levenson ito, jonathan blum, kron 4 news. >>pam: school districts are getting ready to issue their preliminary layoff. with the dire financial situation is the number of layoffs to be worse than anticipated however, san francisco could be better off than others. >> with planning, saving, others have been city specific. first, that san francisco did not spend all of the stimulus money and a second they might be able to get a $8 million advance from the city's " reedy fund. a few a redefined. >> you always hear about san francisco values where people in san francisco have shown their care for the children of san francisco in the school district. you see that at a time like this one san francisco is a rainy day fund and other people to not. that is an example of the type of san francisco values. >>reporter: pamela, this is the one part of it the most critical is the governor tax extension. that is the bulk of the money. if not? there is going to be that ejected on the ballot in evidence not pass? more layoffs in san francisco. a

reporting live from berkeley, jonathan blum.ls are trying to figure out how this inmate escaped. >> either he figured out the mechanical workings of the deal or the was some type of human error. said, he was processed through as a normal released prisoner even though he was not supposed be released. in dublin, haazig madyun kron 4 >> in san francisco, more information about the relationship between the man shot inside and the transit woman arrested for murder. and this homeless woman who would an on/off romantic relationship with the victim. sometimes he would invite her to stay here. right before that body was found the victim's shot himself in the one week prior. she was still using the apartment with a dead body inside. maureen kelly. >> another assault. napa state hospital. he was booked on wednesday. he will be charged with false imprisonment, sexual battery and attempted rape. several workers are afraid to work with the lack of security. the bill is a $250 k the hospital confirms that the attack happened to but no further

jonathan blum kron 4 news. in capitola property owners and merchants are making some progress in cleaning up the flood waters. torrential rains and a broken drain pipe near a creek are blamed for damage now in excess of $10 million. rob flatboat brings us up-to-date on efforts to repair the pipe. >>rob: high above the swamped business district in capitola, crews are fixing a broken pipe that led to the flood. down there in a huge sinkhole is where this 72 in. pipe failed sending water from the creek into the pacific coast of mobile home park in capitola village. two mobile homes that once stood here are destroyed in gone. they are removing mud and debris to make room for the drainpipe. a network of temporary pipes and pumps have been set up here and across the bay at the new, should the rain and flood waters return once again proving to be too much for the creek. richard lives next door to the creek, he took this picture when the floodwaters were 19 ft. deep on saturday. he said it could of been a lot worse. >>

live in san mateo, jonathan blum, kron 4 news. (music) >> clear conditions from our mount tam cam over the short. you can receive through thyou can see-increasing clouds overnight and in the north bay a slight chance of perhaps isolated showers overnight. your tuesday will be mostly cloudy conditions a little bit warmer. tuesday night, widespread rainfall. when expected as well. here is a look a your current temperatures. 56 degrees in the san francisco, and napa valley, just a few degrees warmer, fairfield, napa, tomorrow, that is when things are going to start to change a storm moving again. widespread showers and that will take some time around 10:00 a.m., heavy downpours. overnight by midnight 10:00 p.m.- midnight, and the north bay of specializing the downpours that continue with wet weather. and on your wednesday the seven day your kron 4 7 day around the bay shows that we're going to be continuing with the wet weather for the next couple of days. friday is a lot the bed of a break and more rain fall for this weekend. friday

jonathan blum kron 4 news. >>pam: while the talk of a nuclear meltdown has been threat for days, the system does not completely filled yet. kate thompson explains what has to happen for a nuclear meltdown to take place. >>kate: at the center are the fuel rods that must be kept cool. if they're not cool they could melt, hence the term meltdown. in japan after the bears quake the cooling system failed and the fuel rods got hot and boiled through all of the water and were exposed to the air for hours. to keep the reactor from overheating sea water was pumped into the plant. what a full meltdown occurs the fuel rods melt and turned into more a nonnuclear fuel. it it then sells through the chamber it's considered a meltdown. the major concern here is the containment shell. it the this and hold catastrophic about of radiation can be released into the atmosphere. kate thompson kron 4 news. >>pam: the nuclear crisis in japan has left many people with health questions about radiation exposure and how to protect yourself

