catherine? >>catherine: the rain coming down at 4 in. per hour. that led to mud and rock slides. this is conference drive and felton brought is showing us. >> one of the many mudslides and out of conference drive, from felton. a result of the heavy rainfall. working crews are trying to clear the debris. this large trees tucked in the middle. getting a chain around that to pull it away. is obstructing the entrance. the hopefully, sometime today. rob fladeboe. >>catherine: and with the creek levels all day. different times of the day. to the latest of what is happening. keitour only reporter daniel? >> the good news is that the level has dropped a little bit sensed noon. i can show you by coming over sense- noon. the vertical is indicative of where the weathe water level was. it is still a lot of water and people are still concerned. what some businesses were due in preparation. took metal grate storm covers off the storm drains. to clear any possible debris. and even sandbags. ply we flood blocks in front of their doors and windows plywood- flood blocks--five years ago, the water

>>catherine: thank you, danileel. >>reporter: city crews were trying to keep feet roads and sidewalks from falling but not for successfully. >> would you like a barricade? >>reporter: inches in hours, driving to the city was difficult navigation. public-works waited and waded. >> the stormtracker cannot handle the amount of water. this working group is going from storm drain, to storm drain. it cannot handle this amount of water. >>catherine: residents of 224 homes in the rural area of the felton because of the san lorenzo river. the sirens were activated at 2:50 pm 825 people that live in those homes. it appears that the water might have crested. evacuations might be called off. also in felton they large mud slide. this is the main road, no injuries but you can see on the video a large tree toppled over. and in nearby scotts valley people were put out by a rock slide were hoping for some good news. as rob fladeboe reports the rain is also changing that. >> in the mountains outside of scotts valley that huge rock slid

>>catherine: of snowfall in the sierras. tony? lake tahoe. >> caller: certainly, i could say that they are good but they're not the visibility is a very, very limited. we are isolated. the road is closed in both directions. the snow keeps coming down. the same moisture there is making its way up here turning into snowfall. >>catherine: highway 80 it looks pretty bad. >> caller: this has been a very big winter for us. i think that is an understatement. >>catherine: tony, you are telling people to stay away? >> caller: not necessarily to stay away law but right now is not an optimal time. and i would say that you are going to be faced with a series of a multiple delays. even if you make it through one checkpoint? you will be confronted with another one. the bottom line is that the visibility is so bad from the wind, the snow. it is not safe for travel. >>catherine: perhaps the ski resorts to not like that but it is a safer with floral hours delays? >> caller: yes, a good to that estimate would-pleural hours--and if your timing it pr

>>catherine: downpours. just not, scotts valley >> through the santa cruz mountains, this is nelson road of all places. just where that huge rockslide was taking up a section of the road. 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

>>catherine: the controversy and wisconsin. stay with us. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >>pam: of 4:30, a teenager job of the golden gate bridge and survived. kate thompson joins us live from the location. kate? >> the california highway patrol said says a 70 year- old was on the field trip. windsor high-school a 17 year-old teenager. . this was for children in

>>catherine: stay with us rob will be back to end your e-mail's. stay with us. @ >>catherine: in national news, the president and the first lady's smiling and talking. they posted a video and bullying. the president began with a joke he said he wasn't here to request a french ship from anybody. it's his way of taking off the conference of getting children to stop hurting each other. >> this is an issue that make headlines every day but it affects every single young person. >> did something that we care about not only as president first lady but also was parents. it's tough enough being a kid today. our children deserve the chance to learn and grow without constantly being picked on, made fun of or worse. >>catherine: the conference will bring together parents and students and teachers and they all talk about try to come up with ways to stop bullying. is there pailin going to run for president? she's not rolling it out. observers note that her schedule might actually tell part of the story because pailin has agreed to a fund raiser in denver may 2nd

>>catherine: kind of yes for jim. it will be right back after this and don't forget you could said robin e-mail at trob@robblack.com. try our new, fresh salmon at sizzler. [ female announcer ] served with your choice of side dish. all for only $12.99. and get our endless salad bar for just $2.99. sizzler. thinking fresh. everyday. >>kimberlee: after weeks of erratic behavior charlie sheen has admitted that is falling apart. he confesses that is really starting to lose his mind and ready to call anyone to help. my lawyer what to come over to my house and take the bullets of my gun. sources also told the magazine that its crazy the house and surely is losing it. he isn't magic about the show and the kids. actor/director and mel gibson expected to plead no dispute to the domestic abuse claims made last year. conversation reportedly between him and her. >>kimberlee: sources say get some report on friday to enter his plea. soon you can bid on the 2500 of a necklace that lindsay lohan allegedly stole. >>pam: tonight at 5:00

