so the cost of repair, that is beyond the capability of the city of san pablo. we're reaching out for state and federal assistance. >> i understand that the bureaucracy and government have people have to do things slowly but, when it's dealing with people's homes, it's devastating and disappointed that we can't get more answers more quickly. >> the city has spent the last couple of days having trees removed from the hillside. the city. >> another emergency meeting has been scheduled for today at noon with the city council. they'll be working on official plea for the state. the city is also working to set up an account for donations for the victims. san pablo mechanics branch is where you should call or donate any money. reporting live. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> san pablo is teaming up with nearby hercules to ask for state help. hercules geologists says it's not if but when the hill will collapse. all the recent rain has caused a rotational slide. the chief building official says geologists citizen expect things to keep getting worse. a mudslide at a mobi

. >>> now to san pablo. city officials met behind closed doors tonight with homeowners affected by the landslide there. heavy rains last thursday caused the slide there. six homes are affected. two remain yellow tagged, meaning they are not considered safe to live in. the city of san pablo will hold another meeting tomorrow. it has already declared a local emergency which is the first step in collecting state and federal disaster funds. >> two robbery suspects are

cheryl hurd has the latest from san pablo where the earth is still sliding. cheryl? >> reporter: it is indeed, garvin. the damage you see here is going to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to repair. who's going to pay for it is thth ththe million-dollar question. leon walker is watching his backyard go from this to this. it's slowly slipping away after last week's san pablo hills landslide. >> i can't get any equipment out here to shore this up. but if i do, that's still there. so it would be moot for me to do anything to this. if they don't address that. or the problem that they didn't address in '75. >> reporter: walker showed us these photos from 1975. you see the debris left behind from a home that slid down the hill during a landslide them. walker says he didn't know about the landslide threat before moving in. san pablo city officials are declaring a state of emergency on yellow-tagged homes on wyman and hillcrest streets. the cleanup is going to cost thousands of dollars. money the city says it doesn't have. >> i don't know what the costs of this repair c

jade hernandez is in san pablo to explain how history is now repeating itself. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning, the city of san pablo declared a state of emergency a little more than 12 hours ago. this morning we are live in front of a home that has been yellow tagged. we spoke to a homeowner the city should have seen this coming and warned residents. >> i didn't have any idea when i bought the house that the house next door was a prefab house and it was prefab because it slid down the hill. if i had that disclosed to me at the time, i would have never bought the house. >> reporter: san pablo's assistant city manager is dib avenue digging up paper work to see if they have seen problems before. three decades ago they had stability issues. in the meantime we watch six trees 70-80 feet call were cut down in order to protect surrounding homes from them. san pablo officials are focusing on logistics. >> the insurance is not covering this. what they have done today is declared a local emergency. we will contact them tomorrow and they will forward that on

employee with the city of san pablo came to check it out. because it is private property he said there's nothing the city can do. he did offer this advice. >> the guy from the city said it would be best to be safe and evacuate the house because he believes l because of the rain it will collapse. >> barbara scott lives next door and her property is sliding too. gardener noticed the small crack on the hillside on tuesday an has grown since then. >> part of living on a hill and we have been here since 1972 s so, but never have we had anything like this type of movement. >> people who live in the hous houses directly below are nervous. dirt has already made its way down. retain wall gave way today and so did the metal shed. >> my husband shed just buckle buckled. the hill is continu continuing to slide and coming up on our patio. >>reporter: as for the walkers they plan to bring an engineer to give them advice but they worry shoyrping the hillside will be too expensive. >> and see fit is worth us staying here if the house is going to be stable.

. >> backyards perched on a crumbling hillside in san pablo. what some residents say was kept from them when it bought their homes. >>> facing criticism from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, president obama makes his case for military action against libya. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. how long will it last? how much will it cost? would those burning questions about america's involvement in libya, president obama just laid out his plans to the nation. phil matier listened in on his address. phil. >> reporter: this was president obama's most detailed speech on what the united states hopes to accomplish with the new military mission in libya and the president forcefully said that libyan leader moammar qaddafi left him little choice but to act. he said the u.s. acted to prevent a massacre. >> 10 days ago, having tried to end the violence without using force, the international community offered qaddafi a final chance to stop his campaign of killing or face the consequences. rather than stand down, his forces continued their advance bea