first, i want to thank jack, dick blum with blum capital, pg&e, the johnson company, and we have an anonymous donor, and i know pam brewster know something about that, so give her a big round of applause. those are our donors tonight. give them a round of applause. i also want to thank the academy of art university, bank of the west, clear channel, outdoor, who has put up all the winners. he might have seen your pictures on all the bus stops around city hall. i want to thank comcast, the fisher family, kpmg, pb, the business times, the san francisco forty-niners, recology, the san francisco international airport. once again, a big round of applause to all our supporters. now, i would like to thank the person who makes all this possible, the executive director from spur. [applause] >> it is great to see all of you here, and that is really sweet of you to calm down for a minute on the talking. when the winners get up, seriously, everybody, try not to talk. it is intimidating to get in front of a crowd of people, and this room is so gorgeous, but you know, it is the acoustics. scott wiener, i'm

jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> darya: it could be a more painful year in oakland, the district there couldend notices off because they have no money. it is a significant jump compared to 60 layoffs last year. they say the increases because of the continuous cuts in state funding. in the past they were able to avoid layoffs by cutting off his employes and support staffs. they say those are not options and more. 6:41 a.m. the san mateo bridge and you can see the roadway is dry, but look at the wind moving the [ male announcer ] hey michelle, whatcha doin'? i'm serving delicious athenos hummus to my friends. i've got -- [ male announcer ] that's great. let's see what yiayia thinks! you dress like a prostitute. did she just call me a pros-- [ male announcer ] noooo, yiayia would never do -- prostitute. [ male announcer ] never mind that, michelle. at least yiayia approves of you serving athenos hummus. mmmmmm! because only athenos is made the greek way, with 100% olive oil. athenos. maybe the only thing approved by yiayia. until my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly, found th

jonathan blum kron 4 news. >>pam: police are searching for this man hector who also goes by mono they believe that he was the getaway driver. but there was another suspect involved, please do not know the identity of that suspect. it is believed that he is headed to southern california or mexico. turning to bay area schools, the mount diablo school district is looking at a wide range of sweeping cuts to deal with a multimillion- dollar budget shortfall. in a detailed report to the school board, the superintendent proposed a reduction in services at almost every department. several library and physicians may be eliminated which could mean the closure of some libraries. also a music teacher jobs from the line. in total, 180 layoffs could occur in addition to a drastic cut in services. parents at the elementary school of walnut creek tell kron 4, dealing with all this is frustrating. >> incredibly frustrating, as country really needs to concentrate on education, the children of the future of this country and were

jonathan blum, kron 4 news. >>catherine: at ocean beach no huge problems but, the concern is high tide in that will happen and exactly an hour. it looks quite now what's the concern? >>dan: we are high above ocean beach which is exactly where we want to be. as he see behind me, not much going on on the beach but we can tell you the great highway is closed, and remains closed. city officials still want to take any chances. if we can show you video, san francisco mayor ed lee held a news conference joined by various emergency response providers. in addition to them, he was joined by members of san francisco japanese-american community. he talked about high tide in at 5:20 p.m.. he says san francisco just isn't going to be taking any chances for being prepared. >> a high tide come on with any additional activities coming this way, from japan or from the east could still have repercussions that we to be prepared for. including, where high tide occur on the embarcadero and along other parts of the coastline. we will

first, i want to thank jack, dick blum with blum capital, pg&e, the johnson company, and we have an anonymous donor, and i know pam brewster know something about that, so give her a big round of applause. those are our donors tonight. give them a round of applause. i also want to thank the academy of art university, bank of the west, clear channel, outdoor, who has put up all the winners. he might have seen your pictures on all the bus stops around city hall. i want to thank comcast, the fisher family, kpmg, pb, the business times, the san francisco forty-niners, recology, the san francisco international airport