>>catherine: ok rob will be back to answer more of your e-mail's.will be right back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments.. 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. >>pam: what a chaotic scene at earlier tonight in tripoli and libya. he could barely see khaddafi he is walking into a hotel. it appeared he was going to talk to reporters. there were cameras all over the place trying to get a look at him. in the and he left without saying anything. the libyan rebels seem to be losing ground staff sources loyal to gadhafi and pounding them. while the state department spokesperson said they would like to seek a daffy leave it seems to be wish

>>catherine: slow and steady?> rob: and with jobs, it does some silly but with the middle class consistently using everyday progress. it is a safe bet. >>catherine: we will be right back. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >>pam: live pictures. uc- berkeley, students protesting. they are chained together on the ledge of wheeler hall, the fourth floor. protesting budgets, education and cuts of- education. and 17 protesters arrested last night. news crews on the

>>catherine: was a problem keeping people out of the area. we're looking at people just wanting to look. of was that a problem? >>caller: that could be a problem but fortunately we haven't heard of any injuries related to that so that makes us happy mainly we want people to stay at a the area to prevent injuries so, it's very tempting we all want to look and see what it is felt we do hope that people were good at where they stood and watched him work careful. >>catherine: we were hearing roughly 100 boats is that still the count? >>caller: it looks right now about 30 to 40 boats were severely damaged or destroyed. we assume there are many more that have minimal damage. >>catherine: thank-you laurie with santa cruz emergency operations. >>pam: our coverage of the son of the surge will continue. this year in from santa cruz as we look to these pictures. estimates now $15 million in damage in those early estimates. the assessment of damage to both the harvard in the one a real low. if we will be back much more news ahead. >>pam: logical live to

>>catherine: . the demand is very great. >> rob: product loyalty and it is cheaper than the motorola zoom. people are willing to be patient. wall street will not punish them. >>catherine: and people like, bottom line. and stocks today? the market. >> rob: glorious. economic data looked good. first-time unemployment claims what good. we are starting to digest powerhousit was a situatn that it was a market that is always going up. still, march could be a difficult mont. until earnings become it could be difficult-month. >>catherine: and fedex? >> rob: anything that needs to be shipped, fedex is asleep involved. good-fedex is usually involves. >>catherine: oil prices? how much of the problem is that above a $100? >> rob: with the recent japanese crisis and it went down. and shiite problems could be problematic. and in saudi arabia and to know what is the anti-democracy. with that in some in the wall street will freaked out about. >>catherine: and his going to be back about march madness coming up. and

>>catherine: the tsunami surge. >> (sirens) >>catherine: authorities are screaming at people to evacuating get out. you're looking at the santa cruz harbour earlier today. the searchers were continuous and they came, they went and they did incredible damage to this harbor. there were a lot of boats closely packed and people again just help us to do anything about this. some of the latest numbers were hearing at least 30 boat severely damaged. he sees some are flipped over, all boats which sunk, boat switch were washed away. a lot of boats in the closely packed harbor were crashing and to each other. the latest number were hearing, if you get the damage to the harbor and the boats, were talking probably over $15 million. there's somebody out here earlier and he said it looks of the santa cruz harper is basically destroyed. the damage is just extensive. kron 4, has been out there and you could tell us what's happening now. how does it look? >>reporter: it's really hard to say at this point. the damage estimate into the millions of dollars. if we go in the distance, you could see one of the b

>>catherine: we're back with rob. how should i play middle east oil disruptions? >>rob: or talking libya saudi arabia as an investor you start to prepare yourself for the worse case scenario potentially. canada has a lot of will and pipelines that sun's oil to the united states. you could play canadian company or a pipeline company. this is a risky place. this is based on headline risk. khaddafi get shot tonight, it would show the whole investment out. that's how wall street works. it would take calculated gambles. >>catherine: you make it sound too risky. would you take a chance on that? >>rob: yes. no matter what's going to happen were going to have a higher price of oil for the foreseeable future. until khaddafi is out or until the address settles down a thick red $90 a barrel of oil easy. hundred dollars a barrel more likely. i would take the risk. >>catherine: is there an alternate investment based on the apple i pad to do tomorrow? >>rob: couple would be the alternate investments. there's companies that make the chips in cuts that go into it. if they don't l

