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association meets in about an hour to decide whether to take a vote of no confidence against police chief chris moore. some officers complained moore's leadership, about it, but the chief says he has no plans to resign. >> a newborn baby is safe after a woman tried to steal her from a hospital in southern california. police say the woman waited until the mother was in the bathroom, then put the baby girl in a bag and tried to carry her out. a sensor attached to the baby set off an alarm and officials were able to catch ramirez and return that baby safely to her mother. >> it is 6:14. investigators know the cause of a crash that killed five sailors. you may recall the boat capsized in mid april during a yacht race. seven of the eight people on board were thrown into the water. an independent panel released findings. its report blamed the cap sizing on the course sailed. it says improved safety gear might have increased the sailors' chances of survival. >> the number of bay area cities have i banned plastic bags could increase. cooper teen backers hope the ban will reduce litter. the issue will be disc

and this could mean a no confidence vote for chris moore. i'm marla tellez with that coming up. >> we take you live outside, a beautiful look of the bay bridge. the sun comes up. a nice shot of traffic flowing by. >> 5:41. this morning a wisconsin police officer is clinging to life after being shot nine times during a deadly attack on a sikh temple. lieutenant brian murphy, a 21-year veteran of the force is in critical condition but he is expected to survive. officers say murphy was shot by this man, 40-year-old wade michael page, a 40-year-old army veteran who unloaded handgun at a sikh temple, killing six, injuring three. page was killed a short time later in a shootout. sles gers say page was the former lead of a white supremacist heavy metal band. they believe he acted alone. >> a plea deal is in the works for an arizona man accused of killing six people and wounding 13 including congresswoman gabrielle giffords during a mass shooting that happened in tucson last year. jared lee loughner is expected to plead guilty. if he is able to ente

san jose chief chris moore will hold a meeting with the gang task force to talk about with options for dealing with the recent rash of violence. christie smith live at san jose city hall with details and what is expected to come out of it. good morning. >> reporter: that meeting expected around 9:00 this morning here at city hall, then afterwards we expect to hear from police chiefárj moore, mayor chuck reed, the city council, the district attorney's ofts, talking about ways to deal with this spike in violence in san jose and unfortunately it comes as the city's homicide rate justç went up by one, tha because of a fatal shooting after 11:00 last night at south king road near tully road. the victim believed to be an 18-year-old man. no arrests have been made. hours earlier hundreds of people marched through the streets of san jose, many said they had been personally touched by street violence. there has been a spike in violence, eight people killed in 11 days. people are calling for peace. >> we're not really safe. stay home. not affiliate with them. >> reporter: san jose police have a

. >> this morning san jose police chief chris moore will hold a meeting with the city's gang task forceo talk about options dealing with a recent rash of violence that comes as police investigate the city's 33rd homicide of the year. the latest shooting happened before 11:00 last night at south king road and burrdet. no arrests have been made and police do not know if the shooting was gang related. >> it comes hours after hundreds hit the streets of san jose calling for an end to this violence. jean elle has more on the march and prayer vigil and the efforts to restore peace. >> he got killed by gang violence, both of them. >> reporter: remembering friends killed in san jose, 17-year-old stephanie is wearing a memorial shirt for her friend. her younger family members are wearing a shirt for fernando hernandez, both victims of gang violence. >> it's hard seeing so many people we know passed away. >> reporter: dozens prayed for peace at our lady of guadeloupe church responding to seven homicides in eight days. the community is asking for peace. ♪ >> reporter: marching through east san jos

of no confidence against chief chris moore. officers tell me the chief is out of touch with the department. they say there's no leadership and vision and blame him in part for the lower morale in the department. if the poa board approves the move, then it goes to the rest of the police officers to vote yes or no on the no confidence idea. but the move is only symbolic. only the city manager, as you mentioned, can remove the chief and she's backing him up. >> he is not going anywhere. he is our chief. he's really been dealt a very difficult hand, if you can imagine a chief having to serve in the most difficult time in this city's history. >> reporter: one other time has this ever happened in the history of the san jose police department. the last time it happened, the vote of no confidence was with former chief joseph mcnamara. actually that turned out to be the best thing for him because things turned out quite well for that chief. we'll see what with this vote. in fact if it does come to fruition against chief chris moore. oth