jonathan blum. >> isabel: 73 and lives claimed.g seven to 300 lives claimed. 7300 lots claimed. meanwhile, crews are working to restore alrestore power. video self of who she daiichi. the deal south. >> and with thousands of the left-fielthis is video from celf the coca sheeha push in a daiici perhaps this could even be worse? fukushima daiichi. >> the japanese importers to not have a control over this situation. the japanese authorities are taking desperate actions. >> and pumping water in hopes of cooling the stone. then all six services are working together to put their lives on the line. been a regular coverings are still high in the plan, the this is customers. and a contra riddled with setbacks. the weather has been a country riddled with setbacks. the broken infrastructure delays supply a zahn the recent snowfall, has done a an absolute nightmare. >> we're starting from zero. >> the leadership? >> we will overcome this situation. >> holding and the hopes of these dark days will eventually pass. japan will reemerge more stron

will take a look with drive jonathan blum and a couple of minutes. adult we're talking a bit perhaps clear enough. this'll overcast. when the not so much. (laughter) will direct that. live, from the bay area news station this is kron4 news morning. >> isabel: we are back on the morning is as we go to 930 a m. this is a live look out side from the roof can. some might see dark clouds. >> marty: if was not too long ago it looked like it was caring. here's an idea how fast it can change. let us check in with jacqueline bennet to as the forecast for a spirit of winning jacqueline. >>jacqueline: a good morning. we are seeing scattered showers that are rolling back in as we make our way through the day. here's a live look at some as a. the district of the main ruling in. obviously it last night storm was a biggie. as you look at the santa cruz mountains is 3 in. of rain for the last 24 hours. we did have flooding issues there. petaluma had 2 in. of rain. richmond had to and the third. in san is a we saw the stevens as the storm pushed through. winds are mu

oyeme anabelle blum. >>> la hija de alex lora sigue en y líos.y la volvemos a agarrar en lo mismo. y esta vez conversó con nosotros. y miren todo lo que nosdijo. ahí está. >>> en verdad no me importa, pero yo creo que no me debería dar tanta atención. si no les caigo bien. no soy figura pública. y no se lo doy a mis papás. y lo normal. y vine porque iba a ver amigos míos. nada más. >>> yo realmente no veo tanta fiesta creo que todo el mundo.... >>> me ale alegre mucho de ser como soy hay mucha gente, que la comida de no sé qué. y no soy así. yo creo que si voy... es lo más difícil. depende mucho de como eres. a como te va. en donde sea. >>> me encontré amigos ahí y entonces, para mí la experiencia fue... yo siempre he respetado a la gente que está ahí. y es una prueba que te mandaa vida. y dios, y bueno. y afortunadamente lo tomé así. lo esperé. y es cosa de tiempo que se arreglara. claro, me habló una amiga de ahí. desgraciadamente, en diciembre. en año nuevo me hablaron varias. voy a ir porque mi papá tocaba allá. quiere grabar un disco ahí. >>

live uc-berkeley, jonathan blum, kron 4 news. >>pam: limning service cuts with station closing looming serving cucosts dozens of commuters pleaded to maintain that the current level of service. the board is required to have a to clear of the state of emergency. >> the underlying region, the structural region is that caltrain has a dedicated source of funding. the only transit agency that does not have a dedicated four of our revenue. source of revenue. gamow's the idea on the table for putting this dedicated revenue with a regional tax from the voters. commuters will find out exactly what that could be. if (music) >> we are drying out this evening. today, tomorrow, nothing short on our radar. nothing showing up on our radar. whit 60 degrees in oakland. 61 and some of a of redwood city, and currently low 60s. as we take to overnight it looks like we are going to cool into the 40's. dry weather tomorrow. saturday. dry on saturday during the day, however on a saturday night, it is going to be a little bit wet. we will be right back.

