chuck reed/alcalde de san josé 29:04:00 we can no longer afford that, it is costing us somewhere aroundollars a year. reed dijo que quieren modificar ese beneficio porque les cuesta unos 10 millones de dlares al aÑo y ya no les alcanza...pero si un oficial est enfermo, tiene derecho de usar sus dias.. san jos enfrenta un dficit de 80 millones de dlares y lderes lo atribuyen a los costos a beneficios de jubilacin.. s.o.t.32:10:00 47 officers have left within the last year l agrega que 47 oficiales han renunciado este aÑo.. regularmente slo se van 3 ó 4 en un aÑo... pero aclara que no es porque estn insatisfechos con el departamento, sino con la ciudad.. cu ---y precisamente sobre la situacin que se vive en el departamento de policia de san jose, es la reflexion de daniel rodriguez.. take pkg .un foco rojo se ha prendido en la ciudad de san jose...su departamento de polica esta desmoralizado. .los motivos pueden ser muchos y las consecuencia s bastante graves. .muchos departamento s de la ciudad pueden tener recortes presupuestale s y provocar disminucin en los servicios, pero la vigilanc

mayor chuck reed told the "mercury news" this could prevent the closure of libraries and community centershe says he still wants to put a pension reform measure though on the ballot but likely in june rather than march. >>> 5:13 now. big decision ahead for herman cain. >> what he admits not telling his wife. >> a popular electric car battery catches fire in a test. what general motors is offering to ease safety concerns for the chevy volt. >>> winds beginning to calm down here in the bay area and high country. here's the snow report. we'll have more on your weather coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, 3q spots again. detergent alone doesn't fully dry your dishes. it leaves spots and residue behind. add finish jet-dry and they dry two times better. and they're shiny. that is shiny. tension on display between occupy s-f campers and police. they clashed over the placement of barricades. now protesters are trying to decide whether to move. >>> tension between "occupy sf" campers and police clashing over the placement of barricades. they are deciding whether to move. >>> a transfer of camp victory in iraq is

cu ---los planes del alcalde de san jose chuck reed de declarar una emergencia fiscal en las arcas deya no se realizaran... take vo ---al parecer reed solicitaria al concejo a decretar la emergencia para luego presentar a los electores en marzo una medida que modificaria las pensiones que reciben los ex trabajadores de la ciudad... ---pero los sindicatos de trabajadores aceptaron una reduccion en las pensiones, por lo que los planes de reed se quedaron en eso... planes. vo --la compaÑia automotriz "honda" planea retirar del mercado 273 mil vehiculos honda y acura por que dicen que hay un problema con las bolsas de aire que podria causarle la muerte al conductor. ---al parecer el defecto con la bolsa de aire es que se abre con demasiada fuerza en el accidente, lo que causa que se disparen particulas de metal de la caja donde esta la bolsa. --18 personas ya resultaron lesionadas y ha habido 2 muertes a consecuencia de este problema. --los modelos del 2001 al 2003, deben ser llevados a la agencia para que sean reparados.... stop open roll open cu ---los embargos hipotecarios estan a la o

major chuck reed is pushing for pension reform while most unions are against it especially after revelations last week the city overestimated pension costs by $52,000. they will likely vote on it early this evening. >>> authorities are looking for a man they say sexually assaulted a woman. the woman was walking onyxed avenue and east oakland sunday night when she was approached by a man who forced her against a vehicle and sexually assaulted her. she was able to pull away and run from the stranger. police and crime stoppers are offering a $2500 reward leading to the arrest of the attacker and oakland police asking anyone with information to call them. >> you could get hit by a train as copper thieves have been stealing copper wire from b.a.r.t.'s tracks. since friday, the culprits have struck three time, pulling precious metal right from the line. the latest theft happened this morning. the track attacks are hitting the transit system where it counts in the pocketbook. the price tag is rapidly approaching the $100,000 mark. >> anything from the system is expensive not only in materials but s