around 6:00 we're told chief chris moore will also be here. i'm damian trujillo. >>> police announced they made an arrest in a recent homicide. michael paul howard is accused in the deadly stabbing at an east san jose story on tuesday. we learned howard was in court today in connection with another incident in june. in that case he brandished a weapon and interfering in a police officer. the victim was 22-year-old juan munoz. he was stabbed to death at safeway. it was equipped with surveillance cameras. investigators say gang activity has officially been ruled out an motive, but they aren't saying what the motive may have been. minute ago a spokesman for the family told us they had nerve heard of the suspect and feel munoz may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. the crime was the city's 31st homicide of the year. >>> new safety improvements are a sad reminder of a back-to-school tragedy on the peninsula. the city engineers says l.e.d. lights are on the crosswalk. this is the first day of school for the school district. last year a

how police chief chris moore is responding.chief gives moore a vote of support. why he says he knows exactly what he's going through. >> and today looks good as well as that upcoming weekend. we're talking about the low 80s inland today. 70s bay side, 60s at the coast. and only minor changes ahead. lots to talk about in your full forecast. >> and the embarcadero will be crowded again today, america's cup continues, we'll follow the rest of your commute beforeou

association set to meet in the next hour to decide whether to take a no-confidence vote against chief chris moorethe department has increased lay-offs and cut back on street patrols. a spokesman says chief moore is doing everything he can under the budget constraints he's facing. >>> number four, gay marriage activists planning to swarm starbucks and other businesses today for national equality day to patronize companies actively supporting same-sex marriage one week after customers turned out in large numbers to support chick-fil-a's ceo. >>> number five, abc7 news co-sponsoring a job fair from noon to 4 at the vine street development center in san jose. pg&e, prudential and san francisco police are among the employer hiring. full list are on abc7news.com. >>> final check on the forecast. >>> good news, off to a dry start, hardly any cloud cover, what is out there is going to head back to the coast partly cloudy to mostly sunny in some spots, low to mid 60s for you highs around the bay will hit 71 to 80 slightly warmer inland with 82 to 95. >>> here's a final check of the bay bridge toll, we are

. >>> and chris moore, members of the san jose police officers association they will focus on the problems of the department and their complaints include pay cuts, reduced pension benefits and low moral. >> there is concern from some of the members of just the direction the police department was going in. >> it will be purely symbolly and the meeting begins at 7:30 this morning. >>> the drunk driving trial begins in concord this morning. assemblyman was arrested on suspicion of dui. a blood test showed he had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit. he is changing that test darn challenging that test. >>> it is replacing the older smarter garden casino. all 440 employees from garden city will have jobs along with 300 new employees. >>> today is national night out. they will bring law enforce thement to this year oakland is holding a record 605 block parties and for the first time bart police will be hosting events at several of its stations. 4:36 is the time sal is here to give us an early look and the stations are all open and it looks like after the refinely fire, they are up and dow

the members of the san jose will decide a vote of no confidence in police chief chris moore. what is the goal of this vote of no confidence, what is the purpose here. >> it is to give basically every member an opportunity to take a vote whether or not they would like to do a vote of no confidence. >> why would members have no confidence in the police chief? >> well, as a police officer i am held accountable for everything i do every day. our police chief is held accountable for officers that are leading closures of police functions that will affect the community and we just want the chief to be aware of these issues and we feel nothing is happening. >> what do you say to the folks at the city level who say there are staffing issues and so forth, that is not the chief's fault. >> well he says that, but they say that and it has to be somebody's fault. when you are a leader of an organization, you try to correct these problems and you do what you can, not to say these types of issues will happen with certain elements but your job is to correct these problems but they have not be

chris moore said he read the letter but did does not feel the situation is critical enough to ask for aid from the chp. >> while i appreciate it, i don't think we're there yet. other cities have been. if you think of what happened in richmond, oakland, they have utilized that resource. it's not that i'm opposed to it. again, iant to make sure in good faith we're in a position where we're going to need it and how would they be used. >> some are taking matters into their own hands to keep neighborhoods safe. they have been working on securing a contract. and they have stepped up to pay for additional sheriff deputies to patrol the downtown corridor. police are working closely with the mayor's gang prevention task force to get the upper hand on the violence and doing what they can to move detectives back on the street. kimberly terry, nbc. >>> thank you, kimberly. keep it local. unemployed construction workers in san francisco are demanding the school district come up with a concrete plan to put them back to work. they say they want jobs rebuilding schools. after a $40 million constructi

