according to aaa, the national average is $3.52, up 40 cents in a month. in california, where prices are highest in the country, the average is a staggering $3.96. that coming from san francisco. miguel almaguer is there.

the national average is now 3.5 $7. here in the bay area it is much higher. you are paying -- oakland, it's 3.98 and also in san jose. the barry bonds personalry trial begins -- perjury trial begins tomorrow morning. in 2003, he told the grand jury he never knowingly used steroids. defense lawyers and prosecutors will begin jury selection tomorrow morning. it's likely they will present opening statements and first witnesses by tuesday. the former giants out fielder set major league's record of 762 home runs. >>> also tomorrow, the santa clara city council will vote on whether to stash money for a new football stadium for the 49ers. right now, there is a $4.5 million pot in the hands of a newly formed stadium authority. officials are concerned that the state might still be able to grab it. they may vote to give the money directly to the 49ers. if the stadium plans falls through the city would get the money back. >>> you may have noticed the first day of spring felt like winter still. get ready for a wet week. >> reporter: well, it turned out to be an interesti

the national average is now $3.57 a gallon. again, that's the national average. in the bay area it is much higher, you know that, in san francisco you're pagan average of $4.02 a gallon for regular, in oakland it's $3.98, it's also $3.98 in san jose. >>> lawrence is back because we have another rainy week ahead, don't we? >> we have a very wet week ahead. this one has got me ahead. everything is so saturated, we have seen the average, the trees coming down, a series of storms coming our direction. today kind of an interesting day. we have that sunshine out there, those dark clouds roll in, get those showers, even the possibility of a thunderstorm popping up around the bay area, things staying very unsettled outside. all right. let's check out your high def doppler radar and still getting active in parts of the south bay. you've got some pretty good sales now that continue to wind down in that direction. look at that towards milpitas now. that storm system beginning to move in that direction. you can see the pockets of moderate amounts of rainfall. down towards las

. >> they found our levels of bpa were higher than the national average. which was shocking. >> the families were then put on a special diet. the researcher is with the breast cancer fund. >> we brought them three days worth of freshly prepared foods that we were careful to store in glass containers and to avoid contact with packaging and food preparation items likely to contain those comb dales. >> after three days, they were tested again. >> what we found was a pretty dramatic drop. >> a 60% drop in the levels of bpa and a 50% decrease in another chemical, which is found in plastic food packaging. it changed the way they buy food. >> we also stopped using water bottles completely and have gone to the stainless steel. >> the findings are no cause for concern. the exposures to these chemicals are minute and the substances don't stay in the body. the group says consumers should feel confident in eating canned or packaged foods. as for the lorlands, they would rather be safe than sorry. >> it's better to use glass containers or metal containers to eat your fo

instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] . >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high definition. >> barry bond's trainer didn't want to testify against bonds but the jury hears him any way. secret recordings revealed in court. hear how damaging to bobbed bonds they may be. >>> and a recall. the store that called everybody who bought one to warn them not to eat it. >>> first, lot more rain on the way. >> it was the 11th straight day of rainfall in the bay area. between seven and nine this evening it was pretty busy with gusty winds and heavy downpours and some of them contain hail in the san bruno area as well as walnut creek, vacaville and fairfield. now just light rain showers but right there a moderate cell over the bay bridge moving toward the eastern span. moderate downpours around san rafael. to the south around the santa clara valley you have light rain in between san jose and gilroy along highway 101, i have done the mat

the bay area? the average in oakland is $3.91, san francisco $3.95, and oakland tops out at $3.91. obviously we passed the national average we are headed towards $4 a gallon on average. >> mark: especially when the summer blood kicks in soon. >> darya: part of the reason gas is so high, what's going on in libya with the uprising. rebels say they will regroup, bring and heavy weapons after forces pounded opposition fighters to stop the rapid advance towards the capital. an army colonel says his forces need reinforcements from east after the setback. the white house is considering how to deal with the rising gas prices. one option, tapping into the petroleum reserve. it is only done on are rare location. the reserve contains 727 million bar. of oil. it was last tapped in september of 2008. everything is positive this morning on the stock market. the continuing turmoil in libya pushed the prices up sorry down on friday. stocks were lower. the dow opens today down 88 points. the s&p is at 1321, nasdaq was down t2. >> mark: coming up bin 25 minutes. in the meantime watching mothers will look to dryout.watching weather