---un miembro de la asociacion de alarmas de california solicito al alcalde chuck reed que detenga la que analice otras opciones. ---la policia solo enviara agentes si alguien confirma que la alarma es real. cu ---la policia de redwood city le recuerda a sus residentes que celebrar el aÑo nuevo disparando un arma de fuego al aire es contra la ley... take vo y que pueden causar heridas e incluso la muerte a otra persona... ---para evitar estos hechos la policia anuncio su programa "noche en silencio"... gracias a un localizador de disparos los agentes pueden detectar el lugar exacto en la ciudad donde alguien ha utilizado un arma de fuego... take sot jefe gamez dice: "tenemos microfonos durante partes de redwood city y esos microfonos, electronicamente pueden tomar la exacta posicion de donde se dispara un arma y entonces los policias responden y la gente que dispara va para la carcel esa noche" take vo ---usted tambien puede reportar estos hechos llamando a la policia... quien no respete esta ley puede ser multado... arrestado y enfrentaria una condena de tres aÑos en prision. cu ---l

the problem is according to mayor chuck reed, not good enough. he was set to call a fiscal emergency and put a reform measure on the ballot assuming the city would owe 160 million tossed the police and fire pensions. the actual number is about $50 million less than that. while the major may delay the emergency, he says they are not by any stretch of the woods out of the woods. >> we have to solve the problem. the problem is causing us to drain money out of services to pay for retirement costs. whatever we do has to solve the problem or the city will have a service level disaster. >> the mayor and unions agree one reason it dropped so sharply because of layoffs and cuts to service last year. >>> some people are still in the dark. powerful winds ripped through the bay area over the night leaving behind a great big mess. and 80 foot cypress tree felton a home early this morning and the family was sleeping inside. luckily, everyone was able to get out safely, including two small kids. and a three snapped on to a cherokee in san jose. and crews were f

chuck reed/alcalde de san josé 29:04:00 we can no longer afford that, it is costing us somewhere aroundllars a year. reed dijo que quieren modificar ese beneficio porque les cuesta unos 10 millones de dlares al aÑo y ya no les alcanza...pero si un oficial est enfermo, tiene derecho de usar sus dias.. san jos enfrenta un dficit de 80 millones de dlares y lderes lo atribuyen a los costos a beneficios de jubilacin.. s.o.t.32:10:00 47 officers have left within the last year l agrega que 47 oficiales han renunciado este aÑo.. regularmente slo se van 3 ó 4 en un aÑo... pero aclara que no es porque estn insatisfechos con el departamento, sino con la ciudad.. cu - peluffo outro maÑana el concejo de la ciudad discutir el languaje de la boleta electoral que le pedir directamente a los votantes reformar los beneficios de jubilacin de empleados pblicos.. csar, regreso contigo.. cu ---en oakland un grupo de agentes de policia tambien hacen noticia pero por otras razones... take vo ----veinticinco agentes ya empezaron a acudir a la academia de policia del departamento para ser recapacitados... ---los

san jose's mayor, chuck reed, is outraged by the outcome. he said in a written statement, today's supreme court decision eliminates critical tools to rebuild our economy, create jobs and revitalize neighborhoods, exactly the kinds of investments california's cities should be making in this recession. now that the redevelopment money has been snatched, the mayor says residents are at risk. they will lose out on projects designed to make their communities safer and better. plus, the redevelopment agency and 400 other agencies across the state will close their doors. the san jose branch helped build the hp pavilion and tech museum. >> 400 agencies have to figure out what to do and we have to address the $1.7 billion gap that the state is facing. >> reporter: the state claims the redevelopment money will be spent on roads, schools and firefighting. but don't be surprised if some of that same money eventually goes to paying state salaries. >> salaries are one of the issues that are involved in some of these monies. but the issue goes beyond the s

mayor chuck reed is out of town but released this statement. >>> now, san jose stitty leaders say that big projects won't be -- san jose city leaders say that big projects won't be affected like the san jose b.a.r.t. and a possible big stadium because those projects are financed privately. >> thank you, lorraine. >>> a police dog end a five-day standoff between san jose police and a man armed with a machete. officers were called to the water stone apartment near the west capitol expressway around 2:35 a.m. where a noisy tenant had threatened a security guard. he had barricaded into his apartment and yelled threats at police. negotiators tried to talk to him. the man walked out holding a bottle of alcohol. >> we wanted to make sure he didn't get back into his apartment. the canine was deployed. with the assistance of the canine, the officers were able to take him into custody. he sustained injuries because of the day neighbor biting him. >> the man was taken to the hospital with that bite wound. police will release his name when he is booked into jail a littler today. >>> heavy fog caus