. >>> anabelle blum quiero ir contigo para que nos ha blis de la mamá de sabina musiel.á luego que se desata la polémica con las cosas que ha confesado últimamente. tan terribles que vivió sabina musiel. la corresponsal en méxico. a liz quiñon fue tras su madre. quien mejor para defenderla o contarnos que ocurre con sabina musiel ahí está. en exclusiva y solo para la tijera. la mamá de sabina musiel. aclara si cierto o no. que ella pao ser embargada por firmar como a aval tras horas de espera así reaccionó la señora diana musiel al verse sorprendida por nuestra cámara. >>> señora, solo para preguntarle señora. no tengo micrófono. es cierto que de mandada y que puede perder parte de su casa por parte del señor peralta. >>> la señora decide hablar. admitió ser una víctima de su ex marido. >>> no sé de qué me estas hablando no sé que es lo que me comunicas. y no tengo menor idea. es uno de los presuntos no he sido aval del señor peralta y no lo sene y no loe he sido. y a pesar que@su hija se lo pidió. es obvio el distanciamiento que la familia de sabí ne, tiene con peralta.

this says the election and the june jonathan blum. it jonathan blum?hat is correct, we have a special election covera-he wants to have a special election. and the state needs three months. >> to expand the taxes that are already in place? >> correct, these are not new with the our current. and they are going to expire this year unless the voters renew them. and in this newsletter the do not want them to decide unless the compromise on these key issues. and he needs at least two different republicans from each side or you will not get them on the special election. >> and then what? >> and the worst case scenario a pie chart. one half of the revenue would be exemptions and one half would be the cuts. the cuts would of a b-1 bondand educatiod also from higher education. and the republicans decision? if you know any republicans that he, she could vote to give the people a voice. and if those republicans are going to be to me? and they take the anti-tax side? i hope you will be to meet and have a great debate. however, let us have the people decide. and in

and if jonathan blum? that police report. 10:30 p.m.ject known to police with a history had a dispute at a cvs over payment for a prescription. police were notified that this was causing trouble in the fleshed a gun. this was the scene after officers were uncalland chased him into his house on zero. he held himself up. and there were calling and hostage negotiators. this man was 35 year-old robert carron who has dealt with police in the past. and they said it is a shame they had to and it this way. this is the police chief. >> it is for an unfortunate that our officers were attempting negotiations with this individual will be shot of the officer's death precipitating argues of deadly force. >> this man died at the scene. despite earlier reports that he was firing a be begun the recovered a 38 caliber smith and wesson revolvers that had shell casings still in its revolver. that is the weapon they were fired at police. and how many? they say that this investigation goes to the d.a.'s office. the officers will be on routine leave as the in

jonathan blum joins us from san francisco international airport. jonathan?tflights resumed in full force. at sfo to-from tokyo. and the transportation infrastructure to get to and from the airports with trains, taxicab's impacted. today, some of those people that got back into the united states and many of the massive earthquake is one of the most harrowing experiences. the most violent shaking and these are people that of live in japan, california in experiments many earthquakes, before. this flight got in at 5:20 and those passengers are going to customs. and in the meantime to recess spoke with one family that bespoke about what experience with teresa estacio >> we got to the airport one day early. so many people could not get to the airport. because of the bus and train service was either intermittent or nonexistent. we weren't seeing things shaking. it was crazy! we were seeing things shaking-- and on a boat, seeing things from the shore. now with the reactors getting ominous. it is aalso dangerous for newborns and susceptible to the radiation levels. w

