bomb yesterday. february 17. police would not speculate weather the bomber made plans going that far back. but neighbors are worried. the crater drew neighbors. >> we heard the explosion go off. so it was scary. >> reporter: police and federal investigators aren't releasing many details. neighbors confirmed the victim is a elderly man who is now recovering with injuries to his hand, face and leg. the man next door worried about his own safety but told me the bomb was on his property. he has no idea why he or his neighbor would be targeted. >> yeah. some of my neighbors said the same thing, thinking about canceling the delivery of the

paper. >> residents are justified in their concern. we don't want to create panic. >> reporter: authorities are advising residents to be careful. >> to be cautious. and if they are concerned give us a call but also exercise common sense as well. >> reporter: coming back out, you can see this neighbor on the ground, that's one sign how worried neighbors are. they did not want to collect their neighbors this morning. ktvu channel 2 news. after 2 days of deliberation a jury equilibriumed a poker player of murdering his parents. he beat and stabbed his parents at their home three years ago for money. he faces life in prison. on the witness stand today the gunman in the murder of

chauncey bailey. devaughndre broussard testified that yusef bey disliked chauncey bailey because of articles. and yusef bey ordered him to call another man because he is related to the man who killed his brother. yusef bey is facing three murder charges for the killings of chauncey bailey and two other men. devaughndre broussard is serving for those murders. antoine mackey is also on trial along side yusef bey. embarrassing details about changes in barry bonds body took place today. kimberly bell said he developed acne and his testicles shrank.

mike murphy testified his hat size grew in 2002. these changes of r evidence of steroid use. property assessors arrived today in a neighborhood on the edge of a mudslide. assessors surveyed the damage on a half dozen homes. in santa cruz county work continued on a access road stuck behind a rock slide. the ground is too unstable to begin fixing that slide. the california geological survey showed us this map. the highlight areas are at risk for the same kind of slides we saw this week. ktvu's moreen -- maureen naylor is live. >> reporter: areas of concern, belong with the hills here in

south san jose. numerous land slides occurred over the last few centuries. in this hot spot you have homes built into the hillside. before construction began on this home in the hills, strict building codes required a soil engineer analyze the property. >> they analyzed the spot and gave the recommendations on how to make the foundation. >> reporter: slide concerns required crews move huge chunks of land. more people are threatened by land slides each year because of hillside developments. >> there ralot of places in california where we have steep slopes and they are prone to sland slides. >> reporter: scientists showed us which locations are most susceptible to land slides.

the areas in dark pink. this map shows the santa theresa area. yellow and orange markings are where slides have occurred. this is that area today. >> some of the best looking hillsides are on land slides and people don't recognize it. >> reporter: scientists only mapped 10% of california and 57,000 land slides, some that date back to prehistoric times. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. coming up at 6:15, we check in on the clean up in cap tolla and the seriousficial issues. >> muni is having a rough ride today. ktvu's david stevenson is live at city hall where riders are

calling for changes right now. >> reporter: the meeting here wrapped up and riders are calling for them to fix two big problems, while other are calling for it to cancel a billion dollars project. >> reporter: transports 20,000 people each day but riders say it's one of the most unreliable lines. >> it will stay 5 minutes and then it will be 5 minutes after a few minutes and they will push it back. it's not the most reliable line. >> reporter: muni riders and officials met on ways to iron out the problems. >> we can be delayed for things like auto, police action. sometimes that requires us to

make an adjustment. >> reporter: even as riders and operators search for solutions, members of save money called for them to kill the $1.7 billion project. >> a lot of the money that could go for this is scheduled to go for this could be better used for other things that are more important. >> reporter: the line is set to link shina town to the bay view district. >> you can't put a dollar figure on that. this community needed for some time and we have a chance to make that a reality. >> reporter: some of the solutions looked at to improve service 234clude ticket vend thong streets and stores and converting stop signs from four way to 2 way stops. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. californians wondering when they are going going to get

their drivers licenses can check the websites. the web page clarifies what to do if you don't have your new license. you can find it on www.ktvu.com. rebel forces battled rebel troops in home home town. the opposition made significant advances towards tripoli. just about an hour ago the president wrapped up his speech on the military action in libya. ktvu's ken wayne joins us with more on what the president said. >> reporter: president obama is trying to make the case for why american forces are engaged in

libya. the presidented the decision to attack moammar gadhafi's forces was made only after thousands of lives were at risk and an international outcry to support the libyan people. and forces were about to carry about another brutal attack. >> the united states of america is different. as president i refuse to wait for the images of slaughter and mass graves before taking action. >> reporter: john mccain spoke after the president. he said in general he supported president obama's effort but he also questioned why the president wanted moammar gadhafi out of power but wouldn't commit to a military plan for a regime plan. >> if we end up where moammar gadhafi could cling to power we could see a reenactment of what happened after the first gulf

war. >> reporter: president obama said that is one reason he didn't want to commit to ground forces in libya. ken waynektvu channel 2 news. plutonium found at the news- democrat no, ma'am in which. -- at the fukushima dai-ichi nuclear power plant in japan. high levels of radiation were also discovered in sea water off shore from the plant. as we told you, uc berkeley researchers who are monitoring found increased radiation and have been testing rain water and right now testing tap water. early testing on milk says increased radiation will not be harmful. >> smaller than the radioactive we find normally in milk. >> the human body is slightly

radioactive. in sacramento a committee approved a bill requiring online retailers to collect sales tax from buyers in california. it bill will increase state revenues. opponentsthog bill will put thousands of californians out of work. amazon and overstalk threatened to cut ties if the bill passes. ebay agreed to buy gsi commerce. gsi provides interactive marketing services to companies. the dow lost 23 points today. the nasdaq dropped 12.

