>>j.r. stone: think we all have a headache about from hearing about this. the fact is the governor thought we were getting close on this deal, then he gets a request from republicans that say we want 53 more things done. he writes a note back to the republicans saying, she is done negotiating. then he goes on you to talk about it. i have more on that. >> today have broken off discussions with members of the republican party in sacramento regarding solutions to our budget crisis. >>j.r. stone: governor jerry brown upset with the republicans in the disapproval of how he wants to balance the budget. >> i proposed a plan that is basically have drastic cuts and half temporary tax extensions. >>grant: republican leader said the governor and legislature of the democrats are obviously upset and lashing out. >> there are issues that i think are impossible to resolve at this time. >>j.r. stone: democrats want to renew a tax increase that is set to expire, that would last five years. to do that the nee

>>j.r. stone: have been short-term fixes to the home the past, with the recent sliding it appears there is still a big problem. concern is now growing on what can and will be done. >> is something that can be done but not doing it. as to what it is i don't know. >>j.r. stone: your looking at property at one time this was a house, because of some of the past problems it is no longer. city officials say back in 1999 there was a long term plantronics, however they say beach away chose the short-term plan for much cheaper than a million dollars it would cost to fix this. i talked with the homeowners president and she hung up on the phone saying she didn't want to talk about it. reporting live in hercules, kron 4 news. >>pam: we take you to know which is just a few miles down the road. here you will be able to see where building inspectors are checking out a sliding hillside and tunnel which is also surrounded by homes. kron 4 good of your e-mail alerting people to the problem. it was are questio

kron4's j.r. stone has the latest on the conditions. >> reporter: now, this snow stack may not look very big, but it dwarfs me, and i'm 6'5". i'm literally a needle in a haystack of snow here. i talked with a gentleman earlier today who has at least 6 feet of snow on his roof. >> just a little bit of snow here. and kind of praying for some sun, but it ain't going to happen. >> reporter: a little bit, i would say a lot of bit. >> i noticed the way your house is set up, boy, fortunate that you don't have a driveway, huh? >> no, that's why we got the garage in there, and the stairs are enclosed all the way up. it's engineered to hold 20 feet in high winds. >> the good news is that highway 80 and the roadways here in the tahoe area, they are all in pretty good shape. bad news, though, more storms expected tonight, tomorrow morning, and into the weekend. for now, reporting in the lake tahoe area, j.r. stob, i know news. >>> newt 11:00, an emergency at san francisco international airport involving a pla

>>j.r.ss what can be done so that this still doesn't keep causing problems. these are homes that have already been lost, they don't lose more. as he walked down the street, you can see this road is closed, construction crews had been busy at work all day. this is video of what the construction crews of been doing. putting up to divide along this street for a worst-case scenario if the we will keeps moving in comes into the public roadway. the fact is the house is that are affected are privately owned. the hill is privately owned by the homeowners association. the neighbors say something needs to be done. >> i'm not an engineer but to i think it will have to take some of the sexes out eventually. the not going to be but a move that hill, it's just going to keep coming. >> the we have another storm, th >>j.r. stone: could see those dividers, i want to go but some of these houses the hell with the looking at for the past couple days and you could see the section that i slid down. according to c

. >>> j.r. admits to marreese is a. >> reporter: he wents his family back and erica is taken to the police. if you know that story, you much watch "all my children." you may not know how little life resembles art for susan lucci. he is takes juju chang off. >> you be oprah i and will gail. >> reporter: it's like a "sex and the city" moment. >> can do you this? >> yeah. >> reporter: ultra expensive. he is is, after all, the most famous soap star of all time. >> i'm erica kane. >> reporter: play played her for 40 years. he matured into a conniving vixen, eight husbands, and over the top crescendos. why do you never leave? >> i love acting. it's a fresh script every day. >> reporter: her role landed her 21 emmy nominations. when people say it's on honor to be nominated. that's what it means. >> yeah, totally. >> reporter: but it was being the loser time and time again that made her more famous. >> the streak is over. susan lucci! >> my husband lifted me up by my elbow and anyone who saw the broadcast, i said to him, are you sure? and then i went up. >> i truly never believed that this would h

