>> reporter: the baby was born before schwarzenegger ran for office. and kept secret as shriver vouched for her husband's integrity in 2003 when he was accused of harassment. >> my family believes in him 100%. >> reporter: the staff member continued working in their home after having the baby. just retiring there past january after 20 years with the schwarzenegger family. as for where is maria maria shriver, she is in chicago. she spent last night at a restaurant with two of her daughters as well as oprah winfrey and gail king having dinner. she and oprah have been friends for decades. that is the story from brentwood. kendis gibson, cbs 5. >> have we heard anything from this former staffer after all this broke, kennedy kendis? >> reporter: no, the "los angeles times" spoke with her before the news broke and asked who was her baby daddy and she said it was her ex-husband. they then talked with her after the report came out after the former governor said that he was the dad and she just declined comment. >> kendis gibson in brentwood, thank you. former michigan governor jennifer granholm isn't holding back as she reacts to the news. this morning, she tweeted, another guv admits to cheating on his wife. maybe we need more women governors. guys, keep ur pants zipped, for pete's sake, dash arnold. a former press secretary confirms it was granholm to typed the tweet. the chp just lifted a sig alert on 880 but traffic still very slow after this deadly accident. it happened about 2:00 this afternoon near the high street exit in oakland. this gray van apparently the driver lost control, went down the embankment and slammed into the tree. the driver died at the scene there. no word on what caused the driver to lose control. a fight over how to deal with gangs is brewing at an oakland city council meeting tonight. the issue, should the city restrict the movements of known gang members? are gang injunctions legal? are they worth the money? christin ayers on why some want to end gang injunctions. christin. >> reporter: elizabeth, now that city attorney john russo has left city hall, some counsel still members say they see an opening, an opportunity to question whether the injunctions are necessary or even legal and were to cut off funding entirely, according to some of city council members. from flyers to facebook post. >> what i'm expecting tonight to look like is the community members turn out in force. >> reporter: whitney walton and other members of the stop the injunction coalition are urging supporters to cram oakland city hall. >> i think it's going to be completely and entirely packed. >> reporter: hoping to pressure the city council into choking off funding for the injunctions as quickly as tonight. >> we are definitely hopeful they will defund. >> reporter: the vice mayor wants the injunction to end but says this is merely the first step in undoing a controversial mandate that imposes curfews and boundary restriction in various areas. >> it moves crimes from one place to another. >> reporter: drug dealing is down but homicides have climbed after a year in one area. >> it has been touted as a measure to stop violent crime. it hasn't. >> reporter: but oakland police chief tony batts has been a big supporter of the ban and other councilmembers could challenge brooks tonight. >> stop the injunction received an email from city council member saying i'm in favor of left the injunction take effect. i don't see great potential for harm and i do see potential for reducing criminal activity. but walton sees the potential for racial profiling. she believes there is a fighting chance to end it tonight. >> we are hopeful they will start to listen to the voices of community members. >> reporter: and again that meeting will start at 7:00 tonight. five votes needed in order to cut off funding. it may not happen tonight. but city officials tell me they hope if it doesn't, this will come up again for another vote. live in oakland, christin ayers, cbs 5. surprise testimony delayed closing arguments in the yusef bey murder trial today. bey's co-defendant antoine mackey unexpectedly took the stand. he said he had no involvement in the 2007 murder of oakland journalist chauncey bailey or two other murders. prosecutors say he was the getaway driver in bailey's murder. bey, the ex-leader of "your black muslim bakery," is accused of ordering the murder. the wet weather that's returned keeping some san pablo neighbors on edge tonight. homeowners say they are still in danger six months after rains drove mud down the san pablo hillside. despite the renewed threat, the san pablo city council met last night to consider rescinding its emergency declaration. that would mean homeowners would no longer be eligible for state and federal money. >> public facilities have to be threatened and with the significant period of dry weather, prior to these rains, and the relative stability of the situation out on the hillside, it was difficult to justify continuing the state of emergency. >> the city council is expected to make its final decision on june 6. and it was gray skies scattered showers for most of the bay area today. but some heavier rain in areas made roads very slick for drivers. how long will we have to wait for more sunshine? roberta gonzales watching the hi-def doppler radar. she is in the weather center tonight. roberta. >> allen, the heaviest precipitation is now pushing onshore according to our live hi-def doppler radar. areas of green as more of a light precipitation but then when you note the areas in the yellow that's more of a moderate downpour. all this is lifting off the pacific ocean and spreading onto the coastside from the santa cruz mountains into the peninsula where currently over an hour delays arriving flights at sfo. spotty showers to the north, golden gate bridge is wet for this evening commute. allen, we'll answer that direct question, when it all end, and also the effect this is going to have on the morning commute, that's still coming up in this newscast. >> look for you then, thanks, ro. i'm len ramirez in downtown livermore where the amgen tour of california bike race party is just getting started. just ahead, what it means for livermore to be a starting city in this international bike race. and get ready to pay more to hail a taxi. the fee hikes just approved. this is an experience that will look great on a resume'. >> paying your dues takes on a whole new meaning. how far some teenagers are willing to go to add experience to that resume'. