>> remember bart had a surplus? they thought they would lower fares? passengers aren't so sure. so we'll tell you what passengers want. >> big chase in southern california. now they have the helicopters up. [ laughter ] >> remember paris hilton? lindsay lohan turning herself in today. >> did anybody watch in youtube when she got sentenced when she broke down in tears? >> started crying. >> how i knew the answer would be affirmative. [ laughter ] >> her lawyer quit. robert shapiro, he quit last night. >> yeah. just before -- so. >> well, that's -- >> they are going to have the helicopters up in california following that car. >> now it. >> if we're lucky we'll have a little bit on our noon show. >> speaking of helicopters?

>> no chopper yet. not right now. but in half moon bay they are continuing to pave on 92 just east of half moon bay. one way traffic control in effect for another hour or so. and they are doing it every day this week from pilarcitos creek and main street. also in san mateo county, got some roadwork going on here as well until 6:00, southbound 280 between edgewood and farm hill boulevard. actually a little slow traffic on our sensors there. but if you are crossing the san mateo bridge, you're good to go in either direction across the span. what are you laughing about? >> john is making me laugh! >> what's so fun? i? >> he is having a little trouble with his mic and all the cords and battery packs and everything. >> we are kind of robots here. >> it's a little comical. our forecast won't be comical, it's nice. but starting with cloudy skies. areas of low clouds will be in the bay as well as along the

coastline. and maybe even a little drizzle this morning, so you may have to hit those windshield wipers from time to time. take a look at the highs. upper 80s from the mid-90s to the upper 80s. so mid-60s expected around the bay, upper 50s for the coast and temperatures by thursday, friday and saturday the lower 90s back in the forecast. those temperatures are slightly more seasonal especially inland. mid-60s around the bay, that's still cooler than average and the coastline, no major shifts just near 60 degrees for a daytime high. all in all, another nice day, another summertime day expected. >> i like it. we all settled in now? >> i'm settled. >> working on it. [ laughter ] >> back to you. >> thank you. a.c. transit is warning passengers there could be more service disruptions today. anne makovec is in, checking on the chances that some drivers might be calling in sick again today. anne, good morning. >> reporter: will they or won't they? at this point we are not sure.

but, of course, passengers who depend on a.c. transit wonder if they will have a ride to work. yesterday over 200 a.c. transit bus drivers called in sick or didn't show up. that's 20% of the bus drivers in the system, leaving passengers depending on the east bay's largest bus system either stranded or inconvenienced. service across the dumbarton yesterday, for example, was cut in half. the driver's union denies this was a true sick-out but says new work rules and interim account that went into effect on sunday changes driver's schedules and they weren't ready for their assignments. those new rules are the latest chapter of an ongoing dispute between a.c. transit and the union over pay and benefits. on friday the judge ordered both sides to enter binding arbitration but then that interim contract went into effect on sunday. today the union is going back

to court trying to get those work rules repeeled. so we'll see -- repealed. so we'll see what happens. but the main question is, will bus drivers show up for work? it's something you won't know until they start getting those sick calls and figure out how they are going to run the buses. >> i know a.c. transit has apologized for the action, nothing they can do at this point, but people who ride a.c. transit better make alternate plans just in case. anne, thank you. >> reporter: some of those riders as they show up at the stops this morning, we'll speak to them. >> thank you, anne makovec in oakland. two dogs that attacked people in golden gate park have been put down. no one came forward to claim the dogs after the attacks on july 1. san francisco animal control officials decided the dogs were too vicious for adoption. so the dogs were euthanized last week. the dogs were held for 10 days to make sure they didn't have rabies. they were a male pit bull believed to have attacked three

people and a female mixed breed that was probably following the pit bull. a father of three who was robbed and killed in oakland was in the bay area for a job interview. it happened late sunday night near the corner of 19th and webster streets. the man from fairfax, virginia had just had his teeth cleaned by a friend he knew from church in preparation for a job interview at google. the two were walking to the victim's car when a man accosted them. he had $17 with him, the victim did. he gave it to them but he was shot anyway. there is no description of the suspect. and the man arrested for a freeway shootout with the healthcare healthcare is talking to investigators while he recovers from his gunshot wounds. the fbi is investigating 45- year-old byron williams as a possible domestic terrorist. they are checking the book he had with him for potential targets. williams has a rap sheet that