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several local public officials also showed up, including javier campos and police chief chris moore who says the problem may lie with convicted felons. >> that's what we're seeing lately, and we're working with the county to make sure the people coming out of prison that they're engaged in activity that's productive and not harmful. >> reporter: the group marched down the street with a police escort. they're frustrated with what police are calling gang-related homicide. >> the community, we just need to come together, raise our voices, and let people know that this is something that we're not going to tolerate and something that we need changed. >> reporter: as for what will happen next, the chief says tomorrow morning these going to be holding a news conference at city hall to discuss further what the department is going to do to curb the violence moving forward. >> today san jose police announced an arrest in the falts stabbing that took -- fatal stabbing in the safeway. michael howard was taken into custody without incident. >> we're still looking into the circumstances of the homici

so will san jose police chief chris moore. everyone taking part in a prayer vigil outside san jose city hall. it will happen tonight. people will be gathering to bring attention to a recent rise in murders in this city. 33 homicides so far this year in san jose. and the recent spike in killings over the past couple of weeks has been fueled in part by what police are calling a bang gar if he is on pace for a record setting homicide. now the community is stepping up. >> save our streets. save our children. >> reporter: over the weekend the community group black berets held a six mile long march for peace. they say neighbors have to work toward a solution to reduce the violence. the group says thatly planning future antiviolence events. in the meantime san jose police are doing nor research to deal with the violence. they are allocating $800,000 to pay for a special unit to look into the violence. it will all happen in front of city hall 7:00 p.m. tonight. live this morning in san jose alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if you

the assembly member sent out a leter to chris moore urging him to request help by saying the rise in violence crime is beyond his control in current resources. this dramatic suggestion comes on the heels of two more shootings last night including one resulting in the city's 30th homicide of the year. that is three more than at this time last year, assembly member campos says there is no end in sight to rise in crime because city leaders and police chief have repeatedly acknowledged the department is under staffed and can no longer respond to crimes. >> leadership has taken it upon themselves to broadcast across the bay area that the police can no longer respond to home security alarm systems. and i think when you send that message out there across the bay area, it's almost saying that there is an invitation to come into our city because of the police that will not be able to respond to those kinds of crimes. >> it has been done in other cities in the bay area on as add-needed basis. i don't think we're at that point yet. i acknowledge the receipter, we're prefering to have had a conv

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chris moore went to a block party. times have been tough, burglaries are up 15% and police staffing is at an all time low. >> we need to get together, work together because you can improve this neighborhood awning improve your lives. >> more than 600 block parties were scheduled in oakland. we caught up with mayor jean quan and she says it strengthens spirit and resolve. last year 37 million people participated. one city which canceled was anaheim. coming up in about 14 minutes, why an event designed to bring peace and unity was called off. >>> and they are remembering the seek worshipers who were shot and killed at their temple. >>> people he have all faiths held candles and prayed for the victims. the police chief spoke there and he has been struck by the peaceful reaction to the attack. some bay area seek tell pills will have a vigil scheduled from 7:00 to 8:30. san jose 9 to 10:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 this evening. >>> and this morning could be a busy day for the casino matrix in san jose. at one point this morning it

. >>> police chief chris moore does have the support of his officers, for now.members of the police officers' association decided not to proceed with a no-confidence vote against chief moore. some officers have questioned his ability to lead effectively. they say jobs had been cut and layoffs increased during moore's tenure. a department spokesman claims moore is doing everything he can under the restrictions he faces. >>> tonight will be the 29th annual national night out when communities step out to fight crime this year more than 37 million are expected to participate. oakland has one of the largest events in the nation this is video from last year, mayor quan, chiefs of police and fire and other leaders will visit around the city tonight, a record number. several other national out events or night out events will be taking place throughout the bay area we have a list on the website abc7news.com look under see it on tv. >>> will they have good weather? >>> upper 60s, low 70s, definitely a nice night probably one of the nicer ones to be outside it is going to

they finally got permission from chris moore, the police chief, within the past week to open. good morning. i'm curious after these months of delays, obviously you wanted to be open in april. how is the relationship with the city? >> the relationship is really good. it's like a marriage. it's an ongoing relationship. there are great days and not so great days, but it all works out. we rely on the police department. one of the best police forces in the nation. they help us as a business. we rely on them. it's a mutual coexistence. >> this has more of a vegas feel, you put a lot of money into it. $50 million. you see this eight-story tall structure. what vibe are you trying to produce? >> if you come down here, it's just a great, electric las vegas style vibe. it if you didn't drive up and just kind of drops were in the middle of the casino, you would think you're in las vegas. it's aamazing. the sports bar is fantastic. two 120-inch tvs and tons of tvs all over the place. great food and bars. it's just electric and get her quickly. we had 1,000 people yesterday, facebook, twitt