>>catherine: he looking live at the scene from the santa cruz harbor.hese boats were closely packed to begin with but the tsunamis surge has graded devastating damage to dozens of beautiful boats. if their owners are just helpless. we are hearing their letting with loads of roads reopened. stay tuned we'll have more on the aftermath of the japan quake in the tsunami coming up after this. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. >>catherine: we're looking live at the santa cruz harbor and one of the people watching the chaos out there all morning long is on the phone. we have dan with o'neal see odyssey. this had to be painful to be there and watch. i know you take people out

>>catherine: another storm headed our way before the bay area has a chance to dry out. we take it to a rock slide in the oakland hills as workers finally clear after three days. in the south bay a huge rock slide stranding people in scotts valley, it's continuing to slide. kron 4 finds out what action officials are taking help the homeowners. in tahoe, snow continues to fall. it will take you to the sierra and show you just how much. kron 4 continues to track the storm. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 4:00. >>pam: at 4:00, the weather scattered showers of big punch expected tomorrow. >>jacqueline: by the morning but the heavy rain turned showers and were seeing scattered showers right now. through the night we'll see scattered showers. it will pick up in intensity this evening. we will see a few more scattered showers. reversing heavier rain near walnut creek, and fairfield rate now. the rain fall coming down there at about a third of an inch per hour. we'll see the sun breaks, rolling and and some purse of rain and then and a few minutes

>>catherine: time to take a look at ross e-mail.just when you thought you heard plenty about charlie sheen, in your getting questions the financial questions. gloria says are any charlie sheen investments. i believe he is doing performance art, i don't think he's crazy i think it's totally old, it's similar to what walking phoenix to a year ago. he's going to sell lot of catch phrase t-shirts, he met with live nation today about the minotaur. i think it's in his best interests. i know it sounds crazy but, i just think he made a massive mistake. keith richards hit best-seller last year because he's crazy, paris hilton crazy we want crazy for celebrities. he was in wall street and platoon. of the big loser will be cbs for the number one, the network and i think the made considerable mistake because i don't think they get it. people watch tv, they're what they're celebrities to be crazy because we live vicariously through them. because we don't have $2 million an episode. i side with charlie, i know it's crazy i think it's well planned

>>catherine: should i buy a home now?ome people are saying maybe they missed their best home buying opportunity. >>rob: the question is can you afford and qualify for home. real-estate prices keep dropping, but mortgage rates are climbing. there's a teeter totters if you want water the other clock probably the mortgage rates long term he would probably wait on house prices. of course it's all about location. but i still see a downside in real estate but, i do see the upside long term. >>catherine: don't forget you could send rob and e- mail at trob@robblack.com. we will be right back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments.. >>pam: if you find yourself unable to drive home after a the night out. our internet reporter kimberly is here with details on the designated driving service, that recently launched in the bay area. >>kimberlee: 01 to show you the website called is in go. according to the site, one year and having a good time, go ahead and ordered another drink and a zingo ride. have you call them to go w

>>catherine: like who?>rob: to mind will be different players, the people like google, search for an engine people like apple and go go, there will be software, telecom, at&t and verizon. it would love for you to pay for your dinners with their phone system. >>catherine: are some of these companies already lining up these announcements? >>rob: yes. the semiconductor company it's a big company but it's called an x p semiconductor. their european and again google phone will have it apple's next phone will have been imbedded. you don't know about yet but chill about it in a year. it's a way of making transactions simpler, easier and more consolidated. >>catherine: keep away from the three-year-old otherwise of a bill of $18,000. (laughter) if >>rob: evolution it's nice to see and technology. >>catherine: we will be back more news coming up after this. >>grant: california governor jerry brown not happy with republicans and he is now breaking off ties. he's been trying to generate some bipartisan support for the

>>catherine: he talked about jobs. let's hear what he had to say about jobs today. >> to see optimism about the job market over the next three quarters, not local decline in the unemployment january, a drop in claims for unemployment trends. even so if the rain economic growth remains moderate as projected, it to be several years before the unemployment rate has returned to normal level. >>rob: whats a normal level? it used to be about 6% back 10 or 15 years ago. we're now looking at the normal of about 7 1/2%. i know people were making $20 an hour that i know how to make $10 an hour. and what america is changing. it's a good thing in a bad thing. it's good if your the education and that if you don't. a tree kids got a college and get in a good education. it's going to be a couple of years, it's a slow jobless recovery. that's the normal. this is a good striking bedell that longer. >>catherine: rising well prices could hurt the economy, suggesting a temporary but not run away inflation. >>rob: all the economic data wer

