a second plane is expected to arrive at travis later this morning.-tac area near seattle over the weekend. thousands of u.s. families are catching the voluntary flights home from japan. >>> it is 6:32. opening statements are set to start at 9:00 this morning in the barry bonds perjury trial, then the first witness will be called. elizabeth wenger is in san francisco with more on that and who is on the jury. she joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. a lot to cover this morning, frank. that's right. as you mentioned, all eyes will be on the first witness, that would be bonds' former former personal trainer greg anderson. now, he is expected to refuse to testify. essentially, he is continuing his vow of silence. so that would mean he would be jailed for the duration of this approximately four-week-long trial. let's go out to some video. this was taken yesterday as the perjury trial of former giants slugger barry bonds got under way in san francisco. the jury of eight women and four men will decide if bonds lied to a federa

very scared. >> reporter: more than 300 people arrived to travis from japan today. most of them women and children. pets, too, got to come along for the ride. the first time in nearly two weeks they finally feel safe. >> i'm happy. i jump at every little thing. this earthquake scared me so much. i'm just scared. any loud noise, you hear something fall. get in the doorway. it will happen again. >> reporter: travis air force base has received more than 2,500 people from japan so far, and more flights are scheduled to arrive through the weekend. at travis air force base, nbc bay area news. >>> a peninsula lawmaker is slamming a settlement plan between pg & e. they had planned to fine the utility a million dollars a day for failing to produce gas lines safety records. this is all aftermath from september's gas line explosion. that punishment could have sbrun the millions of dollars but now they are proposing capping the fines at $3 million. assemblyman tells the mercury news, he is outraged by that. they are defending the settlement saying it would avoid a long legal ba

. >>> i'm juddy hernandez, i'll take you to travis air force base, where it was homecoming for dozensf u.s. families who survived the tsunami in japan. their story coming up. >>> there's another problem at the fukushima nuclear reactor. >> experts say they believe one of the reactors has been breached. radiation levels in the water there spiked to 10,000 times the normal level. three workers had to be taken out of the plant after coming into contact with the water there. you see the workers here. >> they were working in the basement with contaminated water on the floor. two of them were transferred to hospital with severe contamination of their feet. >> the government is now trying to find where the breach happened. it's also advising people who have been sheltering in place 18 miles from the reactor that they might want to now consider evacuating. finally, the death toll from this tragedy has officially topped 10,000 people today, thousands of other people remain missing. >>> well, for the first time since that quake hit in japan, some local families are finally back on stable ground

and i talked to a spokesman here at travis base. she says this is the only, the first and only stop for these flights. on a commercial plane chartered by the u.s. government, at an unusual location travis air force base. 250 people mostly women and children stepped on u.s. soil after a heroing 11 days in japan. >> i was more concerned about the radiation in the cockpit. >> reporter: that was the concern among the people we spoke to. she says the quake was scary, the unknowns about radiation from the damaged nuclear plants was worse. >> the wind and how the plume was coming, it might have come actually today, there was a chance of it coming over our base. >> reporter: maureen is a teacher, her school on base dropped from 1,200 to just 100 students. radiation fears expressed by her pupils. >> it was something that was on their mind all the time. they wanted to write about it. they wanted to talk about it. they were scared. >> reporter: the passengers on this plane have some connection to the department of defense, either military or c

right now we are right outside travis. in a couple of minutes we'll be let inside, go through security and get to the tarmac, the area, where the plane will land so hopefully later on this morning we'll be able to hear from some of these family members, frank. >> we look forward to that, sharon chin live at travis air force base. thank you. >>> a teenager says a man tried to kidnap her while she was walking on the peninsula. police say the suspect pulled into a driveway in the 100 block of arch street yesterday afternoon and told that 14-year- old to get into the car. but the girl ran away. the suspect drove off in a newer model gray four-door sedan with dry-cleaning hanging in the driver's side rear window. that man is described as white, in his 40s with short gray hair, heavy set and last seen wearing sunglasses. >>> the jury has been selected and this morning, opening statements in the barry bonds perjury trial. let's go to elizabeth wenger, she is in san francisco with more on the first witness up to bat. elizabeth, go

