bigler was once cited for domestic violence, spent the night in jail. though paige did not pursue the charge. investigators decided a conversation with mr. bigler, the last person after all known to have seen her was certainly in order. >> it was a typical, you know, late teenage romance that turned into love and marriage. >> they were, said bigler high school sweethearts. they got married in 1995. began quarrelling soon after. >> they had known each other when they were young. and they, she had told me they had both said we don't want kids. and she just had this really -- the maternal instinct became very, very strong. she wanted babies. and he didn't. and that -- that was most of the problem. >> so, after two years, they divorced in 1997. paige was just 24 then. what could she be doing ten years later in the company of ron bigler in the hours that led up to her disappearance. >> we were going to meet for the day in eagle together. we were going to have a picnic and hang out together all day. >> here's the story bigler told to police and us and it soun

i'm matt bigler live at the diridon train station in san jose for cbs 5. >> matt bigler, thank you. >>> a hearing in san francisco today on whether videotapes of last january's prop 8 trial should be made public. the three-week trial resulted in a federal judge ruling that the ban on same-sex marriage in california is unconstitutional. now the attorneys who won the case want those videotapes released. but today's hearing will not be taped. >>> 6:40. we have a junior storm chaser getting into the irene act. you're going to meet an adorable 5-year-old who covered the storm in her own backyard. >> give in to that chocolate craving. the new health benefit and why there is a bit of a catch. >>> and the market opened about 10 minutes ago. let's take a peek at the early numbers. and we have good news. last week was good? monday is off to a great start. we'll get an update from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks coming up after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, obama is expected >>> good monday morning, bay area. stepping outside this morning you will find plenty of low clouds and fog inland but

thank you, matt bigler. >>> so how do a.m. fans feel about jobs' resignation -- how do apple fans feel about jobs's veryician resignation? they don't care. >> he is really left his mark on the company. i think they know his vision and philosophy so i still do have a lot of faith in apple and its products. >> this is an unbelievable organization. it's a tribute to him and what he has created but i don't think this is not about one person. >> as we talked with apple fans the buzz for many of them was the expected unveiling of the iphone 5. that's supposed to come out in october. you can find complete coverage of jobs' resignation on cbssf.com. we'll have more on the impact this news is having on wall street this morning in your moneywatch report in about 15 minutes. >>> former giants slugger barry bonds has an afternoon court hearing. his lawyers are challenging his felony conviction. anne makovec is just outside the federal courthouse with a preview and certainly didn't stop him from being out and about on the town. >> reporter

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. >> kcbs radio's matt bigler in san jose on the improvements needed for the two rail systems to work side by side. >> reporter: good morning. looks like caltrains and bullet trains can operate on the same track between san jose and san francisco but there would have to be improvements made according to the new study that looks at a so-called blended approach to high-speed rail. caltrain would have to be electrified and the signal system upgraded. thirdly they would have to add a little more track. the so-called passing lanes so that the two trains can get by each other in several key areas. but it looks like a blended system is feasibility according to the study. the results are being applauded by state senator joe simitian from palo alto who has been calling for a less invasive bullet train system on the peninsula. >> let's scale the project back to something that is more affordable and frankly more practical in terms of building community acceptance up and down the corridor. >> this is a caltrain study. so we wanted to know what high- speed rail officials are saying. they say they

kcbs radio's matt bigler has more on his remarks. good morning. >> reporter: the defense secretary leon panetta, formerly cia chief, he had stern words for budget cutting poll testing in washington. first to the libya situation. he said they are continuing to monitor fluid events on the ground there where fight something still going on in tripoli. he said he is proud of the u.s. role in the nato bombing campaign. >> we'll continue to provide whatever support is necessary as we hopefully bring this chapter of 40 years of qaddafi to an end. >> reporter: in his speech to the naval postgraduate school he said any attempts to make across-the-board cuts at the pentagon to the tune of $600 billion would, quote, destroy the defense budget and jeopardize national security. he was asked by a faculty member about winding down the wars in iraq and afghanistan and to that he said, those wars will end when the individual who have threatened this country are no longer there to threaten our country, unquote. no timeline but said that the goal overal

i'm matt bigler live in palo alto for cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we have the old versus the new. a silicon valley giant taking on big oil. the battle for top dog straight ahead in your moneywatch report. >>> and a death threat that targets facebook. whenmore coming up. >> and the markets just opened. let's look at the numbers. oh, my goodness. look at that. down 300 points. up and down we go. we are going to check in with jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com to figure out where we are heading coming up. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right, bay area! we are looking at a better day today as we have patchy fog, over the bay bridge blue skies up above. still patchy fog sliding in toward the bay hills but we are going to watch that break up earlier today. less fog and that means warmer temperatures on the way. we are going to enjoy some summer sunshine toward the afternoon. mostly clear in the valleys, patchy fog inside the bay and, of course, partly cloudy toward the coastline. this afternoon, still a couple of patches of fog at the coast but some sunshine showing up there

