they will be told whether it's a boy or girl, the baby's weight and time of birth. they are expected to introduce their baby to the world on these hospital steps. the same steps prince charles and princess diana. now they are anxiously awaiting. cbs news, london. >> the royal baby boy or girl will be third in line to the british thrown. we'll have to wait and see. are you excited? >> i'm thrilled. >> even i'm shocked at all the attention. this is a little bit much. over the top. >> it's totally over the top. speaking of over the top. >> good morning. good to see you. changes coming our way. cloud flow early on today. the temperatures are mild in some spots. 60 in livermore. slight chance we could see thunderstorms today. that could be over the top. >> that could mix it up. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays into san francisco. upper deck road work heading out to oakland. more time saver traffic coming up. >> sounds good. thank you. developing news now overnight. okay we are going to go on to another story. the emergency vehicles here lined up to i-280. this is after a man stopped to help the victim of a car crash. that person was killed. it happened about 2:30 yesterday morning on southbound interstate 280 atwoodside road. >> reporter: the driver of the silver toyota forerunner, he was on the look out for drunk drivers and careful to stay at 65 miles an hour. the driver of the black honda sedan, must have been going 100 miles an hour. the driver of the toyota suv did not want to talk on camera but told us the impact sent his car spinning out of control, hit the median and slid to a stop. shortly after that, a good samaritan pulled his jeep to the side. he walked into the lane and hit and killed. >> we recommend people do not stop on the freeway and help. just call 911 and let us know what's going on. if you stop, other people cannot see you and your life will be a struggle. >> the man who caused the initial crash suffered minor injuries and charged with felony dui. the people inside the toyota suv suffered minor injuries. >> the driver of the suv says he is thankful he stopped to help. however, he would not have done the same thing himself. >> the woman who was with the good samaritan was heard screaming and came to his side to help. but the man, a 33-year-old resident died on the scene. >> justice for trayvon rally drew a crowd to city hall. one of dozens of protests across the country in the wake of george zimmerman's acquittal carrying signs. about 100 people demonstrated in the same spot a week ago. police were on high alert after violence and vandalism the previous weekend. that scene was not repeated. police say hundreds of people demonstrated in three separate rallies and no arrests. >> time is 4:34. let's get back to weather . >> it's been foggy all day long. >> we have changes coming our way. cool out at the coastline. today a few more clouds. these clouds could make it interesting outside. temperature wise 60 in livermore, 55 and cloudy into san francisco. satellite image, not just low clouds and fog. monsoonal -- trigger couple thunderstorms especially in the south bay. a mixture of sun and clouds today. average numbers into 60s. and just about there maybe slightly below. in santa rosa at 77 and 63 in san francisco. more weather coming up. let's check out the roads with elizabeth. >> so far on this monday back to work commute, don't have any huge hot spots. want to check out the westbound 580 ride. so far it's quiet. obviously, one of our first spots to get busy. the drive time is still in the clear. 18 minutes between the pass and 680. some slowing eastbound 580 because of overnight road work. they have two of the right lanes blocked. bart has more than 20 trains off to a good start. no delay. and a quick look outside. the 101 in san jose . and you can see it is very quiet between san jose and santa clara. first check of your time saver traffic, back to you. >> thanks, elizabeth. a fight on the phone and loud music may have been the factors in this, the deadly limo fire last may. the driver's first call may not have been to 911. ann explains why authorities want to talk too the driver's estranged wife. >> to watch this long limo just engulf in flames, it was just a nightmare. >> that is undisputable. it's how the fire started is under scrutiny. the driver's wife tells the news he had been arguing with her, loud music blaring and he turned the music louder so the women in the back couldn't hear her fight. he admitted he misunderstood. thinking they were asking if he could have a cigarette. here's what he said. >> if i would have known she had saying i want to smoke a cigarette, maybe 30 seconds, 60 seconds would have been spared. but everything happened so fast. >> the nine passengers on the night of may 4th were women. when the back of the limo backfilling with smoke and fire. the new bride and four other women died through the tiny partition. four other women in the back and the driver lived. he called her several times from the roadside before he called 911. this is what he said at the time. >> i see the ladies coming through the partition. i'm trying to use the phone. i'm shaking and nervous. brown's wife said he was upset trying to make amends after a public fight during which police were called. >> the san mateo county district attorney's office says it will follow up with brown's estranged wife to see how distracted he may have been. police had never interviewed her. kpix 5. >> chp has not issued the results of investigation but focused on friction from the drive shaft as the cause of that fire. >> checking headlines around the bay area. san francisco police are trying to determine whether a deadly shooting was gang related. two groups of men were involved in the shooting saturday night. 