the people weary from the long flight stepped off the plane from travis. many know this is the first leg of the trip. some people are traveling to memphis from here. >> i have a -- a week and a half of it increasing and there was more smoke come out of the nuclear reactor. so we decided to leave. >> we decided to because we wanted our parents to have peace of mind. >> reporter: you can hear the pets. they came over with them. rolling blackouts in tokyo and a second flight japan was supposed to arrive a around 9:00. that's been delayed until this afternoon. reporting live at travis air force base, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> war crimes are obscene! >> this is new video out of san francisco. just a short while ago, members of the code pink organization took off their clothes outside senator feinstein's office. they are protesting the -- protesting the treatment of the wikileaks founder. he's in prison and these protesters are asking for diane fine sty's response -- dianne feinstein's response. >> he has been asked to stand naked in the mornings befo

they are coming back this morning to the travis air force base. i'm christie smith with that story coming up in a live report. >>> and a live look outside this morning at the bay bridge approach this morning. so far so good. we'll update you on what's going on in terms of water on the roads and your metering lights, all kinds of things. it is tuesday, march 22nd, "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. it is straight up 6:00. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast, is it going to be a rainy week ahead? >>> a rainy week ahead. two powerful storms are on the way. one as early as tonight, but let's get you to work right now. a little bit of shower activity lingering over oakland. for the most part, showers are clearing. we'll get a little bit of a break today for the first part of the day. then the showers start by this evening. we'll break it down for you, how much we are expecting and we'll detail thursday's storm as well. but hey, it is tuesday. if you are going to get to work righ

first baseman, travis ishikawa. [applause] this guy knocked in a run in game 1 of the world series, bay area native, giants fan, outfielder nate sherholmes. [applause] latest and gentlemen, the hall of fame in cooperstown new york, for this morning because they have a lot of memorabilia from the giants on display right now, including the batting helmets worn in the world series. ladies and gentlemen, the national league championship series mvp, here is toni ross. -- tony ross. [applause] an important pick up midseason, late-season from the chicago cubs, he started four different post-season games for the giants, infielder. will the recovery once hunted for a double. travis ishikawa -- we saw this, but we never thought we would see a bunt later, but there it was in the clinching game, aubrey huff. [applause] how about this next giant -- so young to be the longest tenured member of the world championship giants, 2-0 in the postseason. he did not give up a run all post-season long. his cap is in cooperstown as we speak

very busy airport actually travis air force base. of course the families returning because of the devastating earthquake and tsunami. the reason they are leafing because they don't want to compete with the japanese resources in japan. electricity, and water, and the food supply has been effected by some of the radiation falling out of that nuclear power plant that is in trouble. the other concerns might be some of the radiation from the power plants. so far the reason they are leaving is merelily gist call because they don't want to compete. there is two flights arriving one at 6:00 and another one later in the morning. the air force base will help people with lodging or perhaps a continuing flight to hometowns so in addition to bringing them here, they will be helping them reach their final destinations. reporting live at travis air force base kraig debro. >>> in just a couple hours opening statements begin in barry bonds' perjury trial. the defense and the prosecution are about to take an hour each laying out their case to the jury

however, at the expense of travis who is designated for assignment. brandon belt, a name the giants fans need to get familiar with. watch how emotional he was as we spoke to him just moments after he learned that yes, indeed, he had made the team. >> um, you know, i can't explain it. it was the greatest moment of my career. that's what it is right now. i'm just excited and i'm ready to get going. you're right, it feels like -- it's surreal right now. it feels like it's not really happening. hopefully it will sink in soon. >> he's going to be out there. he's not going to sit. he's out there to play every day. we told him that. you may go through your ups and downs, but he's going to be out there. >> meantime, travis did a great job off the bench for the giants last year. he's looking for a job. we'll give you the as roster moves at 10:00 as they pair down to 25. opening the real deal season on the mound against the dodgers at 5:00. >> nice way to start. defense of the world championship. >> against the dodgers. >> thank you. >>> we have more now on tha