>>catherine: emotional! and it is fully not about the economy as it is a political union busting parole. >> rob: this will be a tough three issues with the election coming up. as we continue to downsize the state and federal government. with 82,000 jobs over the cut. 1.6% of the workforce. private work force? even worse. 146% aand are recalling? a we protecting the public too much are we toddlicoddling and 200 way to te private sector was more protected. if not had had their downsizing is political, raw, emotional. >>catherine: love it, heat itheat it, or love it? or hate it. it is still an issue. >> rob: changes in the argument will be inevitable >>catherine: stay with us. but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, green sc

>>catherine: 20 come back with rob with e-mail coming up. >>pam: want to tell you about kron 4 is baseball's special. this saturday gary will host a baseball by the bay with a preview of the giants in the days as well as player interviews in an up close look at spring training. if that's the saturday at 8:00 p.m. right here on kron 4 news. we'll be right back. >>catherine: the fourth day of the, americans aerosols' has claimed the first victim. and american attack jet claim near the city. u.s. air force deployed 10 of its s.f. 15 strike missiles to enforce the no- fly zone. the sun went down in friendly territory. the pentagon said its veiled mechanically. two crewmembers were rescued by u.s. marines. american, french and british aircraft carried out all of the ninth no-fly commission for the first three days. today they were joined aircrews from spain, norway and italy. the persian gulf is also sending fighter jets. libyan government officials took foreign reporters on a tour of the wreckage of the naval base near tripoli. dutch radio hobby

>>catherine: 80 rob will be back with more news after this.>kimberlee: yahoo is launching the new project called the search direct. google less than doing something similar, yobbos said their product is looking to match users with the answers not links. on a drop down menu to search of predicts what a user might be looking for ranging from like a popular search phrases or what their listings depending on what is type in. search direct it seems faster than google instant, in part because it is a refresh in the whole page each time. earlier this week we told you about the pressure apple was facing to remove a controversial i phone that. after more than 146,000 people signed a petition against the gay cure app, apple removed it from its app store. exit is international, the app was to " provide support for individuals who want to recover from home with such quality ". starbucks customers will soon have access to even more premium content. yes p.m., the economist, a media bistro and marvel comics have signed on as the latest content providers in p

>>catherine: you also said japan has begun saving. in a time like this that is good. >>rob: not going to have to sell their u.s. treasurys. that is a concern for big economic surge like me. the well funded internally, they have done it before. they will do again. unfortunately it's not good productivity, they're just rebuilding instead of imagining new types of construction. it's not a big economic story is what i want to get out to the world. >>catherine: thank you rob, stay with us we'll be back with more after this. the sound of spring... it's a symphony best appreciated... at full blast. the moment you've been waiting for has arrived. springs best event. from cadillac. with zero down, zero due and zero first month's payment on the exhilarating cadillac cts. but like the beauty of spring, it won't last long. >>pam: a student at ucla has issued an apology through the newspaper after racist you to grant about asian students and university library with fire roll over the weekend. our internet reporter kimberly is here to look at this controversial clip. >>kimberlee: t

>>catherine: take a look at this video you're looking at a couple of scenes. japan is on the left and look at the boat absolutely being tossed around like toys. being smashed. on the right you're looking at santa cruz, we heard a couple minutes ago the santa cruz far burgess' pummeled. maybe more than $14 million in damage to the harbor and to the boats. it is been a huge mess in santa cruz as well. videos are being posted online showing the quake in japan, rocking homes and businesses. kimberly has a look at some of those videos. >>kimberlee: the videos were saying showing fires and floods, let's check out this video. you could see the quake of violently shaking this home, items falling off the shelf and eventually the back shelf comes crashing down and you could see it keep him rocking back and forth. a little while later it falls further. the home is still violently rocking in the first off on his bookshelf is completely empty because of box falling down. this is a picture showing a very large crack in the road. this is one of the top reach weeded pictures

if >>catherine: you will most of people sing with middleweight 43. stay with us, rob will be back and we will be back with more news after this. >>catherine: a man armed with a handgun attacked a bus carrying u.s. air force troops. in germany. this was right outside the frankfurt airport. two airmen were killed, two others wounded. the gunman has been identified as a 21 your old from close of zero he was a devout muslim raised in germany. he is in custody. president barack obama said the u.s. will spare no effort in that investigation. in libya, clashes between rebels and pro-government forces continue. in looking at a rebel-held town. all the protesters say they still have the upper hand, libyan leader gave a long speech on state tv warning of another vietnam if the rebels don't give up. he also warned his nation of letting any western's interfere. the surface down and a videotape, paris prosecutors have now ordered him to stand trial for what they call racial insults. the 50 year-old to work for christian dior apologize for the remarks and his atto