>> the tough questions pg&e faced about its lapses in safety records. first look inside the fourth bore of the tunnel. drying out and warming up. which cities tomorrow will be the warmest.

pg&e says cruise will work through the night making repairs on a man hole that exploded today in san francisco. witnesses reported hearing a loud bomb and saw smoke coming out of the man hole. >> generated pressure and when there is a pressure build up it causes the cover to come off.

>> no injuries or damage was reported. pg&e says it is installing new covers in the city to vent and prevent pressure. the commission asked pg&e to defend itself for failing to hand over documents about pipeline safety. >> the important thing here is to get to the place where pg&e itself and this commission and the broader public can be assured that pg&e's gas system is safe. >> the hearing was to determine if they should be held in contempt. if it is pg&e agreed to an immediate $3 million fine and another $3 million if it fails to meet future deadlines. how workers proceeding on the tunnel project, ktvu channel 2 news cameras were the only ones allowed inside today.

the construction company is drilling into the hillside because of the risk of poisonsis explosive gases. crews have a ways to go before carving out the entire tunnel. >> another 9 feet. 15 feet on the sides. >> if all goes as scheduled, it will be finished in the fall of 2013. businesses may be about to close for good. ktvu's janine d talked to them about the flood damage, their losses and what they plan to do next. >> reporter: everywhere you look you can see garbage and debris on the streets. right there you see, those are employees taking a break after work hard all day. across the street, there are some workers that are still cleaning up with their brooms there you see. all this damage and clean up will cost a lot of money and

insurance may not cover it all. >> reporter: this is the time of year they gear up for spring break, but instead -- >> you feel like you have been in a war. >> stores are in disarray. debris is everywhere. he says the store has been closed for four days and it's costing him thousands. >> i am hoping your insurance, we could get coverage. >> some owners are closing for good. others vow to make it through no matter what. >> reporter: do you have insurance? >> no. that means i am going to have to face tough times. >> drainage pipe broke and flooded the village. it happened again over the weekend. >> we are concerned about any future rains that would come in. we want to get a pipe back in the ground so we could move water down to the ocean.

>> reporter: officials are going door to do to see what assistance the businesses need. he lost $2 million in paintings but he is trying to keep his head up. >> we are determined to open up again. >> reporter: with what insurance doesn't cover, businesses are hoping to get financial aid from the state or fema. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. www.ktvu.com has complete coverage of the recent storms, including slide show. chick on the storm watch tab. nice to see the sunshine today. let's go to bill in the weather center. >> after wet march, we are into nice weather, dry weather. things are warming up. we go outside and you can see some clouds in the north bay.

few clouds towards danville and temperatures in the low 60s right now. preview of what is to come, day time highes will warm up nicely the next couple of days. tonight cool air. temperatures in the low 40s. valley fog a possibility. we had it this morning. it's not going to stick around long. tomorrow will be warm. highs into the mid-60s. today low 60s. wednesday and thursday maybe up into the low 80s. what are you going to notice the fog in the morning but i think you will notice the pollen. everything will go off. it's late in the season. be prepared for that. roana park, santa rosa, patchy fog. high pressure stays with us for a few days.

tuesday, wednesday, thursday the warmest day, friday and saturday, few clouds, things cool off. this is our first significant warm up of the seize. -- the season. trees will start popping. 66 in napa. 66 brent wood. 62 san raff el. patchy valley fog in the north bay. half moon bay, pacifica, upper 60s, low 70s. final day forecast -- 5 day forecast, it was an active march, this one was unique, it's nice to get a break. we haven't had a five day without rain in it. >> i can't remember one. it's nice to see a chance to dry out. good thing. we were in the tipping point with the rain.

>> thank you. new cyberconcern, the role facebook is playing in the lives of teens struggling with poor self-esteem. 50 minutes away from the first game of the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. i see a lot of orange people. we will have a live preview.

. doctors are warning of a link between teen depression and facebook. they just put out guidelines for teens. researchers liken facebook to a popularity contest. especially for young people already dealing with poor self- esteem. parents are encouraged to keep an eye out for depression, cyberbullying and other online risks. baseball is back in the bay area. >> if you are a baseball fan, you can taste it. baseball season around the corner. giants and a's in san francisco and the giants have a new problem for them over the past couple of years. too much talent on the roster.

tough decisions ahead, including one that involved brandon bell. >> there are 33 players from the giants made it up here to at&t park, 25 will make it. one guy is only less than 50-50 making it as the closer. brian wilson. but bell is still here, he is batting .292 with 3 home runs. he won the award as the spring's top new comer but there is still question as to whether he will make opening day roster. >> reporter: good problem to have. >> yeah. it. same time, it changes things. we understand that. when we do decide on the club, probably going to effect a guy or two. maybe playing time. this kid, he has done a great job to put himself in this

situation. >> can't say i wouldn't be disappointed. you have to get over that and play baseball again. that's why we are out here. we have a job to do. we go down there if that's where i am sitting. >> reporter: of course, cody ross going on the dl list. it may help bell's chances. right now the giants aren't tipping their hand too much. i see few a's fans here. we will have a live report tonight at 10:00. >> all right and they will be playing in oakland this week. mean time, other sports. exciting news for the stanford women, they hope, and they will face gonzaga tonight trying to get into the final four again. >> exciting. >> thank you. a man who served 20 years

for a crime he said he didn't commit is free tonight. coming up at 7:00, there you see it, our cameras right there when he walked out of custody. his reaction to his new found freedom coming up in 30 minutes. that's our report for now. >> good night. >> good night.