government chartered planes out of japan will land here at travis air force base. the base expects to receive two flights a day. around 600 passengers for the next week. in fairfield, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and live storm tracker 2 picking up heavy rain now moving into the santa clara valley. this cell area now moving through. that is heavy rain moving into the santa clara valley. rainfall throughout the bay area right now. it will impact your morning commute. here's the computer model for tomorrow morning. here we are at midnight. we'll get a little break. as we get into wednesday morning, 5:00 a.m. more showers move in. that's your morning commute. it's wet as you head out tomorrow morning. 7:00a.m. the showers, the main rain moves to the east bay and the south bay. still in the heart of the morning commute. and then as we get into the 9:00 a.m. hours just widen these scattered showers. tomorrow morning's commute is going to be wet. in the afternoon, 6:00, 5:00 another cell moves through. a wet commute for your tomorrow. when i come back at 10:45

>> hi i'm will travis and development commission or if you watch,cnn, i'm travis mills. but that's okay. as a regulator, i think it's important to listen to the rhetoric of cutting through regulations and streamlining them, i think it's important to remember those regulations were all put in place in reaction to some abuse. they are advancing veryly get mate enlightened public policy. what you may see as an imped meant is really a regulation put there to protect environmental resources. some people commented on my remarks yesterday that i talked entirely about the economy and nothing about the environment eventhough we're seen as an

>> hi i'm will travis and development commission or if you watch,cnn, i'm travis mills. but that's okay. as a regulator, i think it's important to listen to the rhetoric of cutting through regulations and streamlining them, i think it's important to remember those regulations were all put in place in reaction to some abuse. they are advancing veryly get mate enlightened public policy. what you may see as an imped meant is really a regulation put there to protect environmental resources. some people commented on my remarks yesterday that i talked entirely about the economy and nothing about the environment eventhough we're seen as an environmental agency. it seems to me just as this conference opened dialogue for water and environment, i think we should find our worst enemy and going and sitting down and seeing the common ground we have and then putting together a coalition of allies not normally working together and then going to the legislature to ask for oversight hearings to the laws that protect san francisco bay all the way to the laws that deal with water and air q

william barrett travis, lieutenant colonel, commander. steadfast to the end, and toind the core, that is the essence of texas, madam president. and -- had colonel travis and his men not laid down their lives in the battle of the sal mow, the battle two months later would never have been possible. texas freedom might not have been won. it is important that every generation of texan pause to remember the patriots of the texas revolution. each soldier who gave his life at alamo, the 59 men who met at washington on the brasses putting their lives on the line by signing the declaration of independence for texas became the heroes of the cause and the bravery of the women who gave up an easier life in the east to join the struggle to make texas the marvelous place that it is today. madam president, my great-great grandmother was one of those brave women. she took her four children in what was called the runaway scrape, trying to flee eastward from just where they lived to try to escape the advancing mexican army and the indian raids that were ha

at travis air force base, sharon chin, cbs 5. >>> are bay area bridges ready for a quake like japan? how many aren't make the grade, coming up. >> and chris brown flips out. the one question that allegedly had him trashing the dressing room coming up. ,, appreciate the easy days, are what keep me coming back for more. [goat sounds] and the customer says, on the carpet." what? gonna be difficult. don't tell me about a dog. a day care full of kids, house chickens. call a day's work. call 1-800-steemer road, crashed into a ditch and >>> a dramatic crash in contra costa county today. this big rig swerved off the road, crashed into the ditch and into a power pole in north richmond at 8 a.m. the crash sheerred sheared off the pole. no serious injuries reported. the cause of the crash sun clear. >>> apparently one in five bay area bridges is structurally deficient. that's according to a new report out today. the study does not pinpoint any specific bridge but it says thousands of bridges all across california are at least 50 years old, which is their life expectancy. it comes from the trans

