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'

we just took a call from michael with the kcbs phone force. there was a three-car wreck approaching fish ranch road. that's now completely cleared. tow truck came and went so now it's a smooth ride into oakland. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now6. 6:07. >> it's may, but you wouldn't know it driving through the sierra. live report on the mind- boggling snow as you can see. >> that's a live picture up in the sierra, if you are heading to ski country, good luck. we'll be right back. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. ireland is hosting its first e a >>>

kcbs phone force has been calling on that. sluggish from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. the drive time about 20 minutes right now to take you towards 680. 101 the marin county ride nice and easy and a beautiful one at that with the sun coming up across the golden gate bridge. mass transit remains on time. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning, the danger of catastrophic flooding is shifting down river from tennessee. forecasters say the mississippi river is as high as it's going to get in memphis. the flooding isolated to low- lying areas. experts trust that the levees will hold but now attention is focused downstream to the mississippi delta and the new orleans area. >> now's the time to be going out there and securing your property making evacuation plans thinking about where you might want to go. >> that's louisiana governor bobby jindal. a spillway has been opened to relieve pressure on levees near new orleans. >>> it is 6:22. a big megadeal in the tech world. the takeover involving microsoft and skype.

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a popular silicon valley company making a big public debut just a few minutes ago. >> let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com to get the latest on linkedin. jason, good morning. >> good morning, sydnie. good morning, frank. mountain view company shot high with its ipo today. it priced its shares at the top end of its price range of $45. a price range that it raised by 30% in just the past few days. it's underwriters sold all that they had for $350 million. prices the company at well over $4 billion in value. now, linkedin is an interesting case in that its managers say that it expects to make a loss this year so it's not yet profitable. that's something that investors are going to want to see if they want to push that stock much higher. linkedin not yet trading publicly. it usually takes a little while for that to happen on the day it goes public. the underwriters have to make sure that all their clients bought into it have their account

we just took a call from jim with the kcbs phone force. jim tells us that stall has now been cleared so all lanes are open heading into san francisco. and i just checked and there are still no metering lights at the bay bridge. so as you can see from this live camera, there is no delay right now heading into san francisco either. getting a south bay check it's sluggish past the capitol expressway but overall not too bad. 101 not a lot of other colors other than green in the south bay. so our sensors are picking up mostly top speeds. here's live look at the 280 traffic heading out of downtown san jose. so far, so good. nice quick trip towards cupertino and in fact your peninsula drive is fine. and for marin county commuters southbound 101 chance of showers great. live traffic sensors picking up speeds at the limit. here's a live look through mill valley. southbound 101 traffic looks great as you head towards the golden gate bridge if that's where your commute takes you. and mass transit so far on time. bart running more than 40 trains. syst

let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. we're all for pizza, jason. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. apparently, golden gate capital of san francisco like california pete's kitchen so much it decided to bit chain and all the pizzas that cpk makes. the deal pour $470 million an 11% premium. but cpk's closing price yesterday, they have 265 restaurants, the board has already approved the deal. you can probably understand y it's not been all that great sailing for cpk over the past couple of years. in the 1st quarter its revenue was down. same-store sales fell over 2%. that despite the overall casual dining industry showing some improvement coming out of recession so the board saw a chance to make some money and jumped on it. >>> if you thought there was excitement over linkedin's i po last week, just wait for zynga. it makes games like farmville and mafia wars and now cityville is going to file or an ipo as early as this week. it has a market value on the secondary markets where private shares are traded of more tha

we got a lot of calls from the kcbs phone force on that. this is the backup right now behind the pay gates. expect it to be stacked up well into the macarthur maze and growing because even if we have one little minor incident at the bay bridge, that usually causes to really stack up for a while. quickly if we have time, i want to go out to some video that some camera crews caught. this was an earlier big rig fire near colfax so if you are heading on the way to truckee, u, it's still causing problems. this big rig was carrying pet food and including a load of live fish. the fish were saved. >> oh, okay. >> but near the colfax exit, they still have the right lane blocked of westbound 80 and the off-ramp so expect some delays through that stretch. >> okay. thank you. >>> well, we' out of time, folks. thank you for watching the cbs "early edition." we'll see u

joining now, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. are you going to fly hong kong airlines, my friend? >> i wouldn't mind a trip to hong kong but i behave. i wouldn't worry about getting chopped in the face although that is the reaction from investors today to a report from adp who track private payrolls and they said that there was growth of 179,000 jobs in april. but that was about 21,000 under expectation. and adp is rosier than the labor department's report later on the job market. we are seeing this basically as probably a reaction from companies nervous about higher fuel prices. most corporate reports that have been coming in with companies dealing with higher commodity costs are seeing bottom lines chewed away might be keeping them from hiring as many people as expected. of course, we need job growth to continue in order for the economic recovery to really take hold. wall street not too happy about that report. another story out this morning is making wall street rosier and that's to deal with the chip business. applied materia