jonathan blum joins us to show us just how close those plants are to where you are. >>jonathan: their sixth nuclear power plants in california but only two are operating. one of those is here a diablo canyon, the other way down south near san diego. let's look at these plants. these are both significantly smaller than the nuclear plant that's having trouble in japan. the diablo plant is the closest one to the bay area has two reactors as opposed to the six reactors in japan. those reactors are in the domed buildings at the middle of your screen. each one generates about thousand megawatts of electricity. that plant by the way it also cooled by sea water which is why is located on the coast. the sea water is used as a backup cooling source for the one in japan and were saying this the water as a last-ditch offer equal those reactors now. this other plant near san diego, also has two operating reactors, there you could see once again those to domed buildings are the two reactors. both generate a little over thousand megawatts each. these are no plans, slightly differen

and her husband, richard blum, is here. they actually got married in the chambers upstairs. [applause] now, in just a minute, the president of the board of supervisors is going to say the words that will allow you, the public, to know what the vote was in his chambers earlier in the afternoon. but mr. lee, there have been several people from across the bay, from sacramento and other places, who are here to extend their warm welcome. standing next to you is mayor newsom's chief of protocol, my chief of protocol, diane's chief of protocol, everybody's chief of protocol, who's ever had a chief of protocol in san francisco, charlotte schultz. and i hope she sticks around as your chief of protocol. [applause] one of your state senators, and we have two of those, only one is present at the moment. the other one is up working on the budget. but senator leland yee is here to welcome you. [applause] and a man who went to bed on saturday night, a cop with a badge and who woke up on sunday morning a new d.a., george gason. [applause] city attorney twice elected in san francisco, and us

trainer would take bonds in bedroom during spring training and would come out with a needle, presume blum -- presumably after injecting him with steroids. he testified how he grew during that period of time and he had to order more shoes. he said he decided to record a conversation with anderson, who is now in prison. that recording will be heard this afternoon. he also discussed how hing why uled the schedules of his wife and his mistress. some people who will be testifying later today, mike murphy, he's the giants' club manager and the vp of balco. now, that tape is going to be very interesting. jurors are going to be paying close attention to it. the defense has tried to poke holes in the validity of that tape, saying it's been altered. so only portions of it will be heard. we'll have an update on that coming up late in the broadcast. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> developing news had noontime, dealing with proposition 8. the u.s. court of appeals for the 9th circuit issued a short brief today, saying while the legal fight over prop 8 continues, there will be

>>pam: let's check in with jonathan blum, she has a look at the height of the tsunami waves as they travelrom japan to california. >>jonathan: if you believe me this is not jupiter this is planet earth. this is a color-coded diagrams of the ways. this is japan, hawaii and the california coast. the colors indicate the force of the tsunami. let's go in for a closer look. you could see the colors closest to the epicenter are gray and black. these are about 8 ft. tall. these are much taller. this is how the waves look in the open ocean. the get taller as they hit land. because there is no place for the ways to go but up they swell when they hit the coast. you could see the pink, yellow, orange and red these are waves that are shrinking as they leave the epicenter from 8 ft. tall down to two or 3 ft. tall. as you see why a there the pink and red means the waves get taller as they approach shore. in the day, as you look in santa cruz and crescent city. as the wave hits the continental shelf and comes on the beach as you can see those yellow waves which are about to or 3 ft. tall, they approached

jonathan blum is in capitola and joins us live with the latest on the clean up. >>jonathan: behind me there is a lot of work going on, that's taking place on a very tight timetable. the engineers and workers are trying to dig around inside a large hole in the ground that's the size of a backyard swimming pool, official pieces of debris before the rain starts up again. you can see a little closer look at exactly what's going on. this will open up in the ground very spontaneously about 4:30 p.m. yesterday. rain overwhelmed a six-foot live drainage pipe that was put in the crowd of over 40 years ago to divert water from the creek into the ocean. that pipeline seen this kind of rain and it actually made the pipes explode. residents said they were shocked when they saw exactly what was happening. in one case of fire fighter had to rescue a woman and a small child off the deck of their house because they were surrounded by rushing water. a spokesman told me about what the problem was and how to try to fix it. >> their pulling out a lot of the debris, and make sure the

