try to develop a lot of the revengeful nature of what al qaeda is all about. >> reporter: cia director leon panetta says he believes the images will eventually be made public but the white house hasn't yet reached a final decision. >> it's fair to say that it's a grisly photograph. it could be inflammatory. >> reporter: the full story of the mission is still coming to light. tuesday officials revealed bin laden was not armed as previously stated and navy seals killed him only after he resisted. the seals confiscated a treasure-trove of computers, files and hard drives at the bin laden compound. the cia is now analyzing the material for any clues on potential terror plots. this is a look inside the million-dollar complex bin laden once called home. the u.s. officials are vowing to get to the bottom of whether pakistan knew he was hiding out here. >> there are questions here that i think do need to be answered, hopefully by the pakistanis themselves.

>> reporter: pakistan insists it had no idea of bin laden's whereabouts. yet the compound sits a half mile away from a sprawling military academy in a town with more than 100,000 retired and active army officers. so director panetta told lawmakers in closed door briefings on capitol hill yesterday that bin laden was prepared to make a quick exit from that compound at a moment's notice. in fact, he had 500 euro this is cash and two telephone numbers sewn into the clothing that he was wearing at the time. frank, sydnie? >> well, joel, we know we got an election coming up in a couple years. how is this affecting the death of bin laden, how is this affecting his approval numbers, the president's? >> reporter: president obama's approval ratings, numbers, yeah, you take a look at the new cbs news, "new york times" poll just out today, they are calling this is bin laden bump. approval ratings up to 57%. that's up 11 points from just two weeks ago.

on the other side of that the economy is still the number one issue in voters' minds and his approval ratings are down from last month. >> thank you, joel brown from washington. 5:02. the dying wish of a terrorist, a kuwaiti newspaper says it has seen a copy of bin laden'sit is reportedly dated december of 2001 and specifies bin laden will. did not want any of his wives to remarry. it also contains advice to bin laden's children not to join al qaeda. the paper has not indicated though how it obtained the document or if it in fact was able to authenticate it. stay with cbs 5 and cbssf.com for continuing coverage of the death of osama bin laden. hundreds of drunk driving suspects in the south bay could get off free because of a glitch. kiet do is in san jose to explain the problems with some breathalyzers. reporter: hundreds of

suspected drunk drivers could now walk free because of a problem with a very popular breathalyzer used by many police departments across the country including san jose police. in fact, san jose police exclusively uses the so calls alco sensor 5 made by intoximeters. the problem is that they have been developing condensation inside the tube. as a result, the device could give a bad reading. so the d.a. is reviewing every arrest made by san jose police made since november of last year. 865 cases in all. in some instances, where there is no blood test and the faulty breathalyzers is the main piece of evidence, that case could now be thrown out. the santa clara county d.a. began the review after learning that ventura county in southern california was having the same problem. so last friday, san jose police returned the 60 breathalyzers they have been using to the manufacturer and now they got back about 30 older units and they have been working with those since saturday. the d.a. should be done with the review in about a month. frank? >> kiet do live in san jose,

thank you. this morning san mateo police are looking for three suspects in a home invasion and here's the sketch of two of the suspects here. the men are described as hispanic in their late 20s and 30s. police say they knocked on an elderly woman's door on portola drive monday afternoon. they broke in when nobody answered the door. suspects assaulted the woman and burglarized her home and took off in a suv believed to be light green. let's check traffic and weather. kristy, do you think we'll break any records? >> i don't think we'll break any records but we'll definitelyk in the 80s and maybe some 90s in some place 15 degrees above average for this time of year. so definitely warm weather. in fact, temperatures this morning are widespread. you can see we are still at 68 in fairfield where we have some warmer breezes but cool up in santa rosa at 45. 55 in the city right now. 51 for redwood city. 51 for livermore and 52 for