we have taken several calls from the kcbs phone force. they say it's jammed from westboro boulevard. so watch out for that. southbound 280 is just yeah, not looking too good. so 101 a better alternate. that's your traffic. back to you >> thank you. >>> quan you believe it? lost and found -- can you believe it? lost and found 72 years later. >> a vallejo man is wearing a ring he hasn't seen in decades. 90-year-old jesse mattos flushed his class ring down a toilet from dunsmuir high school right down the old toilet. he never expected to see it again but recently a dunsmuir city worker found the ring backed up in a sewer line. did a little research and gave mattos a call. he then traveled to vallejo to deliver the ring in person. there it is. >> can you imagine? >> ingenerally. >> wow. >> 70 years. >> before we leave you, this morning, we have a special congratulations. [ laughter ] >> to kristy seifkin. >> you guys are so sweet! >> she is graduating. she is getting her master's degree, valedictorian friday. congratulations to you. >> i'm go

we're just hearing some news from our radio partners kcbs of a problem on bart. sounds like a person in a wheelchair fell on the tracks near the powell street station in san francisco. so they are having to turn trains around at the montgomery station. so again expect delays for bart if you are using that to head into san francisco. we are not sure how badly right now but again they are turning trains around at the montgomery street station. ace on time, muni on time and alameda harbor bay ferry service schedule has resumed this morning after a couple of days of being out of commission. and quickly, roadwork extended eastbound highway 4 at loveridge extended until 6:45. this is late running roadwork so you can see we got at least a half mile backup and growing in those eastbound lanes. that's a check of traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> security and economic issues at the top of the agenda for the g8 summit today and tomorrow that's being held in france. president obama meeting with leaders of eight nations earlier meeting with the russian president. m

thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. have a good weekend. >> you, too. >>> so is a popular kids restaurant actually a hotbed for scandal? >> one california mom thinks so and is suing chuck e. cheese saying the kids games are illegal gambling device like slot machines, allegedly because they use these tokens and dispense prizes. the san diego mom of two wants a jury trial and also wants $5 million in damages. lawyers for chuck e. cheese are trying to get the suit thrown out. >>> 6:49. california's political power couple separated after 25 years of marriage. >> former governor arnold schwarzenegger talked about his separation from his wife, maria. with more on other political marriages that are on the rocks, some surviving all the bad press, let's go to cbs 5 political insider phil matier and former san francisco mayor and assembly speaker willie brown. gentlemen, good morning. so you know the scoop, huh? >> that's what we are going to get right to. now arnold and maria. what's the story? >> they're separated. [ laughter ]

we have been taking a lot of calls from the kcbs phone force. syd is in the backup and delays are minimal. it's a bottleneck approaching the accident scene. once you get past sfo then traffic improves significantly and it's an easy drive down the peninsula. we'll have more traffic coming up in a bit. in the meantime back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a bay area man facing life behind bars. matt bigler explains why the penalty is harsh and joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. this all happened earlier this month. there was an incident in gilroy. bud wally ruiz showed up at his wife's place in gilroy drunk. she told him to get out. he proceeded to pack up some bags, including the six-week- old chihauhau he had given her for mother's day. when she told him to leave the dog he picked it up it was in a travel tote at the time, threw it against the wall and that impact ended up killing the puppy. it's a tragic story and now ruiz is facing two felony counts of animal cruelty as well as a domestic battery charge. he could be facing up to a ye

kcbs radio's matt bigler has more. >> reporter: good morning. we have some chilling new details about what this alleged abuse was of this 3-year-old girl and also how it was discovered. on may 9, the 15-year-old son of the abuse suspect went into the family garage in campbell. he was apparently looking for a model car. he stepped on a mattress to try and reach higher. and when he looked down, he saw human hair. under the mattress wrapped inside a carpet was the 3-year- old daughter of his father's girlfriend. the son was the one who actually called police. they responded to the house. no one was there at the time. but fortunately two weeks ago the mother and the daughter were recovered. and the daughter is doing fine at this point. the mother is facing child endangerment charges. but captain dave carmichael with campbell police says they are still searching for 35-year- old george rodriguez who is still at large. >> we are still looking for george. and that investigation is still active. and we are currently following up every lead possible in o