. >> a hillside is slipping out from under two homes in san pablo. mud is washing down from the homes on one street, into the backyards of homes on the street below. you can see in this picture from sky 7hd, at least one family is packing up and going. john alston downs -- joins us with the store. >> reporter: six homes in some type of jeopardy here, three on top of the hill, three on the bottom of the him the house hip me is in trouble, which forced the owners to pack up their belongings. little by little, the earth and brick around this home have been breaking i. and sliding downhill. >> if they don't hurry up and get some help or get some heavy equipment out here to start shoring this up, this hill will end up down there on my neighbor's home. >> get more. >> reporter: today the walkers are packing up and moving. the city of san pablo says it's unsafe to live here and will be putting them up in a hotel for a few days. >> i'm just sad. this is my house, actually. the only house we ever had. just going down the hill. and there's no way to stop it. n

>> i just got off the phone with the san pablo city manager. he told me the building and public works crews will be here to monitor the houses here. this house here has been yellow tagged. the assistant city manager also told me there is a tentative meeting scheduled for wednesday to inform residents for what progress has been made in regard to assistance and history of area. cautionary measures have been begun. six trees were cut down in order to protect surrounding homes. this morning san pablo assistant city manager told me they will be staying in contact with the residents in trouble by phone. there will be a debriefing for city stafferring. >>> we will continue what we have done so far assisting the residents and we also will have more staff today working on with nonprofits and other agencies to provide some long term assistance to the six homes that have been impacted by the landslide. >> reporter: two contra costa fire districts are on alert. three homes in this area have been yellow tagged. one deck has been red tagged. they declared a

. >> reporter: live in san pablo where officials are hoping to keep a hill from sliding anymore so residents can try to get back to normal. >> good morning to you. looking live from emeryville. hopefully we won't see any scenes like amy just showed us. temperatures that could reach 80 this week. i'll show you where and when. >> roads are open in tahoe area and chains are required and morning monday commute. >> eric: it's 5:01. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >> kristen: and i'm kristen sze. the start of potentially embarrassing second week of perjury trial. prosecutors may put up the former mistress as early as today. terry mcsweeney is live with a preview. embarrassing may be an understatement. >> reporter: it might be, kimberly bell to get extremely personal about mr. bonds, one his testicles shrank and sexual performance declined both directly connected to steroids at the time. bonds discussed his steroid use with her and she saw his body change over time. the only way to know if a man testicles that has shrunk is to use an instrument and some jurors found it amusing. big piece of

the cost of repair so that is beyond the capability of the city of san pablo. so we're reaching out for state and federal assistance. >> i understand that, bureaucracy and it's government and people have to do and things move slowly, when you are dealing with lives and people's homes, it's devastating to the point we can't get more answers more quickly. >> reporter: the city has spent the last couple of days having trees removed from the hillside. they have been leaning and making people nervous. another emergency meeting is scheduled for today at noon with the city counsel. they are going to work on asking the state to help to get the hillside fixed. they are also working to get an account set up for the homeowners. if you would like to donate money to help these people, they have set up an account at mechanics bank here in san pablo. >> kristen: they are teaming up with nearby hercules to ask for state help. it's not if but when a hillside will collapse. it's been slipping for years. all of the recent rain has caused a rotational slide. it's moving in several

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yesterday homeowners met with san pablo city officials and learned the city of san pablo also owns property at the bottom of this hill. there are two empty lots on hillcrest drive. when it comes to getting help, fixing this problem, it's still a wait and see situation for the homeowners. right now they are just waiting until noon, when engineers are supposed to come out here. ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some curious allegations against a charity run by madonna. the reason she's now scrapping plans for a major project, an impoverished after african country. >> a live look outside, wet roadways all across the bay area. there has been a number of accidents reported by highway patrol on this saturday morning. >>> good morning to you. a wet and windy start in some cases, gusts reported at 20 miles per hour, a live look from our roof cam this morning, where a steady rain will taper off to scattered showers. >>> there are worries about too much water near sacramento this morning. both rivers that run through the capitol city have officials concerned about flooding. we are in sacramento ke

that's beyond the capabilities of the city of san pablo. so we are reaching out for state and federal assistance. >> i understand it is beurocracy and it is government and things move slowly. we are dealing with lives and people's homes. it is devastating and disappointing we can't get more answers more quickly. >> she is still in her home, but her insurance company won't help because they say it is flood related. entire backyards here disappeared. decks and steps hang eerily suspended in midair following the heavy march rains. >> it is not going to do anything in my house. we will be down the hill by the time they fix it. >> on thursday the city hopes to put $6,000 in a special account. >> we can donate at any bank branch. >> tomorrow the city council will hold a special public meeting to go over the state of affairs of the hillside and give some ideas on where to go next. leslie brinkly, abc news. >> on the subject of where to go next, san pablo is teaming up with nearby hercules to ask for state help. they say it is not a matter of if, b

