crews have removed a large boulders from this side of the street yet. in factor putting in these large concrete barriers that you concede just behind the comet to prevent future rocks from rolling under in the next big storm. in san francisco, nicole kron 4 news. >>vicki: weather coverage continues on line, check out the next day's forecast or watched the satellite. log on to www.kron4.com and click on the weather tab. alaska airlines had 140 flight cancellations today, the airline's computer system used for flight planning failed. the airline canceled the five as a full-fledged and laid a half-dozen more. if oakland have one flight canceled. they expect to have their flights back on track by tomorrow morning. still ahead, rebel fighters in libya claimed a major victory. japan's nuclear concerns continue. we show of the new nintendo 3 d yes. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby

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 morni

crews haven't moved a large boulders from the street yet. in fact they're putting in these large concrete barriers that you could see just behind me to prevent future rocks from rolling down during the next big storm. in san francisco, nicole kron 4 news. >>maureen: weather continues online you could check out the next day's forecaster watch the satellite and track the storm still ahead on kron 4 news, the new census shows just how fast the hispanic population is growing. fighters to libya claimed a major victory, japan's nuclear concerns continue to escalate. we show what the new nintendo 3 ds which hit stores sunday. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-app

so we started looking for the largest boulders we could find. i had them stand and created 3d models of the boulders and then put it into a bear form, which was then engineered on the campus. there he is getting his head. 23 feet tall, weighing 180 ton. continuing to think about these stacked stones. a native american figure of stacked stones. a trail marker here that you're on the right path. i was thinking about ebenezer. in hebrew, it translates to stone of hope. samuel erected a stone as a sign of god's promise. here you see a male figure. all of these images were in the back of my head when jill contacted me. there is a drawn from an italian painter from the renaissance. so i had these images in my head. i was interested in putting a figure together, perhaps from concrete. jill mentioned this ramp was going to be demolished. it seemed like an ideal point to start with. here we have a slightly earlier rendition of my design. if we could have a drum roll here. i am proposing a 40-foot tall figure composed of harvested elements of the bus ramp

you can see the empty hall left from a boulder that dropped off this hillside to boulders file on this car, one of them less than an inch away from another. neighbors camera quickly snapping these photos some are pretty shaken out, others say this is not the first time. >> next to that one is another one. it happened a few weeks ago. >> is little alarming. >> it's pretty big. it could've been worse. they got no one was hurt. >> to the damaged car was towed out, all the rest of the cars have been moved, crews have not removed the boulders. in fact their action putting in these large concrete barriers rape behind me to prevent future rocks falling down. --right beh >> justine: you can always get your forecast on www.kron4.com just click on the weather tab you can also find the most recent forecast buyer forecasters they're on there. authorities in vacaville are searching for someone planted a pipe bomb in a newspaper. it exploded as a man picked up in his driveway. >> reporter: this is where the man picked up his newspaper, this is where the bomb went off you can see the crater, it has s

fairfield, san jose, boulder creek, and continuing towards the later afternoon. with even 3 in.in fall. by the time everything is said and done, with two-3 in.. very impressive totals. two-three-quarters of inches and nearly 3 in. in san jose. windy. for late tonight and tuesday. the high wind advisory for the entire bay area up to 40 m.p.h.! gusting up to 60 m.p.h. a blustery wet day and this could be a great weekend to stay indoors. hoscattered shower activity tomorrow. very windy conditions will accommodate that storm showers will fill in behind it. as we make your way towards the workweek the rainfall will stick with us until thursday. >> isabel: march madness the women are getting ready. >> marty: bears were treated badly. >> gary: cal basketball, the second chance and mike montgomery said team had victory. against colorado, jorege back, forth, many people think that it should be in the ncaa tournament. and and charlotte, his son had 22 points for colorado. shannon sharpe, no relation to the family, 89-72. california defeated. santa clara, the c i t department, where they p

this boulder was too big to fit in the bag. a delicate operation that required cutting into the hill with each group to stabilizing the hillside cuts and more to come down. sending traffic in both directions was stopped during each level. some drivers did not have time to wait for the job to finish which took hours even using several trucks to load and haul the slide away. when the work was done this inside lane was blocked by the slide was cleared and reopened to traffic. in the oakland hills, kron 4 news. >>pam: huge rockslide that ticketed 200 ft. section of nelson road outside scotts valley, is still sliding. the hillside is not stable and the rain is only making matters worse. it is blocked vehicle access to some three dozen homes. more than 60 people have been forced to walk to and from their homes. it will be weeks if not months before the bronx and downed trees can be pushed aside. santa cruz public works says they have decided to build a new road around the slide. we were out in the pouring rain today plotting a course