jonathan blum has been keeping an eye on the radiation flint. >>jonathan: this is the power plant, four reactors all in trouble. a reactor to a crack in the containment pool and reactor for files and the fuel storage unit. all this causing particles to rise in the air. if you zoom out, you could see the big zero on the screen that's a narrow that is a mile tall. that shows how high the particles have to get in order to make their way along the pacific ocean. what carries them along as the jet stream. that is the when that goes from west east all the way around the earth in a band. a lot of fierce rain and wind that was in the atmosphere at the time cost a lot of those radiation particles to drop into the ocean instead of making their way to california. by wednesday and thursday and friday that radiation has in fact arrived in california but, so little they could barely measure. in l.a. there were no unusual readings part of that because the jet stream, the wind is a little further north because of the year. it is the same when that is brought st

jonathan blum kron 4 news.his man and he also goes by and a model, they believe he was the getaway driver. there was another suspect involved. please do not know his identity. it's believed there had to southern california or mexico. our coverage continues on line to watch the surveillance video in its entirety but a www.kron4.com. the vallejo police department is conducting an investigation into allegations of long- term sexual molestation of minors under the age of 14. the suspect is pictures on the screen john johnson. he is currently employed as a substitute custodian at everest academy. the victims report the sexual abuse started when there were eight to end 11 years old. johnson was arrested today at the school, he is currently being held at the solano county jail on $1.8 million bail. new call log showed confusion and pg&e crews scrambling but powerless to stop the gas pressure surges. kate thompson is here with more on the call log on that day in september. it just becomes more and more alarming the mor

>>pam: in san francisco decision is supposed to come down tonight jonathan blum is live this evening awaiting the decision. >>jonathan: just a few minutes, the school board here in san francisco is about to go into a closed meeting and that meeting will last however long it takes for them to figure how many teachers need to be laid off in the worst-case scenario. were thinking it could be in the neighborhood of 350 people, 200 teachers the rest administrators and other certificated staff. last year there were 900 layoff notices sent out, this year could be less. you'd remember san francisco has to account for the worse case scenario. the last year almost all of those last layoff notices got rescinded and they kept their jobs. this year the pictures may be a bit more grim. this year san francisco will have to use leftover stimulus money and perhaps about $8 million in city rainy day money. the closed-door session will go one further least the next hour or so. we will be back on the kron 4 news at 6:00 p.m. with an update. >>pam: in berkeley, a scare at berkeley technical high school a

jonathan blum has surveillance video. >> reporter: in san jose police have released new surveillance video of the moments after bloodily donegun battle. the video shows him chasing the club's owner that he was trying to kidnap in a dispute over drug money. with two other gunmen fatally injured he drags the man towards the door. the owner was shot several times, but survived. another gunman died in the back of the getaway car. the man whose shot sanchez and the driver of the car are still closed. >> mark: police are looking for this man, they believe he was the getaway driver. there's another suspect involved but they do not know the attended the of the other suspect. they believe he is headed towards southern california or mexico. mt. diablo voted last night they are issuing 180 pink slips to teachers and staff. that is required to be done by march 15th, the district grappling with the $280 million budget the needs to be trimmed by too many $2 million. 27 kindergarten through fifth grade teachers, 33 music teachers, 20 librarians. this is a worst-case scenario in case governor brown'

it would address the state's 26 and a half billion dollar deficit, jonathan blum tells us why governorrown is trying to wrap things up by thursday. >> reporter: he wants a special election in june, to do that he needs a compromise right now. the election when asked voters to extend temporary tax hikes that would otherwise expire june 30th. those taxes make up half of brown's plan to raise the deficit. it would take three months to organize that special election, so he has only days to convince four of republican lawmakers to vote for it. they have ask for pension reform, looser regulation for business, changes to the tax code without that they will not allow a special election. brown will not give up on the compromise he thinks it will just take a few more days. >> darya: sheriffs association says it is imperative, that the lawmakers and the governor come to an agreement. they say without a budget agreement local public said it will be crippled. they say a lack of the budget would lack the funds for police, probation officers. >> mark: the city of oakland deal in with its own deficit.