now they are evacuating their house in san pablo. after this week's heavy rain, the hillside is giving way as well as the backyard. >> the hill is going down. the question is of when it will be in the neighbors's backyard. >> reporter: the house next door lost its retaining wall. trina scott grew up here, never one problem until now. >> it's unbelievable. i live in atlanta right now. and i came here for my mother's birthday so it's a sort of welcome home present for myself, i guess. [ laughter ] >> reporter: neighbors say when they first alerted the city, they were told it was private property. >> right now, the damage is done but i don't know who is going to fix it. >> reporter: but minutes after our interview, the mayor of san pablo paul morris came to see the damage firsthand and had encouraging news. >> we'll do what we can with merchant services available, we'll have a meeting with city staff and the home owners to see if we can make it safer than it is now. >> reporter: the walkers aren't taking any chances. they are moving out

amy hollyfield is in san pablo. city officials talked about it today. >> they had an all hands meeting to discuss what to do next. they need to figure it out. i want you to take a good luck at this backyard. so how wiped out it is. it has changed a lot since friday. now a picture from any friday. it looks bad then but it is worse now. that is why authorities had evacuated this family and yellow-tagged the home. they are paying for the family to stay in a hotel and they have set up a donation fund in trying to figure out what to do next. the hillside is trying to save it but authorities are way out to make that decision. >> we're discussing it but it will be the determination whether it can be repaired. if it can be repaired by look at some of the solution and how much it may cost to do. hopefully we can get fund out here from fema or whoever, the county to shore up this hill. it's not just behind my house. this is the last point of something that a little bit bigger. >> reporter: city officials today are clearing ou

that's beyond the capeiblities of the city of san pablo. we hope it will be reimbursed by the state's disaster fund. that's what we're hoping to pay for the slide. >> the walker's backyard has the most damage. they say it may be too late to save their home if something is not done quickly. during the meeting, the walkers tells us the city says there's been problems with the hillside in the past. >> two houses there. another house up and another house rolls away. if that is disclosed in the middle of when we bought the house, we would have walked away. >> according to the structural engineers. it could be safe. it's done now. not in months -- it's done now. no one has the funds to do it. >> a special fund has been set up in all mechanic bank locations, the victims of the disaster. log on to kron4. com in the news section. >>> we want to give you a look at the damage. here you could see a swing set in the backyard and then after the landslide the entire brick wall has been eroded. there's not a drop off of land and left the swings dangling ov

amy hollyfield is in san pablo. city officials talked about it today. >> they had an all hands meeting to discuss what to do next. they need to figure it out. i want you to take a good luck at this backyard. so how wiped out it is. it has changed a lot since friday. now a picture from any friday. it looks bad then but it is worse now. that is why authorities had evacuated this family and yellow-tagged the home. they are paying for the family to stay in a hotel and they have set up a donation fund in trying to figure out what to do next. the hillside is trying to save it but authorities are way out to make that decision. >> we're discussing it but it will be the determination whether it can be repaired. if it can be repaired by look at some of the solution and how much it may cost to do. hopefully we can get fund out here from fema or whoever, the county to shore up this hill. it's not just behind my house. this is the last point of something that a little bit bigger. >> reporter: city officials today are clearing ou

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another top story, amy hollyfield in san pablo. >> good morning.is hillside to quit moving. they are going to move in a crane today and try to get some trees off this hillside to protect the homes that could vied down the hill. there is evidence that the problem isn't just behind the holes. look what is happening in front. look at the crack in the driveway on wyman road. this crack is new and big. officials are worried they have yellow-tagged six homes, meaning the people that own the homes can't sleep inside of them. and they have declared an emergency. they can now tap in money set aside for emergencies. they are hoping to get a similar declaration from the county and state, as well. but the people that live here say it's not a big surprise. hill has a history of sliding and people are questioning whether the homes should have been built here in the first place and if they are worth saving now or is it time to walk away. city officials are going to fight and have a crane to remove some of the trees leaning back there. >>> final check on weather a

