>>reporter: with the santa cruz coastline, capitola we have that coming for you this morning an expert from a jobless rate is going to join us to talk about where the jobs are in the bay area and california. outside it still little bully, a little bit >>ysabel: of rain left in our sunday, were going to be heading in a better direction weather wise.

>>jacqueline: could sunday morning to you we have dry weather this morning but that will change for this morning, a light rain headed our way into the bay area. it will be like what we had yesterday morning, a fairly weak system and rainfall amounts will be late. only a quarter of an inch at best in the north bay. cloudy skies at noon, a chance for light rain this afternoon and showers and into the evening. at 10:00 a.m., clubs just about anywhere when the rain still to the north of santa rosa. it does get closer about noon showing up in sonoma county. that's slowly pushes southbound through the day by 4:00 p.m. some rain showing up in the san francisco in marin county and napa county. , the storm tries to make it through marin county client with the

evening but it really becomes unglue, a lot the showers fall apart. things winding down by later tonight. highs in the mid to upper 50's and low 60s with cloudy skies and the chance for rain. the weather looks a lot better for next week and i will tell you more about that coming up later on. >>ysabel: 90 and down it is a good word used a lot of the bay area was so can rain for the past several days. jeff pierce at a look at all the damage in capitola. >>jeff: friday's storm once again inundated the neighborhood and a nearby mobile home park. if the water came from his broken culvert at the top of the park and repair crews that they had the upper hand when they arrived. >> their job was to keep the call for a clear but their best efforts were overwhelmed by the fierce rain. they had to abandon their equipment and seek higher ground. >>jeff: water rushed through when swept through downtown

and flooded local businesses, just a matter of inches that scared some while others were decimated. >> of one was ok, because they had a step. further down towards the center of town they were apparently very much under water. >>jeff: this jewelry shop was not at an elevation that might have saved him. >> our neighbor sandbagged but it was too late it's under 4 in. of water. that's when things were going down it was a foot higher. >> our focus is to get this call birds so it can carry water back to the pacific ocean. >>jeff: that the mobile home park capitola building inspector mark had to make decision on who could return whose homes were destroyed. >> yellow tag is limited access, red tag absolutely none.

>>jeff: is had little time to repair the culvert. we do have >> dry weather next week in her 20s the windowed fix things. >>jeff: in capitola, jeff pierce kron 4 news. >>marty: highway 1 remains open this morning after a landslide forced its closure in at least one evacuation mill valley. crews worked throughout the day saturday to try and stabilize the hillside clearing debris and also landau tart to prevent further slipping. sandbags will be used to hold down the chart to help the mud dry out. copper >>ysabel: there is a lot of these kinds of things happening around the bay. it a landslide sending a mass of older tumbling onto a car in san francisco. residents nearby could hear the landslide as it happened. kron 4 spoke with neighbors who said this was in the upper sunset neighborhood. >>reporter: 1 large boulder and another came tumbling down with a ton of debris.

you can see the empty hole left from a boulder that drop off the saudi hillside. to boulders fell on this car, one of them less than an inch away from another car. neighbors came out and snapped a these photos, while some are pretty shaken up. others say this isn't the first time this is happened. >> there were as much of a lesser rockslide that happened a couple weeks ago. this big guy live on the side of the hill, it's little alarm and ialarming. >>reporter: damage car has been towed out and all the rest of the cars parked on the street have been moved. crews have been moved a large boulder from this tree yet. in fact putting in these large concrete barriers that you can see just behind me, to prevent future rocks rolling down during the next big storm

>>ysabel: weather coverage continues on line, just log on to www.kron4.com click on the weather chat. >>marty: man is dead and another one is injured after a shooting out side of san francisco nightclub. it happened across the street from clubs 6 in the tenderloin district. police say an african-american man in his 20s is believed to be the suspect, but they don't have a whole lot to go on in this case. >>ysabel: still to come, the cable car lines in san francisco are shut down at this hour because of electrical problems. muni has shuttles in place, they don't know when the operating again. >>marty: a live look inside for a home at creek overcast skies, or expecting a little bit of rain today but clearlclearing beginning monday

>>ysabel: a live look at the

lake tahoe area, highway 89 the road look open impassible compared to earlier this week. snow expected to fall today but not as heavy. temperatures will reach upper 30s in most areas. the chains are required and parts of interstate 80. so some people are reporting up to 600 in. for this season. >>marty: officials in japan are sang a measurement showing a huge increase in radiation levels at the nuclear plant, was a mistake. the rating showing water tested was 10 million times higher than normal and the coolest of one of the reactors. that force workers to evacuate the plant. officials with the electric company said the rating is not credible. the utility apologize for the accuracy, more water testing done to get another measure. officials admit there is radioactive water in all four of the reactors at the

complex. officials are now putting the death toll from the march 11th quake and tsunami and more than 10,600. some 16,000 people still missing. trees amounts of radiation have traveled as far as lost baggage. experts say it poses no health risks. iodine and xenon been detected at a monitoring station at the city's atomic testing museum. the managers said he certainly isotopes are from japan, they're not easily detected in nevada. secretary >>ysabel: of state hillary clinton described the u.s. decision to intervene in libya the humane thing to do. international air strikes have destroyed much of libya's air force and heavy weaponry as coalition military forces in proof the no-fly zone mandate to protect citizens. this is what has and in the damage

as well. it is given new life to opposition forces and libya. today rebels have once again regained the city. they took another city in eastern part of the country on saturday, the captured the city. as reports grow, some khaddafi forces are also laying down their arms. they are siding on the part of the opposition. still ahead >>marty: unemployment drops just a little bit in california, but the competition remained stiff. if we will talk to experts about where the jobs are. another >>ysabel: live look outside, the best part of the picture is there is no rain out there. highway won a one in san francisco, your full forecast is next. [ jerry ] look at this!

