started with 58-year-old father daniel is accused of sexually abusing a then 17-year-old girl when he was signed to the san francisco church of the epiphany. >> we're investigating, taking it seriously. he will be put on leave. he's denied the allegations. >> reporter: this man says the allegations surfaced after he applied for a new position and staffers reviewed his files. an investigation determined more investigation was needed. >> we contacted her to determine her age. she was below 17. but it wasn't -- she did not come forward with the allegation. we contacted her. >> reporter: the archdiocese of san francisco tells us that in accordance with the 2002 charter to protect children, it sent letters to hundreds of parishioners disclose egg the allegations -- disclosing the

allegations. >> i don't want to talk about it. i'm kind of surprised by it. >> reporter: the archdiocese says all clergy are aware of the investigation and the rest of the catholic community will be notified through the next issue of its weekly newspaper. the father was ordaned in 1978 and served in san mateo, belmont, novato, burlingame and here in san francisco. now, bay area parishioners are being encouraged to come forward. as of this afternoon, there were no new claims. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. opening statements began in the murder case of the leader of yusef bey iv. he's accused of orchestrating the murder of journalist chauncey bailey in 2007. prosecutors told the jury bey ordered the killing because bailey was going to write a story disclosing criminal behavior and financial problems with the bakery.

bailey's family was in court today. >> our hearts are heavy as far as our family is concerned. it's not gonna be bring chauncey back but i believe justice will be served. >> antwan mackey, the man accused of driving the getaway van, is on trial. we're told the case could take three months. more than three years after a federal jury indicted barry bonds, the perjury trial against him is finally underway. it took hours of intense questioning but tonight a jury is now in place. rita williams has late details about the 12 people who will be judging whether baseball's home run record holder lied about taking drugs. rita? >> that's right. today may be the most important day in the barry bonds' perjury trial here. picking the 12 jurors and four alternates who will decide whether the home run king is guilty, four counts of lying and one of obstruction of justice when he told a grand jury here more than seven years

ago he never knowingly used steroids. >> we re-- re-- really what you are looking for are people you don't like, it's deselection. >> reporter: about 100 prospective jurors filled out these questionnaires and then today, the judge dismissed one of those potential jurors because of a death in her family and then defense attorneys eliminated 38 more and prosecutors two additional people for such things as strong opinions. here is a sample of answers prospective jurors wrote and spoke in court "don't they all take steroids and lie about it? it's a waste of government time. it's an unfair advantage to take drugs. i think he was singled out as because of -- out because of his race." those people were all cut and then late this afternoon, the judge announced both sides had agreed on a jury, four men and

eight women. there are two alternates. >> we have a fair and impartial jury who were selected after an open process and we look forward to presenting this case to them. >> reporter: and that finally will begin here tomorrow morning with each side expecting to take about an hour to lay out their case to the jury, then during a lunch break, without the jury present, bonds' trialhood friend and former trainer, greg anderson, will appear before the judge to say he will not testify, and again, he's expected to be sent back to prison until this trial is sever, which will probably be about a month -- is over, which will probably be a month. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >> for more on the bode 'case, including the jury makeup, a look at bonds over the years, and grand jury testimony, you can go to our website, ktvu.com, and click on the bonds trial tab. more u.s. air strikes against libya.

tripoli has come under a new attack on international air strikes now in their third night. rebels are trying to take advantage and going on the offensive to moammar gadhafi. president obama says he has to go but that's not the goal of these current attacks. the u.s. has filed 150 cruise missiles. this is video from the navy of nighttime operations on an am figurous ship. this-- amphibious ship. the military is calling this operation "odyssey dawn." four "new york times" journalists are now free. they crossed the border in tunisia today. they had been detained by forces loyal to moammar gadhafi. operators say it should only be about a day to bring

the fukushiima dai-ichi under reactor. smoke rose from two of the units, causing workers to evacuate. japanese are urging calm as they continue to investigate. for the most part, tsunami survivors appear to be getting the bay civics. food, water and medical attention. most are keeping warm an code -- and keeping warm in in emergency shelters. many shelters have run out of medication for diabetes and high blood pressure. temporary housing is beginning to go up for the hundreds of thousands of people who lost their homes in that disaster. it's been ten days since the tsunami quit santa cruz harbor. the crews pulled up what are believed to be the final two sailboats. one of them belonged to this woman's husband. she said it was heartbreaking to watch it be crushed an then