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this rain is affecting people in san pablo. engineers there have red tagged one hillside home and a second is also in danger of collapsing. as the slope slowly gives way after this week's storm. this weekend, a soil engineer is due to perform more tests to see how saturated the slope along wyman way has become. as you can see from sky 7 e, there's already significant property damage to backyard decks, walkways and retaining walls. the home owners are coming to grips with the reality that there's not were they can do to stop it. so they're packing up and moving out. abc 7's tomas ruman has the update. >> barbara scott has lived in her wyman street home since 1972. rain damage started last sunday. but today, she fears that she might lose her home. >> scared. worried. you know, this is home. and you -- you look around and you say it's a possibility, you know, that i can actually lose my home. >> she's afraid that if the deck goes, so goes her home. a structural engineer for the city of san pablo examined the damage to the three ho

. >>> uncertainty in san pablo. a state of emergency has been declared as a hillside continues to crumble and threaten homes. >>> barry bonds' perjury trial enters this week. it's all ahead on the ktvu morning news. >>> good morning, thank you for waking up with us i'm pam cook it's monday, march 28th. pretty wild weekend weather wise. it seems like it's clearing up. >> this week will be much quiter. we did have lingering rain over the weekend. there is still some residual clouds around. fair and warmer. a little difference in the morning low. take a look at the next couple of days here. here is sal. >>> steve, right now traffic on highway 4 looks good with no major problems there. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the frays here in oakland. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. topping our news this morning a shocking crime that is getting national attention. police in vacaville are warning everyone to watch out for suspicious packages. ktvu kraig debro has a story of a man that was

another man was lifted airlifted to a hospital. >> eric: san pablo city council will hold an emergency meeting today. homes are continuing to slide down that was saturated in last week's rain storms. leslie brinkley reports that they are pleading for help from the city. >> the only way that our house can be saved is work would be done first on the hill. the hill has been compromised. >> they are living in a hotel after his house was yellow-tagged on this rain ravaged hillside. he joined five other homeowners in a private meeting with san pablo officials including the city manager and a soils engineer to figure out what is next. >> the slide repair, we're estimating at about $5 million it will cost repair. that is beyond the capability of the city. so we're reaching out for state and federal assistance. >> when you doing this and it's devastating and disappointing that we can't get more answers. >> reporter: she is still in her home but her insurance company says it's flood related. the entire backyard disappeared. >> the house is unstable. >> the homeowners, it's a race against the clo

instead, her backyard in san pablo has been sliced away by days and days of rain. they will hope tarping will slow the landslide. >> i can hear the cracks. i can see that my hill is gone. so i don't want to wait for the rest of it to go down the hill. >> what was her backyard has now slid. >> this used to be embedded into the side of the hill. >> in the back of steven hewitt's family home on hillcrest. the hill crumbled as our cameras roled. it was believed this landslide started 24 hours ago, but hewitt says this utility pole 400 feet from the family's front door saw a different story. >> we have been watching it for the last three or four months. pg and e was out here monday or tuesday to sure up the pole. >> it slid back in 1983. >> the flag came all the way up to our front grass and stopped. >> city officials caution residents not to jump to conclusions. saying the 83 slide -- >> may or may not impact the slides we are looking at today. what are you waiting on to determine if that might have some kind of effect here. >> leon walker says you can draw a straight

you saw amy up in san pablo. hercules along 80. take a look at the east bay, concord, pleasant hill and walnut creek, pretty good cell moving out of orinda through oakley, san ramon valley, dublin tiburon, bay bridge, daly city got a good cell down through colma. 280, wet weather and showers become more widely scattered here. more wet weather heading into morgan hill, as well. we have a more organized front that will be bringing rain to everyone later on tonight through the first portion of saturday. high surf warning until 3:00 this afternoon and still the snow piling up in the sierra nevada until 11:00. remember 80 is closed. good morning, sue. >> good morning. with all the rain, standing water loan for solo spinouts and we've got quite a few. a stall blocking the lane approaching redwood city. highway 84, woodside road an accident at san jose. highway 17 and there is "h" train is out of commission. no service due to a rock side. and they are confirming no bus bridge. san mateo bridge is moving well. let's take a look. taillights

on the move, several homes in san pablo teetering on the edge are slowly creeping down the side of a hill while the city still struggles with what to do. >> and good evening, flooding, mud slides, homes in danger, people evacuated. the latest in a series of storms still causing problems all over the bay area. but with storms following storm, cleanup has been difficult. ann shows us today, capatola was hit by another flash flood. >> a russian river once again took over the village saturday, water rescuers could do nothing but watch after a second flood started at this mobile home park, pushing water through the city downtown. flooding dozens of homes. >> it was like a river ran through my house. >> and businesses. >> i have weeks ahead of me. it doesn't feel like fun work. >> this is where it all began on thursday night when a culvert burst under ground and sent water shooting into the village. this time the hole is larger. they are estimating it is 20 feet deep. 20 feet wide, and 100 feet long. when the pipe burst saturday morning, workers just finished stabilizing it from the earlie