the first is to land at travis air force base in fairfield at 5:45 this morning. coming up in the next half hour we will go live to travis air force base for their arrival. >>> in santa cruz survey of damage left behind from the tsunami surge is expected to be completed later today. crews have been using sonar equipment to try to locate any debris in the harbor. yesterday two more sungen boats were found. it's estimated the tsunami surge cost $26 million in damage to the santa cruz harbor and boats. >>> 4:38 is the time right now. let's check in with sal for an early look at traffic. >> traffic is moving along pretty well around the bay area. although it is a little bit wet out there. experienced rain in the drive in myself. traffic is going to be okay coming up to the 80 split if you are driving on southbound 101 it looks okay as well. also at the bay bridge toll plaza it's light westbound coming into the city. there are no major problems on the bridge. if you are driving in the south bay northbound 280 traffic is moving well. most of the problems we have had are

government chartered planes out of japan will land here at travis air force base. the base expects to receive two flights a day. around 600 passengers for the next week. in fairfield, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and live storm tracker 2 picking up heavy rain now moving into the santa clara valley. this cell area now moving through. that is heavy rain moving into the santa clara valley. rainfall throughout the bay area right now. it will impact your morning commute. here's the computer model for tomorrow morning. here we are at midnight. we'll get a little break. as we get into wednesday morning, 5:00 a.m. more showers move in. that's your morning commute. it's wet as you head out tomorrow morning. 7:00a.m. the showers, the main rain moves to the east bay and the south bay. still in the heart of the morning commute. and then as we get into the 9:00 a.m. hours just widen these scattered showers. tomorrow morning's commute is going to be wet. in the afternoon, 6:00, 5:00 another cell moves through. a wet commute for your tomorrow. when i come back at 10:45

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they touched down at a travis air force base.econd plane full of evacuees is expected to douch down around 9:00 a.m.. their return is voluntary. 500 family members made the decision to come back. pentagon says it helps reduce the demand for water and food in japan. we'll hear from them at 11:00 this morning. >>> caltrans says a crumbling section of the highway should be repaired. southbound lane begin crumbling into the pacific following days of rain. damaged forced the chp to close the scene highway north of big sur. it will cost about $2.5 million to stabilize. >>> check in with mike. see when the real rain is coming in. i like that term. >> that is why i like it. i came up with it. >> heavier rain coming in later this afternoon. that is the key, eric. good point. we're seeing a little bit of clearly this morning after some showers that have rolled through. you can see them on live doppler 7 hd and still watching some of those showers move up 24 and kind of fall apart as had he head toward pleasant hill and few more around sant

two chartered military flights scheduled to touch down at travis air force base this morning. the first at 5:45. the second will land around 9:00. >>> this morning, this english teacher is identified as the first american confirmed killed in japan's disaster. u.s. embassy in japan says the body of 24-year-old taylor anderson was discovered in the wreckage of the earthquake and tsunami north of tokyo. anderson is from virginia. her sister tells a local newspaper she helped all the her students evacuate but then couldn't get out of the way of the tsunami fast enough. >>> opening statement and the first witness expected in the perjury trial of former giants slugger barry bonds. the first person to be asked to take the stand will probably be bonds' personal trainer greg anderson but he is expected to refuse to testify and to be jailed for the duration of the four-week trial. a jury of eight women and four men was chosen yesterday. they will decide if bonds lied to a federal grand jury back in 2003 when he said he never knowingly used steroids. >> it's about finding 12 people who w