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>>marty: to seek a quick look outside, what a difference from yesterday. yesterday we had a lot of strong wind up there and this time the cameras now bouncing around. >>ysabel: not going to be quite clear today. let's check in with our meteorologist. >>reporter: the sunday morning, we have more rain on the way today. the good news is the storm that's coming for today doesn't look too strong. by the time tomorrow rolls around, much nicer weather returning. cloudy skies, at noon, a chance for light rain into the afternoon hours. especially san francisco and points to the north. showers spreading to the south and east through the evening with temperatures into the upper 50s and low 60s. monday, how about mostly sunny skies and readings a little bit warmer. another storm does come away tuesday, the storm will stay to the north. it's an clouds for the bay area but all the

rain looks like it will be up to 40 recover. after that storm goes by the we really start to see some nice weather, sunshine, warm temperatures for wednesday, thursday and friday. with highs getting back into the mid-70s. it's going to feel nice by the end of the week. in this era, more snow expected today but the worst of it is over. we're going to see the chance for rain and snow and strong winds in the sierra today. snow levels will be around 5,000 ft.. just like the weather is improving here, the weather will get better for this year of monday and tuesday. warmer temperatures into the '40's. future cast, 10:00 a.m. clouds pretty much anywhere ahead of the system. there's the re north of santa rosa towards heels bergen clover deal. this move south by noon, some of that rain beginning to show up for santa rosa, petaluma and ford met west marin. the

storm front does try to move south but it falls apart. for p.m. rain around san francisco, perhaps oakland, mainly north bay rain. that wet weather does begin to spread south for the evening hours. look, it's really falling apart in the showers becomes unglued. what does come to the south and east bay will be pretty light. maybe a few hundredths of an inch and that's about it. high temperatures today, and mid to upper 50's and low 60s. 60 now, oakland, redwood city, hayward and san jose 62 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, let me show you nice weather for monday. mostly sunny, high still a little bit below average in the low the mid-60s. there is declining as tuesday from the system that's passing well to the north of the bay. and then sunny and

warmer for wednesday, thursday and friday with highs making it into the low to mid-70s. >>marty: thank you brian, california's unemployment rate dropped just a little bit last month but it still remains one of the highest in the nation at 12.2%. millions of californians continue to look for work. >>ysabel: look and a job seeker do to separate themselves from the crowd? joining us this morning is carried she is a regional operations manager. this is a nationwide job placement. thank you for being with us. that i suppose we all get really excited about a drop in unemployment. how does the really look for your sitting? >> it looks better, were seeing growth in the finance industry, itt and data gathering. >>marty: tell us about where you continue to see job growth this year? >> or expecting to see

growth in the educational sectors as well as health- care and medical. as well we do expect hospitality and tourism to pick up this year. >>ysabel: the educational sector, they just end of these thousands of pink slips to teachers have come to talk about growth and jobs when they're telling them there's no jobs? >> a lot of the is happening in college, postgraduate type situations. not so much in the public sector. the government jobs are still lagging a little bit. >>marty: about in the bay area, what have we seen the job market here? >> or single uptick in finance and information technology as well as business and professional services. if we expect those to grow throughout 2011. >>ysabel: i'm hearing these are jobs that require a college degree at least? >> yes, in the current job market were finding our clients are really looking for top talent. if you look of the statistics, the

unemployment rate among college is significantly less than the national average. really still have and that education and degree is going to push ahead and give you an edge. >>marty: been your saying is not only are using the job market open up a little bit, but you're seeing a better feeling among people who are hiring there's a sense of optimism? >> the feeling out there among job-seekers and clients is much more optimistic. worse in job growth which we weren't in this time last year. all lot more optimism to carry that and push it forward. >>ysabel: you're saying, the corporations are creating jobs. there is an opportunity. because they are more optimistic about the future economy? stay course in a temporary market, all large growth. that's generally a leading indicator in the economy. double digit percentage

growth this large growth. depending on the industry were seeing a significant amount of jobs available this year, were there were last year. >>marty: less about job hunting tips you off your clients? >> the number went to a good networking. a lot of people are working now by networking instead of using traditional methods. i would also say the focus on your skills, what may be transferable to other industries and sectors. if the industry you're working in is lagging far in the skills that are transferable and find a way to market yourself. >>ysabel: suggest to get added skills as well? >> absolutely. always a good idea to pick up additional skills and finisher degree. of course remember that temporary employment is often a great way to get a foot in the door at many large companies. as the

economy loosens up, it is our with temporary workers before full time. >>marty: the keys so much for joining us. >>ysabel: will be right back.

>>ysabel: the computer system for alaska airlines is back up and running today after failing as we can forcing the cancellation of more than 150 flights. it happened yesterday, when the system crashed. the others affected least 12,000 passengers, including five flights from sfo, half a dozen more delayed in oakland and one flight canceled. for will still be delays today though because of the backlog. >>marty: ahead will have more on the damage left behind behindbecause of the storms in california. >>marty: still a shade cloudy today but a nice look out there, no rain.

>>marty: that's the big news. headlines.