>>catherine: amazing! we will be back after this. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >> live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: the fires, explosions and a partial meltdown as they are trying in nearly everything to these overheating in a full nuclear meltdown in japan. president obama is trying to ease fears over rhodesian. >> i want to be very clear. we do not expect harmful levels of -- radiation >>pam:

>>catherine: u.s. transports are being used to fly refugees that have made it across the border and into tunisia. the egyptians escaped. joining the tens of thousands kept out in the desert. stay with us. we will be back, they're camped out--and the desert. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. hey marcel, watch this! ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first 6 months. dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. just $29 a month for the f

cancoming up >>catherine: and new levels of radiation.or the first time reactive reacted t plutonium has been found with highly acidic water found out side the reactor buildings. >> they're starting to get levels that are dangerous immediately dangerous to life/health individuals exposed to that area. >>catherine: conditions at that plant are not improving the spike could cause hemorrhaging within one a single exposure. when 100,000 times normal. >> if this water is coming directly inside from the reactor and that means that the containment vessel is correct, broken. >>catherine: the latest is showing a skiing from a collapsed roof of the reactor sean-skiing. the plutonium in the surrounding stosoil indicative of leaking radiation. it will buy a british is bein off a 12 mi. ras being enforced by government and not for low-cost return. the official death toll = 11,000. 17,000 are still missing. >>reporter: a developing story. many of you saw president obama the speech moments ago the were brought to , live. let me mention that the u.s. is

>>catherine: the dow up 72 points, the nasdaq up 20 points.>rob: broke through technical level were on a break out, it's nice to see for those people went through 2007, that flash crash. or back. it feels pretty good. >>catherine: jobs, that had play a part of what happened today. that's looking pretty good. >>rob: 20 a faulty wednesday, thursday, friday. tomorrow were going to see the first-time unemployment claims and we want the number under 400,000. friday we will see the unemployment rate to and we will see where people are is or is unemployed and in the united states. we're not creating jobs fast, were certainly not losing jobs anymore. it will stay within the range, depends on how many people leave the workforce. maybe a tad lower. >>pam: basically, your saying overall is going to stay fairly stable. >>rob: absolutely, again the market is doing great. let's not discount this. march was up three the month, oil broker 205, khaddafi is blowing up people, japan, tsunami, portugal, ireland. the united states for another war. if we can't affo

catherine? >>catherine: on google earth, the home where she was for a long, long time. this is 1554 walnut avenue in antioch. this is a rambling ranch-style on a corner. technically this is just outside of antioch in an unincorporated area. a large backyard. blocked off by a tall fence. some video neighbor sometimes wondered about the messy stuff in the yard. with makeshift buildings, tense and an aerial view. we've know now that there were-tense and a neighbor asked about this and told police about this and it looks like somebody is living out there. it did not follow up without a warrant. you can see it is littered with clothing, trash, and a shower, outpost jury-rigged. and a it looked like a really miserable place. one neighbor tried to get police to take action. j.c. dugard was sometimes allowed into the house but basically this was for the world for 18 years. pamela? >> more developing world and officer involved shooting in the san mateo jonathan blum is live in some detail with a look at the investigation. what happened, jonathan? >>reporter: officers of that thi

>>catherine: this is terrible.et worse. 18 boys, buassaulting a 11 year-old in cleveland, texas. it happened in november and only became public recently. some of the suspects for in court. the defendants are african- american the girl is latin. as this a direct on it is stirred racial tensions. with this abandoned mobile home where this happened. one community activist is:a town meeting was the real truth? he does not believe that black males all the old woman had contact with the child. he thinks they're being selectively prosecuted. the great- grandmother of all the suspects this not see any reason for racial tension. the on the suspect should of thought about what they were doing. in other developments we know th circumstances got out because of cellphone video showing this attack. it began circulating students at the local schools. other details becoming public. the 11 year-old said that her attackers would not take her back home in she did not have sex with them. she was also threatened with other girls beatin

