>> 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 term needs. they are asking other residents about doing the same. >> at today's meeting, the city council will provide $6,000 for donation fund for the six affected homeowners. >> the walkers say every little bit help given that they don't have mean to rent. they are still thinking of this house as their home and they hope to one day get back in it. >> i'm still in denial. >> reporter: if you would like to donate the fund has been set up at mechanics bank. the family is trying to get money out of the insurance company and they are hoping it will come in from the state. it's very hard when the process is so much waiting. >> kristen: san pablo city leaders are teaming up with officials in nearby hercules to help from the state. a sleight slide threatening homes there and at the same time. homeowners in a south bay neighborhood are dealing with trouble. in mountain view where several people had to vehicle their homes. >> it's quite a dramatic scene at the mobile home park. if we take a look at the video you can see how stevens creek ate away at the backyard. the erosion took over several days and the sunday was the final collapse. one of the men at the mobile homes he was forced out of his home. he has lived here eight years and never seen the creek at the levels which tore away the hillside. he said he lost 50 feet of backyard and two neighbors had the same fate. so we have three monthly homes that are red-tagged. they are not livable because of the erosion at the back of the mobile home because of the creek. there is heavy erosion issues. there is information that indicates that one of these mobile homes is going to be moved later today to an available space but the man that i spoke with said his mobile home is too big and it cannot be moved. the mob home park manager as well as the water district are now working together to try to come up with some sort of solution but that process could take some time. karina rusk, "abc 7 news." a two-year-old pleasanton boy is now safe after a frightening ordeal. the toddler was found wandering in the parking lot of a walmart in the middle of the night. >> right now it appears to be a case of a 2-year-old boy, they are not filing any charges. child protective services is holding its own investigation and they say the child is here in the care of cps. no word on when the boy will be reunited with his mother or if he already has. it unfolded around 3:00 this morning when a walmart employee found a toddler wearing a t-shirt and a diaper. a mom woke up and discovered the boy was missing and made a frantic call. he lives in an apartment across from the walmart. they believe he opened the door and walked over the road and over to the walmart. fortunately there was no traffic and weather was mild. >> do we know why he wandered to the wal-mart? >> he seemed to be familiar with the store. he even went to the mcdonald's sign and said he wanted french-fries. >> police say the boy and his mom recently moved into the apartment which was designed for someone in a wheelchair so the doorknob was lower and automatically unlocked the deadbolt when you open the door. she wanted to get the locks changed and definitely will now that this has happened. pleasanton police will not be filing any charges saying there was no criminal negligence but cps needs to conduct their own investigation. they say the boy is healthy, happy and in good spirits. >> cheryl: acting san francisco police chief criticized a person today what he says is a constant attack on the department. he addressed about another southwest video that depicts police misconduct. they say it shows them mishandling an arrest on a marijuana suspect. the chief says it shows nothing illegal. a judge dismissed the case against the suspect. >> kristen: the barry bonds perjury trial. a surgeon testified. the doctor denied performance enhancing drugs. hoskins said he had as many 50 conversations with king about bonds. he says he gave hem steroids to help an injury. the prosecution could wrap up the case as early today. >> barry zito has been released from the hospital after his car was broadsided in west hollywood last night. he was taken to cedar sinai for an examination. he is experiencing soreness and upper body and will have an mri today. the crash happened on sunset boulevard. he said the crash was not his fault but his car had major damage. he is scheduled to start on sunday but that is now in doubt. >> today the giants begin their quest to defend their world series championship. opener will be played in los angeles with a 5:00 start. if you can't travel to southern california, you can watch the game on the jumbotron. tickets are $45 and that money will go to a local charity called the guardsmen that help disadvantaged people. >> the mayor is expected to release america's cup transportation plan to host the yacht races. he envisions a new street car line. street closures along the waterfront and modified muni transits. he is promising bicycle and pedestrian friendly ways through the city. >> still ahead, consumer alert. a government warning about the dangers new activity called water walking. >> and new blow to moammar gadhafi's g for deals these days,not g about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or something. i'm talking about paying less -- every month. like this deal. 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[ woman ] i went looking for a deal, and at&t delivered. now, i just need to curb the shoe shopping. ♪ defense secretary robert gates says will there be no ground troops in libya. he answered questions about the united states' role in libya. he was not able to estimate the length of the military operations and how l it will proceed if moammar gadhafi does not step down but he emphasized the united states is scaling back their involvement there. >> the u.s. will provide capabilities that others can't provide in kind or in scale. there will be no american boots on the ground in libya. >> this morning, a senior libyan official announced he is resigning his post. this is the second resignation in gadhafi's regime in the last few areas. >> the groundwater underneath the reactor has 10,000 times radiation levels. the company doesn't believe drinking water is affected. contaminated water has been cooling at the damaged nuclear plant. radioactive water has already leak into the ocean. >> the government wants people to stop participating in a water recreational activity. it's called water walking. there is a risk of suffocation or even drowning in knees inflatable balls. they are concerned about too little oxygen in them. there is no emergency exit. the only way it can be opened is by a person on the outside. they are popular at parks and malls. >> great day on for swimmers. >> let's take a look outside. 