concord. beautiful widespread 80s. plenty of orange on the map. here's your 90-degree reading. 75 half moon bay. if you can get outside, do it today. beautiful weather as well. plenty of sunshine and then friday we actually see a big drop-off in temperatures. we are going to be in the high 70s at that point so far cry from today. weekend cooling, more cloud cover, mother's day holiday we are going to see mild temperatures definitely not going to be as warm as today. and then for monday and tuesday, the start of your workweek, starting to creep up degree by degree so nice temperatures once again by tuesday. today's the die get outside. a car versus deer, no lanes

are blocked from what we're hearing. it is going to take a little while to clean up. so uply, maybe expect some slight delays through the stretch. most of the activity is off to the shoulder. out to walnut creek now, we have a live traffic camera near the 24/680 interchange. everything cruising on 24 to the caldecott tunnel. there is some roadwork in walnut creek yesterday in the southbound lanes of 680 until about 6:00 this morning from rudgear to sycamore valley road. so again not causing any delays at this time of the morning. also, just getting word of new bart delays. slight bart delays about 10 minutes at the mcarthur station in all directions so watch out for that. all other trains are on time. bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain on time. easy right this morning about westbound 4 through lafayette all the way towards oakland and here's one more live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are off. that is a check of traffic and

weather. back to you. >> thank you. a man wanted for shooting a police officer is under arrest in the east bay. 27-year-old darrelle wayne jones of pittsburg surrendered four hours after allegedly running over an officer who stopped him. bullet holes on the officer's car show how close he came to being hit but his only injuries came from broken glass. the suspect ran away after crashing his car into a retaining wall and that led to a police search that kept people out of their neighborhood for hours. the suspect is a known gang member on parole for bank robbery. up next, a budget axe hits public safety at one east bay county. the crucial services that are being cut out. >> plus, the search for a rare $23,000 violin. why the thief who took it didn't do the greatest job covering his tracks. what pg&e is trying to do that would pave the way for customers paying for the gas line safety inspections plus some good news in the san bruno neighborhood that was devastated by fire and explosions several months ago. that's coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

there will be plenty of sunshine throughout the day today seeing temperatures 15 degrees above average for this time of year. 74 the high in daly city, san francisco 80. warmer in alameda at 82. berkeley topping out at 84. soon san bruno residents will start rebuilding a neighborhood destroyed by the massive pipeline explosion. sharon chin live in san bruno with more on when construction work may begin and how residents may pick up the tab for pg&e's pipeline work. she joins us now live. reporter: good morning. we could see groundbreaking as soon as next month because this week san bruno issued its first permit to rebuild a home.

property owner bob hensel reportedly receives the first rebuilding permit nearly eight months after the deadly explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. news reports say the 72-year- old retired firefighter told san bruno's mayor days after the blast he wanted to be the first to move back into the neighborhood. the owners of 21 other themes were damaged or destroyed -- the owners of 21 homes that were damaged or destroyed also plan to rebuild. pg&e started high pressure water testing yesterday on pipes in mountain view. in all, pg&e plans to test 152 miles of pipe that did not have paperwork saying it's safe. pg&e is trying to get public utilities commission to allow it to track its expenses. it costs $125,000 to $500,000 a mile. now, here's why the tracking issue is important. if pg&e is allowed to track its spending on a special account, it can ask permission from the

puc to pass the cost to consumers if it chooses. the utility is also asking the puc to let it track spending on its multi-million dollar pipeline 2020 program to upgrade its gas transmission system. now, pg&e accuses the puc of trying to delay getting permission for tracking its spending. the puc is set to vote on this whole issue tomorrow. >> i can imagine consumers aren't too happy about it either, right, sharon? >> reporter: we'll hear more about that tomorrow. >> i'm sure. thank you, sharon chin live in san bruno. prosecutors have dubbed them marijuana grannies. two elderly san bruno women arrested in a major marijuana bust. they are 72 years old and 65 years old. police say the women had 800 marijuana plants growing throughout their house along with an electrical bypass that let the women steal

electricity. >> think the neighbors knew? >> hm. >> 800 plants? that's a lot of plants to squish into one house. anyway. 5:13. a brazen thief stealing a $23,000 violin and he didn't even try to hide it. >> sure didn't. plus, 911 calls may go unanswered at one east bay county. how drastic cuts could put safety at risk. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you.