includes two bank robberies and two duis. and earlier this month, he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. the "three strikes" law means williams could be locked up for life if convicted for the shootout that closed interstate 580 in oakland on sunday. it was a heated but troubled free showdown in -- trouble-free showdown in walnut creek at a rally for former bart officer johannes mehserle. [ yelling ] >> about 300 people showed up, some in support of mehserle and some who feel he should have been convicted of a more serious crime than involuntary manslaughter. oscar grant of hayward was shot to death last year as mehserle tried to detain him in oakland. mehserle says he intended to use his taser but pulled his gun by mistake. >> i think it's unbelievable that people would come out and take to the streets to support somebody who took a human life, whether you thought it was an accident, by negligence, or you thought it was on purpose.

>> if 12 people found him involuntary manslaughter, then let him go do his time and leave it alone. so in my heart, i believe he needs a little support. >> about 300 police dressed in riot gear were on hand, but the event ended with no problems and no arrests. bp is keeping the cap on its broken oil well and keeping watch for possible leaks. the cap stopped the oil from flowing out of the well last week. there is some oil and gas still leaking but it's a relatively small amount. so the government has backed off on its call to siphon oil through the cap to ships on the surface. >> all seepages right now don't indicate a threat to the well bore. >> the next move is uncertain. one possibility is pumping heavy drilling mid and cement into the well now that the cap

has eased the pressure. and bp is still working on the permanent solution, drilling relief wells, to take the pressure off the one that's been broken. 5:08. bart has a lot of money. we'll tell you how should the transit agency spend it. passengers are saying not on a fare rollback. how they really want that money to be spent. could be an economic boon to the bay area. how much money could be generated and how many jobs created if the americas cup comes here. the promotion starts now. ,,,,

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of the bart schedule and a look at other bay area roads plus some roadwork still going on in the south bay. that's all coming up. there is a new survey out of bart users that finds that more than three-quarters are opposed to a temporary reduction in fares. bart directors are considering the rollback because they have a budget surplus of more than $4 million due to an unexpected allocation that came from the state. but now a majority of riders survey says that they would prefer to see the extra money going toward extending service hours and cleaning the cars. directors will vote on how to use the surplus on thursday. billions of dollars and thousands of jobs, that's what the bay area could get if next americas cup race is held here. larry ellison's bmw oracle racing team and the golden gate yacht club decide where the next race will be since they won this year's event in spain. a study prepared for the city

of san francisco says the regatta could bring $1.4 billion to the bay area and create nearly 9,000 jobs. the next americas cup will be in 2013 or 2014. from rehab to jail, today actress lindsay lohan is set to turn herself in and begin serving a 90-day jail sentence. >> a judge handed down that sentence after lohan violated terms of her probation from a 2007 drug and drunk driving case. lohan, though, doesn't seem to be taking things too seriously. they said she was tweet-joking about her prison term, writing, the only bookings that i'm familiar with are disney films. never thought i'd be booking into jail. i tried to pull it up. but apparently somebody thought i was a member of twitter and i couldn't get to her page. >> do you think that's actually -- she's actually tweeting that? >> i don't know. never thought -- that's so dumb

to tweet before you're going to jail especially if the judge could see that. >> then you either have a really dumb pr person or you know... lohan is unlikely to serve the full term because of overcrowding, though. >> until the judge sees this. [ laughter ] >> the facility has hosted several female celebrities including paris hilton -- hilton paris -- [ laughter ] -- and nicole richie. another blow for her this morning, reports that her lawyer quit. lohan's sentence is one of the most researched stories, did you know that? >> no. >> on the web this morning. so -- [ laughter ] >> -- the question of the day. >> do you think lindsay lohan should be required to serve time in jail? you can send your responses to mornings@cbs5.com. we're also on facebook and twitter. so this all stems back from an event that happened in 2007, is that right? >> and she was on probation and she violated her probation.