the boulders that felt thankfully did not hurt anybody. they are so big that chris will need to give limited to clean them up. >> i'm so happy that some of the west driving by or bicycling buyout led the it boulder team down. >> reporter: i cannot even get close because of danger of the situation but i did see a lot of cars swerve to it not hit the boulders. if you're driving by the slowdown. reporting for kron4 news. a >> marty: at the snow was falling it said the crew's pre take a look at this youtube video. completely white covered by health. -- pale. hill insiders as well. this is from saturday afternoon. it is falling very steadily. if you have any video or whether it footage please send it to us at breakingnews@kron4.com. >> isabel: the first day of spring continues to bring stormy weather. it may damper it that for a sunday street event of this year. it is a city sponsored event for the roads are closed to make room for pedestrians and bicyclists. this week's event is going to be held along the embarcadero and mission bay. it is fro

a pair of huge boulders came down on cars parked near 12th and cantara. fortunately, no one was walking on the sidewalk below when the rocks came crashing down and the only damage was to the cars. >>> and not the best day to be on the water. a boat capsized in san francisco about 8:00 this morning. two people were dumped into the bay and the coast guard pulled them to safety. >>> it's become a familiar sight this week in the bay area. another tree losing its grip in soggy soil. this one fell in the oakland hills just off highway 13. it took down power lines and of course closed the road until crews could remove it. >>> and it was the same story in the peninsula. highway 84 was closed for more than seven hours today. these are landslides in the fallen trees. the debris has been cleared and the road is open. >> a sewage leak is being watched tonight. a small amount of overflow was reported from a man hold. the county sanitation district says it is flowing at a sanoma creek, but not enough to be any danger to fish or wildlife. and work continues tonight to r

this is a pica that some refer to as a boulder bunny. they are common in colorado where i live and on the top of mountains and sensitive to temperature. they can die if it's greater than 80 degrees, and that's why they live high in the boulder fields in 13,000 and 14,000 foot mountains. on the left is where in orange where the pica is found today. on the right is what the projection is for 2100 what is suitable habitat. you can see it's a dramatic reduction in the range, and therefore it's potentially very, very dangerous for the species fate. just to sum up the global warming threat is, of course, involving warmer temperatures, but it also involves altered precipitation, and that's important in a place like the southwest. because of changes, we're seeing big shifts in vegetation and habitat because naturally they are in such close proximity. we're going to have a thinner snow pack because of warmer temperatures and higher evaporation rates, and higher insect rates. that all leads to wild fires. wild fires are a natural part of the south

this morning, another large boulder crashed down into this home. the woman escaped. >> issue was 10 ft. into the house? we would've been extracted per instead of the rock. it looks like it impacted the lower story on the right hand side of this house. thankfully it minister. >> this is through nelson road they fully--it missed her. >>catherine: haazig madyun oakland hills. mountain boulevard, a 70 ft. black acacia tree this massive tree stretches all the way across the street. blocking the entire roadway. oakland police division is called in to assist. access to highway no. 13 was temporarily eroded. the oakland public works crew had to reroute and remove this tree. >> another tree this large pine tree can down in martinez. it is pretty impressive. it was 30-40 years old. julie parish and sent it in, a viewer. the two-story home did not suffer damage. pretty impressive picture. we would love to feature your photos. your people to the bill them athe mill thethe mie-mail @breas @ kron 4 .com >> of visibility is basically 0 on south to 80. this terrib

if >>pam: to boulders- two boulders and sunset neighborhood of the side walk is blocked.y workers tried to assess and stabilize this a real officials say the rainfall caused this problem and a yoviwer sent us these proper photographs. a viewer said us these photographs and fortunate, no injuries. kate thompson is in the san paolo life. kate? >>reporter: the major operation was clearing these trees out. you can see this pile of debris. trimming these trees, branches off or cutting these down altogether. they are not worried about this backyard. what they are worried about is down the hill. several homes and erosion is continuing to erode. all eyes are on what happened down this hill 25-30 years ago. it is coming off the this hill has had previous problems. many of these homeowners had no idea. >> no longer able to live in her home with a yellow- tagged with the unstable foundation she has no idea that the hillside had a scary history. pictures provided by nabors walker saw similarities from this land a slide in the and early 1980's and what is currently going on in her bac