>>catherine: you should do a translation of what that meant? >>rob: we've been through before, we will be shocked if it's a hundred 20. the market needs is selling off. because we had a hot year, a hot two years on the market. the more use oil as an excuse to sell off a bit i would use it as a buying opportunity. watch on fedex, ups was then a lot of money on oil. there are areas where you can get more defensive, buy more oil stocks. good axe on mobil and chevron who will benefit from the higher price per barrel. it will be a band that plays out by the end of spring. >>catherine: were olmsted of time, no unemployment numbers coming what are you thinking. >>rob: tomorrow we get first-time claims for unemployment those will be things that drive the market in the next few days. >>catherine: ok great thi >>louisa: close to three- quarters of an inch of rain in mill valley and coastal corp. bridge in san francisco. continuing showers to the evening and light showers will persist into tomorrow. apertures are in the '50s. a little bit warmer in to san

catherine is here with more on this. >>catherine: first of all is a group of women they say they have been repeatedly passed over for promotions, they say routinely they're being paid less sometimes a lot less than their colleagues. that is what's driving a huge lawsuit that could affect more than one and a half million women who work at wal-mart. a lot of people watching this, other businesses watching, consumer groups and the new groups. this was a rally today outside the supreme court. a two women got the ball rolling when they filed the suit. if one talk to reporters today as did representatives of wal-mart. >> i believe wal-mart has a pattern of discrimination at wal-mart, not just in my store but i believe it's across the country. >> they have had a long history of promoting and advancing women, i joined the company in 1992 as a manager in trainee. in less than four years, i was promoted to store manager. >>catherine: cream court is considering, what their mission the class-action suit. it's a lot more powerful if

>>catherine: president barack obama spent a lot of the day talking to congressional leaders. he's trying to work hard to win support of the u.s. role. the pentagon might move beyond targeting air defense sites and might bring in the air force gunships aimed at attacking ground forces in urban areas. >> highly accurate attack brings in the salsa and three of the tanks completely destroying them. >>catherine: themoments of one's armored homes caught in the jet. the range of targets is widening. a spate it as far as to send a message worth using every troop weekend. >>catherine: in been gauzy supporters of the rebellion march to show their banks up for air support. the rebels themselves are marching towards the contested town. in tripoli did to that the government takes journalists on the tour of the market to show bodies described as civilians victims of air strikes. the reporters could not find a single mortar who knew any of the dead. >> of this is by far one of the biggest mass burials we've seen. when one of the coffins was opened, it was empty and quickly whisked away. >>c

catherine? >>catherine: yes, this is news people are not tapping the with.n incident in july 20th 08. they're not happy with. he was shot and killed as he led them on a car chase. and witnesses say that would fox got out of his car. he had his hands up. he started running one officers started yelling. officer hector ximenes shocked him three times. he said that he was reaching for his waistband. not sure if it was a weapon. and the family was awarded money. and the officer was his job was returned with retro pay. out reached. >> this is horrible. it- outrage. >> from our side, it is showing him that this is always happening. it always works and the officers favor because they are being treated special because the have a badge. no murder is special. a murder is a murderer. every time it is my son is his birthday he cannot call his father. or if it is a special day? he cannot to phone his father. frustration, disappointment, ms. trust in the legal system. anchor. - distrust and ancho anchor anch d now the marines to the police man? unbelievable. - and now they

>>catherine: 3 weeks of protest for the incident. thousands of people upset over the proposal of stripping unions of collective bargaining. he said it will lay off and workers. he is trying to promote his education agenda the school is one where grades overly jumped up dramatically in recent years. the president said he's determined to help schools rebound attitude of not willing to give on and the school in america. he was later joined by former florida gov. judd bush. possible 2012 candidate the likely to be was critical today. he said it's not like to see starlets and others boasting about having children when they're not married. portman this pregnant and plans to marry her boyfriend. the governor got a lot of flak for his comments. here's somebody said in a radio interview. it gives a distorted image and it's unfortunate we glorify and glamorize the idea of out-of-wedlock children. he later backtracked said he didn't specifically criticize port and. he blamed the media for quoting him. stay with us we'll be back after this break

>>catherine: a u.s.anean said the coalition is considering all options to deal with the continued fighting. he gave no details. stay with us more news after the break. >>catherine: chris brown making headlines again for the wrong reasons. afternoon of view on good morning america, a source said the ground trashed his dressing room, broke a window with a chair and read of shirtless. he was promoting a new album when the host asked him about a 2009 attack on his then girlfriend leon up. >> some of the restraining order against you, has been relax. >>catherine: brown flesh the question aside. roberts said she asked that if she could ask about the incident, abc called police and brown was not arrested. dmz caught up with them a few hours later much,. brown is currently on probation. police have not indicated whether they will pursue charges. charlie sheen might of been indicated wis quick job will be. sheena gave a mug to chemo featuring a fox. last thursday she met with fox executives to discuss show ideas