pushing the national average to $3.71. that is 705 higher than this time, last year. here is the average price are run the bay area. san francisco = $4.20 per gallon. $3.98, and open, 397 and san francisco $4 an25 >>jacqueline: video from heavenly ski resort. a lot of snow to the sierras and will continue to see more as this builds up for the next couple of days. the stormtracker 4 is showing a stronger storms pushing through tomorrow. and wednesday morning. locally. and from tuesday and wednesday snowfall through the sierras. a second storm pushing through and we could raise these skillful totals as this gets closer. priestley's snowfall-totals as this gets closer and already will have to raise the snowfall totals as the system gets closer. and by 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. things are going to start to slow down. stormtracker 4 radar is showing that clear conditions behind the scattered storms and we're seeing today. the cloud coverage is not far behind. it will impact us tomorrow afternoon. already a flood watch in effect for the quirkin--carquiens straits and a saturated g

the national average is currently $3 and to do 2¢ a gallon. alifornia and hawaii in prices are the highest in the nation at $3.92 a gallon on average. in the bay even higher at $3.96 a gallon. to help to battle the soaring fuel prices. our internet reporter is here with a look at a few free mobile gas caps. >>kimberlee: these apps can help you save money and they add up. the first app we have this triple a's trick tech. it's shows a map of all the gas stations in the area and that with the click on any given gas station the prices and directions to the station will opposite as well. it's only available on the i phone and the same goes for the cheap gas at. it displays o list of the stations in the order of lowest prices. while it doesn't give the directions it shows the current location of your phone over the station is. gas buddy, this is the best at and it's available for free an android, windows and i phone. it can be configured to show the list of gas stations closer to you or by price. if you want to learn more about it just tap on the sta

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in the bay area, motorists are expected to pay an average of 3.98 centss. the cheapest gas in the nation is wyoming $3.90- >>> mainly erkts we're missing the rain. and it's sitting up in the california oregon border. tomorrow, we will stay mostly clear. you're dealing with fog in the morning, the north bay valley and even the east bay shore. seeing some patchy fog by 5:00 in the morning. 8:00 in the morning, mostly cleared. 11:00 mostly sunny skies. temperatures will warm up 5-10 degrees. today, we're in the upper 60s. and 70 degrees in santa rosa. 70 in concord. still cooler at the coastline. upper 60s, low 70s from the bay shores. 76, down in las vegas. by the morning, the rain is pushing to the north bay. by noon-- and still, very light showers expected. by the 4:00 hour this will start to breakup. later in the evening, some light drizzle possibly remaining but mostly dry conditions. the warm-up very shortly. cooler on thursday with increasing clouds, as the rain pushes in. light rain at that. friday and saturday, dry conditions. next storm will be a little bit stronger overnight sund

the national average is $3.71 per gallon. that is 76 and top-this time, last year. re is a look at average prices are run the bay area. $4.20 a gallon, san jose, $3 and the 85, oakland, $3.97. and fewer americans got previously occupied homes. pushing the median home price down to its lowest level in nearly nine years. the national association of real tors say that sales fell 9.6% from 5.5 million in january. and this is far below the 6 million. economists say that this is recom reflecting and good economy. at&t is acquiring t mobile with cellphone power and coverage increasing by 30 percent. coming up on kron 4 news of 5:00 p.m. our tikrit gabe slate's tech repor about how this will this impact the bay area. >> storms coming up and details on both coming up. (music) >> jacqueline: a little side of the stormtracker 4 radar the bulk of the storms continues to the bay area. this is pushing to the south. as this storm is moving to the south will continue with snow shower activity. and a look at the next couple of days we've a strong storm developing tomorrow and again o