be dumped. >> it wasn't a valuable boat. it meant so much to him. it meant the world to him. >> crews also used sonar equipment today to check for any debris. they expect to complete their survey of the harbor by tomorrow. to the north now, the data is in from cleanup at the crescent city harbor. authorities say about 800 yards of debris have been removed from the inner boat base be. crews identified 15 sunken vessels. they say 47 vessels were damaged but stayed afloat. one vessel had to be removed and one remains grounded. crews also deployed a protective boom to minimize harm. lawmakers are asking if we're ready similar to the one -- if we're ready for an earthquake similar to the one that just devastated japan. seismologists say a 9 poi earthquake could cause a 30-

foot tsunami off the coast. >> there's a 63% chance in san francisco of a northridge earthquake or a larger striking. >> jim vargas attended the hearing. on the 10:00 news, he'll look into whether the power plants are ready. a field poll asks californians how they think the new governor is doing. 48% responded said they approve of how the governor is handling his job. 21% said they disapprove. 31% haven't formed an opinion yet. the same poll found only 16% approve of the job the legislature is doing. >> let your legislators know. would you like the chance to cast this boat or would you feel it's appropriate to shut out the people of california? >> that's governor brown's request for voters in his first youtube video since taking

office. he's trying to persuade californians to vote on tax extensionses to help ease the state's deficit. he called lawmakers for the $14 billion in tuts -- cuts last week, courageous. bill martin, our chief meteorologist is here, with our weather. >> this is a funnel cloud. there was a tornado warning today. that's an impressive one. what's a funnel cloud? it's a tornado that didn't hit the ground. this could cause damage. as long as it's up in the air, you are in pretty good shape. more wild weather headed our way. here is the next weather system i'm tracking. it rolls in the bay area over the next 24 hours. we're gonna get wet around here today. when i come back, the latest computer models will update you about what you can expect when we move into the weekend. winter stayed later than

expect eded in -- expected in yosemite. how low can you go? stealing from a church but it may have been a case of divine intervention as the bad guy is caught on tape.

four oakland police officers were shot and killed two years ago today. tonight we have new information about the shooter that you will see only on 2. ktvu's live with more in oakland. >> reporter: we know that he died but he was not high or drunk on drugs. nobody from the oakland police department wanted to talk on

camera but they think he finally decided that he didn't want to be taken alive. a memorial honored the last four faces added to this wall. >> this is to remember on march 21st and to let them know that we do not forget. >> officer down! >> reporter: two years ago, lovell mixon shot and killed officer dunavan and john hague. and then killed officers romans and daniel sakai. >> it bass like a really -- it was like a really dark way. now mixon's report reveals he had no drugs in his system and only a small amount of alcohol when he killed four officers. mixon was wearing two pairs of pants, and two socks a possible quick change of clothes as a fugitive parolee linked to a

rape. >> he had absolutely no regard to life. >> reporter: but today the focus was on the men who dived in line of duty. >> just who they were, the quality of officers they were, and the families left behind. those families still deal with that memory. we want to let them know we're not gonna forget about them. >> reporter: oakland police said they had a moment of silence after interest -- after their briefing. back to you. san francisco police are looking at surveillance video showing a burglary at a church. this happen happened a the lakeside presbyterian -- this happened at the lakeside presbyterian church. a church elder noticed the break-in around 7:00 this morning and called police. >> i noticed that all of the

doors down the hall were open. >> hopefully the public can help us catch somebody who doesn't have respect for a church or a school. >> church officials say they believe the thief was after sunday's collection plate. >> this weekend's storm left boats high and dry along richardson bay. the coast guard says about a dozen boats like this one wound up stuck along the rocks of the shoreline in tiburon. all roads into yosemite are temporarily closed tonight after the weekend storm dumped snow, and -- and brought down trees. robert handa is live with more. >> reporter: for the next hour, people who were visiting the park will be escorted out. so many of the people who came

up here to highway 140 will find themselves going back the other way much sooner than they expected. this is what people who came today -- would came today saw, the storm alternating between intense rain and heavy snowfall closed park officials to close the entrance because of fallen trees inside and outside the park as well as rockslides and mudslides caused by the heavy saturation of water. visitors were escorted out in groups but some people with big plans never got to check in. >> it's our anniversary in. we came to camp in the snow, night out. didn't quite make it to the

