chains around the tractor and two trailers carrying the powder cement. take a look at pictures from closer up we shot a short time ago pacific this morning. again, tractor carrying pulling two trailers of powder cement, took this turn and it is a very sharp turn and over goes the truck, the driver telling photographer ian babcock he was not going too fast he s not sure what happened. chp says the back trailer went and the rest followed. they are going to wrap it up try to straighten it up and have this cleared in maybe an hour and a half from now. here s what the chp says is the plan. the dried concrete in the trailers the trailers are not breached or cracked open at this time. hopefully, it remains that way. reporter: what do you have leaking and how bad is it? only 5 10 gallons of motor oil leaking out of the engine no diesel fuel leaking. everything else is intact. reporter: there s good news. the fuel of this truck is not leaking at this point. as we heard the p
. good morning thanks for joining us i m katie marzullo in for eric thomas. and i m kristen sze. it is day two of the domestic violence trial of sheriff ross mirkarimi and a big decision is expected on whether key pieces of evidence against him can be used. amy hollyfield is live at the hall of justice with details. reporter: today s hearing is huge because there are fighting over the most important piece of evidence that is pictures. these are still photos taken from a video eliana lopez made at her neighbor s house. prosecutors state bruise on her arm was caused by her husband sheriff ross mirkarimi. the defense argues that lopez made the video to prepare for a possible custody battle over their son so she had motivation to lie. the prosecutors say she is obviously in a mental state of extreme agitation and was not lying at all. our legal analyst, we asked him to sum up the importance of this video to the case. the video is a critical piece of evidence because in or
we will tell you the first thing they will do when they get back. mark: the giants hosting the dodgers starting tonight. they re in town since the first time since the first tim darya: 0 woman was attacked over the weekend in the campus apartment. mark: deadly tsunami and earthquake rattled japaone monty tsunami an earthquake hits japan we have another earthquake. james: wet whether rolling through california, some of it may touch the north bay with some scattered showers, and sprinkles really coming into view for the afternoon mourner whether coming up, another wet ground on wednesday. more detailed forecast coming up. george: back up at the bay bridge we are free of hot spots but the back up has grown to the 80 over crossing. mark: thank you for joining us could morning its monday april 11th 2011. darya: darya: first we are starting with barry bonds as the jury is back in session resuming deliberations this morning for the second day. the eight women and fo
shot of the bay bridge where we don t see any delays. wait until next month to find out which three schools the mount diablo school district will close next year. the school world says it needs more time to make a decision. good thursday morning. 4:31 a.m.. thank you for joining us. i m eric thomas. i m kristen sze. this morning divers and deputies will resume the search of a canal for the car believed to be used to kidnap a four-year-old boy. someone saw that car plunge into the canal tuesday. last night a vigil was held for the missing boy. lisa amin gulezian has the latest. few words were spoken. they let they re candles and the flames speak for them. she s hoping and waiting for her son to come home. juliani was kidnapped. they re sure the one responsible is her ex-boyfriend. do you feel he d ever hurt himself or your son. he might hurt himself but i don t think he d hurt my son. i didn t see any problems with him until maybe the last few months he s been a li
transit. i m following a rig on southbound 101 through san rafael. kind of looks like a freak on this tuesday morning. almost blew a whistle at him, you know. i m eric thomas. i m kristen sze. the city that outsourced police service to save money now appears ready to do the same with its fire department. theresa garcia is live in san carlos to tell us more. this flurry of cost-cutting is all about fixing the budget shortfall. you ve got a city that s outsourced its payroll, landscaping, saving $900,000 annually and now looking at eliminating it s fire department. it shares fire service with the city of belmont but over an issue of cost has decided to dissolve that agreement which expires next october. instead leaders have issued a formal request for proposal to outsource its fire department. the city says it comes down to their bottom line and last night council voted 4-1 to outsource saying it will save over $1 million with apparently no change in the level of serv