san pablo oh o fixes including the city manager and a soils engineer. the question is whether they will get state money to repair on hill or will the houses on the street come tumbling down. entire back yards disappeared. decks and steps in mid air. the city cut down trees that were about to topple and they called in experts. >> the slide repair we are estimating about $5 million it will cost to repair are so that is beyond the capabilities of the city of san pablo so we are reaching out for state and federal assistance. >> got not going to beat out anything in the house unless the city has funds to fix it. >> the walter's families house was yellow tagged so they are living in a hotel now. the common complaint is how long it will take to get a repair underway. a lot at stake as you can see. the city says in the meantime they are setting up a donation fund at mechanic bank for helping out some of the displaced families. reporting live in san pablo, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> some of the other problems, an ambulance crew had to work its way around a

robert lyles is in san pablo where backyards are gone from relentless rain. robert. >> dana, to understand the devastating force of this landslide, allow me to step out of the way. now this backyard here on hillcrest used to be at least ten feet wider. it has now been swallowed by trees, by mud, by an old fencing and back there in the back, that used to be a 6-foot tall storage shelter here on this property. it has been crumpled like an aluminum can. the land is sliding from three homes above into the back of the three homes below and residents now wonder aloud if all of this is the result of a slide, get this, 28 years ago. >> i'm not going to wait. >> blanca is trying to box up what her family can live with and live without because tonight she is in a race against the storm cloud. >> i'm freaking out. >> you would too if your backyard looked like it was hit by a quake. but it was no quake, instead, it has been sliced away by days and days of rain. they are hoping tarping will slow the landslide. >> i can hear the crack. i can see that my hill is gone. so i

investigators say someone shot and killed 22-year-old jerry owens of san pablo in front of a home onird street. another gunshot victim was found inside that home. he was taken to john muir medical center in walnut creek where he is in stable condition. investigators are trying to determine if last night's shooting is related to the one at third street and grove avenue the night before. so far they have no suspects. >>> a new blow to the libyan regime. a second senior official for moammar gadhafi resigned, signaling weakness at the top. the top libyan diplomat at the u.n. said most high-ranking officials are trying to defect but they're under such tight security they have difficulty leaving country. [ gunshots ] >>> and colonel gadhafi's troops have been enjoying success on the battlefield. they forced opposition fighters to retreat for a third straight day. the obama administration revealed today that cia operatives were sent to eastern libya while the white house debate will to supply arms to the opposition. >>> that was one ofic of discussion on capitol hill as lawmakers grilled ro

. >>> a landslide in san pablo still causing concern this morning. that slide is on a hill between wyman street and hill crest road. right now three homes are yellow tagged, three others are threatened. as a result, the san pablo board of supervisors will also meet today to vote on a state of emergency proclamation. approving that would make it easier for homeowners to get help. >>> we are getting a better idea of which bay area communities are most in danger of landslides. a map showed five locations are considered at risk. they include san pablo, pacifica, fremont, millipedes and santa cruz. a bay area contractor says anyone building a home in these communities should be aware of the risk before they break ground. >> when someone comes in to build a house especially up here in the hills, they're going to have a soil engineer come in and evaluate the whole lot. if there's any problems, they'll do shoring for the foundations to make sure that it's stable. >> now geologists say unfortunately the home sites with the best views usually have the highest

. >>> abraham pablo y su hermano pensaban que el abuso policial se daba en guatemala su tierra natal>>> sentía como una basura que no soy nadie. >>> el hecho ocurrió en homestead el 4 de diciembre del año pasado, la policía accedió a una llamada de violencia doméstica que provino de una casa en esa cuadra sin embargo, apure exentosmente las autoridades se equivocaron y fueron a la casa de mario joaquín. que está ubicada a una cuadra de distancia. >>> abre la puerta, dijo, porque te va a ir muy mal. >>> los hermanos complicaron a la policía por la ventana que ahí no vivía ninguna mujer. >>> y cuando abrí la puerta, me agarró el cuero de la camisa y me sacó a fuera y cuando llegué por aquí me aventó ahí, kia de espadas. >>> Él se vino contra mi y me agarró la manga de la camisa y en ese momento, sacó la pistola eléctrica y me disparó

