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still sliding. cheryl? >> reporter: it is indeed, garvin. the damage you see here is going to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to repair. whos going to pay for it is thth ththe million-dollar question. leon walker is watching his backyard go from this to this. its slowly slipping away after last weeks san pablo hills landslide. >> i cant get any equipment out here to shore this up. but if i do, thats still there. so it would be moot for me to do anything to this. if they dont addr...

look at the latest. areas around millbrae brisbane, just getting out of some showers. well continue with light rain through snout -- throughout today. the next system already moving closer to the coast. well talk about the -- about the wet weather for the week ahead. sal? at the westbound bay bridge, we have a bigger-than- usual backup because of an earlier crash. it happened about an hour ago. blocking a few lanes near the toll plaza. they had to switch the metering lights on extra ...

good evening. for one week now, we have been focused on the dangerous unknowns of the nuclear crisis in japan. but tonight, we begin with the unpredictable and dangerous mind of moammar gadhafi. today, president obama told americans that u.s. forces may be called into military action once again, this time, against gadhafi. joining other countries trying to keep the dictator from savaging his own people. tonight, we set out to answer three big questions. will other countries like englan...

all these kids in just five words. hes our "person of the week." good evening. for one week now, we have been focused on the dangerous unknowns of the nuclear crisis in japan. but tonight, we begin with the unpredictable and dangerous mind of moammar gadhafi. today, president obama told americans that u.s. forces may be called into military action once again, this time, against gadhafi. joining other countries frying to keep the dictator from savaging his own people. dont, we set out...

>> 700,000 are -- >> and there arent enough buses or vans to take care of that amount of population. >> do we have a direct line to them? >> we have helicopters to give immediate reading to make sure what is in the acceptable dosage. >> which is? >> 500 milligrams. any way to wait for support from camp pendleton? i dont like the idea of the elderly and disabled taking the brunt of that. >> longer we wait, more chance of ex- plosion and how much radiation venting into the atmosphere. >> vent it n...

So we are at 46 psi? >> we dont have time to relieve the pressure. >> 700,000 are -- >> and there arent enough buses or vans to take care of that amount of population. >> do we have a direct line to them? >> we have helicopters to give immediate reading to make sure what is in the acceptable dosage. >> which is? >> 500 milligrams. any way to wait for support from camp pendleton? i dont like the idea of the elderly and disabled taking the brunt of that. >> longer we wait, more chance of explosion...

lives to prevent nuclear disaster. >> those are the people trying to stave off the four reactors at the plant from a total meltdown. >> this crisis centers around one complex, 170 miles northeast of tokyo. >> the latest explosion at the fukushima nuclear plant may have damaged the outer shell. >> they believe it could eventually reach a level seven. that would make it equal to chernobyl. the u.s. offered nuclear assistance. the japanese said they can do it on their own. >> the nuclear ...

>> fifth ee heros trying to stop a meltdown, risking their own lives to prevent nuclear disaster. >> those are the people trying to stave off the four reactors at the plant from a total meltdown. >> this crisis centers around one complex, 170 miles northeast of tokyo. >> the latest explosion at the fukushima nuclear plant may have damaged the outer shell. >> they believe it could eventually reach a level seven. that would make it equal to chernobyl. the u.s. offered nuclear assistance....

Could sustain a 9.0 earthquake like in japan. >> probably not. i spent the entire day looking at this yesterday and i believe nuclear energy is efficient and effective and necessary in this country, but at the same time it needs to be safe and it needs to be consistent with the risks that we face. and we have new technology that is able to show where you faults are and seismic activity is and so if you look at the facility in california near camp pendleton, that can only withstand 7.0 magnitude ...

Discovered a new fault line north of new york frand im suggesting when we look at the fukushima experience it calls for reevaluation and reassessment and national leadership. again, i think we believe, i believe in nuclear power. and i think we should have it, but at the same time, i also believe that we should be responding to attend threats. we need to know that from 2004, to 2008, at the nuclear facility near camp pendleton in san diego county, that the diesel fuel backups systems, to stop a ...