in five years but the unemployment rate is rising. >> here to explain the numbers jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >> how are you? it's confusing to reconcile those kinds of numbers with more jobs coming online. but also at the same time, the unemployment rate rising. that's what we saw in april of. 244,000 jobs added to the economy. yet at the same time, the jobless rate rose from 8.8 to 9%. the simplest way to put that is that more people started working for work again. a lot of people had pulled out of the job hunt and as a result that's pushing the unmillennium rate down. but with more people back online the rate increase as a result of that. we did see job gains across a number of industries so that was encouraging but if there is one thing that's still not very rosy about any of this wage growth is still nonexistent. hourly earnings rose just .1% to $22.95. that's a key issue when it comes to inflation for the federal reserve. if it doesn't see wage growth increase all that much, it's not going to be as hot to increase interest rates. wall street cheered the report. we

and remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. get the latest hotspot and traffic information. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> big jump in the number of americans joining the unemployment lines last week and rumors about two popular clothing thanks. >> let's go to cbsmoneywatch.com -- and rumors about two popular clothing changes. let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> weekly jobless claimed jumped by 43,000 to 474,000. that's the third big jump in the past four weeks. the four-week average is now at 431,000. that's out of a range that would suggest job growth. and it backs up other reports we have had this week that while the economy is still growing, at least in the month of april, it is certainly cooled off. that's in services, manufacturing sectors and particularly on jobs. we'll get a report on the monthly jobs picture tomorrow from the labor department. but that's a big worry for the stock market at the moment, as well. and when it comes to retailers, h & m is shooting down rumors o

we just got off the phone with our radio partners at kcbs phone force. and they just told us that all lanes of highway 4 except for possibly one lane are no longer blocked. we are talking eastbound highway 4 at loveridge doing full road closures there overnight. sounds like it's mostly picked up. no delay east- or westbound in and out of antioch this morning. kcbs says the westbound roadwork on the dumbarton bridge is picked up. various lanes blocked eastbound 84 but again not causing any delays this early in the morning. all the approaches to the bay bridge so far, so good. metering lights are off. yeah, very easy ride at this time of the morning on a friday so no big surprise. you still may find various lanes blocked though in the lower deck approaching treasure island. just your usual stuff through there various lanes blocked until about 6:00. the nimitz 880 through oakland here's live look. you can see those headlights moving southbound. you're cruising past oakland airport all the way into hayward no big delays and for marin county commuters nice an

here's jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. tough times frank for folks like yourself trying to sell a house somewhere. it is just awfully tough out there. and home prices are now back at their recession lows when the bubble burst. according to the latest kay schiller index, prices in march fell 2.9% from a year earlier down about .8% from the prior month. san francisco, bay area, not any different, down over 5% from a year earlier and down a tenth of a percent from a month ago. selling in the market is basically fallen off after the federal home buyer tax credit expired in the spring of last year. there hasn't been much movement and a big chunk of the market that is selling almost a third of it are foreclosed properties. those prices are cheaper and as a result, that's bringing prices further down. a lot of people are still waiting until the job market gets going before they decide to get out there and buy a home. the home market has a long way to go before it recovers to its pre-recession levels. >>> better piece of news out

if any changes, remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> caltrans has re-opened highway 50 four days earlier than expected. so starting today, one way traffic control will be in effect at echo summit. the area had been closed off for about nine days because of construction. both directions are expected to be opened by friday, just in time for the memorial day weekend. >> imagine the change ber of commerce is happy about that. >> absolutely. >> having to go all the way up there. >> still some skiing you will there. >> at least on memorial day weekend through june. >>> it is 5:21. the rapture came and went. we're still working. >> had to show up this morning. a bay area preacher is biting his tongue this morning. what he is saying about his failed armageddon prediction. >> ,, ,,,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thou

matt bigler from kcbs radio. >> sometimes on facebook you share too much. >> exactly. we find that out. >> oh, absolutely. >>> time now is 6::41. skip the car and rent a ride. how the popular zipcar gimmick could be expanding to the south bay with a twist. >> plus, the cost of college. a bigger burden than ever. the record amount today's students are paying back in loans. [ male announcer ] it was forged from the fires of imagination. sculpted by an unyielding passion for design. ♪ and tempered by 125 years of legendary performance. introducing the all-new 2012 cls from mercedes-benz. where the world's greatest automobiles take shape. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> it's such a cool and windy mother's day we are actually going to see a little warmer and less breezy today although you can still see clouds moving bow right now. sun's coming up. partly cloudy start to the day. we'll continue to these types of conditions over the next couple of hours. out the door cool start in the 30s in some places, 50s and 40s elsewhere, patchy fog at the coast and then this a