i think she has gotten a lot of opportunities to -- [ pause ] >> more than a couple of lawyers. >> more than her fair share. so. 5:14. fog is going to be thicker today than it has been lately. tracy? >> yeah. more fog in the forecast this morning around the bay and also well inland. coming up we'll take a look at your current conditions around the bay and more importantly, your afternoon highs. all that and more in just a few moments. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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if you are an amounts of c transit bus rider, we have been -- if you are an a.c. transit bus rider, we have been warning people to expect delays. there was a sick-out yesterday due to labor disputes. some riders were reporting half hour to hour long delays on the bus system so the same thing could happen today. we are kind of watching and waiting checking their website to see what's going to happen today. in the meantime on the roads in oakland, this is the nimitz nimitz, still light past the coliseum and heading into downtown oakland. 15 minutes is your drive time there in those northbound lanes. southbound traffic moves well too. one way traffic control still in effect in half moon bay. they have been doing some paving work in this area until 6 a.m. expecting delays both directions of 92. one way traffic control in effect in that area between

main street and pilarcitos creek. elsewhere, from you commuting across the san mateo bridge, quiet cross 92 in this area. this camera is just past the toll plaza, and this is westbound traffic in the commute direction. eastbound moving fine towards hayward and all of your approaches to the bay bridge still seeing top speeds. no delays at the pay gates. no metering lights. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. pgh that's your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> thank you. you can also get weather updates on kcbs radio. what's going on out there? more fog especially inland, partly cloudy. low clouds inland, bay and coast, maybe even drizzle at the coast. temperatures from the lower to the upper 50s. let's look at the temperatures. high today upper 50s in pacifica as well as half moon

bay. mid-70s in los altos, 74 sunnyvale, 76 san jose, 80 campbell and los gatos. the lower to the mid-70s in union city, fremont and milpitas. these temperatures are slightly cooler than yesterday. mid-60s in berkeley, oakland, as well as in alameda. the 80s today, the lower to mid- 80s, that's quite pleasant in pleasant hill, danville, van moan, 82 dublin, and the -- san ramon, 82, dublin. 80s in brentwood, which was mid- 90s yesterday. north bay cooling off, as well. 74 napa. 73 novato. 73 kentfield. cool along the coastline with 59 in stinson beach. 60 bodega bay. 63 sausalito and 60 degrees in san francisco. our seven-day forecast, so, we will have similar conditions today, tomorrow as well as thursday. still that ongoing threat of some drizzle along the coastline, still got fog along the coast. but otherwise things pretty much on the same page friday,

saturday, sunday and monday. lower 90s inland mid-60s around the bay and temperatures just near 60 along the coast. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. it is 5:20. in the headlines, a.c. transit is warning riders about another possible sick-out this morning. nearly 20% of drivers about 200, called in sick yesterday because of a labor dispute. many riders were left stranded. two dogs who attacked people in golden gate park have been put down. no one came forward to claim the dogs after the july 1 attacks. animal control officials decided those dogs were too vicious for adoption, so they were euthanized last week. the senate judiciary committee is set to vote today on the supreme court nomination of elena kagan. democrats hold a 12-7 edge in the committee and will probably get approval from the committee and full approval from the senate next month. it appears there is now an answer to the question burning

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quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. well, our forecast today, 59 degrees in daly city, with plenty of clouds expected. 60 in san francisco, with a mix of sun and clouds. still cool in alameda with 65 degrees. 83 in san ramon, with sunny skies, and expecting 87 in antioch. we'll take a look at the rest of the bay area's high temperatures coming up. a local vietnamese activist is due in court tomorrow accused of attacking a singer during a concert in santa clara. ♪ [ music ] that was the scene on sunday during a performance by vietnamese pop star dan vin hung. police say that activist lee tong was disguised as an old woman when he pepper sprayed

hung in the face. the singer not seriously hurt. the 61-year-old tong was a long- time anticommunist activist. he staged a sit-in during the little saigon controversy. looks like no reality show for bristol palin and levi johnston. >> oh. you're kidding! there's been a lot of chatter about it apparently, maybe by the johnston and palin families. >> maybe they hoped to launch the reality show with their upcoming wedding and their life as newlyweds but a representative of palin said no reality show. cbs said there weren't many tv executives interested in buying the show. >> we have a hole for you this morning. >> no "blowed up"? >> no. >> a hole in the road? >> a big hole. a gaping hole! you have to go to kansas to find it though.