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! 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[ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. starting line of stage two. bu f well, snow cancels stage one and changed the starting line of stage 2 but today the amgen tour of california got back on track with stage 3 going from auburn to modesto. now, tomorrow, cyclists wheel their way here into the bay area. len ramirez shows us how livermore prepartying. >> reporter: they are calling it bike night and they are going to let people celebrate bikes. getting a start city status in a grand tour like the amgen tour of california is a big deal because people throughout the world -- because cycle something a popular sport throughout the world -- will be reading about livermore, california in their morning pages. folks around here are very excited about that. in downtown livermore, anyone can see that the bike race is good for business. >> we have done a drive through for the amgen tour a few times. this is our first time being a start stage. so very exciting for us to have a chance to be in the international spotlight here in downtown. >> reporter: the amgen tour of california bike race is coming to town starting on the downtown's main street. the route will take the riders out of town into the hills of mount hamilton but not before passing the area's picturesque wineries and downtown shops. >> lighter than my bike... >> reporter: today shop keepers were busy sprucing up their stores and in the case of first street wines, showing off the latest vintage, a special blend made up just for the tour. anything special in it that the cyclists would like? >> well, let's see. 49% merlot, 49% cabernet franc, 1% cabernet sauvignon and 1% petite bordeaux. it's a bordeaux blend. >> reporter: just don't drink and ride. but you can, and thousands will, watch the race for free. >> i watched the tour de france and i got kind of hooked by watching that. >> reporter: what's it like to have those same riders come through your town? >> oh, it's very exciting because it's like we're part of the big world instead of just a little small community. >> reporter: tomorrow's stage is an 81-mile stage. they will start off here in downtown livermore, do a couple of laps around the downtown, and then head up mines road going up the back side of mount hamilton all the way down into san jose again. then for the first time ever a mountaintop finish atop sierra road. should be a very exciting stage tomorrow. reporting live in livermore, len ramirez, cbs 5. holiday travelers should expect bay bridge delays over memorial day weekend. eastbound drivers will center to take a detour near the toll plaza in oakland. the alternate route will allow caltrans to construct some temporary lanes and then build a connection to the new bay bridge now under construction. and the agency says it's not an easy process. we have to completely replace this eastern span and in some cases put the new bridge in the exact same footprint as the existing bridge while 280,000 vehicles go across it every day. >> the work will not require closure of the bridge itself, but it will allow caltrans to open the new bridge to traffic ahead of schedule. other bay area headlines, catching a cab in san francisco is about to get more expensive. today muni approved raising fares by 50 cents a mile and 10 cents for time stuck in traffic. the starting rate is going up 40 cents to $3.50. a fuel surcharge and a fee of up to $3 for dispatch requests were rejected. dog owners in contra costa county want to keep a tighter leash on their pets. today the board of supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance that requires any dog impounded twice in three years be spayed or neutered before being returned to its owner. the county will also implant an identification microchip in the dog. owners will have to pay for all of it. the rules take effect mid-june. next, how the downward dog and salutation are helping couples conceive. >> then punished for a good old- fashioned food fight. the slight change of heart by one bay area dean. how about falling victim to fashion literally? where some models took a spill on the catwalk. oh, it's easy to slip in these kind of conditions. the roads are wet, the sidewalks are wet. when the bay area going to dry out. we'll have the pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues on cbs 5. scrambling to fill out applications for summer jobs. it's about that time many teens are scrambling to fill out applications for summer jobs. >> it's tough getting a job if you don't have the experience. on the consumerwatch, julie watts with kids paying to earn the experience needed. >> reporter: without any work experience, this 13-year-old knows getting her first job won't be easy. >> i want to grow more leadership skills and more patience. >> reporter: so the soon-to-be freshman signed up to be a camp counselor with the city of concord. >> i really like working with kids so i thought it was a good opportunity. >> reporter: but unlike most summer jobs, where kids make money, key hani is paying for the privilege to work $360. >> as a teenager when you're looking for a job when you want to have something to put down on your application, this is experience that will look great on a resume'. >> reporter: recreational managers say the fee is used to operate the six-week program where counselors in train like key annie work side by side by more paid camp counselors like this high school senior who completed the program three years ago. >> it was extremely worth it. it's such a great opportunity to be able to come out and learn and be in the field and get the critique and hope you learn how to do everything and at some point take over and help work with the kids. >> reporter: but is paying to work really fair? >> this is a legitimate way to get a leg up. that is something that i'm very supportive of. >> reporter: this career and education advisor says programs like these teach kids much- needed skills and take the place of other summer activities they would likely pay for anyway. a good option for kids too old to go to camp and too young to be a paid counselor. >> it gives them an opportunity to develop leadership, coordination skills, dealing with bureaucracy in a pleasant environment. it's important for