kcbs radio's matt bigler live in san jose with more. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. you know, california may be broke, but that isn't stopping the state from allocating millions of dollars to transportation projects here in the south bay. specifically, as you mentioned, bart to silicon valley. we're talking about $40 million allocated by the california transportation commission that was approved yesterday to helpic spanned the route from fremont to san jose -- to help expand the route from fremont to san jose the berryessa area. we talked with the vta and they said the additional funding will ensure the construction will begin on time next year. >> the state funding is significant and also the federal funding will be very significant. so everything is now sort of lining up for us to be able to deliver this project and begin construction. >> reporter: the project is relying on $900 million from the feds. and there is a possibility that some of that funding could be trimmed due to congressional budget cuts in washin

i'm matt bigler live in san jose for cbs 5. >>> 634. can a golf course survive san jose's budget crisis? golfers will have their see this evening in san jose about a plan to sell a golf course to developers. the nine-hole rancho del pueblo opened on the east side 11 years ago offering rounds of golf at budget prices but mayor reed says it costs $2 million a year to operate, can't afford it. the public hearing begins at 6:00 at mayfair community center. if you are a golfer, go and speak your peace. >> even if you can't go there, could be a great day to play golf. >> it is a good day to play golf. kind of an early foggy start. but a good day ahead. >> hardly a bad day to play. inland mostly clear skies in the valleys. mount vaca cam looking good. we have patchy fog elsewhere but that's going to break up nicely today and that means it's going to return to the coast where it should be this time of the year, leaving lots of sunshine elsewhere. 50s and 60s around the bay. in the afternoon the fog lifts and then here comes all the sunshine. 60

kcbs radio's matt bigler joins us by phone to explain what's behind the uptick. good. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, across the board ridership is up at almost every bay area transit agency. 7% increase at the vta, almost 8% at bart. caltrain weekday ridership is up almost 12% compared to a year ago. now, all this comes despite recent service cutbacks at a lot of these agencies. experts tell the "mercury news," the reason is the recent rise in gas prices. it's a major factor in moving commuters out of cars into trains and bus. but there's also some other factors, higher bridge tolls, parking fees. it's just getting more expensive to drive. according to the transit advocacy group "transform, a bay area motorist can save almost $600 a month by taking public transit to work instead of driving. back to you guys. >> all right, kcbs radio's matt bigler thank you. >>> in the meantime bart police are telling riders don't be surprised by demonstrations on bart platforms this month. activists had planned a protest yesterday at the civic center station, but nothing happen

live from the scene in cupertino, matt bigler for cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> 6:37 on your tuesday. a little traffic and weather, lawrence karnow with more fog, sunshine, same old story. >> cool around the bay area for today. not a bad day, but the sun just coming up. mount vaca cam looking good right now. but we are seeing a little more low clouds and fog cover right now and that means slower burnoff around the bay area. and the temperatures going to take a bit of a hit. as a matter of fact, almost 10 degrees cooler in some parts of the bay area as we head in toward the afternoon. not a bad day. but still about 80 for a high in concord today. 75 in san jose. 67 degrees in oakland. and about 64 degrees in san francisco. still a few leftover clouds there and cloudy skies continuing out toward the coast. we have more sunshine coming our way. we'll have more on that in a moment. right now let's check the road with gianna. >> it's a tough drive this morning. 680 southbound at main street. this accident involving seven to nine vehicles. it's got the right lane blocked tow crews on scene

kcbs radio's matt bigler joins us. >> reporter: a lot of people are surprised that hewlett- packard the world's number one computer manufacturer would want to get out of the pc business altogether but there are some good business reasons. it's not official yet. the company is still making a decision it says. first of all, pc sales are only about 30% of the company's overall profit. and profit margins on pcs are extremely low compared to computer services that it sells to businesses or other governments. that's what the company is now looking at doing more of. what was a big surprise yesterday was hp dumping palm the web os company. they just bought them last year and launched the touch pad computer a few weeks ago and now closing it down. the main reason sales are abysmal of the touch pad. best buy was selling so few of the touch pads that they actually asked hp to take back some of the stock. so what's next? one analyst we talked to this morning said that the company may want to sell its pc division to a company like samsung or possibly spin it off which would help stockholders. by the