretty high by facebook. the company is posting for its middle east position says the applicant needs at least 10

years of experience in government and industry, be fluent in english, turkish and arabic, fluent in foreign media and have a passionate belief in facebook. that's the latest from silicon valley. back to you guys. >> that rules us out. [ laughter ] >> but still, i can see a lot of perhaps diplomats or former diplomats who say i want to get into the tech world. >> the coup in egypt started on facebook, did it not? rallying support and such? so it's really something. >> thank you, kcbs radio's matt bigler at the silicon valley bureau. lance armstrong is accused of covering up a positive test for doping. the new claims came out in an interview with "60 minutes" last night. his ex-teammate tyler hamilton said he saw armstrong inject himself with a banned drug epo. >> what did you actually witness? >> uhm....... i mean, i -- i saw it in his

refrigerator. you know? i saw him inject it more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject e po? [ pause ] >> yeah, like we all did. like i did many, many times. >> armstrong has repeatedly denied using illegal drugs. >> 6:41. a secret tip from inside osama bin laden's compound. who his wives believe led navy seals right to him. >> we're still here so obviously the world didn't end over the weekend. what that bay area preacher who called it is saying about his faulty predictions, coming up. stock market opening about 10 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers. already down almost 155 points. a lot of instability with the markets in europe. coming up we are going to get an update from jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. ,,

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markets today. breezy in the bay area. conditions temperature-wise still below average for this time of the year. the good news is we have plenty of sunshin instore. partly cloudy out the door this

morning. temperatures as you make your way outside are in the high 40s and low 50s and you will definitely feel breezes along the bay shores and at the coast and you will continue to feel those breezes into today in the afternoon. conditions in our warmest spots only making it to the low 70s certainly cooler at the bay in the 60s and at the coast keeping it cool there in the high 50s. we are seeing gust as high as 30 miles an hour along the coastline and the reason for that is this low that's passing through bringing showers to the north of us, no wet weather here. but as you see this area of high pressure builds in we'll calm things down for a little bit but then we do have a chance of showers back in the forecast because of this low that will make its way into the bay area so wednesday you might need to grab the umbrella but today, plenty of sunshine in store and temperatures that look like this. 67 in fremont, 69 santa clara, 71 cupertino, and 68 in redwood city. over in the east bay a little bit cooler at the shore. 65 alameda, 74 livermore. in the north bay seeing cool conditions at the coast. 57 in stinson beach, 68 in vallejo.

topping out at 73 today for napa and for fairfield. so today will be nice overall although breezy and then we see clouds build in for tuesday. chance of rain on wednesday. thursday and friday we will dry out a little bit of cloud cover and then this weekend looking nice. temperatures in the low 70s inland and mostly sunny skies. that's a look at your forecast over to elizabeth now with a look at your driving conditions. >> thank you, kristy. and we'll go back out towards chopper 5. chopper 5 continues to show us these backups and the metering lights here at the bay bridge toll plaza. you know, our delays aren't too bad. it's obviously very slow making your way past the metering lights towards the incline. that's our slow spot right now. the backup at the baby is not too bad for this time. -- the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza is into the too bad for this time of the morning, just to the parking lot. once you get on the upper deck it starts to slow. but the backup not as bad as typical. it's a monday. people getting a late start. here's live look at westbound

580 right before 680. this is the a live look near the dublin and so far westbound 580 traffic about a 25-minute drive time coming out of the altamont pass and taking you towards 680. we could actually go to our maps and show you where it's really slow. it's actually slow through livermore. there is your drive time there. you will latest notice we have a wind advisory in effect for the altamont pass one for the bay bridge and one for the san mateo bridge as well this morning. all right. elsewhere, san mateo bridge here's a live look at conditions across the span. except for that wind advisory, so far we're seeing top speeds all the way from hayward towards foster city and the peninsula. and for alameda harbor bay ferry service riders, no service this morning. they had to cancel ferry service because winds damaged the walkway heading towards the boat. so yeah, they had to go ahead and cancel the ferry this morning. ace train 1 and 3, muni metro, caltrain, also, bart, everything is on time. and remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather.

back to you. >> thank you. problems in europe are putting a big damper on the international markets today. >> let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com for the latest. jason, good morning. >> reporter: it was a year ago at this time when europe's debt crisis exploded sending the stock market here in this country on a downward spiral for a little while. then we saw some bailouts take place including greece. but greece once again is having problems meeting its obligations. it's causing a lot of worries that it could default on its debt. that's where the issue regarding dominique strauss- kahn the former head of the imf accused of sexual assault and other charges is causing problems. imf is key in trying to bring the crisis to a point where they could figure out greece' problems and that vacuum is causing lots of issues over in greece. and elsewhere in europe, as well. other countries that are much bigger players like italy and spain are also causing a lot of concern this morning about their debt issues. as a result, we saw overseas

stock markets sell off big time putting a lot of pressure on the euro which is trading at a two-month low against the dollar at $1.39. that's bad news for a lot of companies here in this country who have been doing a lot of business overseas because of a weaker dollar. that's one of the reasons why profits have been increasingly getting higher as each quarter has gone by. and as the dollar heads higher, it's pushing stocks a little lower. we are seeing that right now on wall street. the dow is dropping by 131 points. nasdaq is down by 45. s&p is lower by 15. linkedin had its massive debut last week in which its stock more than doubled on thursday to $94, pulled back on friday and now a security expert from india tells reuters there is a vulnerability issue on linkedin particularly with its lockin cookie with your log in and a cookie is stored on your computer so you can get back on the site without having to sign