in california, the rate dipped slightly, but still remains far high higher than the national average. the state's unemployment has hovered above 12% for 13thons m now. there have been small gains in construction, manufacturing and government jobs. stocks dropped today after another spike in oil prices. crude oil rose 2.5%. the highest level since 2008. markets have been rattled as higher oil prices threaten to undermine the recovery by increasing transportation and food production costs. the average price of gas in california has reached $3.85 a gallon. >>> governor brown is in town stumping for his plan and got a major victory when a group endorsed his plan. the governor met with ceos of the bay area council this afternoon. to let voters decide on whether to extend current taxes for another five years. brown has support by slashing spending, but business leader rs traditionally less enthusiastic about holding on to those tax cuts. now, brown is having some luck getting legislators move quickly on the plan. that's months ahead of the constitutional deadline. that plan calls for elimin

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instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! ree times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] >>catherine: and showing rising levels of radio activity. the company that owns this plant is warning that those levels could ohio. tap water in tokyo is safe. however, higher in other cities. one-quarter billion bottles of mineral water has spen distributed has been distributed. >> nato has agreed for a no- fly zone over libya. a french fighter destroyed a libyan jet tried to land. coalition planes pounded a military base in tripoli. >> libyan television images of destruction and words of defiance. this shows the damage to the military. the news anchor who is promising to give his last drop of blood to the moammar gaddafi. patients being wheeled into hospitals. later, coffins of civilians killed by the bond-the french are saying that they caught a libyan jet landing and destroyed it with air to ground missiles. the libyan was a gallup has produced in yugoslavia 30 years ago. in the southern

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instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] state law makers will be back at the bargaining table as the get ready to decide on possible tax extensions and whether or not to eliminate redevelopment agencies. governor jerry brown once the special election on june 7th. that special election would allow the voters to decide of increases of the sales of personal income and vehicle taxes enacted two years ago. also big spending cuts. to close at 26 but in dollar deficit, today, a you tube deal. the $26 billion deficit, and he was featured on the you tube. >> kimberlee: in the three minute video he was checking in with the people of california to find out how this budget should be shut down? >> during that campaign i said that there is any taxes or major decisions i want to check in and you, the people of california what do you want? so my proposal, and what am asking the legislature, both parties is to give we the people, all of us in ca

the national price of gasoline today up to $3.52 a gallon. that is 40¢ more than just last month. it's always more expensive in california where the averageday why this $3.91 for a gallon. here in the bay area we are slightly higher than that with prices at $3.96, dollars and 95¢ and 5 less in san jose. kron 4 maureen kelly spoke to drivers to see what they're doing in the face of these prices. >>christine: the price of gas as well over $4 here at this bryant street said shell station in its back kind of sticker shock that has julie taylor put in the bare minimum into his tank. >> i put $15 in here to get to vallejo. were getting to where we need to go. hopefully it's going to eventually go down, we know well until then 10, 10, 10. >>christine: is not the only driver spoke to look to cut corners. >> i'm trying to go straight to work in st. paul and and not have to do a lot of driving in between. condo projects and trips so that you're not stopping and starting. >> use of the treeand public transportation more. >>christine: i don't even look at it because at $62 if i thought about it i would cry. i'll think about it and getting go. >>maure

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the national average for a gal of regular is now 3.51. the biggest jump since katrina katrina katrina -- in 2005. we spotted premium gas as high as 4.45. the obama administration is concerned it could slow the recovery and are considered looking at the oil reserves. >> the issue of the reserves is something we're considering, only done in rare occasions. a. >> alan: diesel is up as average 29 cents a gallon. experts say it's likely to have an impact on shipping costs. >> the spike in gas prices come as libya appears to be devending into civil war. government fourses are using our power against rebel forces moving toward the capital. >> reporter: fierce battles raged on sunday's rebels pushing westwards towards tripoli were met by air attacks and ground forces loyal to libya's leader, moammar gadhafi. >> we were trying to escape and come back, and i was begging everybody to give me a ride. it was really scary. >> reporter: the front line now appears to lie between two towns. rasline lanuf. and -- were told it was too dangerous to proceed. w