>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at morning news. >>ysabel: years starting with a bright look outside san francisco. it looks like there's a bit of a break in the we'll weather for this. brian is going to verify that for us. >>brian: good sunday morning to you we have dry weather this morning but that will change for this morning, light rain headed our way into the bay area. it wont be like what we had yesterday morning, a fairly weak system and rainfall amounts will be light. only a quarter of an inch at best in the north bay. cloudy skies at noon, a chance for light rain this afternoon and showers lingering into the evening. at 10:00 a.m., clouds just about anywhere and the rain still to the north of santa rosa. that does get closer

about noon showing up in sonoma county. that's slowly pushes southbound through the day by 4:00 p.m. some rain showing up in the san francisco and marin county and napa county. the storm tries to make it through marin county through the evening but it really becomes unglued, a lot of the showers fall apart. things winding down by later tonight. highs in the mid to cloudy skies and the chance for rain. the weather looks a lot better for next week and i will tell you more about that coming up later on. >>ysabel: city leaders and clean up cruz and capitola are hoping to break in the rain will allow this committee to recover from the recent storms. an emergency city council meeting is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. this town was inundated this weekend with thousands of gallons of water. thursday in the underground storm drain in a failed sending water rushing through a mobile home park. tisch repair crews that they have the upper hand, but they

were overwhelmed by the fears rain saturday. downtown businesses were also flooded. the one up the street got nothing, the one next to us was ok because they have a staff. once brother down towards the center of town, were apparently very much under water. we were a little late, our neighbor sandbagged but by then we were under 4 in. of frame. the building inspector at the mobile home park had to quickly decide who could return before the what mobile homes to read tagged. in the north bay, about 2 ft. of water covered part of highway 121 and highway 12. if all told four lanes were blocked by the floodwaters, local authorities closed the road to of some traffic because a small back up but was eventually reopened. officials of san paulo continue to monitor six

homes. if quebec yards were washed away after a landslide from the recent storms. kron 4 spoke to one homeowner who decided to move out of the city of san paulo asia and yellow tags to three homes on saturday. that's because this area continues to slide downhill. in fact city inspectors say between friday and saturday, the backyard went down at least another two more feet perhaps more. with the help of church friends and neighbors, the walkers and their families are moving out. it you can see why, the backyard is gone. >> i'm still in denial i don't want to go. >>reporter: the soil engineers inspected the arts saturday, and determine the home is a longer safe to live in. >> walls are cracking inside. >>reporter: walker's backyard is sliding down to sandra's house. her backyard is covered by mud and debris. the city also yellow tag her house. heavy rains

triggered the slide on thursday of the six homes are affected on one street and hillcrest road. it three and yellow tag in one patio deck has been red tape. >> start to believe that. not knowing full come back tomorrow or the day after. >>reporter: she said it's hard to let it go but she knows it's time, she could hear her house cracked every time her backyard looks and down. all of the affected homes only have fire insurance. the insurance companies are saying they're not going to cover any of the damage, the homeowners are pretty much out of luck. now, they're hoping this city of san paulo will help them stabilize the hillside. in san paulo, kron 4 news. >>ysabel: turning to the

latest on the uprising in libya. nato's top decision maker meets today to expand efforts in the no-fly zone. officials want to include air strikes against libya in ground forces. although that might be occurring inadvertently. there are reports out of libya that the air and missile attacks had destroyed ground tanks. rebels of once again gain control of the oil town, a week ago. the rebels appeared defeated but the international air strikes have since tipped the balance away from gaddafi's military. also today defense secretary robert gates does not think libya is of vital interest for the u.s.. he does say the compancountry as pt of the area that is of vital interest to the u.s.. the night of violence and chaos in met by clashes of protesters and the

government. at least 55 people have been killed in anti-government protests just in the past week. troops are being deployed to calm the situation as the protest continued to sweep across the eastern nation. >>marty: japan utility officials our colleges and for what they say was an error in radiation readings at the nuclear plant. earlier reports of radioactivity in the water in the number two, they tested 10 million times higher than normal. that forced the evacuation of workers and delayed efforts to bring the complex under control. officials are not sure when the testing results from other water sample will be available. crew struggled to, contaminated water from four units of the plan. the safety agency said each unit could have hundreds of tons of radioactive water. >>ysabel: ahead, pop superstar pretty stairs is going to be in the bay area in a performance and not too

many hours from now. >>marty: it's free, of live look outside. overcast skies, and but the big news this morning no rain. we'll be right back. >>marty: looks fresh and crisp.

>>ysabel: were showing you more video of the damage from this week's class is where would side were a tree fell on top of the telephone poll on highway 84 yesterday. at as a result both lanes were closed. caltrans and pg&e crews were on the seen fixing up power lines. this part of the highway has since been reopened. in contra costa county, another landslide " part of the road again. a lot of trees down in the bay area. this slid down the hill on the canyon road. it take boulders with it.

>>marty: thousands of fans will get a chance to see one of the country's biggest pop stars for free. for these beers was supposed to perform outside the theater today, but the stormy weather move the venue to the auditorium in the civic center downtown san francisco. spears' concert as we mentioned it is free for fans, doors open at 10:30 a.m.. i'm sure there's a lot of already. the concert is set for noon. >>marty: forget any rain storm they will be there. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, are you hungry for some morning stake? we will have the executives jeff to show you to make it perfectly by. >>marty: also your full forecast right ahead. look at san mateo bridge, dry pavement.

