good evening. governor jerry brown plays the details monday how he plans to increase taxes and cut the state budget deficit. today he warn californians it will not be pretty. the deficit bigger than anticipated. don knapp in oakland with details bad budget news means more and deeper cuts says the governor, but he knows this could mean support for his ballot tax measure. even at the governor getting his petitions to state election officials on thursday he was warning his to taxes might not be enough to day he went public with bad news. tax receipts are lower-than- expected and the federal government and courts have blocked us from making billions in necessary budget reductions. we are now facing a $16 billion

hole not the 9 billion we thought in january. state revenues are third half billion dollar is less than anticipated and the state spent $2 billion more than anticipated. this the honor blames the federal government for blocking necessary cuts. he is forced to go to the voters. we cannot do cuts alone without doing severe damage to our schools that's why bypass the gridlock and ask you the people of california to approve a plan that avoids cuts to schools and public safety. word of more budget problems comes as the governor makes his push for to raise income taxes on those who earn more than $250,000 and more along with the sales tax hike. in politics there's no such thing as a coincidence ya have

to look at why someone is doing something. it competes with another tax ballot measure which directs money to education. it may be a tougher sell for general fund money people making 250 may spin extra for education but they think it's going to the giant black colleges the state government their art are not comfortable with that because they do not see how much it is spent. what i propose is not a panacea but it goes a long way towards cleaning up the budget mess. republicans oppose the tax plan st. it will only hurt the economy. 93,000 californians woke up without unemployment benefits. the unemployment rate is 11% and not high enough for the federal government to continue financing extended unemployment aid. more than 900,000 californians

have received unemployment benefits the last three years. students are on the hunt lisa washington with the match and hope to put them to work. dozens of students and young adults arrived saturday to the mosconi center for the san francisco summer job and resource fair i look for jobs for the summer but hopefully something i can continue through college hopefully a part-time job to support the college it wants to work in engineering ultimately but is interested in any type of summer work. and i will take any kind of job i can mayor ed lee and united way sponsors the fare includes workshops seminars and mock interviews designed to help young people prepare for work. it is about making choices

it is on have to be the wherewithal choice you get better yet ready for the better jobs and how you want to progress more than 3000 jobs available for a 16-24 year-old son the idea is to fill more than 5000 positions. we went to incentivize employers for engaging the young people for the future of our bay area and as we get young people more and more engaged. i hope this is a good launching pad the information for those attending the fair will be placed into a data base and match their skills and interests with prospective employers. lisa washington cbs 5. the c h p has recovered a the car belonging to a missing transit authority worker. the car was found in an embankment off of interstate 80

and carell hall road, just south of tracy. the chp tell cbs 58 belongs to a 63 year old man last seen on thursday leaving his job in center is a to go home to tracy. the c h p confirms to cbs 5 that is his car and he did not survive the crash. his body was still in the car when crews found that. his family says he was a diabetic and required medication twice a day no word on what may have caused the crash. they are out but not down following a deadline from cal occupy protesters broke down their camp this morning they have been living on a tract of farmland but anne mackovic shows us the farmers say they're not going anywhere. every person is engaged on an act of moral is disobedience that moved out there camping gear but not given up the farm.

the occupiers had been camping on the spot of land owned by uc- berkeley since april 27th we try to build a farm that's a boats support sustainable urban agriculture they are protests in the proposed development of the del tracked it is the best food growing capability for the east bay the university use it for agricultural research is open to talking about the planet's future administrators invited to occupiers to a meeting this morning but they could only come if they get the property. the conditions were impossible for us to meet, to break down by a tan, committee consensus we could do that the university comes at the issue from different angles, on wednesday if other lawsuit against 14 of these people

accusing them of trespassing and being a nuisance. uc-berkeley spokesperson said they will continue to fight the occupiers presence using whatever means necessary but it police were standing by and observing. the long term vision this is a community from forever into perpetuity anne mackovic cbs 5 he went away conservatives school and a fine marriage between a man and woman but did not walk away the crowd favorite. temperatures touch 9 degrees in the east bay and the bay area that will change a cool down coming but not for long. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

the fight against a higher tobacco tax has backers with deep pockets those opposed to the increase have raised $40 million, most of that comes from tobacco companies. last week that no 129 campaign

took in $50 million and the california republican party. the yes on 29 campaign has raised $5 million most of that from nonprofit health organizations such as the american cancer society. president obama honored the nation's top police officers when you put on the badge you assume a special responsibility, every time you put on you never know if this day will be the day you have spent your entire career turning for, the day when and doing her job and being a hero are the same thing. 34 law-enforcement officers recognized for showing extraordinary valor doing their duties. the president's support of same- sex marriage has given him a boost in the gay community. that translates to financial support from gay and lesbian activists. 90 minutes after his statement

to the bombing campaign raised $1.5 million you can ordered t- shirts and buttons that read lb g.t. for obama from the campaign web site. the president will attend and l. b. g t gala in los angeles next month. mitt romney made his position on same-sex clear he deliver the commencement speech at liberty university one of the largest christian university's and the country, he kept politics out of the speech urging the graduates to honor family commitments and christian values during he said family is at the foundation of american culture as fundamental these principles are they may become topics of debate from time to time, so today with the enduring institution of marriage, marriage is a relationship between one man and one woman. reaction to the speech was