. >> cal was playing in boulder, colorado, where they get buffaloed. straight up.got to see this one. >>> also, the giants send out a variety of pitchingrycho t upend the rival zoj edodgers. sports is next. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. >>> good evening. the men's tournament enters its third round tomorrow. also stanford opens the women's tournament. cal women are still in the n.i.t. they play colorado monday in boulder. that's where the cal men were tonight also in the n.i.t. facing the buffaloes in the second round. gutierrez had 16 points on the night after the scramble on the floor. he gets the three but ended up leaving with a head injury. bad news fo

boulder, pre to 4 in.. we could see more as we go into the end of the week. for the rest of the bay area out rainfall totals between 1-2 in.. more is on the lake. cephalon to this year. loss of snow fall into tonight. as well, tuesday and would soon. the next system is arriving once it the chance for some heavy snow. here's future cuts. we're looking at the week ahead. rainy weather for tuesday. more wet weather is expected. thirsted, it is for custody in the strongest month period of heavy rain. strong winds. possibly 50 mi. per hour. more rain coming up this to go into the weekend as will appear curious saturday. there is some showers. sunday, rain, in the forecasts prov. highs for the date = upper 50s. temperatures still below average. clouds and sunshine passing showers and with of a thunderstorm. looking ahead for the next seven days. it is busy. not so much for tomorrow. the rain is coming in tuesday night. heavy rain and strong winds maybe 40 mi. per hour. in another system is doing for thursday. as strong system for the week. friday will be a little b

one boulder fell on the car, another one was inches away from another car.bors were shaken but nobody was hurt. out of santa cruz, and your shot this yesterday. major flooding, it took away some plants been no significant damage. >> mark: power has been restored in yosemite it was closed for three days as power lines fell and blocked roads. all part services are fully operation with the exception of yosemite valley campgrounds. >> darya: 7:35 a.m. alive look at tahoe they have clouds and sunshine and plenty of fresh milk. >> mark: watching bay area weather, sunshine and temperatures cooler than they have been used to. upper 40's for san francisco mid-40s towards oakland. a big warmup expected this week with highs expecting a decrease by thursday. small mno major stormg up. best days wednesday, thursday, friday. new details we are learning about a man who died in a shooting near san francisco's meat market neighborhood. 23 year-old joshua of richmond was shot and killed. he was taken to the general hospital where he died shortly after shooting. another victim

boulder creek between eight and 9 in. of rain in the past seven days. that leads to flooding.bay and sonoma county hills close to 7 in.. and about 5 in. in marin county. a lot of rain, but it's all coming to an end up starting tonight. we have light sprinkles out there that's beginning to taper off after midnight. all this rain will be over and that will lead up to a mostly sunny day tomorrow with warming temperatures getting into the upper 50s and low to mid '60's. it will slow the warm-up, tuesday a little bit warmer still. there is a weather system that will slide by tuesday however, were just going to get crushed with the tail wind of it. look for clouds and maybe a couple sprinkles for the north bay. temperatures getting a few degrees warmer, low 60s san francisco, close to 70 for concord in san jose. by the end of the week, we may have '70's even 80s in the bay area especially inland. here at 10:00 p.m., there are the light showers and sprinkles that they are pretty much done by 1:00 a.m.. still plows left over for tomorrow morning. a lot of low clouds hanging out. they

heavier downpours, also around boulder creek, upper 40s and low 50s. chilly morning out there and we will look for that unstable atmosphere today to continue to produce some showers, possibility of a thunderstorm. looking at more rain, especially tomorrow and then by sunday, not everyone is going to see the rain. everyone will see milder weather beginning sunday afternoon, until 3:00 for strong within currents and large breaking waves anywhere from 15-18 feet. look at this next system, even though your evening commute won't be too bad, wee hours of this morning, next cold front will gather the rain and that is going to have you wake up to very soggy saturday. by sunday this system goes a little bit further north and we'll see more widely scattered showers, but in the mountains, they are still counting on the feet of snow continuing to fall until 11:00 today. lots of road closures there. scattered showers and heavy downpours today. another cold front bringing about half an inch to an inch of rain tomorrow. more scattered showers sunday and big change fo