we'll talk with jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sydnie. good morning, frank. yeah, that's the kind of number comparison that can make you scratch your head. how can we have a huge gain in jobs yet see the unemployment rise at the same time? we saw a big gain, 244,000 jobs added to the economy last month according to the labor department and that was much bigger than expectations. about 60,000 over what we were expecting to see because jobless claims had really risen over the past four weeks seeing big spikes in three of those four weeks. as a result, the overall unemployment rate rose from 8.8 to 9%. the reason for that, more people simply coming back and looking for work. they were added to the rolls of people looking for work and as a result unemployment benefits went up in respect to that. it was a healthy gain and good to see because the number of other economic signals have been somewhat sour over the past couple of weeks. we saw the manufacturing and service sectors each slow th

let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, it's a tough time for pc makers out there. at least when it comes to dealing with consumers. earnings from hp and dell this week have pretty much confirmed that. hp took the bigger hit. its pc consumer sales were down 23% in the 1st quarter. dell saw its consumer pc sales fall 7%. each did much better when it came to businesses. hp's business pc sales are up 13%, dell up about 5%. but clearly, the trend is shifting towards smart phones and tablets. that's where companies are starting to put more of their attention and trying to gain that important computing market. linkedin's ipo hitting the market tomorrow. this is widely anticipated as linkedin is feeling so confident it upped the target range to $42 to $42 per share that compared to $3 2 to $35 earlier on that. would value the company at about $4 billion. raised about $350 million. it's key because linkedin is the first major social networker to go public and will give us an idea of the kind of inte

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> president obama says he was aware of the risks when he ordered special forces to get osama bin laden in pakistan. the president's comments all part of an interview that aired last night on cbs' "60 minutes." it was focused on the decision- making process that led to a team of navy seals storming a compound and killing the al qaeda leader. the president said despite months of intelligence work, there was really no way to determine beforehand that bin laden was actually inside the compound. >> at the end of the day this was still a 55/45 situation. we could not say definitively that he was there. had he not been there, there would have been significant consequences. >>> he decided the benefits outweighed the risks. the president said he lost no sleep over the possibility that bin laden would be killed saying he errands his fate. >>> there are reports out of pakistan that several hundred taliban fighters held a memorial service for bin laden today in the co

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the more coffee the better at least for men trying to protect themselves against prostate cancer. and a new study men who drink six or more cups a day had a 60% lower risk of developing the deadliest form of the disease. even one cup offered protection from all forms of prostate cancer. but it's not the caffeine. researchers believe the anti- oxidants in coffee may play a role. >>> baby strollers and car seats, are they full of a toxic chemical? a new study out today finds that 80% of baby products contain chemical flame retardants that are either toxic or untested. some of the chemicals have been linked to an increased risk of cancer and other health issues. >>> well, you can find some strange things on ebay but a baby? >> well, it happened. police in michigan are questioning a woman who offered a 2-year-old relative for sale on ebay. the 19-year-old said it wasn't meant to be taken seriously. she just wanted to see how ebay worked, apparently. and it d

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> i think i counted six times there. >> really, okay. i'll do 7 next. >>> marin county could soon home to a new pro baseball team. the minor league team in the independent north america league wants to play at albert park in san rafael. under the proposal the team will pay to double the size of the current 750-seat grandstand and include a mobile concession stand and barbecue stands swell. that has some saying play ball but others in the city crying foul. >> it would attract a lot of people from outside of town that don't respect the values -- our neighborhood values here in downtown san rafael. >> it's going to bring people to san rafael, okay? and downtown san rafael needs an economic boost, the restaurant, bars, shops. >> if the parks and rec commission aproves it, the team wants it built by next summer. >>> lance armstrong's camp is denying the latest doping charges against the seven-time tour de france winner. his friend and former teammate tyler hamilton tells "60

and remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:22 now. it was a huge headache for the dmv and drivers. how it's finally fixing the delay with new licenses. and unfriended by facebook. why mark zuckerberg got kicked off the site. we'll explain coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "the sacramento bee" reports the d-m-v is now sending out new ithin three or fou >>> the long wait for new driver licenses in california is over. the "sacramento bee" reporting the dmv is sending out new licenses within three or four weeks of people sending in renewals. there had been a four-month wait blamed on the company that makes the new version of the licenses. one bay area lawmaker wants the contract with that company to be renegotiated to avoid problems in the future. >>> californian are older. new census figures showing the median age of people in the state is up to 35.2 years. it was 33 and a third back in 2000. in the bay area, marin county has the oldest population at 44.5 years. >>> do or die for the sharks tonight if