and just last week as i, along with mayor kwan and mayor chuck reed were being interviewed at the siliconadership c.e.o. forum about technology, and about what our cities are doing in the region, there was david louie covering that information, that news, trying to highlight for the peninsula and the east bay and other communities in the bay area what our three mayors were doing. what we were doing with business, how technology was part of that. he's been the first minority elected chairman of the board of national academy of television arts and sciences in 1984. he's an emmy award winner of course. but more importantly, i think, is that he's used his position all these years and also as a member. asian-american journalists to promote others. that's really to me the key to success. when you get to a position of dignified contribution, you then open the doors for others. that's what i continue to aspire to in this position. so i want to thank the judges for putting forth david louie as a finalist. for janana hero. we've grown up with jan. evening magazine from the mid 1970's to the 1990's,

. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed has called off next week's city council vote on whether to declare a fiscal emergency. now, the reason, new projections for the cost of employee pensions in san jose. the revised numbers could cut the city's $80 million deficit by more than half next year. great news. mayor reed told the "mercury news" this could prevent closure of libraries and other facilities in the city. >>> the alleged killer of michelle le made an appearance. esteban gave birth in custody. >>> downtown oakland will see 300 new jobs at the historic tribune tower. the "oakland tribune" reports that call socket an international call center company paid $8 million for it. the company plans on using nearly half of the 83,000- square-foot landmark for work. >>> coming up, ticketmaster is ordered to pay customers back for 12 years of deceptive pricing. find out if you're eligible next. >> what has this bear bowling over? it's hot on the web and cute, too. we'll share it with you when we come back. >>> some winds still kicking up around the bay area. what about that weekend? pretty nice

the california alarm association is asking mayor chuck reed to put the law on hold and look at other options, delay the start of this law. >> with this environment of really constrained resources, we have to really deliver the best service we can. >> in a tough predicament. i'm going to have to be careful when i do leave town. >> city council member pete constance says the law will take effect on sunday. it costs the city $60,000 every year for responding to false alarms. police, as they were saying, have to focus on high priority calls. >>> it's 4:36 right now. more than 400 people tattled on their neighbors for lighting wood fires in their home. poor air quality triggered spare-the-air days on christmas eve and christmas day. bay area air quality police didn'tish used fines, but sifting through 77 cases of potential violater. if you're planning a new year's eve party, a ban may be in place this weekend as well. first-time violations will get a warning. repeat offenders will get a $400 ticket. >> you have to break out a space heater and maybe an extra blanket. it won't be quite as r

and last year mayor chuck reed traveled to japan with members of the silicon valley leadtuárr( eroupoute. now, again, that service is expected to begin in april. there's no word on how much tickets will cost for that 11-hour flight. live in san jose,Ñi monte franc, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much, monte. >>> well, a lot of people are hitting the roads, taking to the air for the holidays. today is one of the busiest travel days of the year. along with tomorrow and friday. an airline industry group reports that most flights will evenñr though the group projec 5(py&háhp &hc 1% drop in passengers from last year.t(ko some of those flights might run into delays. meteorologist christina loren what is possibly causing it. >> all you've got to do is take one look at the radar, ladies. you can see we've got a nasty, potent winter storm pounding the eastern seaboard. and take a look at the delays that we are facing right now out of new t(york's laguardia and j. an hour. philadelphia and newark alsoñrx reporting moderate delays. and the day is still young. expecting a lot of these to ri

san jose's mayor chuck reed says he would welcome the news. >> we are hopeful major league baseball is to give the as a go ahead to make a major private sector investment in san jose that will generate millions of dollars in revenue for the city but it is up to major league baseball. we're hopeful. cautiously optimistic. we really don't know what is going on inside major league baseball. >> if permission is granted the stadium would be put up for public vote this coming it i is right now. let's check in with meteorologist rob miata and it is chilly for the shoppers. >> it is. the skies are clear. even though we're in the 50s right now we'll be in the 30s as early as about 9:00 tonight in the north bay. yes we have mainly clear skies. a little bit of an offshore breeze into livermore and around fairfield at this hour. it is another spare the air day for tonight. actually into tomorrow. as you can see air quality in our inland valleys in the unhealthy range. no sign of rain though the pacific looks more active. we've had this ridge of high pressure acting like a wall to our west weakenin

