meat processing facility. in san francisco a gas leak at fourth and folsom near the moscone center. chopper 5 is overhead as you see. a huge trench where crews are working there several streets have been blocked off and as you might imagine, it has snarled traffic in that area of san francisco. pg&e says a chunk of concrete hit a pipe yesterday and that was supposed to be fixed. it's looking to see if the same thing happened today. new at 5:00 a guilty verdict in the case of a career criminal who murdered his former girlfriend as the relationship was ending. randy alana was also found guilty of robbing sandra coke who worked as an investigator for the federal public defender's office. coke disappeared from oakland back in august of 2013. her body was found in vacaville a few days later. he showed no emotion as the verdict was read. alana and coke had an on and off 20 year relationship. prosecutors say it went sour when coke tried to end things and she accused him of kidnapping her dog. the day coke disappeared, she was out with alana looking for that dog. prosecutors say he murdered coke in the back of a north oakland motel before then dumping her body. a happy ending to an early- morning amber alert. a 6-year-old girl taken from her home in san jose was found in stockton. police say the child was kidnapped about 1:30 a.m. an amber alert was issued after the girl's mother called police saying her ex-boyfriend drove off with her daughter. that man was tracked down in stockton and police surrounded his home. he surrendered the girl what the not hurd. >> a lot was going through my mind just her being saved and getting back to her and everything being okay. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office is now taking over the investigation. developing news. the oil spill near santa barbara is much worse than initially thought. the pipeline company now says 105,000 gallons of oil spilled on the coast. that's much more than the 21,000 gallons first reported. now, to give you an idea, that's twice as big as the cosco busan spill in 2007 in san francisco bay. the onshore pipeline broke yesterday at refugio state beach. amy johnson reports. >> reporter: the strong smell of oil continues to hover here over the coastline and crews continue to clean up the oil on the beach. the coast guard recovered 6,000 gallons of oil so far. but we have also learned in the worst-case scenario, more than 100,000 gallons may have been spilled. >> we're sorry that this accidental release has happened. >> reporter: plains all american pipeline has admitted it was their 24" pipeline that spewed what's estimated at thousands of gallons of black sticky crude oil on the coast at refugio state beach yesterday. >> presently we have no estimate of the amount of oil spilled. >> reporter: santa barbara district attorney's office is investigating. d.a. joyce dudley looked at the damage. >> we'll likely be working with the attorney general's office, the u.s. attorney's office, and making a determination as to whether this is a criminal, civil or matter that was simply just an accident. >> reporter: it was just before noon tuesday that the first signs of the oil leak began to emerge. >> once we identified it was our leak it was should down immediately. >> reporter: the oil could be seen in the water and on the sand. a slick totaling about 9 miles in length. crews in white suits began the taxing clean-up while booms and vessels worked on the water clean-up. >> the spilled oil is difficult to contain and collect once it's on the water. therefore, it is likely that there will be some environmental impact including oiled birds and shorelines. >> reporter: refugio state beach was immediately evacuated and has been shut down as well as nearby el capitan. >> we're very aware of how big an impact this is on memorial day weekend and the visitors that are coming. >> reporter: for now, the focus is on the clean-up and saving wildlife affected. it's still not clear what caused the pipeline to leak. in fact plains all american pipeline says it is regularly checked and has shown no signs of weakness. in fact, it was just checked about two weeks ago and the results hadn't even come back yet. reporting at refugio state beach, amy johnson, kpix 5. >> northern california teams took off for santa barbara to help the clean-up effort. a state wildlife team from sacramento flew out this morning. the plan is to help assess the damage and aid the clean-up crews. the group plans to stay as long as they are needed. after months of heated debate, san francisco's catholic schoolteachers are no closer to a contract deal with the archdiocese. in fact, they rallied this afternoon in front of the chancery office calling for a rejection of archbishop cordileone's latest revision of the teacher handbook. it requires strict adherence to the church's teachings on things such as homosexuality and contraception both in and out of the classroom. protestors say the latest draft of the handbook is a little softer in tone but the substance is the same. >> so the good news here is that there has been some changes to this document. so it seems as if the archbishop is willing to listen to a certain degree. we wish he would listen more and really communicate with us more. >> negotiations between the archdiocese and the union are ongoing. now, in a statement today, the archdiocese said, quote, both sides are hopeful that they are closer to resolving the few remaining bargaining issues on which there is disagreement." new at 5:00 