higher level jobs. >> it will look good on the resume' and you never know what to expect it. >> reporter: now, programs like these are offered throughout the bay area at various camps and even swim programs and just like a real job, teens need to apply and go through the interview process to. get more information, we have posted a link on our website, cbssf.com/consumer. and remember, if you have a consumer story idea, call us at 1-888-5-helps-u. hayward high schoolers involved in last week's food fight will learn a lesson in hunger. the seniors at leadership public high who flung food around the cafeteria cannot participate in traditional fun events at year's ends including a trip to disneyland. instead, they will have to do community service like volunteer at a food bank or similar organization. but the school dean is easing the punishment to let students go to prom and the graduation ceremony. all right. you look at the calendar, of course it says may. but doesn't it feel more like january? take a look at the conditions in the sierra. this is what it was like at blue canyon most of the afternoon. several inches of fresh snow fell and caltrans plows had to be out keeping the roads clear. drivers of course had to be extra cautious. wind gusts we are told topped 45 miles per hour over the mountain passes. >> yeah. very unseasonable weather. roberta has more on the storm that's happening across the bay area. roberta? >> we'll get right to it with our live high-def doppler radar. green on the screen means you need the umbrella and we spotty scattered showers around the peninsula. over one-hour delays on arriving flights at sfo. all this activity is spiraling off the ocean and lifting in a northerly direction. it will be encompassing the entire peninsula before traversing over the bay. here's another batch of energy getting ready to move into inverness, san rafael and mill valley and there is your commute for the golden gate bridge. bottom line is out the door, you do need that umbrella for the next several hours. rainfall amounts so far have totaled up from the past 24 hours to date, kind of substantial to the south in los gatos in the mountains, otherwise sausalito to the north over half inch over the past couple of days, half moon bay approaching a half inch as is el cerrito due east. out and about this evening, you do need that umbrella. temperature-wise, pretty much in the 50s across the board. we do have the mostly cloudy skies with the sporadic rainfall. rain will continue throughout the evening hours and gradually spread out to more of a scattered shower and lighten up after the midnight hour. heading on out to see gio gonzalez take the mound for the good guys, 7:05 first pitch, spotty scattered showers, go as! tonight overnight into the 50s and 40s. area of low pressure system number 2 in just past 48 hours. spreading the snow spreading the rain showers, pretty much from monterey bay due north as this high tails it out behind it the winds a little bit breezy to gusty side. rain showers tapering off after midnight and then tomorrow morning for your commute, only an isolated shower before we begin to see some gradual clearing for the amgen tour of california. temperature-wise anywhere from the 50s to the high 60s so a little bit warmer than what it was today. the extended forecast full-on sunshine, seasonal conditions, about time, on thursday. friday mostly cloudy skies and on saturday. yes, we have isolated showers in the offing on sunday. so scattered showers tomorrow and then clear until sunday. >> all right. thank you. next, planning a family can be draining. >> how striking a pose can actually help couples conceive. 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. may really help to get the job done. dr. kim joins us. kim. many high-tech options exist millions of women have trouble getting pregnant. now how an ancient practice may help get the job done. dr. kim joins us with more. >> reporter: liz, many high- tech options exist that can help couples conceive. now, how about adding yoga? it's the also holistic approach to fertility treatments. >> reporter: when holly got married she wanted kids but for eight years she had dozens of unsuccessful fertility treatments. >> it's so hard not to let your mind do bad places when you have been so unsuccessful for so long to try to keep your mind and body open to the fact that you will have a family. it's emotionally and physically draining. >> reporter: holly was about to give up until one day she heard about a fertility yoga class. >> if somebody said support group to me, i would have said no way but fertility yoga was like minded people. >> reporter: it helped worldwide help people balance mind and body. women use it to reduce stress. >> this yoga practice practices a community a place where women can gather and take inspiration from one another and feel less isolated so they feel better. they are more relaxed. >> reporter: that relaxation may be just what the doctor ordered. some fertility specialists believe adding yoga's time- worn "wisdom" to modern medicine is valuable for patients. >> i think being in a yoga class with other women who are undergoing the same stressful things that you're undergoing, the time in the of course the drugs, the cost really can help a person be grounded and relieve stress. >> mommy... >> reporter: for holly, withtwo pregnancies, the proof is in the playroom. >> i think it was hugely important. honestly, i don't think i would have my family without it. >> reporter: relieving stress is yoga's key. while no clinical study has proven that yoga increases pregnancy rates in infertility patients, research has shown that mind body programs destined to reduce stress can really help boost a woman's ability to conceive. >> it can't hurt? >> reporter: no. it's not going to hurt and may do a lot of good. why not try it? and more and more we're seeing this in medicine. we're embracing these alternatives. >> stress relief is good. >> reporter: for all of us. >> thank you. well, it's called a catwalk but you might be wanting to call this is cat fall or pratfall. in cannes, france, this model kept falling on the runway. she fell four times. poor thing. wasn't the only one having problems, either. the fashion show a fundraiser featuring both models and celebrities put on by supermodel naomi campbell. this was for the victims of japan's earthquake and tsunami. take it all in stride.