police chief chris moore said no to the proposal.ay they will meet face-to-face to try and figure out some way to stop that rising crime rate. >> i hope he has a better plan and that he's able to address the high number of homicides that continue to rise in the city of san jose. >> chief moore's using 800,000 from the city's general fund to increase his overtime budget to help keep officers on the street. the santa clara county sheriff, district attorney, and probation department vowed to step up and help the department, as well. >>> charitable with himself, they the accusation against the 74-year-old man who is accused of gambling away thousands of dollars from the peninsula charity he was entrusted to run. ruperto reyes is the president of the luzon visayas mindanao association. the organization lists this daly city home as its base of operation. san mateo district attorney says reyes used an atm card 188 times at the san mateo jockey club. the d.a. suspect his blew the money betting on horses. the d.a. says reyes withdraw $68,000,

association will meet tomorrow to discuss whether to ask members for a no-confidence vote on police chief chris moore the head of a tempt that has slashed jobs and has fewer cars on the street some officers question moore's ability to lead effectively. a department spokesman defendants the chief's record in-- insisting moore is doing everything he can. >>> still ahead, how the eyes could be a window to a person's sexuality. >>> perfect landing and a risky mission. nasa's curiosity begins an investigation into the red planet's past. we'll show you the first we'll show you the first images from mars. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with

association will meet tomorrow to discuss whether to ask members for a no-confidence vote on police chief chris moore the head of a tempt that has slashed jobs and has fewer cars on the street some officers question moore's ability to lead effectively. a department spokesman defendants the chief's record in-- insisting moore is doing everything he can. >>> still ahead, how the eyes could be a window to a person's sexuality. >>> perfect landing and a risky mission. nasa's curiosity begins an investigation into the red planet's past. we'll show you the first images from mars. >>> nasa scientists are preparing for the rover to begin digging into the red planet, next up, after the one ton rover made an impressive landing yesterday. these are some of the first images curiosity as beamed back with more to come. karen travers has the latest. >> reporter: it was a rocket celebration at nasa overnight as scientists let out a huge sigh of relief when the rover named curiosity reached mars. eight months, 352 million miles and a tense seven minutes as curiosity approached the red planet ending with a flawless la

union headquarters after deciding not to move forward with a no could have dense vote for chief chris moore. the president of the police officer's association said it would have been a distraction. >> there is not a lot of confidence in the chief. >> reporter: they put the issue on the agenda and they are angry about low officer morale and shortages. >> if the citizens of san jose knew how few officers were patrolling a beat, they would lock themselves in the bathroom. it is that bad. >> reporter: they decided budget cuts are out of the chief's control. still, they want their boss to speak up for his officers. >> what we are wanting is someone as chief of police to be an advocate for the rank being and file officer -- rank and file officer. >> reporter: 300 officers took part in the meeting. they pulled the plug on a no confidence vote, they felt it was a major accomplishment. >> i am hopeful we will see more backbone out of him and step up and get the message out to the community and out to the citizens of san jose and how dire the situation is and how dire it is becoming. >> reporter: it

. >>> police chief chris moore does have the support of his officers, for now.mbers of the police officers' association decided not to proceed with a no-confidence vote against chief moore. some officers have questioned his ability to lead effectively. they say jobs had been cut and layoffs increased during moore's tenure. a department spokesman claims moore is doing everything he can under the restrictions he faces. >>> tonight will be the 29th annual national night out when communities step out to fight crime this year more than 37 million are expected to participate. oakland has one of the largest events in the nation this is video from last year, mayor quan, chiefs of police and fire and other leaders will visit around the city tonight, a record number. several other national out events or night out events will be taking place throughout the bay area we have a list on the website abc7news.com look under see it on tv. >>> will they have good weather? >>> upper 60s, low 70s, definitely a nice night probably one of the nicer ones to be outside it is going to ge

in this letter sent to chris moore, nora compost writes, violence appears to be spiraling out of control in san jose as shootings have become common place in neighborhoods throughout the city, unquote. yesterday san jose had its 30th homicide this year. that's three more than the same time last year. compost writes that the san jose police department is spread too thin to combat the crime and is calling for the chief to admit it's time to ask the chp to help. >> we would all love to have more police officers. the challenge is we similar p app -- simply don't have the resources. >> city councilman sam liccardo says the spike in violence is a result of massive budget cuts. >> we have inmates being released to the counties. we've got jails that are full and the counties, as a result, are putting an awful lot of folks on the street who otherwise wouldn't be on the street. and cities are left to deal with the result. >> reporter: the san jose downtown association, even before this recent string of shootings, was working to hire off-duty police officers to increase patrol. since violent kpriem