we have been taking calls from the kcbs phone force. they are saying no big delay approaching the accident scene. just the usual brake lights off 205. 14 minutes is your drive time from there out towards 680 and the dublin interchange. speeds improve dramatically once you get out of livermore. then we are seeing all green on our traffic sensors. speaking of green, there's a lot of green right now in the south bay. everything is moving fine on 101 coming up from morgan hill. guadalupe parkway delay-free. and here's is a live look at the 280 traffic out of downtown. coming up we'll check mass transit. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:37. >>> the swollen mississippi river is devastating parts of the delta this morning. >> and the dire situation is expected to go from bad to worse. holly firfir has more from mississippi. >> reporter: good morning. we are in tunica county which is about 30 miles south of memphis. the river was cresting there yesterday. and the river here is cresting right now. >>> reporter: while the crest o

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. >>> 5:47. let's take a check of today's top stories. >>> more allegations against the former east bay cop who admitted stealing and selling drugs. now a woman who was arrested for prostitution has told investigators that norm wielsch hired her to work at his brothel in pleasant hill. he denies it. >>> proposed cutbacks to public safety in san jose will be the focus of a special budget meeting this morning. it is all part of a series of meetings to deal with a deficit estimated at $115 million. >>> and texas congressman ron paul launching his presidential campaign today. this is his third time running for the white house. he is up against former speaker newt gingrich and former massachusetts governor mitt romney for the gop nomination. >>> it is 5:47 now. the rivalry between two silicon valley giants is getting rather nasty. facebook admits to hiring a pr firm to plant negative stories about google in newspapers and on blogs. the stories accuse google of violating privacy facebook uses by search

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> public safety will take some big hits as parts of contra costa county's efforts to reduce a budget shortfall. let's look at some of the cuts just approved by the board of supervisors. up to 138 county jobs could be eliminated. 82 from the sheriff's and probation departments according to the "contra costa times." the sheriff's department will have to reduce the number and types of calls to which it will respond. cuts to the district attorney's office will likely eliminate a dozen positions, as well. >>> video taken on muni height help san francisco police catch a violin thief. the video on youtube shows the suspect making his escape with a $23,000 instrument last tuesday. that man grabbed the valuable violin from a practice room at the san francisco conservatory of music after its owner had put it down to check her email. "the examiner" reports the suspect got on muni's t line at van ness and market and got off at the powell street st

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> san jose city councilman calling his dui arrest over the weekend a terrible error in judgment. ash kaira was pulled over by a chp officer 1:30 sunday morning downtown. he was elected in 2008 and is the first indian american to serve on the city council. he is also a former public defender. he said yesterday, i'm deeply embarrassed by my actions and am prepared to take the full consequences for them. unquote. >>> doctors cancelled planned surgery for bryan stow who remains in a coma after being attacked at a dodgers game five weeks ago. his mother spent mother's day by her son's bedside. doctors say the longer stow stays in that vegetative state, the more likely he will remain that wa forever. his mother is hopeful although there is no sign of recovery. >> it was very odd. i was looking at his eyes to see if there was any movement like any dreaming or anything. and there is just nothing there. >> so far, there have been no arrests. the reward to catch his

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic. back to you. >> yeah. that would be me. it's free and it's friday. so no worries there. >> there you go. >>> here's a check of today's top stories. a fatal hit-and-run overnight in san francisco. a 55-year-old man struck and killed at 2:30 a.m. at the intersection of masonic and golden gate avenues. police say a 23-year-old driver also hit several parked cars and crashed into a medical center. he was arrested and is in the hospital. several streets are closed because of the ongoing investigation. we'll have a live report from anne makovec coming up at 6:00. >>> violence and vandalism at a cinco de mayo celebration down in san jose. one person was stabbed, the victim is expected to survive. several people were arrested though last night. and there is a lot of broken glass to clean up this morning. a live report from kiet do shortly. >>> the puc is giving pg&e the go-ahead now to charge customers more. it's all to recoup some of the lost profits due to the dumping of old analog meters t