fortunately the boulders did not heard anybody. unfortunately they are so big that they will love to wait until monday to clear them up. >> i am so happy that to nobody was driving by or bicycling but when this came down. >> reporter: we were not even able to the nearest because it is too dangerous. as the toes of the night here. three cars almost crashed if you are on the road the slowdown. >> vicki: pale, is falling and said the crews begin to look at this video that we found a new two. brown by the host, completely wiped from the hair. it is with the. national weather has issued a flash flood watch. it took effect this hour. it will last until sunday afternoon. more now on how this looking. >> reporter: drivers on highway 17 dealt with high winds. low visibility. there were signs like this one through the santa cruz mountains. were my the people to slow down. this kind of weather conditions as bad. >> say until it stops raining. it needs to staysail. just know that the road is wet. if the substrate is more dangerous. the much in

the neighborhood of sunset a car has a mass of boulder massive debt-bolder. that bolder came tumbling down. that massive bolder crews have section that off but it is an ongoing problem. >>jacqueline: them with nice we, with temperatures warming up. the breeze is picking up, notice that the flag with a 10 m.p.h.-20 m.p.h. temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s. we of war the public to 64 degrees. sant we have come in all the way up to 64, in the santa rosa, antioch. tomorrow, with a storm system. all of this rain is forecast to remain to the north of the bay area. perhaps a few sprinkles in the northern portion of the counter but that is about it. freezing clouds throughout the day and gusting winds. tswith northern portions of the county--with 70 near san jose and even warmer for wednesday. look for the 70's in san francisco, oakland, upper 70's in nearly 80 degrees towards santa rosa, concord and san jose. more about your warm forecast in a few minutes. >>pam: monday traffic, this is the traffic moving well in all directions. after all the rainfall is gone,

boulders that you see here, at the public works department, they set up the staircase to protect homeowners. however, this man says he's not taking any chances and set up by one of his own to protect his house should be held come down any further across the road. there surveyor's here on this site doing mapping that will be used by engineers who ultimately designed a fix to stabilize the hillside. d.c. that telephone up there? there's not much ground underneath it, in fact, the guide wire you see they're basically unanchor, for the telephone poll is completely exposed. an additional concern for residents here with more rain in the forecast. in the oakland hills, kron 4 news. >>pam: opening statements today in the perjury trial of former giants slugger barry bonds. kron 4 is here at the federal courthouse where things just wrapped up for the day. >>dan: the first witness took the stand today. we also heard statements, they say barry bonds is responsible for tuesday july. it they say, he lighted ever taken steroids. then they said he had lied specifically he indicated he didn't know what he w

two huge boulders, white lincoln avoided being crushed but suffered damage to the front and side. was closed by police. in mill valley around noon, a large hunk of dirt slid away. it took out a water line and tlbtd a home. it and two others were evacuated. >> in geo technical person to see how the hillside was and asked us to leave while they did that. >> one home was red-tagged. they summed up the week's weather. >> it's been relentless, the wind, especially here with the redwood trees, power outages. it's been relentless. >> if there is one place, it's here at the junction of 12 and 121 in sonoma county. the water was about foot deep and caused a huge traffic jam. in oakland a oak tree dropped in the east oakland hills closing one lane. on 84 a flag caused a power pole to snap. this huge portion fell away. the road sign is 6 feet below where it once stood. >> no damage to private property and no injuries. as long as it doesn't rain we'll be in good shape. >> as long as it doesn't rain too much in the next couple of days everybody will be in better shape. >>> the city of san pabl

hell's causing a large boulder to come down.cian to come out to make sure it is safe for work crews. >> this reservoir is full to the top and spilling over. this concrete his housing the overflow, with 4.62 in. to 97 percent capacity to completely full this is drinking water for gilroy, farmers, ranchers and with 101 percent of the 20 years seasonable average. it is continuing to sell for at least one more week. it is continuing snowfall for at least one more week. >>reporter:tiburon, boats from drifting. and this, ran aground and n tuiburon, maureen kelly. >> in san francisco, working crews are trying to clean up debris. 14th avenue saw its branches and trees they saw its share this weekend. it is been a giant mess with working crews taking this all for with 138 calls. received. they will likely receive more. in answering the most urgent, first. >>reporter: epa is telling kron 4 that so far, air monitoring devices have only amounted air traces of so small. the spokesperson says that on a scale from 1-100 is under one the contin

