>> alan: a b.a.r.t. train jumps off the track in concord-sending three people to the hospital. a b.a.r.t. train headed to the airport derailed, leaving the train teetering on the tracks and passengers stranded. it happened just south of the concord b.a.r.t. station and could hamper tomorrow's commute. >> reporter: these b.a.r.t. crews are expected to be out here all night working on the problem. now just a couple minutes ago they have to throw rain in the

mix. service between pleasant hill and the bay is disrupted. getting the train off the track is part of the problem. they have to repair a portion of the electrical rail. the good news in all of this, just three minor injuries. the bad muss? -- bad news? a messy commute. >> the ten-car b.a.r.t. train looked like an accordion. the wheels of the eighth and ninth cars slipped off, leaving the train teetering on the rails. 65 passengers had to be evacuated to safety, three taken to the hospital. >> it was like i was moving back and forth. i thought maybe the tracks weren't clear. seemed like he kept on braking or something of that sort. >> that's when it stopped, and the operator went ahead and came out and said he was going to try to look at the problem himself. >> reporter: the derailment happened as see train was traveling at slow speed, just

pulling out of the concord station. crews were working on the track south of the station. the train just switched to single track mode to get around the work. >> the first train to go to single track around the work, and when it was crossing over to go into the single track mode, that's when this slow speed derailment happened. >> reporter: as b.a.r.t. investigators try to figure out the cause, b.a.r.t. riders had to frg out how to get where they needed to go. many the airport. buses ferry passengers through the portion of the line that closed between pleasant hill and pittsburg. and b.a.r.t. crews began the complicated task of rerailing the derailed train. a stretch of the track was dammed during the crash. b.a.r.t. says the fix to take all night. >> could impact morning commute. we're going to make all evidents to get this out of the way as fast as we can.

we have to preserve the integrity of the investigation. >> reporter: the investigation could be weeks, maybe months before b.a.r.t. learns the official cause of the deraille. the switch to a single track is a common moon maneuver. what is not common, is a derailment like this. minor injuries but the work is expected to go on through the night. there are buses that you'll see coming become here behind me, taking passengers to other b.a.r.t. stations. at 6:00 tonight we'll have more on contingency plans bart barret will -- b.a.r.t. will have in place. >> alan: now, we're going to see some rain tonight, and some of you may be seeing the leading edge of the front here's a live look outside. let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: rain moving towards the north bay right there.

in fact we'll take you in closer. those who live near novato, get something moderate rain, and then the wood acre yeah, san rafael, larkspur. tiburon, you'll get hit with this band of moderate rain. in concord, brentwood and livermore, seeing some rain also. very strong winds out of the south accompanying the system. redwood city getting wet as well. more rain in the accuweather forecast overnight. >> alan: now on to japany the dollars is -- disaster is only getting worse. officials are trying to prevent a second explosion at a nuclear plant centled last -- crippled. yesterday the concrete building surrounding a reactor exploded

after the buildup of hydrogen, and the core may have had a partial meltdown. authorities flooded it and another reactor with seawater. they're trying to avoid another hydrogen explosion at the reactor. 180,000 people have been evacuated. 160 people have tested positive for radiation, but it's unclear if it's dangerous levels. a total of six reactors are damaged at four nuclear plants. the nuclear regulatory commission says the radiation is not expected to reach the united states. california has monitoring systems in place for our air, water, and food supply. >> speaking of food and water are in short supply for hundreds of thousands of earthquake survive glors japan, and temperatures are near freezing. rescuers are pulling bodies and some survivors from the mud-covered wreckage of homes

and cars. over 1400 people are confirmed dead. one police heave says the toll could top 10,000. >> reporter: with images that speak for themselves, japan's prime minister spoke frankly inch the 65 years after the end of world war ii, this is the toughest, most difficult crisis for japan. sendai and surrounding areas resellle a war zone as troops race to pull the living from the ruins. this man was pulled nine miles out to sea, rescued while floating on his roof top. another man rescued said he refused to die. my thoughts were focused on my family. i decided to make every effort to survive. that anyone survived the tsunami seems a miracle. witnesses say massive walls pouring past barreer, into homes. this woman is pregnant. >> i don't know exactly what's