>> kansas city, missouri. >> interchange in the kansas city area, missouri transportation officials not sure what caused the sinkhole. hm. there's been unexpected ground settlement under the highway. >> that's an understatement, huh? >> they had earlier closed a single lane but then it got worse. as a matter of fact, it threatens to swallow kansas city right now. >> they had to shut down the entire interchange between two interstates. the closure has been in effect since saturday. so that's a big doing in kansas city, missouri. i'm getting smarmy like you. i don't know what happened this morning. >> i grew up in a small time. >> this would be big. >> we would jump in the pickup and go down and look! [ laughter ] >> and look at the -- let's go see "the hole"! [ laughter ] coming up in the next half hour, how a bank robber says it with flowers. i'm tara mergener in washington.

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good morning! it's tuesday, the 20th of july. >> good morning, everyone. it is 5:30. get up and at 'em and out the door. we'll take a check of our weather. but first a look at our commute with elizabeth. the marin county commute southbound 101 looks good, so top speeds all the way down southbound 101. we have a camera in san rafael near the 580 interchange. headlights are southbound traffic. actually looks good all the way towards corte madera through the waldo grade and a live look at the golden gate bridge where traffic is moving fine across the span. plenty of room to stretch out. actually it's about 22 minutes from novato down into san francisco. from the north bay down towards the south bay, quiet here as well out of downtown san jose. northbound 280 fine along the peninsula. mass transit is all on time, though we are watching for possible a.c. transit delays due to those labor dispute. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. >> today we're coining the

phrase on the cooler said because that essentially sums up what's going on weather- wise. average daytime highs this time of the year, we picked four location. santa rosa at 82. 68 it typically feels like in san francisco. 87 in concord. 84 degrees in san jose. well, today it's going to be on the cooler side. 85 in concord, 76 in san jose, 60 in san francisco, and 77 degrees in santa rosa. these temperatures anywhere from two to five to eight degrees below average. so we are going to continue to see temperatures in the same ballpark for the next few days. then we'll warm up again. inland will stay warm. along the coast still cool with more clouds expected. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. a.c. transit with an apology and a

warning. that after hundreds of bus drivers called in sick yesterday. anne makovec is in oakland. there is a labor protest. i guess the union just won a court decision. now they are forcing its hand? >> reporter: yeah. there's been an ongoing labor dispute. i'll give you some details on that in a minute. but today we are wondering if this will affect this morning's commute. so far we haven't heard from either a.c. transit or the union on the plans for today. but we do know that yesterday, more than 20% -- actually almost 20%, it was 18% specifically, of the bus drivers for a.c. transit did not show up for work. many of them simply called in sick. now, the union though denies there was even a sickout yesterday, just some confusion, they say, over a new schedule. but there is undoubtedly a dispute here between the company and the union. here's a little background. on friday a judge ordered both sides to enter binding arbitration. but in the meantime, a.c. transit has imposed an interim

contract including changes to overtime rules and schedule and route changes for drivers saving the agency nearly $16 million. a.c. transit says that new contract is what prompted 209 bus operators to call in sick today. the company has apologized but warned it might happen again this morning. what else is going to happen today, the soon going to court to try to get that new schedule lifted. >> thank you, anne makovec in oakland this morning. there's been a survey of bart users finding that more than three-quarters are opposed to a temporary reduction in fares. bart directors are considering the rollback because they have a budget surplus of more than $4 million. that was due to an unexpected allocation from the state. now a majority of riders surveyed says they would prefer to see the extra money go toward extending service hours and cleaning the cars.

directors will vote on how to use that surplus on thursday. this morning about 50 activists in san francisco are occupying the second floor of a building in the mission district. they have been there since last night to protest reductions in the city's housing budget. they call their group, direct action to stop the cuts. the activists vow to stay in the abandoned space at 20th and mission streets until they are forced out. the same group took over a homeless shelter and duplex earlier this year. a -- [ pause ] >> -- teenaged boy who fell to his death from a cliff in marin county may have been distracted by his cell phone. the boy and his family were on vacation from pennsylvania. the 17-year-old was hiking with his family along the coastal trail near muir beach when he fell yesterday. investigators say fell between 400 and 500 feet. they don't know why he fell, but they say the teen may have been texting on talking on his

cell phone and just walked over the edge. 5:34. a father of three in the bay area for a job interview was robbed and killed in oakland. it happened late sunday night near the corner of 19th and webster streets. the man had just had his teeth cleaned in preparation for a job interview with google. he was walking to his car when two men accosted him. he said $17, gave it to the man, but he was shot anyway. there is no suspect description. the man arrested for a freeway shooting with the chp is talking to investigators. the fbi is investigatings 45- year-old byron williams now as a possible domestic terrorist. they are checking a book he had with him for potential targets. williams has a rap sheet that includes two bank robberies, two duis. and earlier this month, he was arrested for driving with a