this is a pica that some refer to as a boulder bunny. they are common in colorado where i live and on the top of mountains and sensitive to temperature. they can die if it's greater than 80 degrees, and that's why they live high in the boulder fields in 13,000 and 14,000 foot mountains. on the left is where in orange where the pica is found today. on the right is what the projection is for 2100 what is suitable habitat. you can see it's a dramatic reduction in the range, and therefore it's potentially very, very dangerous for the species fate. just to sum up the global warming threat is, of course, involving warmer temperatures, but it also involves altered precipitation, and that's important in a place like the southwest. because of changes, we're seeing big shifts in vegetation and habitat because naturally they are in such close proximity. we're going to have a thinner snow pack because of warmer temperatures and higher evaporation rates, and higher insect rates. that all leads to wild fires. wild fires are a natural part of the south

two huge boulders. white lincoln avoided being crushed but suffered damage on the front and side. the street around 12th avenue was closed by police. in mill valley around noon, a large hung of dirt slipped away and threatened a home. it and two on others below were evacuated. >> they asked us for us to leave. >> one home was red-tagged. >> it's been relentless. it's been scary. the wind, especially here with the redwood trees. power outages, it's been relentless. >> if one place, it's here at the junction of 12 and 121 in sonoma county, the water was a foot deep. in oakland, a small slide started a rock slide and closed one lane. a flagpole caused a pole to snap cause go pg&e to close a road. >> this portion of the road fell away. that road sign is six feet below where it once stood. >> no damage to private property no injuries. as long as it doesn't rain we'll be in pretty good shape. >> reporter: as long as it doesn't rain, it's a good bet everybody will be in better shape. >>> floodwaters at sea lev

closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: in san francisco a pair of two boulders broke loose and landed on two cars. no one was hurt but the road has been shut down. officials say it will stay shut down until at least 24 hours after the rain has stopped, and just to make sure that hill is stabilized. >>> residents in 160 homes in the pleasant ridge area are being warned not to drink the tap water until at least monday because a water main was damaged by a landslide on friday. crews were able to build a bypass, and residents are urged to consive -- conserve water. >> people heading to the sierra were caught in traffic for two hours. ski areas report it another four feet of snow on top of the snow they have already received. the forest service says avalanche danger is possible. chains are required on i-80 from placer county to the donner lake interchange. no chains required on highway 50 but there's a high wind advisory. >>> up next, the forecast. we'll see -- will we see more snow and rain this weekend? and when will we see the sun? leigh glaser knows. >> mike: oop

. >> alan: in san francisco, a pair of huge boulders broke away from a hill and hit two parked cars. it happened in the golden gate park neighborhood. no one was hurt but the street has been shut down. officials say it will stay shut down at least until 24 hours after the rain has stopped. just to make sure that hillside is stabilized. >> let's move on to the peninsula where highway 84 is completely shut town between wouldside and skyline. the landslide has trees blocking the highway out bit -- but it's expected to re-open in the next hour. >>> finally, in santa cruz county, part of this road has washed away. this is happening near mt. herman road, and traffic is down to one lane. the road leads to a community that is trying to dig itself out of a land slide that brokeaway earlier this week. you can upload your weather photos and video to ureport.abc7news.com. you can e-mail them to us at ureport@kgo tv.com. >> there's much more still ahead, including the latest from libya, where rebels have made new gains. >>> a look back at the first woman to run for vice-president with a major par

their spark bluing is from denver had nearly 50 friends and family at this game in boulder. he scores all 15 in the first half. but colorado led by three at the break. he injured his knee in the second half while buffalo's cory higgins caught fire. he is from danville and the son of former warrior rod. but you want to see this colorado's shannon sharp. shannon, you're so vicious. shannon sharp and the buffaloes win 89-72. cal finishes the season 18-15. >>> also tonight santa clara stayed alive in the less impressive college insider better known as cit. broncos beat air force 88-75. >>> two pac 10 teams survived in the dramatic ncaa. charlotte and 7th seeded washington. runs right through the georgia defenders. wilcox could have put the game away by making this free-throw. but no georgia gets the rebound one last chance for a three pointer. he can't convert. number 10 georgia is beat 68- 65. >>> in cleveland today the 8th seeded georgia mason in the white injuries veries take on villanova. pats take it at 28 seconds left. what kind of shot is that? that's not even close. geor