san jose mayor chuck reed says as long as the commissioner is optimistic, he is also optimistic. >>> the holidays can be difficult for families who have loved ones behind bars. not only are they separated, but often the families outside can't afford to get gifts for their kids. and anne makovec shows us a program that provides family celebrations complete with presents. >> who are you guys coming to visit today? >> daddy. >> reporter: but their dad is one of many locked up in the san francisco county jail. creating a new kind of holiday celebration. >> christmas is about giving. sharing. giving love. and that's -- we want to make some kids happy who may not get a gift at christmas time this year. >> reporter: for the past 13 years a local church has set up a party outside the jail's gate in san bruno to greet people coming and going from jailhouse visits. complete with holiday music, and cookies, and of course, presents. >> what are you hoping are in those boxes? >> presents. >> that's really sweet. that's nice they do this. i'm surprised the jailhouse lets them do it here. >> report

. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed called off next week's city council vote on whether to declare a fiscal emergency. here's the reason. new projections for the costs of employee pensions. the revised numbers could cut the city's $80 million deficit by more than half next year. mayor reed told the "mercury news" that this could prevent the closures of libraries and community centers we have been hearing about. he still wants a pension reform in the ballot but likely in june rather than march. >>> state lawmakers are turning in the keys to your cars. a decades old promise that provides state representatives with taxpayer funded vehicles is over. the plan could backfire because lawmakers are going to reimbursed 55 cents a mile for using their personal cars. >> if you drive 20,000 miles, that's $10,000 a year. >> reporter: it won't save money. >> they should have check it before they made the bill. >> the plan could cost up to a million dollars a year. the cost before was only $750,000. not so good math there. >>> honda is expanding a worldwide airbag recall due to risk for injuries or death

mayor chuck reed released this statement saying, this decision will stall job creation efforts in san jose at the worst possible time. redevelopment funding provides critical tools to rebuild our economy, create jobs, and build affordable housing. exactly the kinds of investments we should be making in this recession. >>> new at 6:00, while the state continues to drown in red ink, hundreds of state employees just got a raise. more than 250 assembly aides received an increase. 43 other employees received promotions that came with a little healthier paycheck as well. this comes on the heel as rays granted by the state senate at 7% to more than 160 employees. >>> fremont mayor bob wasserman died with his family by his side. he died at the kaiser permanente hospital. he was and elected in 1992 but before that served as the city's police chief since 1976. he's survived by his wife of 53 years and two adult children. >>> the san jose woman accused of tossing her toddler out of a second story building will not face attempted murder charges. instead she will face child abuse charges. she lock

san jose mayor chuck reed has council >>> good morning. it's 7:55.s here at cbs 5. i'm frank mallicoat. san jose mayor chuck reed has called off next week's city council vote on whether to declare a fiscal emergency. the reason, new projections for the cost of employee pensions. the revised numbers could cut city's $80 million deficit by more than half next year. mayor reed says he still wants a pension reform measure on the ballot but likely in june rather than march. >>> historic tribune tower in downtown oakland has a new owner. call socket an international call center company paid $8 million for the landmark building. the company plans to use nearly half of its 83,000 square feet. the 23-story tower opened for business back this 1924. its newspaper namesake moved out years ago. >>> we'll have your traffic and weather coming right up. to ban. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow

however, san jose major chuck reed said the deficit problem hasn't gone away and he still may ask --republicans signaled they would but they want to pay for it with cuts in the federal work force. president obama's proposal would pay for the cuts with a surtax on incomes above $1 million. a deal is possible before the end of the year. >>> governor brown is about to unveil a new tax but only if voters approve it. >> reporter: governor brown met with lawmakers this afternoon to talk about his pension reform plan. as for his new tax proposal, he stayed on message. >> i plan to fix the california pension system as quickly as possible. you come around soon and we'll talk about that other thing. >> reporter: soon could be tomorrow when his plan will likely be officially unveiled. it would raise the income tax by 1% for taxpayers making more than $250,000. and an additional 1-1/2% for those making $300,000 or more and 2% on income of more than $500,000. >> we should not be taxing people when they are losing their jobs and not putting food on the table right now. >> reporter: governor brown'