. >> and this tree crashed behind an apartment complex on blum road. no one hurt. >> heavy winds and rain caused maij year problems as the storm front passed through marin county. a 150-year-old white oak tree fell, crashing into a parked car. it snagged pg&e lines and damaged a power pole, leaving 200 homes without electricity. service is not expected to be restored until 11:30 tonight. a mother and daughter just seconds from getting into the car crush bid that tree. >> by wife and daughter were in the house putting shoes on getting trod leave for the day. they heard a crash like a thunderbolt. lightning bolt z looked outside, tree had fallen and hit the car, demolishing it. >> a broken pipe triggered a mudslide on scenic drive. >> wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour made traveling over bay area bridges dangerous today, prohibiting empty semi trucks from traveling over the bridge from 9:15 this morning forcing drivers to wait or find alternate routes. >> and i can go through dangers. >> they can go back to this area but that is the only way. >> i've go

this tree crashed behind apartment complex on blum road. nobody was hurt. >> well to the north bay. which also took some rough weather hits today. more on that from wayne friedman. >> this is the news monterey 0that lost the lottery. millions of trees survived but this one beat the odds. in doing it took out a house and nearly killed calvin. >> i just watching the trees for the wind and then i saw one branch coming down and i thought it was just a branch coming on the roof an it was the whole tree slow motion coming down on top of it. went writ over the top of my head. >>reporter: he's okay though the house will need work. and maybe it's a met for describe ago day with lots of action more than enough water filling creek and fight quite a few close call. >> typical of storms in western sonoma county. nothing new fours. >>reporter: out of the ordinary? yes. 1 80 fat tall 3 foot wide douglas fir fell in the camp it took out telephone, internet, cable tv and power for 3 56 residence who might get their electricity back tomorrow. no it is not the end of the world begin convenience just t

jonathan blum starts our coverage on this issue in san francisco. >>jonathan: the san francisco school board is having to really figure out the worst case scenario. they don't know yet how much money they're going to get from the state of california. they have to plan for the worst when it comes to layoffs. they could be laying off 425 teachers and administrators and that the vote on those numbers in the meeting is taking place now. we have video of the meeting where the superintendent essentially told staff that they have to provide present them with the worst case scenario. the state is considering the budget and they would have the budget until some time or the course of the summer. the school district is legally required to send future the notice that they might be laid off by the 15th of this month. notices printed off and in the mail. it is possible that the layoff notices could be rescinded later this year. the governor is trying to put tax measures on the ballot that would give schools more money. the school district is also try to get eight

>>pam: jonathan blum joins us now live via our stream box technology with the latest developments inallegations. >>marty: there is a news conference right around the corner of the public defender's office, now were here at the hall of justice trying to get answers. their actually searching in a way that is completely legal. this is no exception. the videotape according to the public defender shows police officers in plain clothes and train an apartment building by walking into the crash door behind a car of our resident who lives there. then the video according to the public defender shows the officers with other stars visible anymore on their body walking down the hall unquestioning resident at the end of the hall about the smell of marijuana that was coming from his apartment. the public defenders said the smell was not enough probable cause for search and seizure so they would need permission from the residence. the officers in question told a judge on the stand it that they did get permission to enter the man's home, but that man represented by the public defender tells a differe

jonathan blum gives us a look. >>jonathan: one of the things we've been hearing is 3 mi.ge we've seen in japan. if that were happen in the bay area, we did dissimulation. that sort of tsunami did not hear but if it did we would approximate the area it would cover on our google earth map. this would be based on the elevation and distance from shore. obviously some of the communities like half moon bay, that out or not up these would be absolutely flooded. on the other side of the santa cruz mountains things like pacifica its low-lying area, the waves to lap up against those cliffs. in a situation like this pacifica would experience flooding. everything west of 280. in san francisco, things would look grand jury had pretty much everything west of 20 would have some flooding. all told the park would be under water for moments after that wave. neighborhoods like the rated district are particularly low lying. parts of the presidio would temporarily be under water during the peak surge as of the tsunami. as you could see the entire richmond district would be flooded. 3 mi. and