their spark bluing is from denver had nearly 50 friends and family at this game in boulder. he scores all 15 in the first half. but colorado led by three at the break. he injured his knee in the second half while buffalo's cory higgins caught fire. he is from danville and the son of former warrior rod. but you want to see this colorado's shannon sharp. shannon, you're so vicious. shannon sharp and the buffaloes win 89-72. cal finishes the season 18-15. >>> also tonight santa clara stayed alive in the less impressive college insider better known as cit. broncos beat air force 88-75. >>> two pac 10 teams survived in the dramatic ncaa. charlotte and 7th seeded washington. runs right through the georgia defenders. wilcox could have put the game away by making this free-throw. but no georgia gets the rebound one last chance for a three pointer. he can't convert. number 10 georgia is beat 68- 65. >>> in cleveland today the 8th seeded georgia mason in the white injuries veries take on villanova. pats take it at 28 seconds left. what kind of shot is that? that's not even close. geor

the mountain town of boulder creek receive add good soaking. the weather soon arrived in downtown san jose where just crossing the street was an ordeal. in san mateo the situation was more serious. for a brief time, when a tornado warning was issued just before noon. stephanie padres works in a near by school. >> it's just warned everybody to stay indoors. there's a tornado warning and we just weren't to go outside until they heard other wise. >> reporter: plenty of people were outside in downtown san mateo despite the warning and the weather. >> it's been torrential i just came from sunnyvale. it's been very scary on the freeway. >>> this is near milpedas see that rooster tail of a splash. those cars are driving through 3-inches of water according to the chp. >> people just need to take it really slow. >> reporter: we talked to chp officer lori gonzalez at the scene of a dual trailer crash on highway 101 near mountain view. the truck smashed a highway sign and ended up in the bushes backing up traffic for about a mile. the driver is okay. fort

. >> in boulder, the bulls bulls go in for a run. 89-72 and it is hibernation time for the bears.he stanford woman will host the uc davis ago gives in the first round tomorrow? david and geliath, you think? >> you go this into this game, i think what is important for us tomorrow is we are going to enjoy this experience and tomorrow, i think we can go into the game thinking win or loss situations. you know, we're going to go out there, play hard, compete when we can compete and see what happens. g at least keep smart. never looks fatter, you know. warriors and phoenix, the rice is keep minutes h. e scored all 40. it was another day at the office. steve nash, 17 points, 10 assists. grant hill has double digits. so the aggies tomorrow, your daughter goes to uc defense, what's an agie? >> but actually, they are have a hot as a bat cot. >> chai don't they came a the long involved story? >> because it's long and involved and i don't tuns all the questions of. >> go ann gives. >> go stanford, think. gastro go outside. tweet in your questions. check out cbssf.com sports. ,, the next, you

there is not a boulder in site. >> and there is so much snow falling workers are having to clear sidewalks, and roadways. and there is another concern is coming weeks when spring does arrive here. and the sierra snow pack is the main source of drinking water for 23 mimin californians as it melts and flows into the state's reservoir systems. the too many rain storms from hawaii known as pineapple expresses could speed up the process, and cause flooding. >> there is is a little event that could have a draw matic impact. so we're trying to stay on top of that. >> and one weather historian tells me the most snow was 883 inches back in 1907. this is since we're towards the end of the season, we're unlikely to break the record, still, this season is worth noting. >> and the sierra snow pack is the deepest it's been in years right now. today's readings show statewide the snow pack is 148% of normal. this central sierra, including lake tahoe is, higher, 14% of average for the season. there is more snow coming. >> there is a former business partner, barry bonds testified for the prosecution today s

you could see those large boulders, rocks, debris even trees that have been rooted out of the soil. you can see this lighter color soil here is actually the recent mudslide activity that happened. up top to the left, you could see the darker colored soil is actually from another mudslide that happened just a few days ago. even the pavement is still dirty from the clean up the crews had to do. further on, you could see there's also a smaller landslide that happened on the shoulder. the main concern right now was obviously the s curve where cars coming around may not see this landslide. crews are on the scene getting ready to clean this up. in alameda county, kron 4 news. >>vicki: anytime you can catch us live you could always check out our forecast on www.kron4.com. you could find the most recent forecast in a row just try and and what the other forecasters. if authorities are searching for someone who planted a bomb inside and newspaper. it exploded as the man picked it up in his driveway this morning. kron 4 has more on what happened. >>reporter: this is where the man picked up his

inspired by driving through the desert, admiring whether granite boulders, -- suggesting animal parts, a teddy bear shapes. i was contacted by the stewart collection, a sculpture collection in san diego, and this was in the back of my mind. they were interested in an idea. they were interested in an idea. so we started looking for th