however, san jose major chuck reed said the deficit problem hasn't gone away and he still may ask --publicans signaled they would but they want to pay for it with cuts in the federal work force. president obama's proposal would pay for the cuts with a surtax on incomes above $1 million. a deal is possible before the end of the year. >>> governor brown is about to unveil a new tax but only if voters approve it. >> reporter: governor brown met with lawmakers this afternoon to talk about his pension reform plan. as for his new tax proposal, he stayed on message. >> i plan to fix the california pension system as quickly as possible. you come around soon and we'll talk about that other thing. >> reporter: soon could be tomorrow when his plan will likely be officially unveiled. it would raise the income tax by 1% for taxpayers making more than $250,000. and an additional 1-1/2% for those making $300,000 or more and 2% on income of more than $500,000. >> we should not be taxing people when they are losing their jobs and not putting food on the table right now. >> reporter: governor brown's

san jose mayor chuck reed went to tokyo this year to personally lobby ana executives. it is a rough right for mineta san jose international airport with the tech bust a decade ago and then the more recent recession. many routes have been cut. right now the only international destination served from here are two cities in mexico. the last overseas link went away in 2006 when american airlines pulled out of the route from san jose to tokyo. >> it is absolutely wonderful for us. >> reporter: assistant airport director kim mcgary says the new flight linking san jose with tokyo's narita international airport is a huge breakthrough and perhaps a sign the economic tide is turning. >> we're hoping so with the new terminal facilities and space that we have and the concessions available and all the amenities available. we think this is the start of a new trend to bring new service in. >> time is money. >> reporter: the silicon valley leadership group which represents more than 300 tech companies says the members lobbied heavily for the new route. >> we can't afford to have execu

the mayor chuck reed recognized 16 businesses that stepped up to save the beloved holiday tradition.la card doe recalled one year ago san jose's budget was redder than rudolph's nose. >> certainly had question about whether or not we continue this tradition which brings half a million kids and parents downtown every year. i'm happy to report santa's come back it to town, and that's because of great community partners. >> collectively the sponsors contributi contributed to ensure that christmas in the park, downtown ice and winter wonderland continued this year. >> that is nice to see. >>> a lot of luck may have run out. the 29-year-old is designed as a serial burglar accused of hitting 18 stores in the south bay, 12 in san jose alone. investigators say he simply walks into the store and steals lottery tickets and casheses in on the winnings. there were similar robberies last year. he's known to hang out at coffee houses near san jose's little saigon and at homeless encampment. >>> the santa clara city council will meet. meanwhile san francisco mayor said unless the city comes up with

last year mayor chuck reed traveled to japan with members of the silicon valley leadership group to urge include san jose in its service routes. >>> in san francisco, strappers trying to help disadvantages children this holiday season, that's too controversial so the event took place off-site today not at the fire station. the strippers donated $1,000 in toys to a firefighters charity. the donation happens over year by exotic clubs in the city. >>> not in my backyard. but now in palo alto it will be in their backyard. at&t has been given the green light to set up antennas in 20 locations throughout the city. the wireless carriers distributed antenna system has the approval of palo alto's planning and community environment director. the approval follows the backing of palo alto's architectural review board. the antennas will include a backup battery. opponents will have until december 30th to file an appeal. >>> the holidays are here. a lot of people have the day off. the rest of the week off. they're probably enjoying sunshine. let's get a check of our forecast. >> another stellar day ou

the california alarm association is asking mayor chuck reed to put the law on hold and explore otherptions. >> with this environment of really constrained resources, we have to really deliver the best service we can. >> it puts you in a tough predicament. i'm going to be careful when i do leave town. >> city council member pete constance says the law will take effect sunday. he says it costs the city $600,000 a year to respond to false alarms and police need to focus again on those high priority calls. >>> it's 5:37 right now. a high priority for us, checking in with meteorologist christina loren. >> finally i have action happening in my department. we have rain showers coming down across the bay area. it's another mild start. 39 degrees in fairfield, at 48, almost 50 degrees in san francisco and 41 right here in san jose. as we head throughout your morning hours, we'll continue to see these very light showers pass through the north bay. healdsburg, you might find slick conditions up there as we head through the next half hour. as you can see here, the front is draped across the nort