>>marty: welcome back to kron 4 news weekend, let's make a peek out side of walnut creek. overcast skies

but, not expecting a whole lot of rain. if we get some it will be showers mainly. >>ysabel: you just o'brien show. i know you want to move fast. for one to check in with brian. >>brian: good sunday morning, we have more rain on the way today. the good news is the storm that's coming for today doesn't look too strong. by the time tomorrow rolls around, much nicer weather returning. cloudy skies, at noon, a chance for light rain into the afternoon hours. especially san francisco and points to the north. showers spreading to the south and east through the evening with temperatures into the upper 50s and low 60s. monday, how about mostly sunny skies and readings a little bit warmer. another storm does come our way tuesday, the storm will stay to the north. some clouds for the bay area but all the rain looks like it will be up up

toward eureka. after that storm goes by then we really start to see some nice weather, sunshine, warm temperatures for wednesday, thursday and friday. with highs getting back into the mid-70s. it's going to feel the nice by the end of the week. in the sierra, more snow expected today but the worst of it is over. we're going the to see the chance for rain and snow and strong winds in the sierra today. snow levels will be around 5,000 ft. just like the weather is improving here, the weather sierra monday and tuesday. warmer temperatures into the '40's. future cast, 10:00 a.m. clouds pretty much anywhere ahead of the system. there's the rain north of santa rosa towards heels berg clover dale. this move south by noon, some of that rain beginning to show up for santa rosa, petaluma and toward west marin. the storm front does try to move south

but it falls apart. 4 p.m. rain around san francisco, perhaps oakland, mainly north bay rain. that wet weather does begin to when spread south for the evening hours. look, it's really falling apart and the showers becomes unglued. what does come to the south and east bay will be pretty light. maybe a few hundredths of an inch and that's about it. high temperatures today, and mid fan to upper 50's and low 60s. 60 napa, oakland, redwood city, hayward and san jose 62 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, let me show you nice weather for monday. mostly sunny, high still a little bit below average in the low the mid-60s. there is the cloudness tuesday from that system that's passing well to the north of the bay. and then sunny and

warmer for wednesday, thursday and friday with highs making it into the low to mid-70s. >>ysabel: 18, got it from the fear is nothing like a tasty steak. if you're not, we have invited the bay area chef today to show us how to cook the perfect steak. >>marty: market, you're going to make this a never abide with collard greens. >> this is my favorite cut of meat, more flavor it's also tender but the flavor is amazing. it is really easy to cook up, we're going did relent and steer it today. >>ysabel: for someone watching, searing is probably good as opposed to deep frying or anything like that. >> i will give the pan hot, for one season up with salt and pepper.

>>ysabel: you jump in there i want to watch your style. ? >>marty: simple salt and pepper, add to list why you'd prefer searing as opposed to grilling? >> i like the flavors. we want to searing hot can't get the fire department out here. >>marty: let's use vegetable oil as opposed to all of oil. >>ysabel: that is a thick steak, that's just going to take a few minutes? >> about four minutes each side. >>marty: one common problem that a lot of home chefs do is they turn the meat over to many times. >> you can get tips on line, bring it up to a good temperature, season it well and don't mess with it. just leave alone.

>>marty: the due when you poke it is to let the juices out. >>ysabel: wire you so smart? (laughter) >> if she needs a job, you give him one. the first thing again, will start with little of oil here. >>ysabel: i don't see any garlic. >> i like the flavor of garlic, but it can't overpower things. that's why you shallots, and their a little more mild. you still get a great favor. >>marty: using all of oil, >> i want some of the flavor from the olive oil here. your going to split the shallots and a little bit of cartelization.

>>marty: are using a hot hand? >> medium heat. >>ysabel: news to the largely feed grains. it probably could so little easier to write? and it brings its own water to. otherwise it would burn. >> yes, were going have a little bit of red wine vinegar and it adds a little bit of richness to it. >>ysabel: that's amazing, we have 35 seconds. >> for magic tv we have it finished here. >>marty: this is similar to what to prepare a hotel. we understand we have the recipe for this on www.kron4.com website. >>ysabel: 21 at the steak

and i will take a bite of the college? pour yourself a glass there marty. >>ysabel: we have to go. , a tasty. >>marty: it looks fantastic, smells great day to very much. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage.

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>>marty: another big day in college hoops. we find out how the teams going to final four found out last night. >>ysabel: kyle bush keeps a consistent, tiger woods continues to struggle. >>reporter: the butler bulldogs earned their second straight 5-4 yesterday and they did it in dramatic fashion in overtime. sheldon led the way for the bulldogs with 27 points. he also scored 14 points as but there came back from a 11

point deficit in the second half. the second time in three years, you can't is in the final four. arizona 65- 63. jeremy had it 18 to lead the huskies after missing out last season. yukon has now won nine games in 19 days. how bush just keep on winning. thanks to some late grace pitch strategies, kyle it is giving and dominating the race. by taking two tires on the green flag could stop, 13 laps left bush was able to stay in front the rest of the way. in the nba, derek led the way with 30 points and 17 assists. he also hit three consecutive hats. the goals continue to stay on

top of the eastern conference by two and a half games over the boston celtics. you could make it 3 row, jason terry came often scored 22 points. it the fifth loss of a row for utah. for headlines courts, >>marty: also want to congratulate the lady card no one last night against north carolina. now they're one big step closer to reaching the ladies final four. >>ysabel: wished on the best. still to come, homes and businesses across the bay are cleaning up today after these storms. we'll show you the hardest-hit areas. >>marty: downtown san francisco, still overcast skies but expecting clearing later on. a few sprinkles by this afternoon. we'll be right back.

>>ysabel: nato is going to discuss the expansion of the nato initiative. new information on the growing protests. >>marty: going to check on the aftermath of the storms and the bay and check out the big wave of protests scheduled in los angeles. >>marty: of " seven have a triple look. hadley's to tell dry out there. san francisco a year left, san jose in the bay bridge on the right. there's a lot of cleanup left. >>marty: let's find out how long dry spell will last. brian joins us this morning.