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> when the sun comes up, helicopters will return to the santa catalina island off the southern california coast dropping more water on a fire that started behind the catalina yacht club yesterday afternoon. right now it is 30% contained after covering some 40 acres there. local fire crews have protected some buildings that were threatened there. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> a new big cat is bound for the san francisco zoo. years after a deadly tiger attack there, martha is a 10- year-old siberian tiger from nebraska expected to arrive here in june. she will have to go through a health screening before she is placed on exhibit. >>> on christmas day you may remember back in 2007, police shot and killed the tiger tatiana after she escaped her enclosure and killed a san jose teenager. the zoo has since raised the tiger exhibit wall. >>> a massive honda recall just gets even bigger. the new warning about faulty airbags. >>> plus, it could have been

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

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 5:45. let's take a check of today's top stories. the man arrested for the attack on bryan stow outside dodger stadium could sit in jail for a while before charges are filed in this case. l.a. police still gathering evidence but the chief says he is sure they have the right man. >>> you can expect to see about a 10% increase in your pg&e bill. state regulators have approved a rate hike. low energy customers will be put in a new price bracket that will raise their bills. currently pg&e says those who use a lot of power are subsidizing those who don't. >>> the patriot act is continued for four more years giving law enforcement greater powers to search for terrorists. >>> a judge is unveiling the memorial for 900 victims of the jonestown massacre. the memorial at evergreen cemetery in oakland had been in disputes for three decades. the issue, whether the memorial should include the name of jim jones, the leader of the san francisco-based cult people's t

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> big day for the business world and especially down in the silicon valley. i think we would all like to be part of this if we could a social networking site going public in a very big way. >> kiet do joins us live from linkedin's headquarters in mountain view as the company gets ready to make its initial public offering. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. down here in the silicon valley there's a buzz that it's the good old days of 1999 again and that is because this is the first major social media site in the united states to go public. this has people giddy about twitter and facebook and, of course, zynga. trading will begin at $45 a share for linkedin. at 7.8 million shares that is a boatload of money. the company is worth $4.25 billion. linkedin is the first networking site founded in 2002. and it is focused on and used mainly by business professionals as a networking tool. they boast 100 million users with executives from every, single fo

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kcbs airborne northbound 880 before highway 84 one lane is blocked. but again, our radio partners telling us no major delay right now as you head up the nimitz freeway through the newark area and farther north where we have a camera near the coliseum you can see that everything is nice and light flowing fine all the way up towards downtown oakland if you are commuting from hayward. and along the peninsula, our camera, you know, very dark outside. everything looks good coming up 101 and 280. >> mr. camping there somewhere? [ laughter ] >> all right, elizabeth, thank you. we'll get that fixed. >>> it is 5:56. kate and will could they be coming here? >> well, that's what we're hearing right now. the london daily mail reports the duke and duchess of cambridge may visit the bay area after they stop in l.a. in july. so far nothing is finalized but there is talk of the royal mrs. and mrs. going up to yosemite national park and touring the redwoods before stopping right here in san francisco. >> that would be very, very exciting. >> can you imagine the securi

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> pacific gas & electric expected to find out today just how much it can charge its customers during the second half of the year. get ready for a rate hike some of you. the utility wants to change its rate structure to charge more for those who use small amounts of electricity and then charge less for those who use more. sounds crazy, huh? but the "san francisco examiner" reports that pg&e says the move would make it fair for those who use a lot of electricity and currently pay more than it costs to provide that power. >> might have to read that one more time. >> got it? >> doesn't make -- a little counter intuitive there. >>> 5:23. gets used to having the kids around the house more. how close state lawmakers are now to cutting the school year a little shorter . >> plus, we have some new details about prince william and kate middleton's honeymoon. there is word that they could be making a west coast stop. we'll be back. ,, the internet on a plane! are you

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> years after a deadly tiger ata, the san francisco zoo getting a new tiger. martha is a 10-year-old siberian from nebraska. she is expected to arrive here in june, although she will have to go through a health screening before she makes her public debut. in 2007 on christmas day, police shot and killed tatiana the tiger after she escaped her enclosure and mauled san jose teenager carlo souza, jr. the zoo has since raised the exhibit wall for the tiger. >>> saving a life could mean early freedom for some san quentin inmates. two weeks ago some lesser risk prisoners part of the san quentin fire department helped rescue a woman from a capsized boat in the bay near the prison. now those inmates could get out early. >> there are sentencing credits they can receive due to their heroic efforts of rescuing people here. what took place that day was extraordinary. and we are looking at seeing if there are some things we can do more to them. >> the rescued woman wen