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option would airlift several thousands of people back to egypt at the tunisian boulder with the first flight later -- border, with the first flight later today. i am glad britain can play such an important part in doing that. >> mr. speaker, can i join the prime minister in a tribute regarding the nine regiments logistics course? they both showed enormous heroes and encourage and our thoughts are with their family and friends. i would like to pass on the condolences for those affected by the earthquake. we're looking at the national development secretary. we want to deal with the united nations high commission for refugees in dealing with a growing refugee emergency on the libyan border. >> i thank the gentleman for his questions. in addition to steps enacted during the tunisian border, something is docked somethingben ghazi. he asked specifically about helping with many organizations. we are in close touch with them. we are delighted that we did -- we will coordinate the effort in palestine. we will do everything we can to coordinate this effort. we have many tents and the equipment

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take a look at the photo submitted by don gwynn of boulder creek. submitted to you report powered by you tube. neighbor tree smashed her car and you can see it crush the car under the carport. we have another photo to show you submitted by paul french to you report powered by you tube. king veil off i 80. you can see how snowed in the cabin was. over the weekend some of the resorts are reporting up to four feet of snow. weekend storm brought independent gust locally up to 70 miles an hour in some spots. things calmed down quite a bi bit. numbers in the 40's and the 50's. short break tonight. wet and windy by tuesday afternoon and stronger storm is coming on thursday. high surf advisory in effect until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. we lack at large breaking waves on the order of 15 to 18 feet and strong rip current certainly a possibility. current wave height are 10 to 13 feet. is here's the satellite and radar. here's the storm that went through. obviously brought us several inches of rain over the weekend. another storm this is our next storm is i

not a boulder is in sight. >> and one historian tells me the most snow that fell in the sierra was 1907. and there is a worry when spring does arrive here rain storms from high if there are too many of these pine aprilem expresses could melt snow faster than the reservoirs in canals can handle causing flood and a lot of other problems. for now ski resorts are enjoying this bouncy and maybe some will be tempted to stay open way past easter. >> and there is yosemite national park closed for a third day knocking out power and brought down rocks and trees and is costing locals money and spoiling vacations for tourists. george warren got into the valley and is live tonight. >> and this is because of heavy snow and it remains closed because that same storm knocked out power. and and yosemite landmarks appear briefly as fog lifts. sadly there are precious few people here in the park tone joy the view. how else can you explain a herd of mule deer? >> sometimes you'll see deer into this and and this is pretty special. >> and there is heavy snow causing problems last weekend. it's what happened o

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the nat in boulder. >>> facing crisis domestic and across the world at least the president has his priorities >> i'm thinking kansas. just because i think they are deeper. they always feel bad about losing when the president picks them. they will go all the way. >> have you any other help? >> i read your column and then disregarded everything you said. >> that's the way to do it. here are our picks. i will take ohio state, ken, ucla, you are out of your mind. dana has kansas, that's a good pick and san diego state. roberta, that explains a lot. they went to san diego state but that's a good gone. >>> fans treated to another bad inning. david lee up ahead to monte led by 18 in the first half. 26 for ellis. it was ac law providing the scoring for the other -- season high 15. the lead was down to five. dallas took control -- jump shot, please. >> why even dribble? >> they come back to beat the warriors. >>> danny was docked $80,000 as part of a two game -- part of his suspension for elbowing last night. >>> give me the top five. watch number five. white of alabama state, he didn't enjoy his trip

boulder creek is looking for it 3 in.. all of that. coming down will be issuing a flood watch. do not to be surprised if it covers of the bay area. the flood watch is in effect until sunday night. streams and creeks or will rise rapidly. potential flooding. that includes their roads. if you come across water on the road do not try and cross it. turnaround. don't drown. >>darya: he is mixing up the rind. it is bolted brown, a turnaround. >>james: showers into the next week. 6:36 a.m.. good morning george. >>george: are you sure it it isn't do not beat, escalate? >>louisa: (laughter) we have not seen any traffic jams. here at the bay bridge you can see, light traffic. we are past 638 can. we have not yet seen it then be during flights activated for the west bound ride. your drive it through san francisco is problem free on the end of the central. it is winning well, i lot of wet pavement out there. no reports of flooding or standing up water to create hydroplaning. we still have an advisory it for high wind and rain. 80s from the summit to end the wind advisory and traffic adviso