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now we are told the air lift to travis is the second u.s. location. residents have been arriving in seattle since saturday. two chartered flights are expected in here this morning. the first at 5:45, the second at 9:00. and we are told that these flights will be ongoing for the foreseeable future. reporting live at travis air force base, christie smith for "today in the bay." >>> thank you, christie. people in tokyo are trying to get back to usual as commuters return to work after a week-long disruption that followed the quake and tsunami. many of the 13 million people in the city stayed inside last week because of radiation concerns. tokyo also suffered from rolling power outages. >>> we hear at nbc bay area would like to take time to thank you for your support during the friday telethon for japan. new count this is morning show we raised a lot more than first thought. almost $768,000. we appreciate all your help. the need is ongoing, though, and if you could not help on friday or still want to give, you can. the american red cross is accepting donat

nbc's christie smith reports from travis air force base, where they touched down. >> reporter: the end of a 10 1/2 hour flight was a huge relief for 340 passengers arriving from japan. >> but the air force made us feel right at home. we really did appreciate it. >> reporter: mary trayer is in the navy, on leave with her baby born just days before a 9.0 earthquake rocked japan. but it was the ongoing nuclear crisis that made her pack up. >> i decided to leave because of the vacation. i have a week and a half old and i just didn't want to take the chance of increasing -- and right before we left, the plant actually had more smoke coming out of it, so we just decided to go ahead and leave. >> reporter: she was among the first voluntary departure for service members' families to travis air force base. >> i really haven't had too much of a chance to process it, but i'm happy to be back. >> reporter: timothy harrgrave has three kids. his wife is a guidance counselor at a navy base and had to stay behind. his daughter, emma, says she'll never forget that day. >> it felt like somebody shaking

. >>> military officials say today fairfield travis air force base has welcomed hundreds of people home from japan since the disaster began. the u.s. northern command says more than 2,500 families of troops have returned from japan through travis' reception center. the other two welcome centers are in colorado and tacoma. >>> a major set back tonight in budget negotiations in sacramento. we have just received word from governor brown that he is stopping negotiations with republicans to help balance the budget. what happens next is unclear. but it could potentially set the stage for billions of dollars in additional budget cuts. the governor says even a significant progress was made with republicans they continue to demands that would undermine any asemblance. >>> and a suspicious package was reported this morning. it was on polk avenue. not knowing what was inside, police ordered a shelter in page at the civic center and the bomb squad was called in to detonate the package. a store owner told police that smith walked into the store and said he had a bomb in his backpack. then he placed

allowed back in the neighborhood has been flooded with local police and bomb squads from the atf and travis air force base. at 10:20 this morning, an elderly man walked down his driveway to pick up the sunday paper. there was a bomb wrapped inside. when he grabbed it, it blew up. the neighbors came out and found the man bloodied and lying on his lawn. authorities say his injuries are not life-threatening. >> he was waiting for us to arrive. >> was there a typical sunday morning paper? >> we don't know. his newspaper was on his coffee table so wasn't necessarily his newspaper but a newspaper there, or could have been a package. >> i was in the backyard playing basketball with my son. i heard a big explosion, i thought it was a shot gun. >> looked like his finger -- already picked up. leg, concussion might have went out instead of up. it was a loud noise. >> reporter: dozens of homes were evacuated. the city made automated calls to everyone in vacaville, washing them not to pick up their up in and report any suspicious items they may have seen. this afternoon police have been running around a

with bell in first baseman travis ishikawa is out. winning a spot in the bull pen.fielder cody ross on the disabled list aubrey huff will start in right field >> i think i'm ready for it. huff has gotten me used to it a little bit. >> he is in the rookie inn, the big leagues. returning to cleveland. a little late though. >> number 6 lebron james. >> boo boo boo. >> he was absent during his introduction. it was a bad night. and despite king james triple double the cavs stung the heat. after the game, james told reporters why he missed that introduction. >> how come you didn't come out when you were introduced at the beginning? >> i was using the restroom. am i allowed to do that? >> i was using the restroom. >> can't blame him for that. >>> hockey last night. keep an eye on shawn thorton. he trips and fell on an opponents skate and went across his forehead. he needed 40 stitches. then somebody on the chicago bench taunted him as he was skating off the ice. >> some stuff said that i'm not very happy about. if i ever find out who it was i will deal with it in my own wa