>>catherine: in the buzz, a couple thriller is in a sci- fi comedy are out in theaters. we have previews of limitless, the lincoln letter and paul. the human brain is put to the test in the thriller limit lips. bradley cooper plays eddie and unemployed writer who discovers a top-secret drug that is in the altman brainpower. the business mogul play by robert deniro wants to harness his horse for his own financial gain. limitless is rated pg-13. in the legal thriller the lincoln lawyer, matthew plays and a key. an l.a. attorney who conducts much of his business on the back of his car. he eagerly accepts his first client in years. soon finds he made take on more than he bargained for. the link a lawyer it is rated r. in a sci-fi comedy paul, to comic-book dekes take a road trip and end up protectors of a renegade aliens with an all too human name and personality. >> hi i'm paul. >>catherine: paul is rated r. >>pam: the 100 any will bay to breakers race is sold out. all 50,000 race registrations are spoken thor. this is the first time in history that dated breakers has sold

>>catherine: this is in pakistan. get older it brings that much joy to that many people go cricket. >>catherine: it makes that many people happy and pakistan to. >>gary: know more about this than i do, we have to get out here. as you at 11:00. [ ryan ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ ryan ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ so i used mine, to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> "the insider" has the most complete coverage of tonight's top star news. i'm lara spencer. >> i'm kevin frazier. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> judge judy, taken to the hospital today. what "the insider" knows about her condition right now. >>> george clooney and the italian prime minister's underage prostitution trial. what he's saying about the outrage headlines. >> this case has become so sordid. >> what yo

faz >>catherine: everybody is insisting that we're in no danger. rhodesiradiation when te dentist x-rays your mouth, you get one 100th of a unit. mammogram, four times as much. all in all, americans are exposed to six units per year, with cosmic rays, and radon in the atmosphere. the minimum oroszko i 10 per 1 million the minimum exposure could be 100. spleen damage, lymph nodes, and bone damage are the side effects. 3000 units you may not recover. above that, the dose is usually fatal. christine connolly, kron 4 news. >>catherine: the big reason that scientists are not worried is that it diminishes quickly.. this is just a small percentage. any radiation making it across the pacific will only be detected by the most sensitive instruments. >>pam: despite the restaurants, fear is high. people are searching- despite all of the reassurance the thompson spoke with dr. stuart? >> correct. one thing that we have been saying is that masks are not like going to be doing anything. the radiation levels are nothing to worry about. also, to stay inside. and i

food/medical care-test catherine? >>catherine: and his banhas been criticized he said that he did not outline an exit strategy or he also did not choose to address the details and it will remain to see if he will satisfy critics. what about north korea? >>pam: that libya the location of between two different fragile countries. will have more with the speech in reaction stay with us at 4 kron 4 news, at 5:00 p.m. coming up.

>>catherine: yes it is. >>pam: ok great thank-you catherine, we'll be right back.ree days of hearings and answering questions from federal safety officials about the san bruno gas line explosion, pg&e has agreed to provide homeowners and first responders with more information on gas pipelines. people who live within 2,000 ft. of a transmission line, will now receive a letter notifying them of this new location. they will also meet personally with fire and police officials to notify them about the gas lines. another big change. pg&e says it will begin installing automatic shut off valves on some of the transmission lines in the bay area. during the san bruno blast, you might recall the gas remained on for 80 minutes and crews struggled to turn it off manually. >> the technology is available in the 1980's, it's 30 years later. they've been allocated money to do things to the pipeline and done nothing. it's about time. >>pam: the national transportation safety board says it expects to complete its investigation into the san bruno blast, within six months. the fbi has

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

>>catherine: the government applied in 18 mi. no-fly zone around the power plant northeast of tokyo. radiation levels briefly rose in the capital and the u.s. navy advise personnel at its naval base to stay indoors. at the plant, all but a handful of workers have been evacuated. >> at the levels were hearing about fortunately the general population away from the plant doesn't seem to be in danger. that is something we should be grateful for. >>catherine: those remaining are struggling to regain control for reactors crippled by the earthquake in tsunami. on monday, a second explosion damaged reactor no. 3 destroyed the roof and walls. then another explosion at number two, and now fire has broken out at no. 4. >> and still concerned about what might happen to these reactor vessels. they're designed not failed but, some of things that are supposed to happen have not happened. things that weren't supposed happened have happened. >>catherine: survivors are still being pulled from the shattered homes. the first international relief wor