the 1990 sorki team coverag with the 1990's, j.r.? >> certainly, highs, lows, for barry bonds one time, breaking the baseball record and the next, getting indicted this is how he got to the courtroom. pam and is first seven seasons with the pirates, he had 34 home runs per season. the next seven seasons, 34 warm bowls, and a record 73 home runs and 2001. two weeks later, september 03, officials raided the offices where his trainer, greg anderson works. in december, barry bonds is called to testify. and march, 200004 that syracuse was a rumor. steroid use was a rumor, and both also faced money-laundering charges and if anderson refused? he is reviewand refused to resulting n his jailed. barry bonds in december, 27, he pled not guilty. for the next four years, civil charges are dropped and others are added. because of the, there is a trial under way until now. >>pam: for continuing coverage of the barry bonds trial. and our michael cardozo, our legal analyst. (music) >>jacqueline: some places are seeing thunderstorms. let us take a look

>>j.r.some evacuations are still in order here in san pablo, the fact that nobody has been hurt is good news. look behind me, you can see there are still big problems. i want to show you this house. the folks who live here have not been evacuated, but look at there back porch in you can see that it something that could change. i showed you the fence a minute ago, it is sideways and goes to she is one of several people in st. paul blow households or forced to evacuate after thursday's landside. in fact you can even walk to or backyard because of the mud that has taken over the patio and it seems to be getting closer by the hour. sunday those with the city cut down several sliding trees. one of which that came dangerously close to her home. >> i am praising god that they have the tree that will stick our house didn't hit our house. >> she said she's also been calls for her family a group was that the data loading boxes, trucks and u-haul school for belonging to. >> very helpful and right on ti

we begin with j.r. it's down. he has a report from hercules. >>reporter: it is rerouted yet again, the flow of water. into the back of my yard. >>pam his yard is not incompletely terrible shape but what could happen is on edge. >> i am on the brunt of it. if the most in this direction, i do not want to see that day. >>reporter: a day that it looks umbilicus, house verses' hill. a day the could-to-look like this before neighboring homes that are dangerous owns overtaken by this hill. >> is moving as we speak hour by hour. >>reporter: these homes are vacant but city officials said the spill has been sliding in the past week with four families being warned as the-hill-to evacuate. >> it is been inching along with a lot of power up there. the best we can do is hang on and hope and for the best and hope for no rainfall. i >>pam: kate thompson is in the san pablo this evening. more homes are in danger after last week's storm kate? >>reporter: russian about the land--the question about the land is still at place with the erosion look at this on thursd

>>j.r. stone: able one different things, here is what were talking about.fornia has a $26.6 billion shortfall for next year. they've already cut $12.4 billion in different programs. the big problem, $14.2 billion as the shorthaul that we have at this point. as you can see that is a very big number. >> a cut say most of the 14 billion could come from an increase sales, income and vehicle taxes that have been in effect. that is set to expire in the summer. ever know what last for five years. republicans still like that idea, they would prefer keeping that tax for just 18 months pushing the presidential primary to march instead of june to save money in changing public employee pension stuff for a one k plans. the governor needs to republican senate members and assembly members to agree with the democrats or there is no possibility of tax extensions. now the governor it can get tax extensions on the ballot, it's likely not to push for new tax initiatives on the november ballot if that's the case. he has a lot of work in this section to be done. at 5:00, i will

and j.r.? no stranger to the press.tioning this a little bit but kimberly belton it is almost as if you're reading people magazine. kimberlee bell--she is booked to sports illustrated, fox news, and playboy. and not only did she talk about what happened behind closed doors she also showed her body. >>pam: is there any sense that this could impact the case good or bad? >> a could be good or bad to what to focus on saying that she is after money, fame. >>pam: the defense. >> the defense. many people know her story and if you're not familiar? take a look. this is her. >> this is kimberly bell and if you did not know who she is? will likely be hearing about her and barry bonds soon. it was her-his former mistress. and she is set in past interviews that barry bonds knew exactly what he was doing. >> he was telling me that you wish using steroids. >> in the pages of playboy and 20 07, the pages of pictures he also she also stay-its that he was providing specifics of the use of steroids. >> going from a lead athlete to be a fo