>>brian: good sunday morning to you we have dry weather this morning but that will light rain headed our way into the bay area. it wont be like what we had yesterday morning, a fairly weak system and rainfall amounts will be light. only a quarter of an inch at best in the north bay. cloudy skies at noon, a chance for light rain this afternoon and showers lingering into the evening. at 10:00 a.m., clouds just about anywhere and the rain still to the north of santa rosa. that does get closer about noon showing up in sonoma county. that's slowly pushes southbound through the day by 4:00 p.m. some rain showing up in the san francisco and marin county and napa county. the storm tries to make it through marin county through the evening but it really becomes unglued, a lot of the showers fall apart. things winding down by later tonight. highs in the mid to upper 50's and low 60s with cloudy skies and the chance for rain. the weather looks a lot better for next week and i will

tell you more about that coming up later on. >>marty: nearly every part of the bay area was in the rain in the past couple days. at the flooding got worse in capitola, there's for jeff pierce got a look of the damage. >>jeff: thousands of gallons of water flow through the streets of downtown capital on saturday when friday storm once again and updated the neighborhood and a nearby mobile home park. the water came from this broken clover at the top of the mobile home park and repair crews thought they had the upper hand. >> our job is to keep the call for a clear, your best efforts were overwhelmed by the fierce rains. they had to abandon their equipment seek higher ground. >>jeff: rushed through the mobile home park and swept through downtown flooding local businesses. just a matter of inches that's there's some, while others were decimated. >> one next to us was ok,

but once further down toward the center of town, were apparently very much under water. >>jeff: this to your shop was not at an elevation that might have saved him. it was too late it was under 4 in. of water. >> our focus is getting this call for it so can carry water back to the pacific ocean. off >>jeff: the mobile home park of the building inspector marquette to make decisions on who could return whose loans were destroyed. it would have limited access, if red tag absolutely not. therefore red tape, crews have very little time to repair the broken clover. >> another storm tomorrow and another one scheduled to for the route. we a dry

weather next week will not use the window's six things. >> reporting live, kron 4 news. >>marty: north bay highway 1 is open this morning after a landslide forced its closure in at least one evacuation in the valley. crews worked through saturday to stabilize the hillside in clear debris. they laid down talk to prevent further slippage. sandbags will be used to hold down the target and helped a whole area dry and. in hillsborough, the road expected to remain closed for a least the next couple of days. crews working to clear a landslide, it locking the 100 block of the bridge bridgwould ridge road. the crew to work for there to prevent further damage and stabilize the roadway. residents are able to get by by using alternate routes. >>ysabel: a lot of this, rocks all over the place.

this folder was sent tumbling onto a car. residents nearby could hear the landslide as it happened. kron 4, spoke with the neighbors in that upper sunset neighborhood. >>reporter: 1 large boulder and another came tumbling down with a ton of debris in a large rock slide. you could see the and to collect from a boulder that drop off the saudi hillside. to boulders fell on this car, one of them less than an inch away from another car. neighbors came out in quickly snap these photos, while some are pretty shaken up but others say this isn't the first time this has happened. >> next to that one, there was another slide that happened that i believe a couple weeks ago. >> live on this side of the hills a little alarming. >>reporter: now the damaged

car has been towed, all the rest of the cars parked on this side of the street had been moved. a crews haven't removed a large boulders yet. in fact, they're putting in these large concrete barriers that she could see behind me to prevent future rocks from rolling down during the next big storm. in san francisco, nicole kron 4 news. >>ysabel: weather coverage continues on line, a check out the forecast for watch the satellite tracked the storm. log on to www.kron4.com. >>marty: in other news, one man dead and another one wounded after a shooting inside the san francisco nightclub. it happen across the street from club 6 in the tenderloin district. police say an african man in his 20s is believed to be the suspect, but they don't have any other information in this case. still >>ysabel: the come, japanese officials are apologizing today for what they say was an inaccurate reading of

radiation levels. we will have more details. >>marty: we are tracking the storm that was, a small one is coming as we take a live look good side of the bay bridge. a full forecast ahead. if we will be right back. it's really delicious, mom.

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>>ysabel: we're back with a live look it at lake tahoe, had highway 80 at can avail. snow expected today but not as heavy. temperatures will reach the upper 30's in most areas. chains are required and some parts of interstate 80 as you head into the sierra. >>marty: the latest in japan, officials are setting and measurements showing a huge increase in radiation levels at the nuclear plant, was a mistake. the ratings show water tested that forced workers to evacuate that plant. officials with tokyo are saying the reading

is not credible. the utility apologized for the inadequacy. more water tests are being tend to get another measurement terry officials admit there is radioactive water in all four of the reactors. officials put the death toll from the march 11th quake and tsunami and more than 10,600. some 16,000 people still missing. trace amounts of radiation from japan's damage nuclear power plant have traveled as far as lost i guess. experts say it poses no health risks. iodine and xenon are being detected at a monitoring station at the testing museum. the manager said he is certain the isotopes are from japan, if they're not easily detected in nevada. >>marty: secretary of state hillary clinton described the work of the be up by the u.s. as needed. we

have video of air strikes from the department of defense, off the coast of libya. the air and ground cover has given new life to opposition forces in libya. to the rebels have regained control of the oil-rich count. this is one week after losing a to regime forces. opposition fighters took another city in the eastern part of the country. on saturday, rebels captured another city. as reports grow, some khaddafi forces are actually laying down their arms. >>marty: ahead union workers all over california gathering in los angeles and marching for fair and equal rights. >>ysabel: we have a live look from the south bay hills and san jose where we reach 61 degrees today. that's toasty.