11:13 this morning, we're looking at san francisco and we're already in the 70s in san jose. barely a cloud in the sky, record high temperatures but changes for the weekend. i'll get it together in a minute. >> meet the winners of $319 million jackpot. how snickers bar brought them sweet rewards. >> a childhood dream comes true today for brian wilson. the 7 workers will introduced this morning after winning $319 million meg qa millions jackpot. look at those smiles. they range from 29 to 63. they are information technology workers. they have been playing the big jackpot for several years but the man that bought the ticket, says it was pure luck that he ended up buying the winning ticket. >> i like the snickers dark and i'm working at those. i reach over and got out of line to get the candy bar and guy jumped in front of me. maybe i should say something. but i was behaving myself. so i'm thinking later on after all this went down, who is the guy that would have won instead of me. you never know. >> each winner will collect just over $19 million. what will they do with the money. one is going to buy a new dishwasher and most extravagant man wants to go to every country in the world with his wife. >> great answer. absolutely. >> that is terrific for them. >> let's take a look at different vantage points. one from sutro tower. you can see the golden gate bridge. absolutely beautiful picture, everything is quite green around the bay area. here we go back from emeryville. let's talk about those temperatures and how much warmer they are than this time yesterday. anywhere from 2 degrees in fairfield to 12 in livermore. double-digit warmth in fremont, santa rosa the exact same. as far as the temperatures look at all the 70s. entire bay shore into the south bay. out to concord around livermore and santa rosa, everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. around monterey bay, low to mid-70s but well on our way to more record high temperatures this sunny afternoon. cooling trend starts tomorrow really at the coast and san francisco and then pushes inland. pretty fast wind saturday, and sun is, 40 miles an hour and surf could be about 20 feet. today is much caller day to be at our beaches. here is whaps what happened. wind started to blow offshore and look at all the fog as it disappears and brings us the warmest day of the seven-day forecast. east bay, look for the asterisks record highs, 78 in richmond, low 80s for the rest of the east bay shore. south bay, mid to upper 80s for you. 79 in millbrae. 73 in half moon bay but we could jump up mid-70s millbrae, sunset. bodega, 68. then low to mid-80s through most of the valleys and monterey and carmel, low to mid-70s. look how we jump almost 10 degrees warmer. now around the state we're not even warmest, palm springs, 95. l.a. nearly 90. it's going to warm in the stadium for the game. low to mid-80s in is central california. technically the game is dodgers game but you can go to at&t park 5:00 first pitch. 78-68. garlic fries, good seats. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. pretty mild tonight. we'll have a few clouds but look at the onshore wind develop and that will drop our temperatures tomorrow. watch this cold front come sliding down from the north. its dry cold front but it will bring the winds in from the northwest and it will be so much cooler, 10-20 degrees cooler saturday and sunday and winds calm and the sunshine takes us back above average for monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> and millions to burn. >> this was a mansion in silicon valley, they reportedly paid $100 million for this house in los altos hills. it was one of the most expensive single family home in the country. it has 30,000 square feet. home theater, ballroom and wine cellar and new owner is planning on using it as a second home. nice to have money. britain's prince william is saying no to the ring. william does not plan to wear a wedding ring after the marriage. it is the couple's personal choice. kate middleton plans to wear a ring. >> brian wilson loves crossword puzzles. he started doing the "new york times" crossword when he was 12. maybe one day he would be a big success and maybe he could be a clue. take a look at "new york times", wilson is clue 30 down. meanwhile, 38 down was his number. it was the giants season opener for l.a. he is out with a strained muscle. >> all right. today at 3:00, you know her music and sheryl crow shows us a healthier way to eat and sheet on at 5:00. emeryville camera looking across the city. calm waters, record temperatures around the bay new study why faucets may carry more germs. >> a international festival and motown classic. don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> ashford and simpson make motown magic in their classic songs on stage in the razz room at hotel nicokko. >> high stakes comedy, in free for all, an evening of improv comedy in yerba buena. >> it's one of the premier companies in the world. american dance theater sets a standard. annual visit to the berkeley campus from cal performances at zellerbach hall. >> i did a lot of inner work, blah, blah. >> a one woman show. they tell it all at the marsh in san francisco. >> films made by women about women, making a difference the annual women's film festival is at roxy theater. >> baciaenga and fashion is art. now at the de young museum. mike has a final check on were they. >> anyway, let's talk about a lot of sunshine. low to mid-80s and 70s. this weekend, up to 45 mile-per-hour winds and waves up to 20 feet at the coast. >> that is it for now. thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> have a great day. bye-bye.