suspended license. the "three strikes" law means williams could be locked up for life if convicted of the shootout that closed interstate 580 in oakland on sunday. he is still in the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds. it was a heated but trouble- free showdown in walnut creek at a rally in support of former bart police officer johannes mehserle. [ yelling ] >> about 300 police officers showing up to control the crowd of 300. some were there in support of mehserle, some felt he should have been convicted of a crime more serious than involuntary manslaughter. oscar grant of hayward was shot to death last year as mehserle tried to detain him in oakland. mehserle said he meant to use the taser but pulled the gun by mistake. >> i think it's unbelievable that people would take to the streets to support somebody who took a human life whether you thought it was an accident, by next, or you thought it was on purpose. >> if 12 people found him

involuntary manslaughter, just let him go do his time and leave it alone. so in my heart, i believe he needs a little support. >> a restaurant, gas station and stretch of ygnacio valley road were closed for a few hours. the event ended with no problems and no arrests. two dogs that attacked people in golden gate park have been put down. no one came forward to claim those dogs after the attacks on july 1. san francisco animal control official decided those dogs were just too vicious for adoption. so the dogs were euthanized last week. the dogs were held for 10 days to make sure they didn't have rabies. they were a male pit bull believed to have attacked three people and a female mixed breed that was probably following the pit bull. democrats expect the u.s. senate will approve an extension of jobless benefits today. they have fallen short, the democrats, before because of

republican filibusters. but today, democrat hart goodwin will be sworn in to replace the late senator robert byrd of west virginia. goodwin is expected to provide the 60th vote that democrats need. about 2.5 million unemployed americans have seen their jobless benefits expire since early june. republicans say they are open to another extension as long as it does not add to the deficit. elena kagan is expected to take another step toward the u.s. supreme court today. the senate judiciary committee is set to vote on president obama's nominee. so far, no democrat has announced opposition to kagan and no republican has announced support. but democrats do hold a 12-7 edge in the committee so kagan is likely to clear that hurdle. she is also expected to get approval from the full senate, which is likely to take up the issue next month. former illinois governor rod blagojevich is expected to testify today at his corruption trial. blagojevich was impeached amid allegations that he offered an

appointment to barack obama's old senate seat in exchange for campaign funds or maybe a cabinet post. the ex-governor's brother, who is also charged, took the stand yesterday in chicago. robert blagojevich said that he had no part in the alleged scheme. both brothers have pleaded not guilty to all charges. 5:39. oil is seeping again from the well in the gulf of mexico this morning. but it appears to be seeping more slowly than previously thought. tara mergener now on why some say there is no reason to worry. reporter: bp's containment cap is staying put for now. >> we do not believe this is consequential at this time. >> reporter: the government official in charge of the spill insists there is no cause for alarm, even though the 75-ton device is leaking oil and gas. two miles away, something is also seeping from the sea floor. >> the small seepages we are finding right now do not present, at least at this point, any indication that

there is a threat to the well bore. >> reporter: bp engineers will continue keeping a close eye on the well, watching for any new leaks. pressure readings are slowly climbing, a good sign. but government scientists are still trying to figure out why they are so low. bp wants to keep the cap in place until relief wells are completed. but the government has asked the company to draw up plans in case the cap needs to be opened. >> if there is any indication of a precipitous drop in pressure, or any reason why we might need to do something about it, we would need to have to vent immediately to relieve the pressure on the well. >> reporter: but that would allow millions more gallons of crude to gush into the gulf for at least a few days. bp is considering another option to shut the oil flow known as static kill, much like the failed top kill method. it would involve pumping heavy drilling mud and cement into the well. company executives believe the plan may have a chance now that the well is capped. still, they stress the idea is only in the planning stages and

it will take another couple of days at least before any decision is made. tara mergener for cbs news, washington. there is a bank robber in new york who is saying it with flowers. police are looking for the man they say is armed with a lovely bouquet of flowers. they say he strolls into a manhattan bank last week, reached into the flowers and handed a threatening note to the teller. he got away with some money but no one is saying much. i want to know what kind of flowers. >> pretty, i'm sure, very nice flowers. 5:41. what's being found as crews dig the new bore for the caldecott tunnel. >> and the whooping cough, still an epidemic in california. who else experts are urging to get vaccinated. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