northern entrance. >> about 20 minute the before we got to the gate, they closed it. >> reporter: a highway patrol officer told us officials will make a decision about reopening highway 140 tomorrow but says highway 141 and the other highway will probably stay closed until the storm eases up. back to you. >> storm brought at least another three feet of snow and can'ting at the sierra. at this hour, caltrans has 11 snowplows working to clear interstate 80, anyone driving out there will see this giant hot dog. you don't see that every day. it was on its way to a promotional event over the weekend. a 120-foot pine tree in

berkeley has finally been cleared. the roots cranked the gas line right out of the -- yanked the gas line right out of the home and the tree fell prompting a three-hour evacuation throughout the neighborhood. this is scotts valley on nelson road near sky meadow lane. county officials tell us about 20 homes are impacted and at least 40 people are stuck on either side of the 200-foot slide. the slide happened about 10:00 this morning but residents say the rocks continue to come down this afternoon. county has sent a geologist to the area to assess the area. we'll continue to monitor this and bing you -- bring you any more information. onto the weather now. a really rainy, stormy weekend. kind of a break today.

let's find out what's next from our chief meteorologist, bill martin. >> you don't need a geologist to tell you the hills are saturated out there. that's one of the concerns we have moving forward. the occurrence of possible mudslides, because the hills are saturated. there is a lot of snow in the action. most of the action is up in the lake tahoe area. have you a snow advisory up there. we have a couple of weather systems heading our way. we already talked about it on tuesday night, wednesday and then into thursday. they are both pretty strong. so that -- by the weekend that could be 4 inches more of rainfall many coastal hill locations like scotts valley or ben lomond. overnight lows tonight, the weather system now tracking it all, as that system gets close

her -- gets closer to us. this will get in here tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow afternoon's commute looks like there's a chance to get wet. tomorrow night, the clouds increase, maybe a few sprinkles show up. the system settles in over us and it just sort of stays in this wet pattern into thursday. right now, wednesday's system, this is what we'll call this next system because it's overnight into wednesday. tuesday/wednesday looks pretty strong. thursday asystem, wednesday night into thursday looks real strong. computer models do this. some scattered showers but the morning commute looks fine. late in the afternoon, you see this, is what we're tracking. that's the real deal. that gets in here tuesday night on -- right on the afternoon commute along the coastal and north bay section. inland valleys may not be as

wet. but late tomorrow afternoon in the commute it should get real wet. and then after midnight on wednesday, here comes thursday. there's wednesday. that's the system the thursday system right -- there it is. it comes in. that's the one we're watching closely. you can see what i'm talking about. we're watching it closely for you. we're talking about -- we're looking for temperatures to be on the mild side. we start to get wet. overnight wednesday and then thursday we get into it again. it will be wet next couple of days. umbrellas will be needed. it won't feel like spring. it will feel more like february and march. >> thank you, bill. a musical trip back in time. ♪ >> a second cash gets the fulsom prison blues.

♪ that's roseann cash performing at fulsom prison. this comes 30 years after her

father johnny performed there. cash said performance made her quite emotional. some inmates got a chance to perform some of their own music. markary here with sports -- mark's here with sports. no doubt about it, sharks have to be the top. >> well, let's hope they can keep it that play, for playoffs, just around the corner. they worked out today. got a nice three-day breather before they play against calgary at the tank. and that's dany heatley. he'll be back after a two-game suspension. it doesn't look like logan will be in the lineup. look at that fall he took into the boards. it looks like it might be really serious at one point as he was carried off the ice. but things are looking a little better today as he says it was

scary but better than worse feared. >> i don't even know if anybody touched me. the way my leg went in, i didn't feel very good. i was tiring to get up and the ref came up and said sit down. i couldn't feel my leg. i sat out before and it's not fun. i want to be on the ice. >> well, dany heatley was suspended two games but the pittsburgh penguins' matt cooke get as tougher rundown from the league. look at the cheap shot to the head of that player. and cooke will be suspended for the rest of the regular season and the first round of the playoffs. basically, suspended without pay. he will lose $219,000 in pay. the stanford woman are

ready to take the court against sane john's. they-- against st. john's. they have a 6-game win streak going on for them. we'll have -- 62-game win streak going for them. we'll have highlights at 10:00. the disaster in japan is hitting unusually close for some people in one bay area city. coming up at 7:00, napa's city's plan to give back to those victims. >> have a good night, everyone. >> good night.