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c-i-a director leon panetta says he believes the white house will eventually release a photo of in the headlines, cia director leon panetta says he believes the white house will eventually release a photo of bin laden's body. skeptics have been calling for photo proo that he is dead. workers have begun putting up equipment at the nuclear facility in japan to allow them to start repairing the cooling system. soldiers have moved to within 6 miles of fukushima to begin searching once again for people still missing from that disaster. and hundreds of drunk driving cases in san jose could be thrown out because of faulty readings from breathalyzers. the police have returned the devices to their maker and now prosecutors are reviewing cases back to november when police started using the breathalyzers

in question. we're finally seeing some beautiful weather outside. it was nice yesterday, but today even nicer. mild inland, 60s, elsewhere in the bay area mild, as well. 40s and 50s around the bay and at the coast. this afternoon, really starting to warm up widespread 80s breaking into the low 90s in some places. warm air is building in bringing us warm temperatures. late thursday into friday we see a low drop in bringing us cooling. but today beautiful sunny skies. 87 high for sunnyvale and santa clara, 85 milpitas. 85 redwood city. beach temperatures looking good, too. 75 at half moon bay and pacifica. over in the east bay more

widespread 80s. 89 in danville, 87 dublin. 82 richmond and alameda. 84 in oakland. up into the north bay we are seeing once again more 80s. 82 san rafael, 89 napa, 86 santa rosa, mill valley 82, 74 stinson beach. 80 will be the high in san francisco. beautiful sunny skies, continuing with that weather on thursday. we see the onshore flow back in the picture on friday cooling temperatures down a little bit and then we continue to see cooling into saturday and sunday so a little more cloud cover for your mother's day holiday and cooler temperatures monday and tuesday though next workweek warming up degree by degree so by tuesday back up to high 70s inland. check of the antioch bridge no surprise, the antioch bridge looks great. in a half hour it may get

slower but for right now you are good to go. all right. out of the altamont pass, westbound 580 so far delay-free as well if you are coming past 205. 14 minutes all the way towards 680 and the dublin interchange. a lot of green this morning. here's live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. so far no delay really across the upper deck. delays are pretty much for mass transit right now. 10-minute delays on bart, from embarcadero to millbrae so it may affect you if you are using bart to catch a flight. so 10-minute delays on various trains across the bay area. ace, muni metro and caltrain on time. south bay looks good. so far a good ride out of

downtown san jose. a little busier in the northbound lanes and mention this again ricky martin is in town performing over at hp pavilion tonight at 8:00. so living la vida loca. not sure how many people are going to that but we have a couple of things going on, ricky martin in town in the south bay and an oakland as game taking on cleveland at 7:05 near the coliseum so right now here's live look at 880 through oakland. headlights southbound. everything is nice, quiet ride all the way down through hayward and towards downtown oakland. 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 station. i hope they catch him. >> they have clear video of him taking off. maybe someone will turn him in. it is 5:21 now. first it was the airlines and

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rock exit. headlights moving northbound. and bart is all back on time. more traffic coming up in a few minutes. nurses preparing go on strike at children's hospital oakland, they are expected to begin a five-day walkout tomorrow. 800 nurses voting to strike because the hospital is trying to reduce their healthcare coverage. the nurses union says management cancelled the bargaining session last week and has not responded to requests for a new meeting. bay area doctors are now telling patients, your co-pay isn't enough. some doctors are charging patients for annual services for things like phone consultations and dealing with insurance companies expenses doctors say having coming out of their pockets for years. >> all the things that we have asked the patients to pay in our annual administrative fee are noncovered services and if the insurance companies were to pay for all of these services then, we wouldn't really be necessary discussion at all. >> some insurance companies oppose annual fees.

they say the cost of administrative services are already covered in insurance premiums. time now 5:25. a possible bin laden will uncovered. the message he left for his children. plus, proof of death. how the cia is responding to the pressure to release a photo of a dead osama bin laden. and a problem with breathalyzers in san jose means hundreds of suspected dui drivers could be walking soon. i'm kiet do with live report coming up. when the rebuilding will begin nearly 8 months after san bruno's deadly fire and explosion. and whether ratepayers could be helping to foot the cost of the gas line inspections. that's coming up.