she told kcbs radio she never gave up hope the l.a.p.d. would track down the suspect responsible for the vicious beating of her son. >> they were so compassionate with our family and reechoed to us and made us promise that they were not going to rest until they got these guys. so that's how i put it out of my mind. i didn't think about it. i knew it was going to be taken care of and obviously they did what they promised. >> reporter: couldn't hide the joy. >> they will get what they deserve. >> reporter: at the giants ballpark fans were relieved to hear the news. >> that's great. i'm glad that there is some consequence that they tracked him down because somebody had to have seen it. >> bring justice to the stow family. >> i was pleasedded they caught somebody. i hope they find the other person. i hope the stow family gets justice and i wish him a speedy recovery. >> reporter: the giants organization raised $75,000 for stow's medical expenses. tim lincecum pitched in $25,000 of his own money. the team was more reserved in their reaction to

all news kcbs. 106.9 fm >> announcer: a mysterious pneumonia, a global health crisis. how the bay area went from it to compassion. >> it was absolutely terrifying. >> this is not a death sentence any more. >> the rage to resilience. >> i'm still here and it's gonna be okay. >> they report aids at 30, past, present, future, monday at 6:00 on cbs5. ,, ,, tonight, case closed. don ford tery solved, and t >>> a missing cattle case in the bay area taken up by a dog team in southern california. tonight, case closed. don fordham, a mystery solved, and the warning for pet owners. >> reporter: this is juliette, a sigh me see cat who was joan wise's pet for 14 years. earlier this week she didn't come home. after looking for seven days she hired a professional search dog team from los angeles. >> they had four dogs trained to find loose cats and little dogs. >> reporter: last saturday the search team arrived. it didn't along. >> these dogs were remarkable. they found remains of juliette. almost all within an hour and a half or so. >> this says they believe coyotes killed the cat

. >>> 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. >> san francisco giants president says there's been a cloud hanging over the team since that attack on opening day. >> to the extent that we have a little bit of -- i wouldn't say closure but a little bit of a -- the recognition that the people that perpetrated this crime will not be perpetrating these crimes again. >> the giants organization has raised $75,000 for stow's medical expenses. we have posted more video and reaction to the arrest as well as the entire police news conference. you can check it out at cbssf.co >>> antioch police looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. police were called to the 2300 block of d street just before 8:00 last night. the victim was found on the sidewalk and pronounced dead at the hospital. so far, no information on a suspect. >>> things

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the food and drug administration meeting today to discuss changes to children's over-the-counter pain relievers and fever reducers. they are considering adding dosage instructions to children's tylenol and similar products with acetaminophen for kids under the age of 2. the current directions tell parents to seek a doctor's advice. but critics say that leads to confusion. >>> a bizarre twist in the investigation of that pageant mother who said that she giving her 8-year-old daughter botox. kerry campbell appeared on "good morning america" last week saying she injected her daughter with botox. but campbell may not live here in san francisco and there's word that kerry campbell may not even be her real name. the revelations come as abc news reports that campbell's daughter britney was taken by child protection services over the weekend. >>> san francisco giants are getting involved with the -- it gets better" campaign to help gays who face bullying. they w

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the long wait for new driver's licenses in california is over. the "sacramento bee" report, the dmv is now sending out new licenses within three or four weeks of people sending in their renewals. there had been a four-month wait blamed on the company that makes the new version of the licenses. one bay area lawmaker wants the contract with that company to be renegotiated to avoid problems in the future. >>> sharing the same name as the founder of facebook could get you knocked right off the site. it happened to attorney mark zuckerberg. the company disabled his account saying it looked like a fake one. this is not the first time he had to prove his identity to the social media site. two years ago, he sent facebook his driver's license, passport, barnum, even his code to get into court. all to prove he was officially mark zuckerberg. >> how many friends did you have? >> i had about 350 and you know i had all my pictures on there, too. >> after a reporter c

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> incredible results from a new study. hiv-positive people on antiretroviral drugs can reduce the risk of transmitting the virus to their partners by 96%. researchers suspect that hiv- positive patients on medication would be less likely to spread the virus but they had no idea that it would be so effective. the results only reinforce recommendations that hiv- positive people start take the drugs as soon as possible. >>> type of bacteria resistant to common antibiotics has been found in supermarket meats. that's the according to a new study by the cdc. mrsa is usually spread by athletes through equipment n severe cases it causes illness or death. experts say thoroughly cooking of the meat will kill any bacteria that might be there. so cook your meat well done. and don't forget to wash all your new summer clothes, too, apparently. >> i can't believe this story. new studies show there may be dangerous bacteria lurking -- lurking in unwashed garments! a