>>catherine: nasty reminders of what can happen and a rock slide.his is a slide that caused a huge tree crashed onto a house in scotts valley this week. what if people could be warned ahead of time? the usgs says there is a way to make that happen. something called a rockslide sensor can one people before slide hits. it's not necessarily an easy process putting an end. an engineer for the u.s. geological survey describes how they work. >> truly hold down into the rock, putting speedometers and which tellus the pressure of water in the location. when it rains, we could see how the under table rises and the slopes become less stable. it's not cheap. it scattering them through the area santa cruz, would cost roughly $10,000 at conservative estimate. people live around here, people who know what a mess rock slides and mudslides could cause, they like the idea. >> it would be a great idea if there is an area that seemed vulnerable to take advantage of a sensor to be able to monitor what's happening. >>catherine: county officials didn't even know the sens

>>catherine: it affects everything things from car, nuclear stocks and insurance. ripple effect goes on and on. >>rob: nuclear power is the big loser here. even though nuclear-powered plant still need the uranium rods to be replaced. that is a stock that will come bouncing back. so the companies they obviously don't have the radioactive problems, insurers get hit in scenarios like this where big losses are called reinsures. they tend to raise their prices and come right back after year. oil spill, the same thing we saw short-term debt and we said why we have to rebuild all this. the disasters and mores they don't sell like it, but there plus two economies because you ought to spend money. a >>catherine: rob will come back, were gunna take a quick look at the stock market here. we will be back and rob will be back with more informations to with us.stay with us. 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 banki

catherine has information on the actual logistics'.e you a closer look of for this is happening. wheeler hall right in the middle of the campus. this roadway is providing plenty of room before the protesters. not far from the iconic towers or stadium. basically, it is right in the middle of wheeler hall. will go live to the actual situation. you can see this crowd growing. it has been growing last one hour police are surrounding them and stay with us as we continue to follow this after the break. the >>pam: developing store, uc- berkeley life. developing story--1000 people out " sitwill recall. it six- eight people are chained on the fourth floor. protesting the price of public education. jonathan blum is reporting that the the conegotiations. it is calming down a bit and will continue. other news. and other bay area of third and final day of the deadly sin and gas line explosion. federal investigators are looking for a new solution for the deadly gas-line san bruno. spokesperson says that destroy this highlights and number of problems

>>catherine: national news, 15 people died from that york was crash.s was the scene a gambler's tour bus on interstate-95. investigators are retracing the driver stopped and even checking casino surveillance video. >>catherine: a worker was killed in florida. foggy but it is not clear how this man fell. work on the shuttle endeavor suspended for the day and it is believe that this is the first launch pad fatality in decades. lotion the team of experts to try to find out what caustic chemical explosion. the team of experts is try to find out what caused that chemical explosion they make adhesives. >> in virginia, the officers for answering a call about a possible robbery at a salvage yard. they do not know why this led out to shoot out. he was hiding behind a tree and led to another location shot, killed and two deputies were badly wounded. school boards, >> in wisconsin, they're rushing to make grievances unions before a new law takes into affect their will lose their collective bargaining rights on the new law. one of the many protests. that does not

>>pam: taking catherine will take a break and we'll be back. >>louisa: continuing with a light showers out there. if look out at mount tam you could still see it. over the past 24 hours we've already seen about close to an inch and a half in santa rosa for rainfall totals. and now more than three-quarters of an inch, close to that in mill valley. a quarter of an inch in san francisco. of little less in richmond in oakland. storm tracker 4, continues to show a few cells. the showers are going to be very light and starting to dry up on the peninsula. it is still seen showers through the east bay along i 80. vallejo still picking up a few sprinkles and also along i 60. it looks like as we head into the overnight hours and into tomorrow, that's really all we will see. just light scattered showers. more on our developing story now. >>pam: this is a live news conference held by the dea office in san francisco. they're beginning to enter the office for the news conference will be held. this is involviay police misconduct. these allegations were brough

catherine is your the latest on the case. >>catherine: it's not the case.ys and men at the salted that little girl, some warn court today and 18 of them have been charged. family members were tried to block them from the view of reporters holding up a blanket. the suspect range in age from 14 to 27. police say it happened in this mobile home, the little girl says it happened last thanksgiving after somebody coaxed her into leaving her home in going for drive. the mother of one of the suspects talk to reporters, she did not give her name. >> it's been hard for families. >> we have mug shots of half a dozen of the men charged, believe it or not prosecutors are saying as many as 28 people might of been involved in the attack. of one of the most troubling things about the case is a dolt surrounding the case, including defense attorneys saying the 11 year-old might have been willing. obviously a child can't give consent. why that's even an their vocabulary. i offered it several times, a woman said maybe she was an entirely innocent. if or talking about a little