it tomorrow, san jose police chief chris moore will hold a meeting with the city's gang task force to talk about options for dealing with all this violence. we will have more on that meeting and today's arrest coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> a new option for fast food in the south bay this morning. chick-fil-a's first san jose location is now up and running. 100 lucky people got to walk away with more than just chicken today but it doesn't come without some controversy. bob redell is there live with some unexpected visit ob will be on hand later today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. this brand-new chick-fil-a in north san jose the first one in the bay area in a long time is stirring a lot of strong feelings, not only for their feelings but a stance on what has nothing to do with food. a few people are out here and later, members of the gay and lesbian community will be here and coming out in support of traditional marriage between a man and a woman. the chain has seen protesters in recent weeks. the crowd this morning, the one that camped outside the store since yester

. >> reporter: on friday morning, san jose police chief, chris moore, will meet with a task force. after that meeting is over, he will hold a news conference. >>> new at 11:00, still in crisis mode. while investigators figure out what triggered the massive fire at the chevron refinery, doctors are treating with the aftermath. jean elle joins us from san pablo. how many patients are they seeing there? >> reporter: the director of emergency care says the emergency room is still seeing hundreds of patients a day. he says the flood of people complaining about symptoms related to the fire keep coming. the emergency room at doctors medical center in san pablo, is still treating a crush of patients linked to the chevron fire. >> we have patients coming to the emergency department. it's essentially a catastrophe issue. >> reporter: doctors and clerical staff from other hospitals are pitching in. the average daily patient load jumped from 110 to as high as 800. county health experts say since the hires, as many as 14,000 people have ended up many emergency rooms. doctors have seen 4,200 pat

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police chief chris moore is expected to attend tonight's vigil. >> reporter: take a good look at this helicopter, you might notice is flying over your neighborhood sometime this week. we'll tell you about the research project it's part of. >>> plus -- a warm spot to the -- stat to the work week. will the trend continue? rosemary will have your forecast. >>> and a swarm of earthquakes rock southern california. why scientists say they are not surprised. [ female announcer ] introducing yoplait greek 100. 100% new. ♪ 100% greek. 100% mmm... ♪ oh wow, that is mmm... ♪ in fact it's so mmm you might not believe it's a hundred calories. well ok then, new yoplait greek 100. it is so good. ♪ >>> a driver faces dui charges after causing this mess in oakland. it happened around 12:30 this morning at 90th avenue and san leandro street. investigators say the driver hit a fire hydrant, left the scene, then hit an embankment, 85th and railroad and the hydrant was found lodged underneath the car. >>> hundreds of small to moderate earthquakes are still shaking the southern california desert east of sa

and shrinking morale within the department could lead to possible vote of no confidence for chief chris moore. at least one board member of the san jose police officer association is trying to get a vote on next week meeting agenda. director of communication david spring says chief moore has a tough job right now. >> she didn't create budget short fall or recession. chief did not create the pension challenges we have over the next 5 to 20 years. what he has been dealt with not due to anything has done is with a shrinking budget. >>reporter: the item is on the p o a board agenda for august 7. at that time the board can decide to take the vote to the full membership or let the issue drop. >>> 6-year-old stockton boy in child protective services custody tonight after police found a picture of him playing with a gun in a car. it wasn't just any picture either. police say it was being used as wallpaper on his father's i-phone. they were arrested on gun drug charges. police called the picture extremely disturbing. >> because what will happen is if this kid is in this type of lifestyle growing up wi

they cast ballots on whether to bring a no confidence vote against chief chris moore.e president said the vote was over whelmingly against the idea saying that the real problem were the soaring crime rate. the officers say they want the chief to pressure the city council to restore. >>> casino matrix open its doors today. hundreds of people came to experience the new card club during today's soft opening. it will be open 24 hours a day, offering 15 different card games. it had nearly 800 employees and is to hire even more. matrix is expected to provide $10 million a year in gaming revenue to the city of san jose. >> for the city, we're the largest single taxpayer along with our competitor. we bring more revenue than anyone else. we bring high paying jobs to people who don't necessarily have to have a degree to get those jobs. so we bring at lot of positive economics to the local economy. >> the casino has battled five years of legal delays. the latest in april when the city postponed issuing a card room permit. as the matrix opened, the garden city casino has been arou