24-year-old gadoy was killed. a police officer fired once but did not hit anyone. that officer did catch one suspect. the stakes are higher for information leading to the suspect behind the poison meat balls. hundreds of them were placed around the city for dogs to eat. one dog died. $5,000 is now being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. bagpipes played in a special ceremony remembering the sacrifice of firefighters. the district lost 16 personnel in the line of duty since 1969. the names of the fallen are being commemorated on a memorial wall in concord. >> the bay area's demonstrated commitment to ending aides. sunday's annual aides walk raised $2.5 million. 28 other local organizations helping people. more than $80 million has been raised for lifesaving programs since 1987. >> coming up. what happened inside a new zealand news room shaken up by the earthquake. sglt from sleepily marin county to death threats and hate mail. what's causing politics to become dirty business? the other side of the worldt least 75 people were we have developing news about earthquakes on the other side of the world. at least 75 people were killed by a quake in north western china. happened at 7:45 this morning and lasted for about a minute. the quake was magnitude 6.6. the chinese red cross is rushing to the area with tents, clothing and household items for the victims. and look what happened in television new zealand's news room as 6.9 quake hit. you can see a woman looking for a safe spot. power was knocked out in some areas but no injuries reported and only minor damage. >> dozens of evacuees are back in their homes down in the south land as firefighter's get a handle on the mountain fire. evacuation orders were lifted for idyllwild. and they got help from mother nature. firefighters have made progress as a result. the 42 square mile fire is about 50% contained. >> we've had a lot of rain in the last day. inch and a half last night and inch and a half today. helping our crews get containment on the fire. >> the bad news is they got help from thunderstorms and lightning. let's hope they don't trigger more. 2600 firefighters on scenes. 26 structures destroyed since the fire started and that includes 7 homes. the total cost of the fire about $20 million. and rescue crews dropped a life line to stranded fires after raging flash floods swept through the city. clean up is underway after the storm brought as much as 2 inches of rain an hour. airlifts. when the water subsided mud was left covering roads and cars and that same system is not going to bring that much rain. i should leave it up to lawrence. >> no, it's not. not going to bring that rain here. slight chance we could see thunderstorms in the bay area from that moisture around the ridge. what we're seeing is low clouds and fog. we have dense fog in those areas. fog inside the bay as well. cloudy skies inside the valleys. monsoonal clouds will rotate by. temperatures may be in the upper 80s and warmer spots inland. and 60s out toward the coastline and staying cloudy. low off the coastline. high pressure just to our east. wrap around moisture working its way back. combination of two systems bringing a chance of a few thunderstorms here in the bay area. things possibly a little unsettled. computer models not picking up. wrap around clouds doesn't show any moisture as far as rain or thunderstorms. a chance we could see activity for the latter part of the day. in the south bay about 85 in morgan hill. 62 in pacifica. upper 80s in the warmer spots and inside the bay about 63. 70 in oakland. and the next couple days, we are going to watch those temperatures warming up. really, no major changes. just more sunshine toward the end of the week. let's check out the roads. >> no big accidents out there. we'll take you to our sensors and live traffic maps. you can see what things are looking like. into san rafael all the way down into -- the only slow spots overnight this is going against the commute between north greenville and north flinn. cal trans tells us scheduled to reopen about 9:00. for all the morning commute going to expect brake lights. bart, 25 trains running on top including all the dots towards downtown san francisco. live look this morning over at the golden gate bridge where you can see the fog lawrence is mentioning. it is thick coming out of marin county. back to you guys. >> thank you. developing news overnight. san francisco police are searching the bay view district. police say when a woman convinced a homeowner to open his gate after midnight, two men rushed in behind her and fought with the homeowner. the victim was stabbed during a struggle but is expected to survive. one suspect was caught trying to get away. officers are searching for that woman and another man. a serial killer was his inspiration. expected to face charges after three female bodies were found on his property. police responded to a foul odor report and found the bodies wrapped in trash bags. former girlfriend is speaking out but does not want her face shown. she feels lucky she did not become a victim. >> he pulled a gun and pointed a gun to my head and asked me was i ready to die. >> he searches the streets for young girls or women like me. >> the bodies were very decomposed and take several days to identify the victims and how they died. >> politics is taking over easy going marin. don knapp on how passion is spilling over into public meetings. >> reporter: everyone knows marin as the mellow county where people in nature all just get along. or at least they used to. >> [ arguing ] >> reporter karla posted this video of a meeting held by supervisor susan adams. new development of affordable housing. >> i