>>j.r. stone: you could see the dividers have been put into place, they were put into place today by workers that you can see in the distance because they say they hope behind me is still on the move. you could look into the distance, you could see part of the hill on the move. on the left, he could see the other section of the hill that is also a concern. this is a concern for this house directly behind me, the one next door and two others down the street. after that red tape is then you get into more homes that yellow tagged, that means people are not allowed inside those homes in the overnight hours. i did >> with an engineer in the city, he told me there was a long term solution for this in 1999. however the homeowner situation opted out of the solution. i did contact the homeowners association president you will hear what she had to say in my story at 5:00. reporting in hercules, kron 4 news. >>pam: kate thompson is live in san pablo out a show you a similar situation there. >>kate: the

>>j.r. stone: some of those folks said they're not leaving.

>>j.r. stone: some evacuations are still in order here in san pablo, the fact that nobody has been hurt is good news. look behind me, you can see there are still big problems. i want to show you this house. the folks who live here have not been evacuated, but look at there back porch in you can see that it something that could change. i showed you the fence a minute ago, it is sideways and goes to this house right there. the folks in that house have been evacuated. everything is every which way. i want to show you those trees that you see in the distance. officials were busy cutting those trees today because they were leaning and almost hitting a house on the other side of those bushes. obviously, you have big problems for at least seven properties in the san pablo area. this is one of the reasons area officials have claimed this to be a local emergency. they did that today. is still sliding. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>nicole: here in alameda county just off of redwood road a mudslide ha

>>j.r. stone: this is actually black tarp that will be put down on top of the area that slid, once that's done the put sandbags over the tar so it's not exposed to any more rain. reporting in mill valley, kron 4 news. >>vicki: in contra costa county another landslide blocked part of the road. this tree collapsed sliding downhill to canyon road. it brought a pile of rocks including one large went down into the lane. our recent landslide sent this massive older tumbling down onto a car. kron 4 nicole spoke with neighbors in this up for sunset neighborhood who for this landslide come crashing down. >>reporter: 1 large boulder and another came tumbling down with a ton of debris in a rock slide. you could see the empty hole left from boulder the drop off the six of the hillside. to boulders all in this car. one of them less than an inch away from another car. neighbors came out in stack of photos while some were pretty shaken up, others say this is in the first time this happened. >> next to that

raymond felton to j.r. smith for the ally oop.e guys have played together for only a few games. denver beat atlanta, 100-90. college basketball senior night for the fighting irish, ben hansbrough was honored and celebrated dropping 30 on number 19 villanova. tim alameda knocked down nine three-pointers, notre dame won, 93-72. finally, unranked kansas state has caught fire just in time for march madness. they upset texas in austin. they won their fifth straight, 75-70. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the latest from charlie sheen. coming up, meet his so-called goddesses. early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, the story of one women's bebl coach's ultimate dedication to her team. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday. heavy rain in the portland area. snow up into the hills and the mountains. the rain will move back in today in seattle. a significant plume of moisture continuing in this region, and by tomorrow that storm system will move on sho

>>j.r. stone: come around 50 ft. from where the mud slide happened in the valley. i want to give you an idea of the conditions. as i reached down it doesn't take much to pick up a big chunk of money. it is very wet and slippery in the section of the woods. crews were here for much of the afternoon secure in this section that was lost. the good news here is nobody's was heard. but the bad news it did try and a couple of columns and after the point where they were evacuated for safety. the next up is to take this car, and place this over the area that slid down the hill. and that it will take the sand bags and put it on top of the start to secure it. next time it rains it will hit this and slide down the mountain and hopefully will cause any problems. reporting in the valley, kron 4 news. >>maureen: contra costa county another landslide brought blocked a part of our road. it brought up pile of rocks including one large one down on to the lane. in san francisco, a landslide said this massive boulder tumbling down to a car. nicole spoke with neighbors in this upper sun