police chief chris moore said he has no intention of resigning. some san jose police officers say they are frustrated with the way the chief is running the department. the police officers association board is expected to decide this morning whether to hold a vote of no confidence or to simply let the matter drop. other officers tell us that it's only a small fraction of officers who actually want moore out. >> on to the 2012 london olympic games. another big day ahead for south bay olympian kerri walsh. >> another bay area athlete has sports fans buzzing, the u.s. women's soccer team and alex morgan. raj mathai has a look at the play that saved team usa. >> reporter: hello from london. a huge day, the semifinals of beach volleyball. that means kerri walsh and misty may-treanor, the semifinals against the chinese team if they advance, they go on to the gold medal match where they won back to back golds. last night the star for team usa. >> here comes the drop. it's in! alex morgan has done it. >> reporter: alex morgan, unbelievable. the cal alum ne

san jose police chief chris moore will meet this morning with a gang task force in response to the city's rash of violence. the recent victim was juan miguel munoz whose family says he stopped at safeway on the way home from work and someone stabbed him in the chest. he was found in the aisle of the store. he was a third year accounting student at san jose state. last night his family, friends and some who didn't even know him lit candles and prayed. >> today, unfortunately, was our cousin. tomorrow it could be someone else's child, someone's family member. it needs to come to an end and stop. >> there have been 32 homicides this year in san jose. chief moore will hold a news conference after meeting with his gang task force. we'll be there to bring you the latest as soon as we get it. >> fallout from the chevron fire is creating an emergency. doctors medical center says it's operating in disaster mode. the e.r. is crowded with patients seeking treatment for symptoms they say are related to the august 6 refinery fire. the medical center called in extra staff to try to handle more than 4,0

the officers say they are frustrated with the way chief chris moore is running that department and they say they lost faith in his leadership. the police officer's association board is expected to consider a vote of no confidence at its tuesday meeting. the city manager who is the only person who has that power to fire moore says her support for him remains strong. >> i have tremendous confidence in chief moore. i'm sorry that he is confronting this, i am disappointed but i have the utmost confidence he is a professional and will continue to work with all of the stake holders even those who might be turning their backs on him during this difficult time. >> off camera other officers telling us it's only a small fraction of officers who actually want moore out. >> a south bay realtor will be in court answering to charges she ran a ponzi scheme. investigators say jill silva convinced investors to loan money to homeowners but the homeowners didn't know about the loans. police believe she forged their signature, taking the cash and spending it on cars, expensive clothes and a home remodel. s

and shrinking morale within the department could lead to possible vote of no confidence for chief chris moore. at least one board member of the san jose police officer association is trying to get a vote on next week meeting agenda. director of communication david spring says chief moore has a tough job right now. >> she didn't create budget short fall or recession. chief did not create the pension challenges we have over the next 5 to 20 years. what he has been dealt with not due to anything has done is with a shrinking budget. >>reporter: the item is on the p o a board agenda for august 7. at that time the board can decide to take the vote to the full membership or let the issue drop. >>> 6-year-old stockton boy in child protective services custody tonight after police found a picture of him playing with a gun in a car. it wasn't just any picture either. police say it was being used as wallpaper on his father's i-phone. they were arrested on gun drug charges. police called the picture extremely disturbing. >> because what will happen is if this kid is in this type of lifestyle growing up wi

san jose police chief chris moore is expected at tonight's vigil. alex savidge will have more on that coming up at 5:00. >>> in about two hours federal investigators are are scheduled to release their information on the crash at last years races. it has been almost a year since the world war ii fighter crashed into the crowd. more than 70 other people were hurt. the national transportation safety board already released several preliminary reports and safety recommendations. >>> samsung is expected to appeal the $1 billion judgment that has been ordered to pais apple. the jury's decision that samsung violated several of apples patents could give customers fewer choices to decide on when buying a phone or tablet. >> anybody educational that is using that operating system can be hit by the same lawsuit and it will be fast track to penalty. >> most of the samsung devices that were found to violate apple patents are older products. industry analysts mean that means they will most likely be pulled from the shelfs. >>> coming up next millions of people alo