>>marty: we're back on kron 4 news weekend, looking from mount tam, we see a little

bit of clearing their in amongst all the overcast skies. clear dry for now, we have showers on the way. here is brian with more on that. >>brian: good sunday morning, we have more rain on the way today. the good news is the storm that's coming for today doesn't look too strong. by the time tomorrow rolls around, much nicer weather returning. cloudy skies, at noon, a chance for light rain into the afternoon hours. especially san francisco and points to the north. showers spreading to the south and east through the evening with temperatures into the upper 50s and low 60s. monday, how about mostly sunny skies and readings a little bit warmer. another storm does come our way tuesday, the storm will stay to the north. some clouds for the bay area but all the rain looks like it will be up up toward eureka. after that storm goes by then we really start to see some nice weather, sunshine, warm

temperatures for wednesday, thursday and friday. with highs getting back into the mid-70s. it's going to feel nice by the end of the week. in the sierra, more snow expected today but the worst of it is over. we're going to see the chance for rain the sierra today. snow levels will be around 5,000 ft. just like the weather is improving here, the weather will get better for the sierra monday and tuesday. warmer temperatures into the '40's. future cast, 10:00 a.m. clouds pretty much anywhere ahead of the system. there's the rain north of santa rosa towards heels berg clover dale. this move south by noon, some of that rain beginning to show up for santa rosa, petaluma and toward west

marin. the storm front does try to move south but it falls apart. 4 p.m. rain around san francisco, perhaps oakland, mainly north bay rain. that wet weather does begin to spread south for the evening hours. look, it's really falling apart and the showers becomes unglued. what does come to the south and east bay will be pretty light. maybe a few hundredths of an inch and that's about it. high temperatures today, and mid to upper 50's and low 60s. 60 napa, oakland, redwood city, hayward and san jose 62 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, let me show you nice weather for monday. mostly sunny, high still a little bit below average in the low the mid-60s. there is the cloudness tuesday from that system that's passing well to the north of the bay. and then sunny and warmer for wednesday, thursday and friday with highs making it into the low to mid-70s.

>>marty: in money matters, of bad news for those who are on fixed incomes. it's likely going to be another year without an increase in social security payments. it is a project a slight cost adjustment hot next year. but for most of the fisheries rising medicare premiums threatened to wipe out any increase in payments of but 45 million people get both medicare and social security. >>ysabel: in southern california, where thousands of union workers pushing back. the adjoining their wisconsin counterparts by marching down to downtown los angeles. these politicians are trying to get rid of their rights to collective bargaining. share was at saturday's event called solidarity saturday. she has more. >> are we ready! >>reporter: you name it there's year. union members

from all over california, from various backgrounds and cultures. they're all different but their message is the same. >> to all the politicians and ceos that trying to blame the middle class on the crisis that happened, that's not our fault. >> were here to band with other unions and stay with our brothers and sisters in the night. >>reporter: nearly 10,000 labour members gathered in what's been dubbed solidarity saturday in support of wisconsin and workers around the country. >> it's amazing, this many miles away that people are thinking about wisconsin. >>reporter: a dozen what matter what union they come from or back from the come from they're talking and hoping every step they take today is in the right direction for middle-class. steak it has energized the movement of middle-class and energize our bases for his union workers. >>reporter: the march began

around the stable center, it and a dead person square. a union member and firefighter from wisconsin explains what's going on in his state rate now. steak stripping and the ride to sit down with our employer, at talk about hours and wages and working conditions. that's just wrong. >>reporter: similar protest of happened around similar states in the u.s.. the world is watching open their message is heard loud and clear. >> what is happening here in l.a. will spread. it will be heard. >>marty: in london, five police officers and 28 others are injured in a protest as the clash with police throughout the night in anti-government protests. nearly half a million people hit the streets to demonstrate against drastic cuts been imposed by the government. 75 people were arrested for vandalism and a bright attack. the vandals

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>>ysabel: and 9:25 a.m., and the video at of crescent city. an area that was badly damaged from the some of the surge. crews are using a crane to remove the remaining eight vessels. they continue to pose a pollution threat to the harbor. the 1,300 gal. of petroleum have been removed from the damaged vessels, 1250 cubic yards of debris have been removed from the inner harbor. they face millions of dollars in damage.

>>marty: thousands are going to get to see one of the country's biggest pop stars, britney spears. the stormy weather moved the then new to the program civic auditorium in the civic center downtown san francisco. her concert will be inside, it is free and doors open in about an hour. the concert set for noon. (music) >>ysabel: for the music historian much traditional song and grounded and roll music and mexico. it part of the affair that you're going to hear at the mexican arts center in san paulo. on sunday april 10th you're invited to a special afternoon show. it is emceed by it no other than linda ronstadt. she will host the fashion show featuring 20 years of the costumes that

you can see some there. the art center was honored last year, and recently featured at a museum. the event takes place on to contend that the 3:00 p.m. core of who and your center in san paulo. for more reformation you can go to their website. >>marty: that should be fun. >>ysabel: the for lucky may be linda will come our tuner to. >>marty: tripoli, they take control of two more towns. we will have more on that. >>ysabel: will have a list of the best employers in the bay area, some here in the bay area.