san pablo is not the only bay area community at risk for a slide. geologists will share a map with us that pinpoints the homes most at risk. >>> we are learning that jerry brown and preparing to lift the drought emergency declared by governor schwarzenegger. it is not clear what that will do for farms and city. but the heavy winter raver rains and snowstorms are the reason. the emergency order called for water conservation and provided assistance to those affected by the drought. the announcement rescinding the order is expected on wednesday. >>> at last, blue sky above the bay. and a warmup in the works. chief meteorologist bill martin with tomorrow's forecast in just nine minutes. >>> explosive testimony in the barry bonds trial. a former mistress testified about their sex life and bonds' behavior. >>> many in san jose wear the color of the sharks >>> new at 10:00 tonight, rival gangs with an article of clothing in common. police in san jose say that gangs are wearing the sharks jersey. lloyd lacuesta tells us that team colors often claim turf. >>

san pablo is not the only bay area community at risk for a slide. geologists will share a map with us that pinpoints the homes most at risk. >>> we are learning that jerry brown and preparing to lift the drought emergency declared by governor schwarzenegger. it is not clear what that will do for farms and city. but the heavy winter raver rains and snowstorms are the reason. the emergency order called for water conservation and provided assistance to those affected by the drought. the announcement rescinding the order is expected on wednesday. >>> at last, blue sky above the bay. and a warmup in the works. chief meteorologist bill martin with tomorrow's forecast in just nine minutes. >>> explosive testimony in the barry bonds trial. a former mistress testified about their sex life and bonds' behavior. >>> many in san jose wear the color of the sharks but there are others that the team would prefer not to wear the teal. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, rival gangs with an article of clothing in common. police in san jose say that gangs are wearing the sharks

. >> san pablo residents have lost more of their property. the city will help pay more repairs if the governor declares an energy there. >> reggie is at a home. >> i'm standing in the walker's backyard. take a look at how much damage it has. that is why they have covered the ground with plastic to prevent the rain from soaking into the hill side more. they are not the only ones packing up and leaving. >> these are pictures of the hillside damage from chopper 4. you can see how much of the earth has fallen away. on friday, ms. scott's deck was red tagged but not her home but she said that she heard the hillside move. >> to hear it all night, i did not sleep. no. to hear it rumble you could hear the earth falling. the inspector determined that all six homes are safe for now. san pablo's city manager said that could change when it starts raining gun t walker's property has the most damage and their backyard is nearly gone. >> that is why we are packing up everything and getting out. >> i'll have a new address. this is moving towards them. >> mis

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 thursday. it this playground was up and down you can see how much it is leaning. this is how wet this ground is i can even shake these structures. you concede the erosion with the patio washing down the hillside your e book--to see the erosion. the bricks, the fence, the separation of the two properties is hanging precariously over the hill. county investigators were out here earlier today. there were three assessing the situation this weekend. san paolo declaring this a local emergency hoping for funding for home owners that are in " dire needs! you can see in the side by side showing how bad this is with a russian eating a way of the backyard of this home. the russian--this erosion-- by monday, that wall has completely gone and the ground eroding and falling down hill. look at the back step in the same situation the

. >>> the city of san pablo is planning to declare an emergency because of a landslide. homes. that is because the hillside is slipping out from under the homes and into the backyards of their neighbors. you can see in this picture from sky7hd one family is packing up. john alston reports from san pablo. >> the clock was ticking for leon walker who had to get his belongings out of his home on wyman street. friends from the church gave him a hand as a landslide slowly ate the backyard of his home that he and his wife bought seven years ago. >> it's just sad, going down the hill and there is no way for me to stop it. you lose a house in one day. >> the view from sky 7 shows the hillside sagging from the top of wyman street down to hillcrest road. three homes on top or in jeopardy. mud and trees are creeping toward the givens house, the family that lived there 43 years is moving out. >> biggest concern is those right there. it will be a direct hit. my aunt and uncle told them to move. that is what we're doing now. >> a former neighbor showed this photo of the home that was

. >> some san pablo is about to hole an emergency meeting that is helping homeowners on a hillside that is definitely crumbling. amy hollyfield is live. >> the meeting is starting at noon. council will talk about how to help the homeowners on the state level and also locally. >> the hill appears to be moving quickly. this the backyard of one home a week ago. now, take a look today. >> a little bit seems to crumble away every day. but the process to fix it doesn't seem to be moving quite as fast. today the city council is meeting to ratification the declaration of emergency one week after the hill gave way. >> the process moving fairly quickly. emergency declaration has done fairly quickly. we did that last sunday. it has to be ratified. >> and walkers are living in a hotel. the house isn't safe. they definitely need help from the government considering the estimated costs of securing the hillside is $5 million. >> we're hoping and praying that it comes soon. i don't know houch time the house has to sit there. >> the city council has found city money to offer the victims for their short