going on. >> reporter: authorities have announced rolling blackouts. lines for water and gas are getting longer, and bare shelves are the norm. the official death toll has pushed past 1500, and there are thousands more are still missing. >> as for radiation an estimated 1500 people have been tested. of those tested, 200 are pleased to -- believed to have been exposed. this those numbers might change in the next few days. >> alan: a search and rescue team from southern california has arrived at a u.s. air base in northern jail. the los angeles county team and the team from virginia brought along thousands of pounds of equipment and 12 rescue dogs, teams in oakland and menlo park say they're prepared to go if the get the call. >> it's monday morning in japan, the start of the first day of

trading on the tokyo stock exchange. analysts have been fearing a nose dive. preliminary estimates put repair costs in the tens of billions of dollars. toyota, nissan and honda have suspended production. sony and to toshiba have temporarily closed len allergic conclude electric tropic -- electronic plants, and now japan is dealing with an erupting volcano. it's spewing ash and rock. it's in southern japan, fair -- far away from the quake zone. japan and our own west coast both lie on the ring of fire, an arc of seismic which i active zone. we have much more ahead on the

impact of the earthquake and tsunami in japan, including the passengers leaving sfo for japan today, despite a travel warning by the state department. and the efforts to salvage

>> alan: the state departmentes urging americans not to go to japan, the state department said americans should avoid tourism and other unnecessary visits for now. at san francisco international airport we caught up with several people catching a flight into the city of osaka which was not impacted. many were james residents or had family in japan. >> i've been looking online for

a couple of friend and that's reassuring. when you live in japan, you get used to the earthquakes, but nothing like this. >> my parents actually the biggest earthquake they experience. expecting aftershocks. >> alan: delta airlines says it has resumed a full flight schedule to japan. crews have now pulled a total of three boats out of the santa cruz harbor. the third was hoisted out today. 15 other boats remain at the bottom of the small craft harbor after surges from the tsunami rolled into the california coast on friday. officials estimate the damage at $17 million. one of the biggs concerns -- biggs -- biggest concerning the fuel. >> the pleasure boats don't have a lot of fuel in them. and they have booms around them to contain the fuel that is in the boats, and the salvage companies worked well to contain nearly every drop of fuel.

>> alan: coast guard officials are enforcing a safety zone that steppeds -- extends from all waterways of the santa cruz harbor. >> a state department spokesman who is out of a job after criticizing his boss over

>> alan: iranian officials set a date for a second hearing in the trial of three uc berkeley hikers accused of spying. the head of the tehran justice department said it will be held on may 11th and will likely take place blind closed doors. they were detained in northern iraq along the irann border two years ago and charged withes responsible espionage. showered shourd was released on bail and has been back in the bay area and plead not guilty in absentia. >> state department spokesman p.j. crowell lee is out of a job. he said the army's treatment of suspected reeker bradley manning was, quote, ridiculous, counterproductive and stupid. manning is being held in solitary con finalment -- confinement and is stripped naked each night before bed.

president obama says the treatment is appropriate. crowelley -- crowell lee has committed his resignation to secretary of state hillary clinton. >> leigh: we're going to take you to the high definition mt. tamalpais camera. the wind is up. this band of very heavy rain making its way through marin county, now just about seven, eight miles off the coast, near san francisco. really picking up in intensity. some very strong southwesterly winds accompanying the cell as well. let's good to live doppler 7hd. this is the line we're talking about, now making its way to san rafael, larkspur, tiburon. the yellow indicating moderate rain as well. and as we back off just a little bit, this is the actual line.