>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at morning news. >>ysabel: is 9:30 a.m., of

live look outside downtown san francisco where there really are some blue skies. >>marty: i almost didn't recognize it it's been so long. (laughter) we have blue sky in a beat were expanding. let's find out from bryant. to you we have dry weather this morning but that will change for this morning, light rain headed our way into the bay area. it wont be like what we had yesterday morning, a fairly weak system and rainfall amounts will be light. only a quarter of an inch at best in the north bay. cloudy skies at noon, a chance for light rain this afternoon and showers lingering into the evening. at 10:00 a.m., clouds just about anywhere and the rain still to the north of santa rosa. that does get closer about noon showing up in sonoma county. that's slowly pushes southbound through the day by 4:00 p.m. some rain showing up in the san

francisco and marin county and napa county. the storm tries to make it through marin county through the evening but it really becomes unglued, a lot of the showers fall apart. things winding down by later tonight. highs in the mid to upper 50's and low 60s with cloudy skies and the chance for rain. the weather looks a lot better for next week and i will tell you more about that coming up later on. >>ysabel: city leaders and clinton cruz and capitola, making 4 of break, it will allow the coastal community to recover from the storms. an emergency city council is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. this town was really inundated this weekend with thousands of gallons of water. thursday an underground storm drain failed sending water rushing through a mobile home. repair crews that they had the upper hand but they were overwhelmed by fierce rains on saturday and had to

abandon the equipment. downtown businesses were also flooded. >> to what the street nothing, the one next to us was ok because they had stopped, and once farther down toward the center of tell, were apparently very much under water. we were late, they sandbag or neighbor sandbag and it was too late. >>ysabel: a building inspector at the mobile home park had to decide who could return. for more red tag in the novel, one was yellow tag at limiting access. >>marty: 2 ft. of water cover parts of highway 121 and highway 12. four lanes were blocked by the flood water, local authorities closed the road to oncoming traffic. it is cause small backups for a little time but it has been reopened. in the state, officials and san pablo continue to monitor 60 homes. six backyards were

washed away because of the storms. kron 4 spoke to a homeowner who decided to move out >>reporter: the city of san paulo and should yellow tags to three homes on saturday. that is because this area continues to slide downhill. thomas the inspectors say between friday and saturday, this backyard went down at least another two more feet perhaps more. with the help of church friends and neighbors, her family are moving out. you can see why, their backyard is gone. this becomes still in denial. >>reporter: soil engineers inspected day slide saturday and determine the home is no longer safe to live in. >> the house is already cracking inside. >>reporter: walker's back yard is sliding down to sanders has. the her backyard is covered by mud and debris. the city also yellow tagged her house. heavy rains triggered the slide on thursday, at least

six homes are affected. three have been yellow tag and one patio attack has been a red tag. >> hard to believe it, not knowing. >>reporter: walker said it's hard to let it go. she knows it's time, she can hear her house cracked every time for backyard slid further down. >> he could hear the walls, floors and roof cracking every time a cracked he jumped up. >>reporter: all of the affected homes only have fire insurance, so the insurance companies are saying they're not going to cover any of this damage. the homeowners are pretty much out of luck. now, they're hoping the city of san paulo will help them stabilize this hillside. in san pablo, kron 4 news. >>ysabel: the latest on the uprising in libya where it's a fast-moving situation.

rebel fighters have captured more cities in eastern libya. they've taken the oil town as well. to the opposition has claimed control of another oil town. as allied air strikes continue, the rebels are found to march westward all the way to the capital of tripoli. >>reporter: we've been seeing a regular stream of fighters moving westward, were here on the outskirts of with the opposition forces managing to control the political oil town and are pushing encountering little resistance as they moved towards the west. it still intent on reaching their aim and taking the battle all the way to tripoli. the fighters are crediting the successors on the air strikes. we have a number of fighters still trying to secure the entrance popular, realizing in learning from the mistake

they made in the past. people feeling optimistic and realizing that to a certain degree they have the world's best air force at their own disposal. they're telling us that this time that taken the battle fairly slowly, moving forward and making sure that at this time when they do end up in countering gaddafi's military they're able to deliver those forces a final blow. >>marty: in japan utility officials are: jazzing for what they say was an error in radiation readings that the nuclear plant. the were mistaken reports that radioactivity in the water in unit to tested 10 million times higher than normal. it is the evacuation of workers and delayed efforts to bring confidence under control. officials are not sure when the new test results from a water sample will be available. crews are

struggling to pump contaminated water from the court. at japan's nuclear safety agency said each unit could have hundreds of tons of radioactive water. >>ysabel: still ahead, we will show you more damage from this week's storms bay area wide. >>marty: live look good side in the south bay along highway 1 01 in san jose. dry pavement. overcast skies a little bit. [ male announcer ] provocative. ♪ unexpected. ♪ defiant. ♪ and just what you need to forge your own path. introducing the most fuel-efficient

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>>ysabel: video of the damage from this week's storms. it a reflection of the pictures around the bay area where there was flooding in trees falling. in woodside a tree falling on top of a telephone pole along highway 84 yesterday. as a result, both lanes closed. caltrans and pg&e crews on the scene fixing the power line. the stretch of highway has since reopened in contra costa

county another landslide thoughblocked part of the stree. down into the lane. >>marty: ahead, when it comes to what jobs most people want, money is not necessarily the top priority. if we >>ysabel: will tie with the most as our companies to work for are and will have a full check of your weather. >>marty: look at outside from walnut creek, it's getting some here in the east bay. >>ysabel: what? (laughter) >>ysabel: we will be back.