. >>> angélica vale quiere sermón an pablo, algunos niños.lascivos con cometio actos sospecha de quelo, varios residentes buscan soluciones a un deslave >>> la ex ayudante de la actriz gabi spanic acusada de intentar envenenar a la artista y varios miembros de su familia tiene esperanza que pronto será puesta en libert. >>> ella mantiene que es inocente. y cabe mencionar que se postergó una nueva audiencia para ventilar este caso su padre ha recibido apoyo de la famosa actriz carmen salinas y compañeros de trabajo de la acusadora. >>> escuchemos. >>> >>> colabora de una manera extraordinaria con su apoyo in condicional con la injusticia que se comete con celeste. >>> padre de la acusada, a xbur que la inocencia de su hija ha sido comprobada y solo resta que declaren algunos testigos de spanic. >>> cambiando de tema,s estuvieron a punto de compartir escenario con el cantante gerardo ortiz y hay amenazas contra los grans de tijuana. >>> >>> conversaron con los integrantes de la agrupación y dicen por qué sus vidas podrían estar en peligro. >>> los grandes de tijuana llegan con su nueva

. >> veremos quÉ tiene que ver el fallecido papa juan pablo ii y facebook. mÁs sobresaliente de cuba. dijo que su liberaciÓn le produce sentimientos encontrados y que su felicidad aÚn no es completa. >> sigo viendo la isla oprimida. >> poner en libertad a una persona que ha sido completamente inocente no es ninguna oportunidad para aplaudir a la tiranÍa. no tenÍan otro remedio porque el dr. ya estaba cogiendo un nombre internacionalmente. >> durante la primavera negra de 2003 fue cancelado -encarcelado junto otros opositores. >> fueron aÑos difÍciles, por estar entre criminales y justamente, pero uno siempre adquiere experiencia, paciencia. creo que todo eso va a ser necesario para el futuro. >> quien podrÍa tener un futuro parecido al de biscet es el del americano. >> impuso este viernes una sanciÓn de 15 aÑos de privación de la libertad por el delito de actos contra la independencia o la integridad territorial del estado. >> la casa blanca reaccionÓ diciendo " 'la sentencia de hoy aÑade otra experiencia terrible injusticia alan gross, ha pasado muchos dÍas

. >> the city of san pablo is planning to declare an emergency because of a landslide there. all of them declared unsafe to live in. that's because the hillside is slipping out from under the holmes and into the back yards of their neighbors. you see in this picture from sky 7 hd, at least one family is busy packing it in, packing it up and getting out. johnal strom reports from san pablo. >> the clock was tick being for leon walker, who had to get his belongs out of his home on wyman street. people from his church gave him a hand as a landslide eight way way the pack of his home that he and his wife bought seven years ago. >> i'm just sad that my house, our only house we ever had is just going down the hill and there's no way to stop it, save it, nothing. you lose a house in one day. >> the view from sky seven shows the heliside sagging from the top of wyman street down to hillcrest road. three holmes on the top are in jeopardy, along with another three on the bottom. the mud and trees are creeping toward their house. the family that lived there for 43 years is moving out. >

you can see lightning strikes over san pablo bay. one that brought faster than 50 mile-per-hour winds to parts of marin county. deeper reds. those are rainfall rates that are running around five inches an hour. they are racing off to the northeast at about 30 miles an hour. we have received inch and a half of rain in los gatos. once we get behind the system we'll have scattered storms but the strongest part is moving through the southern sections and moving into san francisco right now crossing over the san pablo bay and heading to places like hercules and oakland down to hayward. one to two inches of rain is possible to over the next 24-48 hours and we could have flooding from highways, streets, overpasses, and even parking lots could be flooded. if you live in a low-lying area make sure your drains are clear. >> let's go to terry mcsweeney live in san rafael it's very windy and the rain is coming down hard. >> mike was just talking about, gusts up to 50 miles an hour. i think that is happening where i'm standing. chp gave an adviso