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80 in the city today, 84 oakland, 86 san jose, 88 concord. so gorgeous widespread 80s of where and even some 70s at the beach. we'll take a look at the extended forecast in a bit but first, a look at traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you. we are going out live to show you what it looks like now at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks good. everything is fine this morning heading into san francisco. and as we have been talking about these bart delays bart is back on time systemwide. they were dealing with track maintenance issues overall a nice start to the commute. back to you. >> thank you. there is growing pressure on the obama administration to show proof that osama bin laden is dead. as joel brown reports it is likely the government will make the photos public. >> reporter: it may not be a matter of if photos of osama bin laden's body are released but when. >> it could in fact be used to try to develop a lot of the revengeful nature of what al qaeda is all about.

>> reporter: cia director leon panetta says he believes the images will eventually be made public but the white house hasn't yet reached a final decision. >> it's fair to say that it's a grisly photograph. it could be inflammatory. >> reporter: the full story of the mission is still coming to light. tuesday officials revealed bin laden was not armed as previously stated and navy seals killed him only after he resisted. the seals confiscated a treasure-trove of computers, files and hard drives at the bin laden compound. the cia is now analyzing the material for any clues on potential terror plots. this is a look inside the million-dollar complex bin laden once called home. the u.s. officials are vowing to get to the bottom of whether pakistan knew he was hiding out here. >> there are questions here that i think do need to be answered, hopefully by the pakistanis themselves. >> reporter: pakistan insists it had no idea of bin laden's whereabouts. yet the compound sits a half mile away from a sprawling military academy in a town with more than 100,000 retired and active army officers.

joel brown, cbs news, washington. members of congress are threatening to consult off $1 billion in annual aid to pakistan if it turns out their government knew where bin laden was hiding. the compound was only 35 miles from pakistan's capital and just a half mile from a military academy. and a kuwaiti newspaper says it has seen a copy of bin laden's will dated 10 years ago. it is reportedly dated december of 2001 and specifies bin laden did not want any of his wives to remarry. it also contains advice to bin laden's children not to join al qaeda. the paper has not indicated though how it obtained the document or if it in fact was able to authenticate it. president obama's approval rating getting a boost following bin laden's less. a survey reports a 9% bump from

46 to 55%. other polls show more marginal gains. former president george w. bush declined an invitation to join president obama at ground zero tomorrow. the 9/11 attacks, of course, happened during bush's administration. the former president has stayed out of the public eye since leaving office. stay with cbs 5 and cbssf.com for continuing coverage of the death of osama bin laden. some bad breathalyzers could put hundreds of drunk driving cases in jeopardy in the south bay. kiet do is in san jose where police have sent back the machines in question. joins us now with more. kiet, good morning. reporter: good morning. this affects nearly every, single dui arrest made in san jose since november. we're talking about 865 cases in all. and the problem is with the breathalyzers that officers use in the field. san jose police exclusively use the so-called alco sensor 5 made by intoximeter and the problem is that they have been

developing condensation inside the tube. as a result, the device could give a bad reading. the d.a. is reviewing all 865 cases and in some instances where there is no blood test and the faulty breathalyzer is the main piece of evidence that case could be thrown out. the santa clara county d.a. began the review after learning ventura county in southern california was having the same problem. sjpd has since returned the 60 bad breathalyzers to the manufacturer and is working with 30 older units now. the d.a. should be done with the review in a month. later today we should hear whether or not san mateo county is having the same problem, as well. they will found out whether they are having the same problems. >> thank you, kiet do live in san jose. thank you. 5:34. another look at traffic and weather. and kristy, we are both looking forward to today as soon as we get out of here at 1:00. >> big smiles on both of your