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in a letter to police chief chris moore she wrote in part interesting current rise in violent crime is beyond the control of the san jose resources. the rate at which violent crime is escalating in the city of san jose has made me tremendously concern about the safety and well-being of the residents of our city. campos wants the san jose' police chief to the them to back up. >> i don't think we're at that point just yet. >> what point would you call the chp for help? first after our conversation, let's see what their resources are. to my knowledge, since we haven't had the conversation, they're limited in their ability to provide services as well. so i think it is a little premature. the offer is always there. >> reporter: the san jose city councilmember says the city cannot wait any longer. he is urging the chief to request chp officers to help protect the communicate. >> i think we need to do everything that we can to make our streets safer. if that means to accept an offer from the state to help bring in more resources, you know, in the form of california highway patrol, then i thin

at a morning meeting of the mayor's gang prevention task force chief chris moore announced he's using $800,000 from the general fund to increase overtime butdget for hs officers. city leaders have pushed for the city to admit it needs help from the chp. moore says he's not ready to do that, at least not now. one county supervisor says moore's decision isn't enough. >> broken arrow, and broken arrow means american unit has been overrun and send all possible resources, and i think we're broken arrow right now. >> i disagree. i do. we have staffing issues, nobody is trying to pretend otherwise. >> nora compose who originally called on the chief to ask for outside help, called today's announcement disappointment. >>> san jose police are investigating the 33rd homicide of the year. a shooting they tell us appears to be gang related. it happened just before 11:00 last night on south king road and burdette drive. the victim, 18 years old from san jose. taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds where he later died. the suspects got away, but san jose's police chief says officers arrived on sc

police chief chris moore is considering whether to ask other agencies for health. >>> a toddler's death back in april is now being declared as homicide and it brings saturday's total to 32 so far this year. police arrested alejandro benitez for killing the 17 month old boy. the child was unresponsive and later died. a four-month investigation led to the arrest. . >>> a judge has ruled that the man accused in a shooting death of an east palo alto community leader is mentally comp toent stand trial. 60-year-old gregory is charged with murdering david louis outside san ma day owe's hillsdale shopping center back in 2010. he's restored. elarms is being held without bail and is set to be back in court september 8th to enter a plea. >>> for the second time in a week a big time bay area baseball player is apologizing for using performance-enhancing drugs. this time it's bartolo colon suspended for 30 days. the time really hurts. >> bartolo colon will now join the ranks of his fellow country man melky cabrera. today major league baseball handed colon the same 50-game suspension that cabrera got

the members will be polled and will decide whether to authorize a vote of no confidence in chief chris moore. some members recently expressed concerned about issues of officer morale, pay cuts and lack of officers as well. now this is purely symbolic vote. this can affect the chief's job in the end. i did talk with the president of the union. he told me this vote was put on the agenda by certain members and he doesn't think this is the right time for this. >> we have a lot of issues that we need to be dealing with. crime is going through the roof. staffing is at an all time low. and the real adversary here is city hall in my mind. it's not the chief. >> and in fact the mayor of san jose says the issues that officers are concerned about here are not the chief's fault. this vote will happen here at headquarters at 7:30 this morning. actually the meeting will get started at 7:30 and then a couple of hours of discussion. the vote will happen here with the officers who show up at headquarters today and weigh in. and then eventually there will be a vote that will involve all of the members of the

san jose's police will issue a vote of no confidencement they are expected to give opinions about chris mooree members of the police officers association will include pay cuts, reduced pension benefits, high workloads and low moral. >> every person has to take responsibility for their own more roll and they should not be blaming the chief for the fact that we have too few. the city manager hired the police chief and she supports him : >>> a new casino will open in san jose with an 8 story tower at the airport and it is replacing the older smaller garden casino which chosed its doors at 2:00 a.m. they will have jobs at as keen know matrix along with that many employees. >>> they will fail and i in competition drug test. he blames it on a brownie that he didn't realize had been baked with marijuana. alex morgan led the soak team to a dramatic team and they are now a gold metal with 27 hickory over argentina. the city is setting up a big screen and today's viewing party lasts until 4:00 this afternoon and there will be another viewing partity on saturday. >> sal, is the commute looking good so f

they call chris moore one of the best chiefs in the united states and insists his officers shouldn't blame him for the police kritsz. >> i can dell you it's a disaster for the police department. it's up to the people who get elected to decide how many cops there. >> they said all sides need to shake hands now so neighborhoods like may fair can get their peace of mind back. >> for will take time for the scars to heal so they have to start. >> buyer that idea of bringing in the chp to help san jose police patrol, the chief said it's not a solution, but instead it's a distraction. i was given this memo by one of the councilmembers and they said a september 11 study session will look into public safety. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> a suspect left a clue after attacking a woman in downtown. the attack happened sunday around 2:30 in the morning. a woman noticed someone following her near first and spring and she ran into the park to quiet e get away when she was attack and robbed. take a good look. this is what police say the suspects look like. he found his baseball hat near