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> it is 4:55 now. >>> threatened to sue to get his view of the bay back. oracle ceo larry ellison blamed his neighbors for blocking scenery. the neighbors refused to cut the trees between his home and the bay but now the neighbors are along the. >> we were hoping to have this very private matter, you know, obviously it wasn't -- didn't become that way and we're really sorry about this whole thing. we are cutting our trees. >> ellison uses the pacific heights home for entertaining. he is expected to be there more often during the america's cup race he is bringing back to the bay area in 2013. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" will release an app for the ipad today. it will include articles from each day's edition with photos, videos and other content. subscriptions cost $5.99 a month or just about $60 for the year. or newspapers with tablet editions include the "new york times," "wall street journal" and "usa today." >> i'm still one of the old school

and remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you guys. >> thank you. already busy at this hour. >> i know. >>> 4:54. >>> new crash tests show small fuel-efficient cars are getting safer. the insurance institute for highway safety say six cars earn the distinction of being a top safety pick including ford focus, honda civic, hyundai alantra and the toyota prius. researchers ran them through tests. safer vehicles because of more safety features now like side airbags and electronic stables control. >>> san francisco giants catcher expected to get an mri after a collision of the buster posey left ankle hurt. wow. in this knockdown at home plate last night. scott cousins crashed into posey with florida's winning run in the 12th inning last night. posey had x-rays but there is no word on what they showed. >> if it's an ankle and he is a catcher -- >> he has really been roughed up the last couple of weeks. >> that's hard to watch. that's tough. >>> a heartfelt and personal farewell from tv's talk show queen. >> the last guest o

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. >> thank you. >>> today will mark day 2 of a strike at children's hospital oakland. >> whoo! >> it's a feeling of strength and unity. >> hundreds of nurses protesting their own healthcare coverage. the hospital offers nurses a free plan but it does not include access for them or their children to the hospital where they work. >>> she went under for dental surgery and she woke up with a foreign accent. >> this is crazy. that's what happened to a woman in oregon. karen butler of toledo, oregon, went in for dental surgery a year and a half ago sounding like a regular oregonian. now she sounds like british, scottish and possibly transle veinian. >> you open up your mouth, somebody said oh, where are you from? where did you get that accent? well, i got it from my dentist in toledo. [ laughter ] >> butler's condition is called foreign accent syndrome. >> it's a medical condition. >> who knew? it's most often caused by stroke or traumatic brain injury but in this case butler says she has more confidence now to speak in public and sou

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the cost of going to the university of california may depend on which campus you choose. the uc commission on the future is considering a system to charge more for campuses that are in higher demand like uc- berkeley and ucla. most students don't like it. >> it basically is going to limit the types of students that are going to be able to come to the school from the public to people with money. >> i think there is plenty of head room. we wouldn't be considering this for several years at any of our campuses. >> that uc commission has rejected the plan for the coming school year but it is a possibility as the system's fiscal crisis continues. >>> about 65 students and teachers arrested while protesting budget cuts at the state capital yesterday. they had refused to leave the building after it closed last night. that according to the "sacramento bee." the day-long sit-in attracted about 1,000 people. they are urging lawmakers to pass a tax extension that wo

remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> an east bay hair salon has beefed up security after an expensive break you know. surveillance video showing burglars skipping the cash register and grabbing $50,000 worth of hair extensions from hair divas in san leandro. the owner is now as you can see installed cameras and a bull horn since the break-in. no arrests. tough time when they're stealing hair. kind of strange. >>> you may have seen billboards and other signs all over the bay area. judgment day is this saturday or so they say. and as the so-called end nears, donations to the non-profit family radio station have soared. bible scholar and radio station president harold camping says may 21 is the day that true believers will be taken to heaven and everybody else "left behind" will experience a worldwide earthquake and mayhem. >> my feeling is what they are doing is they are focusing on the fear and a sense of defeatism that people have in this country right now because of all the problems we hav

that silver gray car is important because police say they have arrested the driver of that car and kcbs radio reports the man arrested was wanted for a couple of pharmacy robberies. however, police are also checking to see if that suspect is connected to a home invasion robbery and sexual assault in the oakland hills early this morning at about 3 a.m. no official confirmation of that at this point. we do have reporter joe vazquez on this story. we'll bring you more details as we get them. >>> a new mother went against doctors' advice, beat the odds and had what's being called a miracle baby. dr. kim explains this unusual pregnancy that, if gone wrong, could have cost the lives of both mother and baby. >> reporter: the baby weighed 2 pounds 4 ounces when he was born on monday. that he is even alive is a miracle to his parents. when she was five months pregnant something was wrong. the baby wasn't growing in the normal spot in the uterus according to the ultrasound. >> it was really scary. >> reporter: doctors told the parents they should consider abortion because of the risk to the mothe