we have on the scene right now in vacaville the travis airport bomb squad. the fire and tobacco folks are here as well. bomb sniffing dogs and apparatuses as well. >> reporter: rumors spread quickly that bombs made of two litter soda bottles full of acid. but that was corrected. >> we got reports of things that looked suspicious, but we have not located any devices at this point. another question about acid type bombs, it's not an acid type bomb. we don't know what type of device. >> reporter: police can't say whether the victim was targeted or whether it was a random act or what the motive may be. but they're confident there are no other devices. >>> capitola has declared an emergency. water several feet deep gushed from a broken pipe that rushed through stores. it left a huge mess. >> reporter: the sound of industrial vac couples replaces the sound of rushing water heard here idea when capitola's second flood in three days rushed through turning streets into rivers. the water came from an underground culvert at the bottom of this hole created when the pipe

chartered flight landed at travis earlier this morning. more than 3500 military family members made the decision to head home. the departure will help reduce the demand for food and water in japan. defense department says the voluntary evacuations will continue for the foreseeable future. >> opening statements are underway in the federal perjury trial of barry bonds. he wab indicted 2007 accused of lying to a grand jury for obstruction testifying that he never knowingly took drugs. >> reporter: the first witnesses will be called to the stand shortly. right now the defense is wrapping up opening statements. prosecution spoke earlier today for about 45 minutes. legal analyst dean johnson has been following the trials. >> think the opening statements have to go to the defense. the defense attorney al ruby did what he should have done. he set a theme, barry bonds testified before the grand jury, he employed useful information, he told the truth. he did his best. by contrast, the prosecution gave a long rambling opening statements full of techn

. >> reporter: with all of these planes, they will land here at travis air force base. the expects to receive two flights a day for the next week. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bullet tore through a bathroom wall in a berkeley high school today that ended with the arrest of three high school students. one berkeley high students were showing off a semiautomatic handgun when it went off. the campus went into lockdown. during the investigation officers got an anonymous tip about another student with a gun and all three were arrested. >> it made me uncomfortable. but we are quite sure that there are weapons in schools every day that we are not aware of. >> school officials say that the arrested students faced expulsion could this is the fourth time to shoot a weapon has been found. >>> a highway patrol officer cost into a hayward home about 10:00 a.m. the officer tried to stop a driver of a silver dodge that was speeding. when the driver refused to stop, the officer pursued him in hayward. the chp says the driver ran a patrol car off the road, propelling it into

chartered flight landed at travis earlier this morning. more than 3500 military family members made the decision to head home. the departure will help reduce the demand for food and water in japan. defense department says the voluntary evacuations will continue for the foreseeable future. >> opening statements are underway in the federal perjury trial of barry bonds. he wab indicted 2007 accused of lying to a grand jury for obstruction testifying that he never knowingly took drugs. >> reporter: the first witnesses will be called to the stand shortly. right now the defense is wrapping up opening statements. prosecution spoke earlier today for about 45 minutes. legal analyst dean johnson has been following the trials. >> think the opening statements have to go to the defense. the defense attorney al ruby did what he should have done. he set a theme, barry bonds testified before the grand jury, he employed useful information, he told the truth. he did his best. by contrast, the prosecution gave a long rambling opening statements full of techn