. >> en esta casa vivÍa una joven de 17 aÑos que conociÓ a pablo gonzÁlez a travÉs de un chat o centro que empezÓ como un bello romance pronto se transformÓ en una historia de horror. >> en el momento de recibir la noticia fue desesperante porque sabiendo de los otros casos, no sabÍa si llegaba y estaba mi hija viva o muerta. >> al poco tiempo de empezar la relaciÓn se ausenta va de su casa por semanas enteras y un dÍa no volviÓ mÁs. >> hacÍa denuncias porque desaparecÍa por horas o dÍas, tres dÍas. cuando cumple los 17 aÑos, un dÍa va la escuela y de la escuela se va. >> pasaron meses de silencio y soledad para sus padres hasta que llegÓ un alarmante mensaje texto, era del celular de su hija con un pedido desesperado. >> recibimos un mensaje donde decÍa llamame urgente por favor. en ese momento el que recibe la llamado es este chico con el que katherine estaba viviendo hacÍa meses. me dice su hija esta quemada y estÁ internada en el hospital de wilde. >> el novio de su hija al parecer habÍa intentado quemarla viva. >> despuÉs de una discusiÓn que tuvieron, ella fue viendo como prepara

three homes in san pablo had been yellow tagged.eal estate agents say if you might buy a home 18 slide zone you need to do your home work. >> i'll ask questions of the neighbors. how is this house? how long have you lived here? i'll request the seller, banks excluded, that they order what's called a natural hazards disclosure report. >> meanwhile, this morning yellow-tagged homeowners in san pablo are awaiting help from the state. san pablo city leaders declared a local emergency and the city is working with the county sheriff's office and other emergency leaders to get that help. the yellow-tagged homes on hill crest and wyman street and can only be accessed for a limited basis. >> 5:38. santa cruz county supervisors declared a local state of emergency because of damage. the state of emergency will help secure some state funding. there's $8 million in damage in santa cruz. $10 million in capitola and the harbor, more than $28 million in damage. >> it's 5:38. let's check win christina and an actual hot day. >> yes. people are going

. >> el vaticano inició la cuenta regresiva de la beatificación de juan pablo ii. >> subió un video ae los efectos que puede tener la radiación en las personas, en estados unidos hay plantas nucleares y que pueden hacer los habitantes de los alrededores de las plantas nucleares cómo pueden prevenir y cuidar su salud. >> esta no le diremos cuáles son los resultados de la votación de senado de maryland sobre la propuesta de ley que facilitaría los estudios universitarios a los estudiantes indocumentados en ese estado, así que los esperamos esta noche con esto y mucho más en la edición nocturna. >> expertos en la cuestión en japón y los programas radioactivos. >> tendremos que aprender. >> vamos a hacer una pausa al volver nos acompaña un residente de tokio, nos contará cómo vive el (♪). >> nos acompaña el comunicodor peruano, residente en japón de la ciudad nos tiene más información de primera mano. >> giovanni gracias por estar con nosotros, tú viviendo en japón qué más te preocupa en estos momentos?. >> mira ahorita nos está preocupando dos cosas, con los reactores nucleares que están

. >>> tonight the city of san pablo is planning on declaring an emergency because of a landslide thatthreatening half a dozen homes. all of them have been declared unsafe to live in that is because the hillside is slipping from nearsighted the homes. at least one family is packing up. john alston reports from san pablo. >> the clock was ticking for leon walker that had to get his belongings out of his home. friends gave him a hand as a landslide slowly ate away the back yard of his home that he and his wife bought seven years ago. >> it's going down the hill and no way for me to stop it. >> the view from sky 7 shows the hillside sagging from the top of wyman street down to hillcrest road. three homes are in jeopardy along with another three on the bottom. mud and trees are creeping toward the house. the family is moving out. >> our biggest concerns are those trees right there. it would be a direct hit. >> landslides are nothing new around hillcrest. a photo of a home that was next to the backer's home which collapsed back in the mid '70s. >> i think the houses shouldn't have been put

you can see lightning strikes over san pablo bay. one that brought faster than 50 mile-per-hour winds to parts of marin county. deeper reds. those are rainfall rates that are running around five inches an hour. they are racing off to the northeast at about 30 miles an hour. we have received inch and a half of rain in los gatos. once we get behind the system we'll have scattered storms but the strongest part is moving through the southern sections and moving into san francisco right now crossing over the san pablo bay and heading to places like hercules and oakland down to hayward. one to two inches of rain is possible to over the next 24-48 hours and we could have flooding from highways, streets, overpasses, and even parking lots could be flooded. if you live in a low-lying area make sure your drains are clear. >> let's go to terry mcsweeney live in san rafael it's very windy and the rain is coming down hard. >> mike was just talking about, gusts up to 50 miles an hour. i think that is happening where i'm standing. chp gave an adviso