we begin with developing news in contra costa county where sheriff's deputies are investigating a fatal shooting. >> it happened in 300 block at bay point. within the last ten minutes, sheriff's investigators cleared out the scene as they say. we can show you the red evidence markers. this is hammond way, 300 block. let's show you what it look like

a short time ago. there were numerous investigators out from the contra costa sheriff's department and evidence van. you can see a white car. that is the car we believe that was driven by a man was shot and killed by a deputy about 1:15 this morning. we have very few details. a spokesperson that the shooting occurred about 1:15 during a traffic stop. jimmy lee also told me that the officer, the deputy felt threatened by the occupant in the vehicle. er asked whether a weapon was involved or a gun and he said no so the officer was apparently feeling threatened by the individual. the investigation wrapped up a few minutes ago and now taken over by the district attorney's office and the sheriff's department.

barry bonds former mistress is on the stands on the home run king's perjury trial. a tearful kimberly bell testified about psychological changes allegedly from taking steroid. terry mcsweeney, she made serious allegations. >> reporter: she testified that bond on more than one occasion threatened to kill her and gave specific ways he was going to kill her. this is was bonds' girlfriend. later she became hits mistress. they were together nine years. he gave up sums of money up to $10,000 in cash at times. his testicles shrunk. he had acne on his back, hair fell out. all symptoms of steroid abuse but when had bell holding back about her threatening her life

during a rage. once he said he would cut his surgically enhanced breast and another he threatened to burn down the house that he bought. bond had no idea what he was going to be running in to. bell didn't have any idea when she was cross-examined. the attorney says that she had shopped her story around doing tv showing and telling the story again and again but not once again ever breaking down in tears as she sounded like she was about to on the witness stand today. legal analyst dean johnson joins us now. you were in the courtroom and watched the jury and very interesting reaction from the e-mail from the jurors. >> normally the juror is

impassive but when chris started cross-examining about the hundred thousand fee for playboy interview. i noticed two of female jurors and wouldn't even look at the witness. >> let me ask you this. she started out strong, kimberly bell and then came under fire. what do you think the jury is taking away from this? >> right now, it's about even. kimberly bell gave probably the most relevant testimony we've heard this far saying barry bonds toll her that an elbow injury was due to steroids because his muscles had grown too fast. that was first time that we heard anybody knew that that he was taking steroids. but whether they are going to give it any weight he is still under very intensive cross-examination. >> the afternoon coming up.

morning session was riveting. heather ishimaru is inside right now and have more at 5:00 and 6:00. >> in other high profile try in oakland a die witness in chauncey bailey testified today. broussard has confessed to gunning down the oakland journalist and is testifying against the leader of your black muslim bakery yousef bey. broussard will spend 25 years in prison in exchange for testimony about bailey's murder >> eric: the atf is among the agencies that have joined the search for a bomber. an elderly man was injured severely when he went out to pick up a paper and explosive inside the newspaper sploefd.

victim is being treated at a sacramento trauma center. residents were evacuated for about nine hours while authorities searched for more explosives but no other bombs were found. investigators were trying figure out if he was specific target involved. >> members of the state puc is deciding to approve a plan to fine pg&e at least $3 million for missing pipeline documents. in an agreement reached the puc last thursday, pg&e agreed to pay a fine immediately and possibly pay another $3 million depending on their ability to produce more documents in the future. they wanted to verify the safety of pressure levels for 1800 miles of gas transmission lines but pg&e only came up with records of 455 miles of pipeline. san francisco fire department

says the electrical line may be to blame for an explosion in san francisco that blew the cover off a manhole. was reported at corner of post street. intersection remains closed while crews repair the line. >> eric: the city of san pablo is bringing in heavy equipment in hopes of keeping a slide from sliding any further. amy hollyfield is in san pablo. city officials talked about it today. >> they had an all hands meeting to discuss what to do next. they need to figure it out. i want you to take a good luck at this backyard. so how wiped out it is. it has changed a lot since friday. now a picture from any friday. it looks bad then but it is worse now. that is why authorities had

evacuated this family and yellow-tagged the home. they are paying for the family to stay in a hotel and they have set up a donation fund in trying to figure out what to do next. the hillside is trying to save it but authorities are way out to make that decision. >> we're discussing it but it will be the determination whether it can be repaired. if it can be repaired by look at some of the solution and how much it may cost to do. hopefully we can get fund out here from fema or whoever, the county to shore up this hill. it's not just behind my house. this is the last point of something that a little bit bigger. >> reporter: city officials today are clearing out trees from this hillside before they fall down on their own. residents are relieved to see the trees go.