faces. definitely get outside today. it's gorgeous. if you can make it to the beach it's going to be in the 70s today and mild start to the day right now. pretty warm in fairfield at 67 degrees. 57 vallejo, 51 concord and livermore, cooler in pacifica 48. we have bumped up the temperatures compared to normal. you can see concord usually 74, today 88. so 14 degrees above average. san francisco 15 degrees above average. san jose and santa rosa also above average. gorgeous day in storm. i'll have a look at the extended forecast and let you know if this warm weather will stick around but first elizabeth has traffic. >> thank you. dumbarton bridge we have a new stall reported westbound 84 about midspan. so watch out for that. it's not really causing any big delays but it's something to watch out for one of the few things going on now that chp is

heading out to. so here's live look at traffic heading towards the toll plaza. also on the dumbarton bridge, the eastbound lanes of highway 84 approaching the high-rise, a little of ongoing roadwork until 6:00 this morning various lanes blocked. better news for mass transit. bart after dealing with some earlier delays now has 41 trains all running on time. ace train number one off to a great start. muni metro and caltrain look good and quickly this accident in san jose has been quickly cleared to the right shoulder. southbound 680 before mckee road. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. 5:36. an elderly woman is recovering after being attacked by three robbers in her san mateo home. police just released a sketch of two of those suspects. they are described as hispanic in their late 20s and 30s. police say they broke into the victim's home on portola drive monday afternoon. those suspects disguised as construction workers. they assaulted her and burglarized her home. then they took off in an suv

believed to be light green. a paroled armed robber back in custody accused of trying to kill a pittsburg police officer. 27-year-old derrell wayne jones of pittsburg surrendered four hours after allegedly running-- after allegedly opening fire on an officer who pulled him or for allegedly running a stop sign. bullet holes on the officer's car show how close he came to being hit but his only injuries came from broken glass. the suspect ran away after crashing his car into a retaining wall and that led to a police search that kept people out of their neighborhood for hours. nearly eight months after an explosion leveled their neighborhoods a milestone in san bruno. the first building permit has been issued. sharon chin has new information about just who may be paying

for pg&e's repairs as well as the groundbreaking. reporter: good morning. san bruno issued its first building permit for this devastated neighborhood earlier this week. and we understand that groundbreaking could begin in june. bob hensel apparently got the first building permit on monday almost eight months after the explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. the 72-year-old retired firefighter apparently passed a note to san bruno's mayor days after the blast saying he wanted to move back into the neighborhood first. meanwhile, tomorrow we could find out more about whether pg&e customers could be paying for pipelines to be inspected. pg&e started doing high pressure water testing yesterday on pipes in mountain view. in all, the utility plans to test 152 miles of pipeline that didn't have paperwork saying it's say. the cost $125,000 to $500,000 per mile. pg&e's accusing the puc of delaying and blocking the

utility from officially keeping track of its spending for these inspections in a special account. now, tracking the cost is significant because it would allow pg&e to ask the puc permission to pass the cost on to consumers. now, pg&e has not said whether it plans to pass on that cost but puc staff has recommended the commission reject pg&e's request to track spending. the puc is expected to vote on that issue tomorrow. now, state assemblyman jerry hill, whose district includes san bruno, says that pg&e's proposal is an attempt to pass on to ratepayers the responsibility that should be pg&e's. it should be an interesting meeting tomorrow. >> thank you, sharon chin in san bruno. time now is 5:39. a $23,000 violin is swiped from a student. bodies piling up but not for the reasons you might

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so great day to sneak outside for a little beach picnic if you can. our satellite showing that area of high pressure that's holding so that warm air is building in bringing us those warm temperatures and certainly seeing those sunny skies. this low that we're seeing is not going to drop in until later on thursday. that will bring us actually a little cooler temperatures but for today, definitely warm and beautiful out there. heaters a look at the temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood -- here's a look at the temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. 84 in palo alto. 87 santa clara. 89 los gatos. 89 walnut creek. 88 pittsburg. 82 alameda. 82 richmond. 28 san 74 stinson beach. gorgeous weather today. gorgeous weather tomorrow, as well. then friday, that's where we see that significant drop-off. we'll only be in the high 70s inland. saturday and sunday nice and cooler a little more cloud cover for mother's day and then