good morning. it's maybe another day of a long wait at a.c. transit bus stops. officials warn of another day of possible delays. yesterday more than 200 drivers called out sick due to concerns over their new contract. so some riders are not happy. they reported up to half hour or hour long delays yesterday throughout the day. hopefully we went see a repeat of that today. it could happen, we're watching and calling a.c. transit officials so we'll let you know once we hear about possible delays but for right now on the roads it looks good across the nimitz freeway. that's northbound traffic. taillights heading towards the high street bridge. it actually moves fine up into downtown oakland. no problems there. bart might be a good alternate, as well. other roads in the east bay, eastshore freeway live look at conditions through berkeley looking good down from the carquinez bridge towards the macarthur maze. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, not much of a delay here

either. looks good, no metering lights as you approach the pay gates. do want to mention this one accident, pretty far north up in windsor but sounds like a major injury accident involving a motorcycle. two lanes are blocked. ambulance and chp are heading to the scene. southbound 101 approaching shiloh road. we don't have sensors interest but we are told that speeds are still about 60 miles per hour even despite those lanes being blocked. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's a check of your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. >> forecast for this morning, our daily planner heading out the door cloudy conditions across the bay area this morning. partly cloudy with areas of low clouds inland, low clouds and fog at the bay, one-hour delays at sfo because of those low clouds and possible drizzle along the coastline, temperatures in the 50s. later on today, afternoon highs, plenty of sunshine inland from the mid-70s to the

upper 80s. bay 60s and and 70s with a mix of sun and clouds. at the coast, 58 half moon bay. 74 redwood city and los altos. 71 in mountain view. 78 degrees in cupertino. 80 campbell. 76 san jose. these temperatures are cooler than average. the lower to the mid-70s in fremont and also in milpitas. other locations just around the bay with the lower 60s in richmond, 64 in berkeley, 65 in oakland. the 80s pretty nice, 85 danville, upper 80s in pittsburg, antioch and brentwood falling from the 90s yesterday. mid-70s in napa, sonoma, upper 70s in petaluma, 77 in santa rosa, lower 70s in san rafael, 73 san anselmo, 60 in san francisco. 70 in mill valley.

here's the seven-day forecast. no major fluctuations no big warmup, no major cooldown, temperatures will remain in the same ballpark wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday sunday and monday. back to you. >> thank you. how are they feeling at a.c. transit? there was a secondout by about 200 a.c. transit bus drivers yesterday. they say it was a misunderstanding over a new schedule. it was an unofficial protest against the contract that was imposed on the drivers on sunday. a.c. transit and the union have been ordered to enter binding arbitration. a visitor from virginia gave robbers the $17 he had with him on sunday night but one of those robbers shot him to death anyway. the victim came to the bay area for a job interview at google with hopes of moving his wife and three sons here. the senate judiciary committee set to vote on the

nomination of elena kagan. democrats hold a 12-7 edge at the committee. she will get approval there as well as full approval from the senate next month. there is a gel that can block the transmission of hiv in women. researchers found a gel spike with an aids drug can cut in half a woman's risk of getting hiv from an infected partner. it was tested on women in south africa. the gel would have to be at least 80% effective though to be licensed here in the u.s. researchers say, though, it can be improved. foster city-based gilead science donated the gel. they are going to be distributed free in poor countries. the number of cases of pertussis have prompted the state to declare an epidemic. as a result, california's department of public health says seniors and women of childbearing age should also get the shot. immunity decreases over time so

you may need a booster dose. infants are most vulnerable. they don't start getting vaccinated until they are six weeks old. and they don't have good protection until they have had at least three doses when they're six months old. there is a push to change the way you get manicures and pedicures in san francisco. they are encouraged to use nontoxic nail polish. lawmakers say formaldehyde and other chemicals in polishes are harmful to the health of salon workers. they call the chemicals the toxic trio since they can cause cancer, birth defects, asthma and other problems. 5:49. the digging of the new fourth bore for the tunnel found excavated dirt and rocks and rolling in it, they are looking for fossils that will give them

some clues about ancient life forms. they have already found a tooth thought to be from a camel. in the oakland hills. and they have also dug out bits of bones, preserved plants and fish scales. >> i used to go fossil hunting when i was a kid. it's wonderful. i think they should just dump a great load of dirt somewhere and that's a great saturday afternoon activity. >> metal detection. we always make fun of the guys with the shorts who go on the beach. >> the guys who find the huge bags of old coins in england. >> turn out to be millionaires. all right. cute video alert! we are going to show you a baby dolphin just born in minnesota. >> also a new honor for ronald reagan. we know everyone's looking for ways to save. why not n car in [ coin drops ]

