>> dozens of horns in the santa cruz county community have no way out of their neighborhood. >> after massive landslide yesterday morning. geologists are trying to figure out how to remove the rocks without making another slide. amy holl live with the very latest. >> reporter: two geologists are planning to go out to the slide sometime this morning to decide what to do next and how to move the rock. but the process is moving slowly. they don't want to trigger another slide and residents are feeling nervous. >> knowing this enormous pile of

rock fell within 30 yards of their home made it tough for some of the residents to sleep last night. >> i kept hearing rocks falling, it was my imagination. it's unnerving. make no doubt about it. >> nancy's home is on the wrong side. one of 57 residents who are now blocked and can't drive in and out. she came out to see it for the if you are time. >> pretty stunning, how long is it going to take? yesterday i was fearing fearful and i have to process all this. >> residents have found away around the woke slide, a foot path. she works at night as a substance abuse counselor. >> i'm trying to figure out if i can walk the foot path at nighttime, there is some terrain. >> it's going to be a mud yes,

sir mess after the next round of rain the ground out here is clearly saturated. >> i understand there is three storms coming our way. that is a concern. it's always a concern up here in the mountains. >> sheriff's deputies are checking on residents to make sure they have everything they need. they haven't ordered an evacuation and no one is choosing to leave. >> it could be worse actually. we do have power. pg&e did a great job getting the power restored quickly. that makes a major difference. >> very positive people here in the mountains. no one was hurt in the slide, and sheriff's deputies don't think anybody's lives are in danger and they say that hillside is still moving. of course, rain is forecast. the situation is still precarious. for the latest on the forecast, let's go to mike nicco.

latest, a lot of sunshine, showing pretty much around the mountains. as we look out farther you can see some of the moisture developing and showers are falling apart before they get to land. low pressure develop right now to our west. this is going to roll in during the evening and overnight hours, another series of waves of rain will come through. here is scotts valley. almost four inches of rain is possible by 11:00 thursday. that is why cleanup is going to be the tough because of the rain and heavier rain that could cause more lock and mudslides as we head through the next couple of days. situation doesn't get any better about after 4:00 this afternoon. >> the weekend storm is also causing more problems today at yosemite national park. pg&e says yosemite will be without electricity for three to six days, a rock slide broke an

important transmission pole. a helicopter had to fly in a replacement because all roads are closed now. generated earth powering the hotels can last about one week. first two witnesses took the stand in the trial of two men accused in the murder of chauncey bailey. one person saw the gunman and the other saw him pull the trigger. yousef bey and one other face charges for the murder of two other men. bailey served as editor of the oakland post. bailey was gunned down while walking to work in 2007. key testimony will come from a man that has already admitted to pulling the trigger. >> an american crew is back in safe hands. f-15 burst into flames after it

hit the ground in a community. both the pilot and weapons officer parachuted to safety after the jet spun out of control. they believe the mechanical problem triggered the crash. it comes as they targeted troops and their leader moammar gadhafi. >> it seems logical once we have the air defense systems sufficiently suppressed the level of military activity would decline. >> china and russia both called for an immediate cease-fire. secretary of state hillary clinton talked with abc's diane sawyer in her first interview since the military intervention begin in libya. you can watch it on world news at 5:30 and later on "nightline". >> in japan, encouraging news about the damaged fukushima daiichi power the man. they have reconnected power

lines to all six units but it will likely take days before the cooling systems can be turned out. workers have to check all the equipment. this marks a significant step toward breaking the overheated complex under control. all three they dumped cooling water. meantime, the death toll from the tsunami and earthquake stands at 9,000, another 13,000 shall still missing. hundreds of u.s. military family members are due in the bay area after evacuating japan. chartered flight landed at travis earlier this morning. more than 3500 military family members made the decision to head home. the departure will help reduce the demand for food and water in japan. defense department says the voluntary evacuations will continue for the foreseeable future.

>> opening statements are underway in the federal perjury trial of barry bonds. he wab indicted 2007 accused of lying to a grand jury for obstruction testifying that he never knowingly took drugs. >> reporter: the first witnesses will be called to the stand shortly. right now the defense is wrapping up opening statements. prosecution spoke earlier today for about 45 minutes. legal analyst dean johnson has been following the trials. >> think the opening statements have to go to the defense. the defense attorney al ruby did what he should have done. he set a theme, barry bonds testified before the grand jury, he employed useful information, he told the truth. he did his best. by contrast, the prosecution gave a long rambling opening

statements full of technical terms that might have been more appropriate for the balco case. didn't even mention barry bonds 20 minutes into the statement. >> reporter: prosecution says they have scientific evidence and witnesses say that bonds knew and they saw him taking some sort of injections and admitted to steroid use. >> i think that is one achilles heal but the injections of promothin a chemical, a medicine that should only be injected into women or men that are tried to hide their steroid use. >> reporter: so they have proof of urine test there were steroids in bonds and including this drug to offset the side effects of hormone use. do you think that is damaging? >> i don't think so in the long run. because based on what the

defense has said they will agree that barry bonds had steroids put into his system by somebody. real issue did he know he was getting steroids. >> reporter: some of key witnesses, bonds' ex-girlfriend and greg anderson. he is expected not to testify. he has refused so far. what happens with him? >> everyone expects he will be asked whether had he'll testify. he'll say no and be remanded and taken off to jail. >> reporter: heather ishimaru is in the courtroom and bring you live reports at 5:00 and 6:00. stranded hikers are okay after they were rescued. hikers are colorado university students who planned to spent three nights and four days in the loss padres national forest. storm pushed in and became