n apparently linkedin's cookie lasts for a year making it easy for a hacker to get into your site without a password. linkedin is working on scrambling cookies in the coming months hoping to resolve it sooner. >> thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. all right. let's take you to ireland now. these are live pictures of crowds of people waiting for president obama and the first lady. it is the first stop on a six- day, four-nation tour of europe. wow. >> they had the queen there last week and president this week. >> big, big crowds. he is going to visit his ancestral home of moneygall. his great-great-great- grandfather came to the u.s. back in 1850. very, very excited. >> why not. >> for his visit. >> pack of irish fans, too. 6:50. the husband is out of the picture but it looks like there is a bit of a domestic dispute among osama bin laden's three widows at least that's what a

pakistani official is telling the australiaial website. he says that the two older wives believe that the much younger wife may have tipped off american intelligence officials about the al qaeda leader's hideout. all three wives lived in the compound when bin laden was killed there three weeks ago. pakistani officials are detaining all three for questioning. >> so is sarah palin relocating? the former alaska governor may have just bought a home in scottsdale, arizona. arizona republic says there are indications that last week she bought an 8,000-square-foot home for about $1.7 million. it has six bedrooms, full basement, home theater, and a guard gate. an investment firm made the purchase in a deal apparently designed to cloak the buyer's identity. the botox mom won't be getting any money from abc. >> and for good reason. the network says it's refusing to pay because the woman admitted the story is not true. it's a hoax, the hollywood

reporter says abc was planning to pay her a $10,000 licensing fee for the photos but since her story about injecting her 8- year-old daughter with botox is a lie, the network is withholding that money and trying to find out how the interview got on the air in the first place. someone has a little explaining to do there. >> it was tough to believe. >> yeah. >> and why would you go unless you were getting paid like she was, why would you go on air and admit that you're doing that to your child? here's a show. the world didn't end over the weekend. >> the east bay preacher who predicted doomsday said he is flabbergasted -- >> flabbergasted! love it. >> 89-year-old harold camping predict the rapture would happen saturday. a reporter with the "chronicle" tracked him down yesterday alive and well like all of us. camping is looking for answer and will have more to say on this today. oh, and by the way, this is the second time he has been wrong about the end of the world. >> dent make a couple of bucks on this, too? >> about $100 million or so. yeah. a lot of people sent him money.

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chevron with techron. care for your car. contra costa county is found alive. now authorities have questions for her parents. kiet do is in knightsen near their home. a baby missing yesterday has been found alive in contra costa county. kiet do is in knightsen near their home with more. ' lot of details don't add up so many questions remain about what happened in the past 24 hours. little baby ramy gallego is reportedly okay and in good condition. it began sunday morning at sunrise when her mother woke up at 6 a.m. to nurse her and she was gone. a family friend says ramy slept in the bassinette in the parent' room that the backyard door had been found open. police would not confirm any details but they launched a

massive search wit 100 people, k-9 units and helicopter. investigators say it's suspicious but no evidence of a family dispute or kidnapping. police questioned both parents at the police station but they weren't considered suspects at the time. and one question here is the timing of the whole calling of police. now, the baby was discovered missing at 6:00. cops didn't get the call until 6:20. so we hope to have that question answered later on today. >> kiet do in knightsen this morning, thank you. a parole officer helped lapd find a suspect in the attack on giants fan bryan stow. the agent noticed that the 31- year-old giovanni ramirez had some new tatoos covering one of of his old ones on his neck. his tip gave investigators the break they needed to arrest ramirez early yesterday morning. he is being held on a million dollars bail. police are still looking for two more people in the attack. we have traffic and weather. you guys are bright.

>> ladies in red. >> got to add some brightness to your monday. it's a little windy. we both have been talking about the same thing all morning long, the breezy conditions outside, you know, definitely kicking up around the bay area. below average temperatures for this time of year. low 70s in the warmest locations. tuesday slightly warmer in some spots, a little bit of cloud cover and then yes, chance of rain back into the forecast on wednesday. thursday seeing mostly sunny skies and then by this weekend, we are going to dip down into the low 70s in those warmest locations. so there is hope in sight but for today, windy conditions. several wind advisories in effect including the bay bridge toll plaza, san mateo bridge and traffic coming out of the altamont pass. the good news is traffic is very light on this monday morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. really no major backups. usually by this time of the morning it's jammed from at least the 880 overcrossing maybe at least 15 minutes to get on the bridge.

not the case so far. a live look at the sensors coming out of the altamont pass. sluggish past 205, past the windmills and it's pretty slow all the way through livermore. also, if you ride alameda harbor bay ferry, no service this morning. some wind damage actually to the ramp that heads out towards the boat. so yeah, everything else though looks good including bart. >> all right. thank you very much, elizabeth. you know, saturday was supposed to be the apocalypse, the end of the world. >> we're here. it didn't happen but one great- grandmother said she would spent it doing something she always wanted to do, she went skydiving she is 91. wilma from kalamazoo, michigan, said she wasn't nervous. guess she crossed that off her bucket list. the whole family waiting and watching. it was a picture-perfect landing. good for wilma >> you know what her next thing