state lawmaker sent a letter to chris moore urging them to provide extra security. >> it ebs and flowsschool is starting back up and that's when we'll see an increase. >> in fact the city is patrolling with more than a million people. >>> and a shooting outside a raiders preseason football game, it happened last friday in a parking lot near the university of even if i am in stadium. they claim the 40-year-old victim remained in the hospital with a gunshot wound to the face. the suspected gunman is a 57- year-old cardinals fan. versers should be back looking at it that way. >>> he was arrested on charges of making an e-mail threat against president barack obama. they tracked the 30-year-old to south of seattle, but authorities say when they went to the door, the suspect pulled out a shotgun. agents arrested the man and swept his home as a pee caution. they are not going forward with that information. >>> and it looks like mitt romney has not received much of a bounce from his new vice- presidential election. his poll said 47% said they will back president barack obama and vice-president

despite the vote, san jose mayor says that chris moore has done an excellent job given the resources it had--he had. the mayor says that he plans on keeping him on the talk the matter what that outcome is of the no- confidence vote. >> darya: there is an application that will hit the stores today that will provide more ways for people to participate in the democratic convention. this follows the release last week of the mobile application of the campaigns of president barak obama and his republican challenger mitt romney. now american airlines is offering a service that allows passengers to skip the baggage area. for an extra fee, what you can do is you can opt to have your bags delivered to your home or your hotel room. now what are the odds of that getting lost? american airlines promises that most people using the services will get their backs between four hours. some restrictions to apply the services will be available to unlimited number of cities. the fee for this delivery service starts the $30. then he may be thinking $30, four hours, how long will i have to wait? i do not kn

. >>> they went outside chris moore went to a block party at a christiansen terrible. burglaries are up 38% there and police staffing is at an all time low. >> there is a community where it makes it possible to have a safety despite the fact that we have a small police force. >> more than 600 block parties were scheduled in the city of oakland. we caught up with mayor jean quan and she said this convenient strengthens virtue and resolve. the event started back in 1984 and 3700 people participated last year. >>> tomorrow they will start hiring for san francisco. and they plan to have 300 at the store. they will start at the mall's city view room and it is located at 4th and mission and it is side open in october. >> that is good news, sal, people will get some jobs. how is traffic. >> i almost fell off my chair, pam. >> because you were so excited. >> okay, let me use that excuse. >> thank you very much, you don't need to see that, traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive on northbound 280 getting to highway 17 this traffic is looking gold and if you are driving

san jose mayor chuck reed and police chief chris moore were the first to sign a pledge to never, everd drive. the it can wait campaign is showing a powerful documentary who show remorseful teenagers who have caused fatal traffic deaths. >> all americans are urged to join us on september 19 for the first ever it can wait pledge day. when people across the country will be urged to pledge that they will not text and drive. >> national research shows texters are 23% more likely to crash than nontexters. >>> the corner's office found a nurse gave a mother a labor inducing drug without a doctor's permission at marin general back in march. a fetal monitor was removed an hour before the baby was delivered by c-section. the baby was born with a feint heart beat and died an hour later. the hospital declined to give the coroner more details without a court order, making it impossible for the corn coner t rule on the cause of death. >>> a new audit shows hospitals were given more $3 billion in tax exemptions, but only provided $1 billion's worth of charity care. >> it's not that they don't have t

he says it's his duty to push the issue on chris moore who was elected two years ago. >> my reason of out. my reason of doing it is because members have come to me. >> reporter: he says it's his job to speak for the rank in file. >> there's concern from some of the members of just the direction of the police department is going. >> reporter: those concerns include moral, pay cuts, changes to pension, not enough officers to handle the volume of calls just to name a few. problems that aren't the chief's fault. >> i think every person needs to take responsibility for their own moral. i don't think they should be blaming the chief for not having enough officers. we have skyrocketing costs. >> who's fault are they? who's the leader? are we going to put that on if economy? >> the chief is appointed by the city manager, ratified by the city council and the city manager has expressed her confidence on the chief. >> even if this doesn't pass i got my message across for my members. >> reporter: thousands of officers are expected to take part in the meeting that takes place tomorrow. because it'