>> gary: a new reporter j.r. stone and it is demolition time. what did vern glenn do earlier? to say. >> gary: i tell you what, let see if they can blow up another building! >> i will see what i can do. >>jacqueline: >> gary: coming up, and kron exclusive >> gary: lou wolf is also involved with the san jose soccer team. he wants to build this near san jose airport. it looks good but before this can happen a demolition needs to go down. and perhaps i overstated blown up buildings. however, it will not be the first time. >>pam: a few, more than others la >> gary: i taught something was going to blow up. vern glenn, what can we expect? >> buy it and live >> i have been alive and it all-star charity game, i've been alive, sea world, and i've even been live at spring training games but i've never been a live on top of a 200 t excavator. it has been my best friend for the last three hours. pre, during and post. this took down and began to take down a 400,000 square foot building. north san jose near the airport. in its place, and the bout of two years will be a brand-new and 60 mill

j.r. stone.ee days, after last thursday when a pipe bursts reducing floodwaters into capitola and a mobile home park it happened again on a saturday. with torrential rains. the second was worst and the first with $10 million for clean up. and, rob fladeboe, kron 4 nos. >>reporter: a gigantic tree toppled over in corta madera it is made a huge mess with 100 people out service. several streets shut down as a working crews can remove the street. the ground is so saturated it that the root system the way. way. estacio, in ocrta madera. kron 4 (music) >> brian: nice day with a sunshine to of the war but that moisture absorber that moisture--with 60s in santa rosa, napa, these readings are going to be warming to the next several days. a system passing to the north. with increasing clouds for the afternoon. mostly cloudy and temperatures getting into the fifties by the bay. 60s/70's to the south bay. and inland. after the storm pushes through, a warm up by wednesday with mostly sunny and breezy. those r

martin luther king, j.r.'s letter is here and to his wife when writing from prison. >> this is a letter to his wife. on october 26, 1960. hello, darling. today i find myself a long way from you and the children. i'm at the state prison in reedsville, about 230 miles away from atlanta. they picked me up around 4:30 this morning. i know this whole experience is very difficult for you, especially in the conditions of your pregnancy, but as i said to you yesterday, this is the cross that we must bear for the freedom of our people, so i urge you to be strong in faith and this will in turn strengthen me. i can assure you that it is extremely difficult to think of being away from you, my little yokie and marty for four months, but i ask god hourly for the power of endurance. i have the faith to believe that this excessive suffering which has now come to our family will in some little way serve to make atlanta a better city, georgia a better state, and america a better country. just how? i do not yet know, but i have

j.r.5 says, if adopted by both houses and approved by the states, three-fourths of them as required by article 5 of the constitution, it would tell congress that it may not spend more than it receives in a given year, that it may not spend more than 18% of g.d.p. in a year. that it may not raise taxes. and that it may not raise the national debt ceiling without a two-thirds supermajority vote in both houses of congress. that's the kind of permanent, binding constitutional measure that i think we need in order to protect the government programs that we value so highly and upon which 300 million americans have come to depend in one way or other. i urge each of my colleagues to support this amendment and to support senate joint resolution 5. mr. president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas ar 1, the nays are 249. the motion is not adopted. the question is on the passage of the joint resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no.

arguing about who killed the budget is about as relevant as arguing about who shot j.r.king about the small things in the budget like tax cuts -- they will not talk about the big things. that is what the liberals are saying, do not listen to what they say, look at what they spend on. they spend on other priorities. the liberals can win that argument, they are where public opinion is. if they can i get through, then harper will have a better time. there is going to be a real wrassle on budget management, and arguably you can look at the measures in terms of the smallest. >> this is a government that did not want to give over certain information for the sake of not giving it over. they do not realize they are in a minority government. that is the feeling i get whenever i see this. >> let me give you the last word before we -- >> in the midst of all this, i think it is clear right now that the conservatives are happy about this. they are not bemoaning going to the polls. they are at the microphone, in a very strong position relative to the other party going into this campai