mayor chuck reed pushing the plan to overhaul pensions to prevent more police lay-offs and cuts in city services. city workers and retirees they object to the plan. >>> the girlfriend of the man accused of running down a cal firefighter on thanksgiving day will be in court today. alyssa tejada will be arraigned as an accessory to the crime. prosecutors say she tried to cover up the crime but will not say exactly how. tejada's boyfriend, eduardo esquivel is charged with running over edward bar tall in san francisco. he was apparently upset after getting into a fight with bar tall had a nearby jack-in-the-box allegedly. bar tall suffered a severe head injury from that attack. >>> police right now looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in oakland. the attack happening while the woman was walking on 91st avenue in east oakland on sunday. the woman says the man approached her and physically forced her against a vehicle and sexually assaulted her. she says she was able to run away and finally get some help. police now offering a $2500 reward for information leading the an ar

. >>> the california alarm association is asking mayor chuck reed to put the law on hold and exploreer options. >> there's tremendous risk here, especially when you're advertising to the public in the normal circumstances the police are not going to respond. that just doesn't make any sense. >>> city council member pete constance say it is law will take effect sunday as planned he says it costs the city $600,000 a year to respond to false alarms and police need to focus on the high-priority calls. >>> police in gilroy looking for a man accused of robbing a walmart start. we have a look at the surveillance video. that is the image of the man taken prior to the robbery on the night of december 23rd. if you recognize this guy, call gilroy police. the suspect is wearing a giants ball cap and a black and white reeboks jacket. police say he simply walked up to the cashier and demanded money and did not show a weapon. he was threatening enough, the employee gave the man some cash before the man took off. >>> funeral ceremonies for north korean leader kim jong il are under way this morning.

officers are using their sick time because they fear the city will no longer cash them out for t.mayor chuck reed's a very real possibility given skyrocketing pension costs. >> san jose is unusual with how we treat sick leave. we have in the past allowed people to bank it their entire career and then cash it in when they leave the city. we can no longer afford that. it's costing us somewhere around $10 million a year just to do that. >> there's another trend going on at department. more officers are leaving on their own. 47 quit this year. the police officers association says that's much higher than the four or five that leave the department most years. >> what's happening more and more people are saying this isn't a good place to work, not because of the department. not dissatisfied with the department but dissatisfied with the city. >> reporter: thanks to layoffs the department is operating with 65 fewer officers, a force that is shrinking even more on a daily basis because of sick calls. the department saw its highest spike in cyclicals back in june. that just happens to coincide with the same

now, san jose mayor chuck reed says reform is needed to help control rising pension costs.owever, many city employees and retirees they are not happy that ballot measure is moving forward. the proposed measure includes placing new employees into a lower-cost retirement plan, giving current employee, the options to pay more and keep their current retirement plan or on the into a -- or opt into a lower cost plan. >>> 8:18. the south bay is leading the nation when it comes to job growth. aid korg to -- according to a new government report, the south market job growth grew by more than 3% last year. that nearly tripled the pace of the nationwide rate. it's almost double for california's growth rate. analysts say the surge could propel the bay area to the fastest-growing economy in the state. >>> actor alec bald win's love for a game on his cell phone got him kicked off an american airlines flight. he was playing words for friends before take-off. the flight attendant reportedly asked him to stop using the phone while the plane idled at the gate but he refused. he was removed fr

reed, thank you. >> thank you. >>> we spend the day with mitt romney in new hampshire tomorrow with chuck. do not miss that.ust one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. yes. but lately we've been using k-y® intense™. it stimulates arousal so the big moment is... (announcer) k-y® brand intense™ - intensifies female satisfaction. directly to the president, be signed into law today, we moving all doubt in the minds of the american people >>> leader pelosi on screen asking for the speaker to take the payroll tax cut bill from the senate to the floor to vote. listen to what she's saying. >> 160 million american workers will get the tax cut. it will mean 48 million seniors will have access to their doctors under medicare. it will mean up to two million people will be receiving unemployment insurance in the next two months. for some of those people losing that unemployment insurance is -- cuts off any