a scary moment inside the terminal today at l.a.x. [ screaming ] >> a suspect got tasered right in front of passengers! the man had been uncooperative with tsa officers at a screening checkpoint. the pushed an officer out of the way and ran toward the gate. l.a. airport police caught up to him and that's when an officer used his taser. the suspect was taken to the hospital for treatment. police say he did not have a weapon on him. a car filled with fireworks and m-80s goes up in flames in oakland. take a look at the aftermath. west macarthur on-ramp to westbound 580 shut down this afternoon. flames shooting from that black suv and that situation made much worse with the fireworks in the car. crews were able to put out the flames pretty quickly and clean- up is now under way. took most of the day for bart to recover from a shutdown caused by a mechanical problem. the train holdup started during the morning commute with a damaged receiver coil on the tracks. that was at the interchange between west oakland and 12th street stations. passengers saw hour delays. all the trains are back on track tonight. dangerous airbag recall has drivers rushing to the dealership but tonight, the new frustration for millions trying to get their cars fixed. >> his family was there. he was very emotional. >> david letterman just hours away from wrapping up his late night career. we go live to new york for a sneak peek of his star-studded final episode. >> kpix 5 mobile weather lab is live tonight in albany where it is a breezy cloudy 58 degrees. it's chilly. but we are getting ready for play-off baseball. the red sox are ready for th female announcer: through memorial day at sleep train, get up to four years interest-free financing or save up to $400 on simmons beautyrest and sealy posturepedic. even get four years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. plus, free same day delivery set-up and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ the phones were ringing off the hook at car dealerships today after word that takata airbag recall has doubled to more than 34 million cars. julie watts reports dealerships can't keep up with the demand. >> reporter: well, dealerships has been ordered not to talk to the media. one dealer said they have had to hire 7 extra people and they had 70 repairs scheduled today alone. but those 70 people are the lucky ones who likely scheduled those appointments weeks if not months ago. most dealers say they can't get the parts. rick slides his seat back as far as he can every time he gets behind the wheel. he is terrified of his recalled takata airbag. >> 18 inches from my face is an explosive device which may or may not be there to save my life. >> reporter: the defective airbags in several makes have been blamed for at least five deaths after sending shrapnel flying into the driver's face and body but many dealers like rick's were saying, they don't have the parts to fix the recall long before takata doubled the number of recalled cars to 34 million. now more than 1 out of every 7 cars on the road may be affected. to find out if your car is one of them, simply enter your v.i.n. number at safercar.gov. only two out of ten on this row were confirmed recalls. nhtsa cautions it could be weeks before manufacturers add all the vin numbers to the recall list that could include most of the cars in this lot. but even after a car is officially recalled, it's unlikely car dealers will have the parts needed to fix it. honda did eventually find the parts to fix rick's car. and it said it would provide a loaner at no cost to others waiting on unavailable parts. but at ford you have to ask. at least in the case of the airbag recalls, it seems being the proverbial squeaky wheel can pay off. now, dealers tell us that insistent customers are often moved to the front of the line. keep in mind they order parts v.i.n. number by v.i.n. number so while they are supposed to take about two weeks to arrive, many are now back ordered indefinitely. takata promised to step up that production of those parts by september. but, you know, they still haven't definitively identified the cause so the fix might not actually work. >> i know a lot of people are frustrated they think should i disable the airbag? >> reporter: look at ehow and google it online. you can find ways to disable your airbag but many say if you disable it you're going to disable other functions. >> sure. >> that you need. so it's you know -- >> don't do that. >> six of one, half dozen of the other. you can check to see if your vehicle is affected on our website, cbssf.com. cbssf.com/recall. well, despite a busted rod, caltrans says its tests show the new bay bridge tower will function as designed. the rod is one of hundreds installed at the base to help the bridge withstand a major earthquake. caltrans noticed it last month during testing because it was about 6 inches shorter than the rest of the rods. caltrans says it's the only rod that failed a stress test. caltrans removed it and says the bridge is fine. surprising revelations inside the bin laden compound including a bizarre help wanted application for terrorists. what new recruits had to answer before signing up with al qaeda. >> david letterman wraps up his a 33-year television career is ending tonight. the guy who does this. david letterman saying good night to his late show fans. cbs' suzanne marquez joins us live outside the ed sullivan theater with what to expect for this final curtain call. >> reporter: allen, we talked to folks