the start of your workweek next week we are going to warm up degree by degree so by tuesday we should be back in the high 70s inland. that's a look at your weather. let's go to elizabeth with traffic. >> we had a stall on the dumbarton bridge. that is now gone. and we had an accident in san jose near mckee. that is gone, as well. so right now we are just dealing with congestion. our usual stuff. here's the ride on westbound 4. speeds now about 21 miles per hour as you pass a street. but the ride coming out of the altamont pass so far has not changed color which is good. things look great. 16 minutes is your drive out of the altamont pass. and most his green a little sluggish there through livermore but overall top speeds towards 680 and the dublin interchange. coming into san francisco from the peninsula here's the ride near bayshore. quick trip this morning in either direction. 101 and 280 actually both look great. and for the east bay, one more live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights off. no construction to slow up your ride. nothing going on this morning

if you are heading into san francisco. so if you want to beat the rush, right now would be the time to go to head into san francisco. metering lights are typically turned on about a half hour from now. as game tonight playing cleveland at 7:05 so watch out for that later on this evening but for right now you are good to go. southbound traffic on 880 past hegenberger, everything looks great if you have a flight to catch at oakland airport. no delay to hayward. no problems northbound as well towards downtown oakland. let's check the ride in the south bay because we have a photographer standing by life near the alum rock exit. headlights northbound towards santa clara again, no big problems this morning across the south bay. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> thank you. let's take a check of some of today's top stories. pressure growing on the white house to release photos of a

dead osama bin laden. the cia has said the decision is up to the white house. meantime, new details show bin laden was not armed but did try to fight back during the raid. today the defense will start calling witnesses in the murder trial of oakland journalist chauncey bailey. yusef bey iv is accused of ordering the killing in between. attorneys say bey will not take the witness stand. closing arguments could begin next week. and bad breathalyzers could mean hundreds of drunk driving cases will be dropped in san jose. police learning last week that the machines they have been using for months were prone to faulty readings. prosecutors are now going over the arrests to decide what to do next. it is 5:46 now. security video could help catch the moon stole a $23,000 violin in san francisco. the video on youtube shows the suspect making hits escape on muni last tuesday. the man apparently grabbed the

valuable violin from a practice room at the san francisco conservatory of music. while its owner was checking her email the suspect got on muni's t line at van ness avenue and market street and got off at powell street station. two san bruno women who prosecutors call the marijuana grand anies are locked up this morning. police arrested 72-year-old and 65-year-old women. they found 800 marijuana plants growing in the house. also say they found an electrical bypass that let the women steal electricity to grow those pot plants. people in sonoma county cannot escape budget cuts even in death. mortuaries say the county is so far behind for death certificates for burials that funerals are being delayed. the office in charge used to have four people working on the certificates but because of cuts and retirements there is only one left. the backlog got worse last week when that one person called in

sick. >> when government officials start cutting and cutting, do they really look at the repercussions? >> the county says it does plan to replace that retired worker but the process has taken a little longer than expected. a rise in whooping cough infections in california has health officials concerned. there have been 733 reported cases statewide so far this year. the "contra costa times" reports 78 of them are in contra costa county. alameda county has had 48 cases. school and health officials are worried that hundreds of thousands of children have not had their required whooping cough vaccinations yet. >> asthma rates are on the rise in the u.s. the number of americans diagnosed with asthma grew more than 4 million between 2001 and 2009. that's according to the centers for disease control. and it is getting more expensive to treat asthma. americans spent up to $56

billion in 2007. if work or school is stressing you out it could be making you smarter, as well. the london telegraph reports that stress develops certain hormones and those hormones can help restore memories by altering the way our brain cells work. okay. you just store the stressful memories? anyway, however, extreme stress will only hurt you. not help. >> okay. think i got it. not quite sure but anyway, 5:49 now. royalty and the white house. a special visit president obama is getting today. and it hasn't happened in 20 years. the historic decline for people who own a television. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive.