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dozens of volunteers roamed the streets of san francisco to write to the accessibility of businesses for people with disabilities. disability access is the law but there are loopholes and easy to get around it. this mapping day is an effort to find accessible shops and restaurants but to encourage business owners that it is good for business. were drowned but the care before the stick or not putting pressure on them to be accessible it is a social good thing they should be accessible. you will get more business if you have a more accessible place. new york city also had a mapping day the maps will be available on-line. hopefully more pickups and deliveries for postal workers the annual stamp on your food

drive was today. the largest single day supporting families at risk for hundred letter carriers at the bags of food as they made rounds and food is donated to area food banks. the bank collects more than 70 million lbs. of food. san francisco's union square in showcase taiwanese american heritage. people can learn about taiwan's history and enjoy delicacies and watch dance and music performances. the 20th year of a cultural festival. we cannot afford better weather. folks out and about today and and tomorrow is mother's day i do not want to disappoint my own mother in san jose, unless she goes to the beach. i tried a counselor against that it will be chilly along the coastline tomorrow. we look live at ocean beach camp

and see the low clouds that blanket the western shore of san francisco. and the embarcadero as well. the clouds are thickening and moving and we could get drizzle by tomorrow evening in parts of san francisco. after a lovely day today coastal clouds move and cooler tomorrow warmer by tuesday. we must bear some bring clouds come in and to the bay area. santa rosa hit the high of 80 degrees. mountain view on this day in the mid-seventies i think 1976 mountainview up to 103 degrees, so long way from record highs. most members are in the '50s and '60s and if you '70s. along the coast we will have persistent low clouds tomorrow. high-pressure anchored off the coast but not down a little bit. we will be cooling down, on the

time lapse notice high clouds what the atmosphere will look like for the bay area. pinpoint forecast for tomorrow we look at mid-seventies for south bay, east bay about 8 degrees will be cooler tomorrow in the north bay and the debt debate manages 58 with overcast. high-pressure rebounds on tuesday and the numbers will be rebounding by midweek into the '80s. for next week and it looks mostly sunny so a cool down for a couple of days and warm up by tuesday afternoon. you look at the forecasting you think perfect weather for football. time for your get the silver and black face paint. met the

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player who thought he was going to play, and then he's out he was day today than the injury it is good nothing was broken but today can and batting practice and they placed him on 15 day disabled list for a hand injury. it was in tonight's lineup but

was scratched after batting practice. just donaldson called up from sacramento. if tiger woods snaps his able to make a move that the players championship he shot an even par 72 and 10 strokes back. nothing even about matt couchers round seven birdies and four bogeys and one shot off the lead. most golfers battle the course but this player battle himself all afternoon. he bailed out late on his wings when he did get the ball everything was fine. he sings the birdie on 18 and moves into first place at 12 under. as much as the viewers tonight 1 man to win back of i know the whole world watches it is frustrating and frustrating for me i scream at myself to pull the trigger.

all i can do is try my best and do what is best for me to play well. a trader said no big-name draft picks they have a full roster for this weekend's minicamp. most lawyers are trying to make the team fair to say the most prolific rookie will be dennis allen i sat down with the new head coach this week. you and reggie king your first year how difficult was it to sit through three rounds of draft and not make a pick? it was hard, kind of like waking up on christmas and there's no presence but christmas came later and we started a draft process and acquire players we think will help us. heavy felt the passion and all black hole concept from raiders fans have you been able to feel that? it hit home to me we have

the awards ceremony for rot cartwright and sing all the different people who traveled from all over the country with the raider nation clubs coming to that event, how far people traveled just to follow the raiders with getting good people out passion and people are and how wide the span says of our fan base. you can see more of my interview monday night at 7:00 on moving up at our special to recap the off-season and get ready for training camp on the 49ers signed all eyes on randy moss. even mosses teammates and coaches have cut themselves being spectators to see the future hall of famer up close. when i a team about hype so to speak but randy has been outstanding it is need to watch our players, watch a guy like

randy they've watched growing up at a chance to go by ray macdonald the other day and we talking and he said " i love my grandma's has lost a step " does not matter if he lost a step that is randy moss during planted a first-ever ncaa tournament the senate clara men's tennis team beat texas in first round, they face stanford tomorrow. lebron james named the nba's most valuable player becoming the league's eighth player in league history and to win at least three times the heat begins the second round series against the pacers to mall in miami. brokers close below said last night for the first time in 50 chances he did not speak to reporters after the game his wife went into labor instead he left a note that is locker " i

put my wife and contractions with my performance tonight i ran to the hospital the streak is over you could talk about and the luck have had in the past did not show up tonight i can only begin another street cliche cliche got to go leatherbacks this week's cover of time magazine sparks huge debate over breath breast feeding but experts say forget the cover what is the real issue and what can save a big is live at stories at 10:00 p.m. on the c. w. until then news is on cbs s f. com have a good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,