. >> we have on the scene right now, we have the travis air force bomb squad, the alcohol, tobacco and firearms folks are here, as well. we have some bomb-sniffing dogs and some x-ray apparatus. they are checking the neighborhood for any other devices. >> no other suspicious items were found and the neighbors were eventually allowed to return home. there are no suspects in this case. >>> well, capitola has declared a state of emergency after a damaging second flash flood over the weekend. >> water several feet deep gushing from a broken storm pipe saturday and flowing through homes and businesses in capitola village. it was the second failure by the same pipe and the flood left a huge mess behind. the water came from an underground culvert at the bottom of a 20-foot hole. that hole created on thursday when the pipe failed the first time. now a number of mobile homes are yellow and red-tagged and one is a pile of rubble. many were vacation homes but some housed elderly people. >> red cross is going to help them for two weeks but what do they do after that? >> we're packing up and moving

and travis air force base was their first stop. most of the passengers were women and children and most of them told us they were more concerned about the damage nuclear plants than the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami. >> i'm glad. i'm very happy, excited, to see my family and just more relaxed. the unknown of radiation or what was going on, it's scary. >> reporter: the base expects two flights carrying about 500 to 700 passengers to arrive each day for the next week. >>> is the bubble about to burst again? >> several companies including this one have recently announced they're expanding but it's where to that has some concerned about the future of the silican valley. >>> also ahead, california's landmark hits a legal snag. the key piece of legislation being blamed for that. >>> a new report says the worse is over for californian's economy. but the road to recovery will be a long and bumpy win. international trade and other job gains are positive signs. but there's been little growth in the housing market. >>> it has been t

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military families evacuated from japan, arriving at travis air force base near fairfield.we have the report on a decision to come home. >>reporter: the plane carrying the family members of those serveing in japan arrived this morning after a long flight. for some it was only the first leg of the trip. >> i'm headed to dallas to spend a week or so with my in laws. >> i'm going to live with my parents until i go back. >>reporter: when they go back is up to them, just like the decision to leave japan. >> the military is providing assistance and they're taking advantage of that to get to where they know they're safe. >>reporter: voluntary evacuations was approved to assist and expedite the recovery process. efforts are being slowed by electricity, fuel and clean drinking water, and by leaving the families aren't competing for resources. the families felt a little tired, but now that they're back in the united states, they feel a lot safer as well. >> i have a week and a half old and didn't want to take a chance. we think it was the best choice to be able to give people that we

members of the vacaville and travis air force base bomb squader called in to help with the investigation. it happened yesterday around 10:20 in the morning. the victims daughter-in-law tells ktvu that the man cooked breakfast and walked outside to get the paper. seconds after that after picking up a newspaper something inside exploded. >> my son don't ever want to play outside again because we walk down to the corner and they saw him laying there. i kid could not have surprised that explosion. >> reporter: the victim was air lifted to uc davis medical center. police don't know if the man was targeted for if this was a random act. we will make a call to the police to get the mans identity for to find out if this was a random act. reporting in vacaville kraig debro . >>> on the storm watch people in san pablo are starting off the week with the uncertainty of their homes. a landslide on a hill is threatening several homes in that neighborhood. yesterday that forced tree trimmers to cut down six large trees all in an effort to stop them from crashing down two homes. this all comes after a si

. >> we have on the scene right now, we have the travis air force bomb squad, the alcohol, tobacco and firearms folks are here as well. we have some bomb sniffing dogs. >> reporter: rumors spread quickly there were several explosions and the bottles contained acid. >> we have gotten calls about newspapers that looked bigger and look a little suspicious. we haven't located any device at at this point. in terms of the type of device, another question about acid- type bomb much it is not an acid-type bomb. >> reporter: police can't say what the motive may be but they are fairly confident there are no other devices to be found. >>> those homes slipping off a hillside have led to an emergency declaration. several homes have suffered damage as a result of land giving away. three homes have been limited access. an attempt to move some trees that were in danger of falling on some houses almost resulted in another disaster. >> the city can now get at trees in the back. one tree missed the house by an inch. and they don't have clearance to move back into the home yet because the house in the bac