maybe some imbedded lightning strikes as well and it's centered a little less than six miles from the golden gate bridge, a little over six miles from the golden gate bridge. it's moving rammedly towards -- rapidly towards the west so san francisco, daly city, ocean beach, get ready for some heavy rainfall, maybe some lightning strikes. east bay, concord, san san san -- san ramon, moderate rain, and lesser amounts of rainfall right now being reported from redwood city towards san jose. this band will move in, in the next five to, say, 30 minutes, make its way across the bay area, and then more rain to move in overnight. accompanying the rain, heavy at that at times. look for a chance of lingering

showers tomorrow morning, and then afternoon clearing, and then we're going to keep it unsettled throughout the period of this upcoming work week. this is the cold front, and this is the band making its way across the bay area right now. this portion will move through during the overnight hours. in fact, show you our timing. 5:00, this is a little off. but you can pretty much sense that once that band moves through, we have another actual cold front that will move through overnight. 11:00 tonight. turns over just to scattered showers, maybe a few lingering showers for the monday morning commute. a secondary storm is due in here on tuesday. to bring mainly the north bay some moderate rain at times. in the lake tahoe area, snow levels high. winter weather advisory until 8:00 tomorrow, the wind is up there as well. gusts expected out of the south close to 45 miles-per-hour over those ridges. two to four inches expected at

lake level, close to eight inches above the 7,000-foot level as the system moves through. all of this moves through tonight. tomorrow afternoon, little partial clearing. i it will be mild. of 5 for san jose and camel -- campbell. mid-60s for the peninsula. and north bay, we look for the clearing, 62 for petaluma. 65 for sonoma. east bay, oakland, 65. 65 for fremont. east bay, mid-60s. pittsburg, 65. antioch, 65,; the accuweather seven-day forecast, a little break on monday. rain could be heavy at times on tuesday in the north bay, and then really just unsettled friday, saturday, and sums -- and sunday. bees a --ed a -- advised heavy rain in san francisco.

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>> mike: selection sunday at college hoops with 68 teams invited, and st. mary's was not one of them. no date to the big dance, which means not one bay area men's team is in the tournament. a very disappointed group of

gaels. the gaels had their chances and did not come up with the big wins they needed. late season losses to san diego, and twice to gonzaga. >> doesn't make a lot of sense to me right now, how we're not in, but we aren't. that's the reality. so got to deal with it. >> obviously disappointed a little bit. obviously wanted to be in the ncaa tournament. but two years ago when we played in the n.i.t., it was a great experience. so we're mature enough to turn the page and take it across the face and get ready to good. >> mike: slap in the face. the teams got in, ohio state, in the east. kansas in the southwest, pittsburgh in the southeast, and duke in the west. meanwhile, four pac-10 teams, washington, arizona, and the southwest, usc faces virginia

commonwealth in a wednesday playin game, and the winner earns the seventh seed, and and in the southwest, ucla battles michigan state. >> the a's have their pitching stats to be successful. the question is, can they bring the lumber. a beautiful day for baseball. a's hosting the rockies, matsui, just his second hit of the spring, a mammoth blast off former a's closer huston street. bard 'has missed the last six games with a calf injury, but not rusty at all in the fifth, cliff pennington, leaving the park himself. a three-run jack. good pitching, cahill with five k's, the a's win 9-4. >> in surprise, arizona, rematch of the world see, rangers and giants. pack he sandoval had a trim and -- a triple and an rbi.

>> in the pga. nick watney with a clutch shot on 18. final round action at the wgc. a two-horse race. dustin johnson second from the fairway bunker is money. birdies. drops to 15-under. tying nick watney for the lead. watney was scrambling down the stretch. came up huge with this. 25-footer to save par. drains it. johnson bogeyed 16. then on 18, the sacramento native out of fresno state, nothing but net. cards a final round 67. 16 under. wins the tournament by two strokes. his third pga tour victory. >> tough luck for st. mary's. didn't have the major they -- the magic they had last year.

>> alan: we have an update on the tokyo stock market. stocks are down 5.5%. the first business day in japan after the tsunami. how the united states is assisting in the humanitarian crisis at 6:00. an update to the damage to the harbor in crescent city. joins at 6:00. >> the annual commemoration of the 1906 earthquake will be did indicated to the japanese victims. this is the 106th an vs.ry of the quake. every year the city marks the moment at 5:11 a.m. on april 18th. this year it will focus on the james victims and the threatened cut in california's emergency preparedness budget. we'll be back at 6:00.