caught on camera in missouri.. two national guardsmen saved a

93- year- old woman who was trapped in her car. she got stuck in the flood waters of the black river when s a rescue in missouri. two national guardsman saved a 93-year-old woman trapped in the car in the rushing water. she got stuck off the black river after she tried to drive over a water covered highway. six boy scouts and their two leaders from louisiana are praised for doing things right when they were trapped by floodwaters in arkansas. they expected good weather for the camping trip but the shallow creek they crossed to get to a camp became raging river by the time they tried to leave. so they took the scouts to higher ground and set up camp. >> we got rained on then there was wind involved and it was coming in with a hypothermia sometimes but, you know, we got out of there, got a fire started even though it rained, dried out our wood and did what we had to do. >> national guard helicopters spotted the scouts' campfire late monday night and as we reported yesterday, they went back and got them out of there

when the sun came up the following day. a royal tour in washington, d.c. take a look. live pictures of the white house where this afternoon, britain's prince charles meeting president obama. they are expected to talk about america's relationship with great britain and no doubt, mr. obama will congratulate the prince on the royal wedding. prince charles on a three-day trip to washington. yesterday he visited the supreme court. more americans opting out of television. for the first time in 20 years, fewer americans own one. why? because more people are watching tv on their laptops, tablets and smart phones. 96% of american households currently have a television but that is down from 98% also year. can you believe that? 98%. frank, how many do you have? [ laughter ] >> too many. they are the old ones, though. we are getting rid of them.

i imagine of lot of tvs will be tuned in with the sharks. they won games one and two at home. if they can take game three in detroit they will be one win away from advancing to the westerns conference final. they play tonight at joe louis arena. it's not a given. they won the first two games 2- 1. it's been a tight series. detroit is good at home, as well >> if they open the door it might melt. >> the zamboni keeps it frozen and smooth but if you are outside today, popsicles will melt. widespread 80s throughout the bay area. 70s at the coast even breaking into low 90s. friday sea breezes pick up and

then saturday and sunday more cloud cover. monday a little warmer and then tuesday we are creeping back up into the high 70s. here's a beautiful photo that someone sent in of my friend's 50 bulbs. beautiful tulips in bloom. they will love that warm weather. send us your pictures to mypix@cbs5.com. [ inaudible ] >> i knew debbie. >> her husband and i went to college together. paul connick and we have had dinner over there in the last couple of months. >> have you seen the flowers? >> i have not. there i was in february. there was no flowers at that time. [ laughter ] >> hi, debbie. >> elizabeth, you should be so happy. this is your kind of. >> he this is my kind of weather. i know. i need to be wearing spring colors. i'm all doom and gloom today wearing black. all right. let's talk about the traffic. we have good news with the traffic. nothing much going on right now. it's quiet out there. here's live look at antioch. i wanted to throw this up there because this is one of our

slowest spots right now across the bay area. this is not a surprise if you commute this every day. now there's always traffic around this time of the morning. it is 5:55 and speeds are 21 miles per hour, even less across some stretches. but the bridges across the bay area are great. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. the right side of the screen is the commute direction. 13 minutes out of hayward toward foster city. coming up a check of the bay bridge because i know like usual a lot of people are heading towards the bay bridge. usually our best indicator of how traffic is flowing. after looking at this forecast, how many people are going to work today? >> a nice day for the beach. >> that's. >> you thank you. in the next half hour, should the photos of a dead osama bin laden? what the white house is afraid of. >> former president bush declining to visit ground zero.

his reason for turning down president obama's invitation. >> a problem with breathalyzers in san jose means hundreds of suspected drunk drivers could go free. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. and what pg&e is requesting that would allow it to pass on the cost of gas line safety inspections to consumers plus some good news from the san bruno neighborhood devastated several months ago by an explosion and fire. that's coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

laden is dead. it's fair to say it is a gruesome photograph. >> it could be inflammatory. >> pressure to prove osama bin laden is dead. >> hundreds of dui cases jeopardized in the south bay. the glitch that could let a lot of suspects walk free. good morning, everybod