>>marty: were back on kron 4 news weekend, a live look at side of the bay bridge. we should have dry weather for the most of the day. >>ysabel: stricken with meteorologist brian, he has one more check of your weather.

morning, we have more rain on the way today. the good news is the storm that's coming for today doesn't look too strong. by the time tomorrow rolls around, much nicer weather returning. cloudy skies, at noon, a chance for light rain into the afternoon hours. especially san francisco and points to the north. showers spreading to the south and east through the evening with temperatures into the upper 50s and low 60s. monday, how about mostly sunny skies and readings a little bit warmer. another storm does come our way tuesday, the storm will stay to the north. some clouds for the bay area but all the rain looks like it will be up up toward eureka. after that storm goes by then we really start to see some nice weather, sunshine, warm temperatures for wednesday, thursday and friday. with highs getting back into the mid-70s. it's going to feel nice by the end of the week. in the sierra, more snow expected today but the worst of it is over. we're

going to see the chance for rain and snow and strong winds in the sierra today. snow levels will be around 5,000 ft. just like the weather is improving here, the weather will get better for the sierra monday and tuesday. warmer temperatures into the '40's. future cast, 10:00 a.m. clouds pretty much anywhere ahead of the system. there's the rain north of santa rosa towards heels berg clover dale. this move south by noon, some of that rain beginning to show up for santa rosa, petaluma and toward west marin. the storm front does try to move south but it falls apart. 4 p.m. rain around san francisco, perhaps oakland, mainly north bay rain. that wet weather does begin to spread south for the evening hours. look, it's really falling apart and the showers

becomes unglued. what does come to the south and east bay will be pretty light. maybe a few hundredths of an inch and that's about it. high temperatures today, and mid to upper 50's and low 60s. 60 napa, oakland, redwood city, hayward and san jose 62 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, let me show you nice weather for monday. mostly sunny, high still a little bit below average in the low the mid-60s. there is the cloudness tuesday from that system that's passing well to the north of the bay. and then sunny and warmer for wednesday, thursday and friday with highs making it into the low to mid-70s. >>marty: millions of californians continue to look for work. a new report shows where people want to work. several companies are

right here in the bay area. stephanie shows as the list which has a few surprises. >>reporter: with the overwhelming popularity of things i pad and superfast computers, it's not surprising number of americans want to work for the companies they know best. and the survey finds it's not all about the name brand products we use, and it's not about the money either. google tops the list, followed by apple. walt disney is third, that includes everything from the studios and theme parks to tv networks like abc and espn. the u.s. state department is fourth and that's where hillary clinton would be your boss and and the sun comes in fifth. it includes some surprising and dresses like the fbi and cia, microsoft is in their and rounding out the list of the filling choice to teach for america. notice the were no financial companies and the top 10. despite the fact

they tend to pay big salaries even for entry- level and please. the survey covered 10,000 college grads who of 20 years of job experience. they say the most important characteristics of the employer canal financial strength, job security and stability. in york, stephanie. >>ysabel: that's fascinating, we have an update on the cable car in san francisco. they had problems earlier and as a result there's still the because of electrical problems. >>marty: does have shuttles in place while they worked to fix the problem. it didn't know exactly when the cable car will be operating. we will have updates for you throughout the day. we will be back.

>>marty: giving you look at the 7 day forecast, you could see there on monday mostly sunny skies, and look to the rest of make a lot of

sunshine and mild of the jurors. of the six for does finally arrive in. >>ysabel: it is no surprise that staying on track with a diet or healthy lifestyle is a bit of a struggle. a lot of folks want to lose weight and eat healthier. at the same time save money. >>marty: had you do all three? here to talk about that this a dietitian. shi'ahs budget healthy options for us. >> this end up were starting at the in between meals was snacking. i like to think of snacking as nourishing your body. a lot of people automatically think of potato chips and candy bars. we want to do is nurse your body or granola bars, and that's a trail mix something that is very convenient to put in your briefcase are your glove box. to continue to nurture body. odyssey's

thing hydrated as important as well. all the >>marty: lot of these are now coming in smaller package sizes so you don't really have to load up on that the poor >> shall control is done for you. when >>ysabel: things we noticed it is stores are becoming much more conscious about what the consumers want. to try and help them by putting these packages together. >> all of the fresh and easy products contain no artificial flavors, fax or colors. if no trans fats and no added fructose corn syrup. that is important to. when you're talking about getting back on the healthy track any for a lobster go for the new year. it i had three very easy tips that we can look at. the first one is to ito last. it will save you money and save you time and towns. you have more control over what calories you're consuming. have a bit

of a meal plan and shop with a grocery list. >>ysabel: go when you're not hungry. >> i will open up a thing of granola bars one and shopping because and going to by the many ways. that way he keeps that hong or off. add fresh and easy, it makes it affordable, they have a chicken breast of $4.99 all the time. if there are a lot of affordable options. if the last tip for today is to eat right with color. it happens to be the nutrition theme for this month. we have a lot of color on his plate. these are micro steamers, a throw the bag in the microwave. the more color on your plate, the more vitamins and minerals you have. you have 985 produce cost so you could always get a good value and easy to incorporate those items. >>ysabel: all of that color means you're getting your

veggies and a little bit of your car. >> fiber, fight on nutrients all kind of things that it's better to get it in a package of food that a package of a vitamin. >>marty: let's move on to the main course here. >> the main course, this is a preseason teriyaki chicken with a micro steamer, if you don't have time to cook or you can't, there is so whole line of each well products which are specifically designed to contain 25 percent of less of your daily value of calories, fat and sodium. the thinking is done for you. these are samples of the frozen, meanwhile line. they also have soups, salads, fresh food. at the end bread and milk. always a reasonable price. if you don't have those things in a refrigerator, you can make them. it is important to shop with a list and take

small baby steps. >>marty: i wanted to ask you about the eat well, do find a pretty tasty? >> at they are. in the stores, they're selling the national brands, they are excellent. i did want to mention right now we have five fresh and easy stores in the bay area, concord, walnut creek, danville, san jose in pacifica. >>ysabel: the price is right we think. >>marty: 80 very much for joining us. >>ysabel: sure to tune in for kron 4 news at 9:00 p.m., we will see it next week and seven clocks saturday. (music)