your looking at video of the military families arriving at travis air force base this morning.wo flights arrive today, one this morning in one this afternoon. >> i have a five want those in even know the radiation as low, i was worried about her. >> we were told it was ok, and relax. encouraged us to stay in our home last friday, saturday and sunday because the way the wind was blowing from north to south. also, with the reactor sometimes they were safe, then they couldn't get it quite under control. >>pam: defense department approved the departures to help reduce demand for food, water, fuel and electricity in the aftermath of the magnitude 9.0 earthquake and the resulting tsunami. >>jacqueline: the scene like the rain is over but it will pick up tonight into tomorrow morning. thundershowers for tomorrow afternoon and more rain thursday afternoon. will talked about flooding concerns, coming up in a few more minutes. >>kimberlee: not flex, down. this is what the website looks like. the website and the ability to instantly watch movies temporarily unavailable. they're continuing

retired lab employee says he was given a federal grant two years ago to study jet fuel pipe lines from travis air force base through sasoon city. >> the school district will examine a report on crimes on the berkeley high school campus. there have been six gun-related incidents during the school year including a shooting death, though that was off campus. the district is thinking about installing metal detectors, and issuing i.d. badges. one student says the unlocked gates makes it easy to get on campus. >> the land slides of our rains are causing problems for homeowners from hercules to san pablo. dozens of homeowners packed the council chambers in hercules. many own homes an carson street in the path what if is now called the carson slide zone. real estate agents say if you might be buying a house in a slide zone you need to do your home work. >> i'll ask questions to the neighbors, how's this house, have problems with it. how long have you lived here. then i'll request the seller, banks excluded, that they order what's called a natural hazards disclosure report. >> santa cruz supervisors d

this is something that came from the community as a priority to make cesar travis -- chavez safer and more attractive. there are a lot of people that use it. it was built more for cars. it acts like a freeway. it is not very inviting or safe. this is the result of a community effort that has gone for many years. the funding source for the st. improvement comes from a program of the federal government. it is transportation dollars available specifically for this kind of purpose. they are not dollars that we could take and move to social services. it is a project that i think will have a great impact on knitting back together the city that is cleaved by the freeway. it will be safer for the schoolchildren. it will help the economic development of the area by making it in more viable and attractive place. we have seen that on valencia. it seems difficult to invest as much in infrastructure as we have these other needs. these dollars cannot be used for those other needs. they do have a benefit and merit on their own. i think it will be a good project. it is a result of great community pla

travis ishikawa might make the roster by way of his glove. nice catch against the tarp.me the winning run. san francisco gets swept in their split-squad game. >>> tonight on game day after bounding around the minor leagues torres has found a home in the big leagues. >> what was it that turned in your career that made you an everyday player. what changed. >> ien came more consistent, i talked about my life of adhd. i had that condition for many years. i had medication. we are the way we are, we've got people that love us, and you feel love, and if i'm unhappy i'm the way i am. i'm very happy who i am. >> yeah, that's great stuff tonight on game day. finally, what is your opinion of the barry bonds trial? respond on twitter at kpix/sports. we will use your replies on game ditente. and i know there is a lot of people who wonder how many -- how much time and resources, energy, the government has spent, what is bonds' potential penalty. we'll answer that tonight on game day. >> all right. 11:30. >>> all right. with all the rain we have had this winter what's the water situati

the first of two military flights carrying those evacuees is due to land at travis air force base inld. their return was more than voluntary. more than 500 family members decided to come home. the departure is prudent and helps reduce the demand for food and water in japan. >> by the way, an alert crossed on the press that says, the utility in japan that all power lines have been hooked up to all six reactors now after plant and that should help them get will cooling systems back on line. we'll give more information on that. >> let's check in with mike now. tracking another storm. >> how does it compare to sunday's? >> thursday's, but today is going to be quiet until 2:00 or 3:00. this morning we're dealing with, not much other than a shower. look at 4:52 this morning as we look down from sutro tower to the east. let's talk about what is going on. most of the radar returns in the extreme eastern part of the bay, contra costa county and alameda counties and livermore you'll find some and down in the santa clara valley we are seeing radar returns. high surf advisory until 6:00 this mor