california now heads the pack with the most expensive average gas prices in the nation.ails at least alaska and hawaii. california apparently uses a significant of imported oil and that's partly the reason for the bigger jump in prices. an increase in gas prices impacts just about everything you do. >> people won't be able to afford the houses if they don't pay for the gas. >> they're killing us. they're killing us. i'm out of work. i don't know how i'm going to ard to live. >> the national average for a gallon of regular is now $3.38. of course, here in the bay area, about the average is a whole lot higher. >>> in san francisco, a gallon of regular is at $3.92. that is up 45 cents from just a month ago. in oakland, $3.88, compared to $3.41 a month ago. san jose, $3.89, compared to $4.41 a month ago. >>> dozens of dog owners met to oppose a proposal. the it would shrink the size of off-leash areas for dogs at 21 different locations at the golden gate national recreation area. popular dog areas such as ocean beach and fort funston may soon require dogs to be on a leash at

. >> reporter: in georgia, teen pregnancy rates are nearly a quarter higher than the national average in the town of rome, it's so prevalent a support of 40 teens meepts twice a month. >> a bag full of baby girl stuff here. >> reporter: michelle is the founder of the group. >> there is no fear and shame in teen pregnancy anymore. seeing all the teen moms in the media, it's desensitized them. >> reporter: all the girls here follow "teen mom" in the gossip pages and on television. >> my name is whitney and i'm a country girl from the southern town of rome, georgia. >> in fact, there's a star among them. whitney was on "16 and pregnant," the original mtv documentary that launched the "teen mom" sensation. >> people think it's so cool that i was on tv. >> reporter: she says she was excited to participate in the real life morality tale. >> you don't have to have sex if you do have sex, be smart. this is what happens. >> reporter: but she wasn't the cautionary example she thought she'd be. she says the producers manipulated it situations to heighten tension and drama. >> what makes you thin

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the national average $3.51 against san francisco $3.94. e white house says in order to stabilize prices it is considering tapping into the emergency oil reserves. people who are just tired it have dipping further into their bank accounts like justin of pacifica say just do it. >> whatever it is, i just hope our government is able to resolve the problem and be able to regulate our gas prices so they don't fluctuate so badly. the mark january 1st, the prices are $3.20 and now march almost up to four bucks even. you know what i mean? >> the impetus behind the increase in gas prices, it's what's going on in the middle east in short. you have the civil war going on in libya, unrest in a number of other oil-producing nations and people don't like uncertainty. so the prices have been going up. the price up to more than $106 per barrel. the highest price average in san francisco i mentioned is $3.94 right now. june of '08 it was $4.06 so it's better than that. >> the teenager suspect arrested for a pipe bomb attack at hillsdale high school goes on

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in this city where unemployment for african-american youth is 28%, this is twice the national average. among african-american young men, only about 30% are greg tweeting from high-school. i want you to adopt one of our schools. i want to have mentors for the kids who are chronically truant, who have problems. i am asking you to look at in giving 8 -- to the public school teachers. and bring them into shadow your employees for a month. when they go back, they can have real world experience. of course, give your young person an internship. if you give a young person up an opportunity to shadow someone and the possibilities and if you give them an internship, they're more likely to graduate from high school, they're more likely to go on to college. that is the kind of experience we want. oakland, but this was the number 8 the city with the most woman entrepreneurs. there is an engineering at the academy that cents for kids to mit the in any of the high school in the east bay. they also said more kids to harvard than any other high school in the east bay. they have a very famous pre engin

so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. y. 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: news from the bay, a woman is losing custody of a child accused of killing her own daughter. she was running her car in her crotch the heat year-old daughter that is physically/mentally challenged. her garage--and this leaked from the garage into the interior. police were called. oakland east of and pride elementary on first street. 30 classrooms or ransacked. windows were pried open broken. the thieves got away with electronic equipment, computers, projectors. and the safe from the principal's office was taken. here is a teacher. >> this was my projector. it was a teaching aid, that is gone. all of the wires are gone. i have a printer, that is gone. my desk has been totally ripped apart. my students work has been tossed and our classroom. our pat, the insect was smashed. -the classroom-pet. >> this is a lot of trauma for the students. tomorrow education

instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] >>> a glimmer of hope tonight in japan at the nuclear power plant in fukushima dai-ichi. a power plant is closer to being connected. friday in japan the entire nation paused in the afternoon, the moment when disaster struck one week ago. 7 days later the death toll is more than 7200. 11 poun people are missing. 500,000 are homeless. thousands of people are still without heat and without basic supplies. fire trucks sprayed water on reactor 3 at the fukushima dai- ichi. they raised the threat level to a level 5. it's believed reactor four may have a crack in its floor. that would make it more difficult to refill the coolant pool and the first hint of radiation turned up in sacramento. it was detected by equipment used to enforce the united united nation's test band. it was a billion times below the level of a health hazard. no other traces have shown up. >>> in tonight's edlines. talk aimed

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. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: disturbing but true. fecal, mold

so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. >>rob: we think the i phone 5 will be delayed until the fall or christmas. >>pam: to we know that this in the list is right? >>rob: there were hiccups in japan, we haven't seen it yet. asia is famous for keeping no secrets when it comes to technology because they have to have a design and build two months before we promoted. it does look like it's coming. maybe it's a buying opportunity for investors, maybe it's the selling situation. the numbers will be as big, i think the demand will be their leader but not sooner. >>pam: no one has found a prototype flying in a bar. (laughter) should i jump into the market now? >>rob: again, i believed that you and i are of the ags much jumping. we have another 23 years before we take the money out. if i was 60 years old, i don't know. the market is trading at 39 1/2 times its earnings, historic the it's 15 times. interest rates are low. inflat

so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. rry. 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: the barry bonds perjury trial continues. former mistress, kimberly bell took the stand. joining us our legal analyst, michael cardoza. she has been anticipated with so much a hearing about are and what was it like being in the courtroom with a? >> i must say it was intense it was a great time. all of this that kimberly bell it cut he did a couple of times. there was one time when the defense attorney asked her about a word that she used and she said that is not my word. and what about the word " steroid? and she shot right back and said what did you say? and chris approached the stand she had papers as a take a look at this. instead of a gently putting them down should slam them down in front of her. to the defense? >>pam: to the defense call? >> it was amazing. >>pam: let us talk to the testimony her credibility she had immediate, direct discussions a

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. >>jacqueline: rain starting to push along the coast as the storm sitting off shore. we're going to see rain this evening, in turn heavy overnight. this evening, the rain confined to the coastline and the north bay. some heavier cells pushing through. after the midnight hour, that is when the rain will kick up. will notice some orange and red here with in the brain cells. meaning very heavy downpours. this is why there is a flood warning in effect for the area and now but and fairfield. heavy rain in the early morning hours carried by the morning to new things will improve. still wet when, areas of heavy rain but more scattered over night. by 9:00 a.m. starting to taper off it was a lingering showers and possible thunderstorms. the rain, tomorrow will last through most of the day off and on. thursday a slight break in the early morning hours with rain back b

the national average has surpassed $3.50 it is now $3.53. the state average is increasing closer to the $4. it is now $3.93 a gallon in california. san francisco are paying $3.28, oakland, $3.94, and a san francisco, $3.98 (music) >> jacqueline: light rainfall for the most part it is tapered off. the stormtracker 4 is some snowfall. try to the bay area. this is right to the northern california. temperatures are mainly in the 50s. 54 degrees in half moon bay. 55 in redwood city. upper 50s, low 60s with the inland valley. what we can expect tonight and into tomorrow. decreasing cloud coverage. this moisture from today is going to provide fog tomorrow inland valleys. however, two or afternoon of mostly sunny cool, mild depending on where you are. tomorrow afternoon-- >>jacqueline: more rainfall, after a couple of days of dry conditions. stay with us. but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the drivew, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass se

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