who are at the taping and they had huge smiles on their faces. they said it was really a celebration and just a lot of fun. i don't know how long it will go tonight but it was jam- packed with celebrities, special moments, and tributes to the staff. in the end, it sounds like everybody really feels great about dave's sendoff. david letterman poked his head out the side door of the ed sullivan theater and waved to fans. he finished taping his last show. >> his family was there. he was very emotional. >> reporter: jerry seinfeld, chris rock, jim carrey and tina fey were also part of television history. they helped deliver the final top 10. things they have always wanted to say that david letterman. fans say the whole show was a fitting tribute. >> thank you very much. >> it was exactly what i expected maybe even better. >> reporter: spoiler alert. the last band to play on dave's stage was the foo fighters. he admitted to jane pauley on cbs sunday morning he is nervous about retiring. >> any enormous uprooting change in my life has petrified me. really petrified me. but once i have come through the other side, the reward has been unimaginable. >> reporter: letterman's final appearance in american living rooms will take place in just a few short hours. allen, i'll give you a little teaser of what to expect tonight. you don't want to miss the top 10 list. you're going to see tons of celebrities who are really meaningful to dave. and the musical act, well, they have a very close connection to dave. >> yeah. the foo fighters. now, a lot of people are wondering who the surprised last guests are. you probably don't want to spoil that for us. >> reporter: well, i can tell you some of the names. tina fey, jerry seinfeld, steve martin, those are a few of the names. and they are incorporated into a special segment in the show. >> all right. we'll look forward to that. we're counting it down as you might think. thanks, suzanne. we appreciate it very much. you can of course watch the final episode of dave coming up tonight "the late show" with dave letterman here at 11:35 after the kpix 5 news at 11. the nfl is citing significant progress on plans to move a team to l.a. and that could be bad new for -- for the raiders fans. they got plans on a new stadium in corson and inglewood. the carson stadium would be shared by the raiders and the chargers. >> certainly momentum. there's certainly opportunities. jim, you know, i can't remember the last time we had two facilities that are entitled and being developed. that's a positive development. >> the nfl commissioner said he hasn't heard anything yet from oakland on its plans to keep the raiders. at one point, he even had a laugh at oakland's expense. that part of the story coming up tonight at 6:00. no laughing here. the pilot who landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the u.s. capitol facing prison time. a grand jury indicted douglas hughes on 6 charges that carry 9.5 years in prison. the florida postal worker exposed a major security gap when he flew through miles of restricted airspace and then landed on the capitol lawn last month. he said he was protesting the influence of big money in politics. gopro camera revealing new clues into the death of two base jumpers in yosemite. dean potter seen here in some earlier jumps was killed saturday along with his friend grant hunt. investigators say the camera mound on potter's helmet shows he may have tried to avoid hunt who had slammed into a ridge. potter hit the rocks a second later. officials are using that helmet video and witness photos rerecreate the accident. newly released documents are giving us the most intimate look yet at the final years of osama bin laden. the cia declassified more than 200 documents seized in the 2011 raid on his pakistan compound. they confirm bin laden was obsessed with attacking the u.s. until the very end. the al qaeda lead her a massive digital library filled with american books and how-to terrorism guides. there's an al qaeda job application asking questions such as do you wish to execute a suicide operation? with space or contact information in case the recruit became a martyr. an unusual offer from california farmers. in our record drought, sacramento san joaquin river delta farmers propose to give up a fourth of their available water. however, there's a catch to that proposal. in exchange, they want guarantees that the state will not restrict the remaining 75% of their water for more than a century. the state's waterboard director says he will decide by friday whether to accept that offer. paul deanno is live in albany with mobile weather this afternoon. the clouds look threatening but no rain. >> reporter: no, just the moisture banking up against the east bay hills out here in albany not just baseball tonight. aaa. play-off baseball. we have the reds. we have the white sox. we actually have three different games going on right now. the game just about to start. better start paying attention to the batter once the game starts. but it's chilly out here but it's not that unusual for albany to be in the upper 50s this time of year. what is unusual is for it to last 19 days a. and for highs to not hit 70 away from the water which happened again today. golden gate bridge where it is partly to mostly cloudy. plenty of fog and drizzle once again expected tomorrow morning. oakland 60. san bruno 60. san francisco 58 degrees. san jose 64. santa rosa 66 and livermore 64 degrees. another chilly day throughout the bay area. kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar look at all the showers and thunderstorms over the northern california mountains. over the sierra. and as close as mendocino and most recently lake county. third time in the past five days that clearlake and lakeport you have been been dealing with thunder and lining. you are again this evening. overnight tonight, mild night. concord 54. cloudy. san francisco cloudy with drizzle 54 degrees. santa rosa 49. fairfield 53. livermore 53 degrees. so why the rain? why the chill? it's all for one reason. the opposite of what we had all winter long now we have a huge trough of low pressure in place. there are two smaller lows which are one offshore and one to our east just feeding in that marine air. the ocean sitting at 53 degrees so the air above it is also chilly and that chilly flow continues to spill into the bay area keeping us below average for at least the next couple of days. we'll be a bit milder on the weekend. mostly cloudy tonight. watch out for a few sprinkles and drizzle. we are going to stay chilly tomorrow and friday. and a minimal shower chance as low pressure makes a close pass. you may deal with a shower for five or 10 minutes but only a 20% chance but it's worth mentioning and it will trend milder but still below average over the holiday weekend. highs tomorrow, san francisco 61. still below our january average highs. concord 68. san rafael 66. napa 67. san jose high tomorrow 69 degrees. extended forecast you will see we're cooler still cloudy through friday. trending sunnier as the wind takes a north kick drying us out and warming us up but just a little bit. we are talking low 70s inland over the holiday weekend through memorial day. mid-60s near the bay with perhaps more significant warming by next tuesday and wednesday. not only have we got a play-off game here but way off in the distance with the flag blowing we have an a ballgame going and another play-off game just off to my right. so three different games going on in albany. they say 58 degrees, been there, done that, let's play some baseball. >> great. >> who cares. >> all right, paul, thanks. the internet can't stop talking about riley curry. plus, why her dad bulldog: mattress discounters memorial day sale ends monday? oh boy! a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! well i'll be... up to $300 off tempur-pedic breeze. and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! better hurry! the memorial day sale ends monday. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ an elderly woman is fighting for her life after being attacked on mother's day. police say she was hit in the head at least twice as she got off a muni bus in chinatown. the 77-year-old is in the hospital with severe brain injury. a surveillance photo from the day has police thinking the assault happened along stockton street. they are looking for a man who helped the woman after the attack. they think he might be able to identify the suspect. golden state warriors star steph curry has been fined for flopping during last night's play-off game. it happened after the mvp attempted a three-pointer during the 4th quarter. he made the shot but fell to the floor after appearing to get bumped by the houston rockets there. the nba said it was a flop and that cost steph curry $5,000. but the fine not taking away from the spotlight shining on curry's post-game interview. >> it's because his adorable 2- year-old daughter was there to help him out! >> ha ha ha! [ gaga. >> daddy. >> i know, hold on one second, okay? >> be quiet. [ laughter ] >> he plays well and obviously -- [ baby making noise ] >> we'll live with those shots. [ laughter ] >> it's great. riley curry took over the interview last night. she is all over social media today of course. some people calling her the real mvp today. riley's mom instagramed this picture of daddy and daughter together. this was after the post-game interview. she said, two peas in jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through memorial day, save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to four years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery! are you next? announcer: but don't wait! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. i'm veronica de la cruz in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight. week after week it seeps something else is broken -- seems something else is broken on bart. tonight the hot spots they say most at risk for more trouble down the line. plus buildings crashing down, total destruction. it's great for this hollywood earthquake movie but we asked the experts if this could happen in the big one. that and more at 6. >> thank you. hollywood would never embellish. [ laughter ] >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next in new york. >> the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: potentially deadly air bags must be replaced in millions of american cars, but what should drivers do in the meantime? also tonight, bin laden's bookshelf, formerly secret documents recovered in the raid reveal his obsession with 9/11 and himself. tornadoes flatten homes in texas and oklahoma. the next threat is flooding. and the stars come out tonight for the end of a television era. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today, japan's takata corporation said it is stepping up production of air bags to replace the potentially deadly ones in millions of american cars.

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