they have been leaning since the slide making everyone a bit nervous. city declared an emergency so officials can use funds that were sed set aside for emergencies. and this they were hoping to get the county and state to do the same. they are grateful for help if the city and they are hoping for help from insurance companies because look how much they have to clean up. it's such a mess back here and insurance companies still aren't here yet. as for the donation fund, city hasn't set it up yet. stay with abc7 on the story if you are interested in helping. >> kristen: in monterey county caltrans and chp are offering helicopter shuttle service for big sur residents cut off by a section of highway 1 that is sliding into the ocean. it begin crumbling two weeks

after heavy rains. two-mile section of highway 1 and big sur is completely closed. crews say it will take a month to fix. this morning, helicopter shuttles begin ferg customers. >> two southbound lanes of i-80 have been closed for emergency repairs. chp crews closed them around 8:30 this morning to fill potholes between fifth avenue and embarcadero. two lanes are expected to remain closed until 12:30 this afternoon. drivers should take 580 as an alternate route. >> last week we told you the recent series of storms had washed out beavers' dam last week. a group called worth a dam showing one of the beavers to

rebuild the dam. family of the beavers had is a big attraction in the city and many expressed concern when their dam was destroyed. >> still ahead, radiation is detected in two most east coast states >> eric: good economical news, why it's all thanks to rising gas prices.

>> terry: had clan rebels have fought their way to gadhafi's hometown. they allowed them to advance to the territory they recently lost to government forces. in some areas they met no resistance at all. nato commanders say the mission is nearly complete. all 28 members signed on to support the mission. president obama is expected to outline the military plan in libya at 4:30 our time this afternoon. we'll bring it to you live. >> kristen: the japanese government is facing harsh new criticism for down playing the severity of fukushima daiichi plant. increasing plutonium levels have been detected and smoke can be seen billowing from reactors two and three. a british newspaper reported got

rare photos of the exclusion zone. >> eric: mixed economic news, last month consumer spending rose the fastest in four months however economists say the majority was used to pay increased gasoline prices. the report also shows that while consumer spending rose .7%, income increased by more than 1%. meantime, california gas prices reached a milestone. according to aaa the average price for a gallon of any grade of a gallon of a gas is above $4. the gallon of regular is 4.03 in california. the national average for gallon of unleaded is now $3.58. >> kristen: what is big yellow ball overhead. >> don't know what it is.

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along the san mateo coast they are speeding up in the wake of a debt of surfer. he died march 16th after wiping out at a wave on half moon bay. his body was found by another surfer. he was not supposed to be water to protect the rules of marine habitat. some surfers say regular jet ski patrols may save lives. >> jobs may open up in contra costa county. a wave of retirement applications is due to be expected in pay and benefit cuts to county unions. it's based on how much he or she earned in the last year of work.

so many workers are asking to take their pension before pay cutting into effect next year. wednesday is the file day for applicants to file. they work a lot of overtime in order to get a higher pay. >> and great week to hang out. >> not bad, spring break, try to stretch them into next week. look at the beautiful bay this morning as the sun is shining down. you see the waves as they are rolling around. winds are not too strong. she another picture and getting close to the san pablo bay. let's talk about temperatures outside. all of us in the 50s. 51 in napa. get rid of some fog and everybody else in the mid 50s. monterey mid to upper 50s.

highlights, dry and warmer this afternoon, we will have above average warmth wednesday, thursday and friday afternoon. slight chance, a slight chance of some weekend showers. 24-hour temperature change, everybody on the positive side. san francisco, san jose 2 degrees warmer. five in concord and oakland. santa rosa is 14 degrees warmer than yesterday. sun will set around 7:30 this afternoon. warm spot los gatos around 65. 61 in half moon bay. the rest of the coast will be in the upper 50s. downtown san francisco near 50. you see the upper 50s along the north bay coast. inland, low to mid-60s through richmond and all the way to the shore. and around monterey bay, inland, partly cloudy sky, miss mid to

upper 60s. giants are in the town taking on the a's. 7:15 clear and cool, 57 dropping down to 54. temperatures tonight mainly in the os from low to mid 40s and mid to upper 40s around the bay shore. cold front brought some sprinkles to the monterey ray bay. but those dissipate as the cold front moved off. quite a bit of cloud cover to our north but watch what happens today. jetstream pushes to the north and storm track well to the north as high pressure starts to move in. by wednesday we site see it developing along the coast and moving night the great basin where we get the offshore or land breeze and warmest weather. tomorrow, about to to four gris warmer and then 2-9 debris judge on wednesday.

low 80s on wednesday and then the clouds will start to return to the coast on friday dropping temperatures just a little bit. possibility of a shower or saturday and sunday will bring our temperatures back to like they are today. thanks, mike. an influential doctors group is warning about depression and facebook. they are now saying facebook depression. the obsession with teenagers how many facebook friends measured by posting photos. they disagree whether some degrees already feel or if specific to the social networking site. but they warn parents about online use, about cyber bullying and sexting. >> still ahead.

more on the paparazzi. >> and scotland yard steps up security ahead of 

the company that can give you a pretend girlfriend for facebook and gps reveals 20 worst commutes in the u.s. two of them are right here in the bay area. scotland yard is bracing security threats to the royal wedding. more than 200 people arrested and nearly 250,000 people marched through london. >> kristen: it's no surprise bachelor party was low key. the stag party as they call in it britain was thrown by his brother, prince harry. few details have been released but the daily telegraph, william

and 20 friends attended the party. william and kate middleton will marry on april 29. what are you wearing. >> not invited. and no word on the bachelorette party. >> for all of us here, thanks for joining us. i haven't heard a word about that. >> have a