stranded. they are goirng doing okay. >> a new field poll shows that voters have a good impression of governor brown. survey shows half of registered voters approve of the governor's initial performance. 21% disapprove. this is his third term as governor. they say the state is on the wrong track. 16% of voters approve of the legislature's performance. the state is facing $26 billion deficit. the governor wants a june especially election that will make an extension on taxes for five years. republicans are opposed to tax increases. state of california bridges, how safe are they? how much would it cost to get them fixed correctly. >> and results are out, germany polar bear suddenly die. >> kris brown, the question that

gma's host announced him and se

new report out reveals disturbing information. california ranked 18th worst on bridges. one out of 18 is deteriorating to some degree. they need an average $323 from

every licensed driver to address the bridge problems. a marin county sanitation district is in a criminal investigation into a december spill that dumped 2 million gallons of sewage into the bay. they have accused the contractor of negligence. district also thinks that fairfax residents may have vandalized the pipes. contractor says the sanitation district had disabled the pumping station and that could be the blame for the spill. water quality officials also announced that. >> south dakota's governor signed a law acquiring women to wait for an abortion. it's the longest waiting period in the nation and to under go counseling at pregnancy health centers. abortion drive advocate

dr. groups plan to file a lawsuit challenging. >> in germany the berlin zoo says brain problems led to a sudden death of a polar bear last weekend. he died saturday afternoon in front of zoo visitors. polar bears usually live 15-20 years. >> kris brown had a violent outburst behind the scenes on "good morning america" this morning. it was triggered after a question about the girlfriend rihanna. >> the restraining order that rihanna had issued has been relaxed. have you all gone to events and be the same room, have you seen each other? >> i mean, i mean not really not a big deal to me.

>> she wasn't true trying to set him up. he is on probation after hitting rihanna. he apparently smashed a window in a dressing room and confronted a producer on his way out of the building. he was on gma to promote his new album. >> mike nicco has the forecast. >> let's take a look outside and show? non-raining area. marin headlands from mount sutro. we have a lot of rain in the forecast over the next couple of days. more in the extended also. >> water, water everywhere. that is the story. what caused a traffic headache in southern california. >> and finalizing wedding plans,

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we have breaking news in the east bay. sky7hd over a house in hayward where you can see a chp cruiser crashed into it just a short time ago. that is just off of mission boulevard. investigators say it started about half an hour when the chp officer started chasing another car.

they slammed into each other and then both cars hit a home right there. we know the officer went to the hospital, but don't know how seriously he is injured. there is no word on whether any one was injured. we do see a lot of chp officers on the scene and we know the suspect has been captured and arrested now. >> taking a look at this picture. this is what happens when you are not paying attention on the road. the highway patrol says a distracted truck driver hit a power pole in richmond this morning. it shows you the damage done near central avenue. unfortunately the driver did not suffer any injuries. and look at this mess. traffic was backed up for several hours after a sheared hydrant sent a gusher of water on pacific coast highway in malibu. officials say a truck hit the hydrant. folks in southern california

have seen enough of water for a while, donning don't you think? >> i do. we'll get a break but probably not until next week. let's extend it out to the week, we are looking at clouds built over the bay area. emeryville back towards the west. nothing showing up on live doppler at least over land. showers are developing over the ocean seem to be falling apart as they get closer to the land. let's talk about temperatures. if you are stepping out 48 in san rafael. rest of us in the low to mid-50s. around monterey, low to mid-50s. afternoon showers but a steady rain in overnight hours. stormy thursday where the heavier rain will fall in a shorter amount of time that will cause flooding and hail thursday also. weekend trending drier, for today, rain will cap in the mid to upper 50s, may hit 60 in san

jose and 51 in ukiah and 46 in clearlake. monterey bay, upper 50s. inland, 60 in gilroy and salinas. tonight is going to be wet even for tomorrow's tomorrow morning's commute. >> seeing the cloud out ahead of the next system but see it spinning up as we get to the bottom of the trough. that is where we're going to gain moisture and bring heavier rain tonight. here we go at 12:00, and heading into 6:00 you see the wall of water. when it does it's going be a period of rain for about six to seven hours. still a cold front offshore and it slows down. that is why tomorrow morning, we're still looking at rain around the monterey bay while the rest of us is transitioning to showers into wednesday afternoon. a chuck of energy that could bring heavier rain to the north bay while the rest of us is

dealing can with scattered showers that comes in wednesday morning. that is when we have the flooding potential and power outages and more rock slides in our mountains. by thursday evening, we're down to scattered showers once again. rainfall amounts up to four inches in santa cruz and north bay. one to two inches around the entire bay area. if you are heading to the sierra from 7:00 to this evening, to 5:00 friday morning, two to four feet and maybe conservative with that. it could be a lot more than that. we see temperatures that are holding in the 50s through friday, rain is likely on saturday but sunday through monday are trending drier as the pattern starts to shift. until then, it's going to be drift, drift, drift. with less than six weeks until the royal wedding in britain, prince william and kate

are finalizing their plans including transportation. they will go in a black rolls royce, same car that prince charles and wife camilia la were attacked by student protestors last year. they will arrive in open horse drawn carriage. it's the same carriage that princess and charles rode in on their day. a lot of history there. >> mike wi

at 5:00, itunes, is it a music monopoly? steve jobs has to respond to those allegations. >> and a trip for san jose student, now going to china for spring break. >> not much of a break in terms of the rain. >> flooding through tonight and tomorrow morning and again wednesday night through thursday morning. slight chance of a shower on monday as everything starts to shift north. >> thanks for joining us today. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> have a 

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