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the late ronald reagan. th california is setting aside a day to pay tribute to the late ronald reagan. >> the former president and california governor will be honored during the projected reagan day. each year on february 6, governor schwarzenegger signed a bill yesterday that encourages schools to spend that day commemorating reagan's life. the governor also signed a bill to form a commission to plan festivities marking reagan's 100th birthday next year. both of the reagan bills received unanimous support in the legislature. awww. >> cute alert. >> newborn dolphin now swimming next to her mom at the minnesota zoo.

>> okay. it's cute. [ laughter ] >> she was born last weekend. the mother named alley giving birth after 2 hours of labor and 12 months of pregnancy. >> 2 hours o labor. >> the new child is 3 feet long. >> if everything goes smoothly the calf will be on exhibit in the fall. >> you know how many people were going, 2 hours of labor, that's nothing. i had 3 hours. >> 30 hours. >> then 3 feet long?? [ laughter ] >> most babies are 19 to 21 inches. >> whoo. lindsay lohan scheduled to turn herself in today to begin serving a 90-day jail sentence. a judge handing down the sentence after finding that lohan had violated terms of probation from a 2007 drug and drunk driving case. lohan's sentence the number 2 search item on yahoo.

what's the number one? >> cbs5.com. >> giants beat the dodgers, maybe that's it. >> the question of the day, do you think lindsay lohan should be required to serve time in jail? sentence in jail. c ties are granted privileges which hard- work - abiding citizens >> i agree. i mean, how many regular people -- >> how many chances has she had??? >> exactly. >> chris in berkeley says yes all 90 days although i doubt she is bright enough to absorb the lesson. >> facebook, kevin writes money shouldn't be allowed to buy a "get out of jail free" card. >> she is sentenced to 90 days and they are saying she may do -- she is not even going to do 90 days. >> we are hearing reports that her lawyer quit last night so she is supposed to show up today? we'll have to wait and see. >> i think it's sad. she was such a great actress. i loved her in parent trap and mean girls. >> she was one of the ones who

got caught up in the partying. >> and she is caught in a real- life parent trap, too. >> yes. >> not the greatest role models. okay. all right. >> so do we all feel better now [ laughter ] >> we are trying out best to keep up with these things to. >> too much tmz reading. in windsor, major injury accident on southbound 101 approaching shiloh involving a motorcycle and car and we got a call from a member of the kcbs phone force karen who says traffic is a quarter mile and growing so watch out for slow traffic in santa rosa. castro valley we are just getting word of a stalled truck by the castro valley y at northbound 238 and 580. it seems like our sensors are changing colors so waiting for a tow truck there. bay bridge toll plaza looks good, no metering lights. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. it's a cloudy start to the day out there especially

for the coast, the bay and inland this morning. later on today, temperatures in the mid-90s, today the upper 80s. so it's cooling off a bit. mid-60s around the bay which is still below average and the upper 50s along the coast. temperatures essentially in the same ballpark, no major changes expected wednesday through monday. and we also have a mypix photo for you. this is lake chabot by echo 5 taken while mountain biking. so if you have a photo to share you can feel free to go to cbs5.com/connect. that's a nice one. >> beautiful. >> while mountain biking. that's the way to go mountain biking. bike for 30 minutes, stop, take a break, have pictures. >> you don't want to see me on a mountain bike. >> would you have a pink outfit. >> i would. little pink bike, little tassles. [ laughter ] >> ding, ding! ding, ding! [ laughter ] coming up in the next half hour, housing activists have taken over the second floor of a building in san francisco this morning. we'll tell you what they are demanding from the city.

and i have a couple of pieces of good news, some hope for your morning commute after a labor sickout has caused a lot of commuters to be stranded yesterday, and warnings that it may happen again today. give you an update coming up. ,,,,,,,,

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