jonathan blum is your this that shows those plants on google earth and explain how save those two plants are. >>jonathan: these are different from the one in japan. the diablo planted and the plant near san diego you can see here. the diablo plant is the one we talked about before because it is the closest one to the bay. like the plants in japan it is on the pacific coast. the differences its elevation is different because its 8,500 ft. from sea level which means a 30 ft. tsunami would not damage this plan. it is considerably larger and new work. this plant has two reactors as opposed to six reactors at the fukushima plant. those reactors use a different cooling system that is said to be more safe in the event of an earthquake. the plant in san diego also about 85 ft. above sea level and this plan also has two reactors each generating about a thousand megawatts. both plants use ocean water to cool themselves. ocean water also one of the methods being used to cool down those reactors in the fukushima plant in japan. here once again, as you fly in at the map you could see how high up the

jonathan blum has the latest. >> reporter: in san jose police have released new surveillance video club moments after a bloody gun battle at the nightclub. they are looking for this man and then identified third gunmen who police say got away. the video shows him chasing the club's owner who he was tried to kidnap in a dispute over drug money. the two other gunmen were fatally wounded the third drags him towards the door. the owner, was shot several times but survived. another gunmen seeing where no one had died in the back of the getaway car. the man whose job it sanchez and the driver are still long list. >> mark: police are looking for this man he goes by the man mano, and arnaldo. they believe he was the getaway driver. there is a second suspect who is unidentified. did you caught up with weather, everyone excited about the warm up around the bay area. >> louisa: we are still seeing some clouds hanging around, we will through the day today, but lots of bright sunshine. temperatures in the '70s today it could be the warmest day of the week. we have a chance and rain in the forecast f

and i know i'm going to be followed by one of my great friends, earl blum an hour. and there's a lot of myths about washington and one is that we don't get along. republicans don't like democrats and democrats don't like republicans. well, that's not true. actually this town has a lot to do with relationships. and earl and i have been lucky enough to work together on a number of issues including these issues that bring you to washington today. i wish that i could stand before you and tell you that there is good news in what's about to occur relatively to transportation funding. but that would be a big fat lie so i'm not going to tell you. i spent 14 years on the transportation committee. was there when bud shuster put together t-21 as the aftermath to ice t, the historic legislation. and frankly t-21 was good legislation. chairman shuster pushed the envelope. he amended the house rules and that drove the appropriators crazy and i'm supposed to tell you it was bad bad bad but at the time it was really good in that the outlays, the appropriators were always constraine

jonathan blum has more. >> reporter: san jose police are looking for the driver of a honda accord thatith a police officer. they say the police officers in the hospital after he was in the motorcycle in ran into the back of the 2004 honda accord. the driver made a right turn at the intersection. the police officer rear ended him. as soon as the driver sped off to became a felony. they say he isthe driver is knows he was hit by the police officer but took up anyway. >> reporter: we will show you where it is snowing later, it but it doesn't look like any snow on the way in san francisco is especially when you see the sunday ♪ have a good daisy ♪ eat well, live long ♪ have a good daisy, work out, get strong ♪ ♪ when you need a lift, just sing a song ♪ ♪ and have a good daisy ♪ have a good daisy with a natural treat ♪ ♪ have a good daisy, healthy foods to eat ♪ ♪ when you want some joy, dance to the beat ♪ ♪ and have a good daisy [ female announcer ] enjoy the fresh, 100% natural choice in cottage cheese. ♪ have a good daisy ♪ have a good daisy >> reporter: doing your job the right way. a