think they think if they scream and yell loudly enough and interrupt they win the argument. >> adams who is an obgyn was reluctant to talk about dead fetuses sent to her. >> the level of discourse in our community right now has evolved to a place i haven't seen it before. >> has marin county lost its mellow? >> she found was all these individuals that feel like they are laid back yet there's this tension and anger. >> others here tend to agree. sfl appears more relaxed but more tightly sprung. >> people's attitudes the way they talk to each other. they are rude, they don't listen and impatient. >> once known nationally may just be a reflection of the rest of the country. people struggling to protect. >> they have a big investment here. they made a lot of money. more driven to people . >> some residents are so upset over the affordable housing issue, they are trying to recall her two months before her term is up. don knapp, kpix 5. >> the supervisor spends too much time talking rather than listening and tends to make long winded speeches. >> you know those commercials promising men over 40 they can feel better, look better and have better sex? cbs reporter paula evans shows us low tea is big business. >> the ads are hard to miss. >> trust your instincts to make the call. >> i have low testosterone. >> more middle aged men are saying the same thing and taking action. men's hormone use is on the rise. >> i was list less. some libido issues. for the most part i was feeling tired all the time. >> that was more than ten years ago when bob started taking weekly testosterone injections. >> remarkable difference. >> it's not all about sex, sex, sex. a lot is about general health. >> dr. abe morgantaller is leading the way. and pleased hormonotherapy has tripled. >> totally under recognized, under appreciated aspect of male health. >> low testosterone can be health. >> i think the data are quite clear that the single most important health indicator for a man is his testosterone levels. >> not without controversy. critics believe it's being over prescribed raising concerns about possible side affects. >> there has to be a caution. has to be done well, has to be provided by a physician who knows what he's doing. >> only men with a true deficiency should be treated. not for healthy older men looking for energy boost. >> and then the stigma of testosterone use whether pro athletes or men who over do it at the gym. >> that negativity goes away when you notice how you feel. >> a possible prescription for better health. >> certain drugs like morphine and steroids can cause low testosterone. >> the time is 8 minutes before 5:00. why the sea gull population is soaring and why it's a problem. >> and the river dance. why everybody's getting in on the dance coming up next. what makes a sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. this is your body there. you can see a little more pressure in the shoulders and in the hips. the magic of this bed is that you're sleeping on something that conforms to your individual shape. oh wow, that feels really good. it's hugging my body. you get that moment where you go, "oh 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flick conjuring despicable me 2. you saw it? >> i did. it's silly. >> it brought in $42 million. despicable me 2 took second with $25 million. turbo, grown ups 2 and red 2 took the top 5. and just when you'd forgotten about the performance known as river dance, 1700 people from 44 countries gathered in ireland to break the record for the longest river dance line. the previous record of 652 people was held by nashville tennessee. the participants came from mexico, and japan. seen river dance performed live. my daughter used to dance the river dance. >> when i dance i look like a helicopter trying to land in pudding. but that i could do. have you heard the bay area has big bird problems? >> i have heard this. >> not the says me street big birds. but known as seagulls. grown more than 40 %. the birds aren't exactly welcomed. they are colliding with airplanes, swarming landfills and killing often dangered species. of course cause they are california gulls. the bay area's largest colonies are in union city, fremont, san jose and palo al to. >> a royal baby is on the way. a live report from outside the hospital. >> reporter: and we're live in san francisco where three suspects tried to rob a home. one of them got caught and two are on the loose. details in a live report. ,, all getting crazy. nothing is happening. >> the world on royal baby watch as the duchess of cambridge goes into labor. >> once the royal heir is born, the first phone calls will go to the queen and prime minister. >> reports an limo driver was arguing on the phone before a deadly fire. >> to watch this long limo just engulfed in flames is a nightmare. >> it all happened very quickly. >> a good samaritan killed while stopping to help the victims of a crash. >> this is a very tough nut to crack. >> the u.s. downplays hopes of peace talks. >> john kerry is unlikely to let the talks fall apart without a fight. >> the clean up is underway after a storm hit the area. >> the water was running so rapidly. they would have been washed down the stream. >> across the bay to around the world. the stories that matter on kpix this morning. >> good morning. it's monday july 22nd . frank's off. i'm brian. >> i'm michelle grio . time is 5:00. as you wake up, we're following breaking news. the duchess of cambridge is in early stages of labor. she was admitted to a hospital this morning. and taking a look at live pictures outside st. mary's hospital. crowds have been gathered for days waiting for the big moment. she's expected to give

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