mayor chuck reed says the violence shows the city needs more officers on the street.t of contention. pension reform would help. pension reform is not exactly popular with all of the police rank and file. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. update to breaking news also in the south bay. we're getting our look at that sinkhole in saratoga. there it is. dispatchers tell us it has torn through pierce road close to pike road about a mile north of the mountain winery. no word on injuries or damage but the sinkhole seven to eight feet across and four feet wide. >> new details in the melky cabrera drug scandal. he may have tried to trick major league baseball with a scheme. christie smith is live at at&t park in san francisco. she has all of the details on this evolving story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this story gets more and more strange. first the suspension, now come reports of a fake website that was purchased to explain away alleged steroid use. that according to the new york daily news, reporting one of cabrera's associates paid

and coming up at 6:00 we'll have mayor chuck reed's reaction to the letter and the request that the city ask for help from the chp. he and then city council woman nora campos were often on open side sides of issues. >> and there are police investigating a daytime shooting near the high school campus. there is a car outside highland hospital where the driver took himself after being hit. the shooting happened after 11:00 this morning. police say the victim will survive. >> and palo alto police searching for a sexual battery suspect following an assault yesterday. it happened on fulton street near university avenue in downtown palo alto. they say this man approached a woman, grabbed her and ran off. the victim told officers she was looking through her purse, trying to find her keys. >> and there are investigators trying to determine whether beef from a closed slaughter house made night public hands. the company was ordered shut down yesterday. their plan located in the city of hanford. there is video showing cows being shocked and prodded and suffocated before being killed. video is very,

did way to send us a mayor chuck reed says police are keeping track of residential crime but the mainpriority remains life-threatening emergencies. i think that is the proper priority. but nevertheless to find out what to do about these property crimes. so they can have a discussion about the and response. he's taken the advice to protect his home he think he's a lot the screens? did weight probably now. and the pall of the place berman has launched this campaign called locker is encouraging use locker windows locked gates. reporting from san as a cps 5. the game commission has been under fire for months after by the mountain lion on an odyssey hunting trip today he got sacked cbs reporter dave brine was there when the vote came down. >>> it was a photograph of them is a game commission of them all money hunting killed in idaho that sparked the controversy in february and how many other people are we in this honoring by selecting one person above all those. since then it was richard speaking about an unrelated issue at the game commission rate is lower than the presidency who was caug

stolen ar-15 assault rifle was taken >>> we stand in solidarity against the violence >>> mayor chuck reed says an additional $800,000 to pay for police overtime. >>> p. f. i thought this would help us do what we're doing now i would be the first person to call >>> the police chief said no to a request by the assembly speaker to bring in the c h p to help san jose beef up police presence san jose will make do by redeploying officers from desk duty and that officers work longer hours. len ramirez cbs 5 >>> i wondered why you have a placard and new park every day for free on the street >>> i don't want to be on television for an reason >>> parking free at meter space is legally why san francisco adds up the cost of 2 many handicapped placards >>> no one ever asked to see my berths a ticket. they know this is the place >>> a joke or political jab howe mitt romney explains his comment which brings back the birther issue >>> sailing the context board in san francisco by what hap >>> sounds too good to be true park for free at a san francisco mayor for as long as you want of the takes a handicap

city of >> we have seen rape and burglary go up without a burglar unit to investigate >> he blames chuck reed hard- line stance on pension reform that led to layoffs, low morale and an exodus of officers from san jose to other departments >> in two years he is disassembling what took two decades to build >> the mayor contends that things would only be worse without pension reform >> perhaps that is a line that only he can see because we if we had taken action and the council had to take an action, we would have a couple hundred less officers them have today >> as they try to sort things out and bring things under control, there is evidence that the community is not only going to sit around. the pastor is going to lead a large prayer vigil at 7:00 on sunday at the steps of city hall to bring the community together and try to come up with some solutions. >> last night's crash restore stabbing was actually san jose's 32nd homicide of the year because police now suspect a 17 month old boy who died at his babysitters house back in april was murdered. the sitters boyfriend was arrested on friday. >

stolen ar-15 assault rifle was taken >>> we stand in solidarity against the violence >>> mayor chuck reed says an additional $800,000 to pay for police overtime. >>> p. f. i thought this would help us do what we're doing now i would be the first person to call >>> the police chief said no to a request by the assembly speaker to bring in the c h p to help san jose beef up police presence san jose will make do by redeploying officers from desk duty and that officers work longer hours. len ramirez cbs 5 >>> i wondered why you have a placard and new park every day for free on the street >>> i don't want to be on television for an reason >>> parking free at meter space is legally why san francisco adds up the cost of 2 many handicapped placards >>> no one ever asked to see my berths a ticket. they know this is the place >>> a joke or political jab howe mitt romney explains his comment which brings back the birther issue >>> sailing the context board in san francisco by what happen, >>> sounds too good to be true park for free at a san francisco mayor for as long as you want of the takes a hand

mayor chuck reed, the use of his figure was likely overstated. the audit also said the cost projection may have, quote, caused confusion among the city's stakeholders intended to make informed decisions. one of our investigative reporters will have more and the latest fallout from the pension at 6:00. >>> it's been a violent week in san jose. since obvious 13th, the city has had nine shootings and five stabtions, five fatal. now the mayor and chief of police are being demanded to do more to stop the violence. kimberly terry is live in san jose with the new demands and proposed solutions. >> reporter: this is actually a letter to the chief of police from assemblywoman nora compost in which she says she's very concerned and calls on him to ask for additional resources. 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 sam

he along with san jose mayor chuck reed will be on hand for a major announcement regarding samsung anyonductors. samsung is the second largest manufacturer of semiconductors in the world and is based in san jose. that announcement is expected at 3:00 p.m. >> what is the the announcement when it comes to the forecast? let's check with meteorologist christina loren. >> the announcement is, it's going to be very comfortable inland today. temperatures are starting out nice and crisp. at 59 in oakland. 57 in concord. 61 in san jose so there is a bit of a chill in the air. temperatures are going to be comfortable as you head throughout the weekend as well. good morning to you. we do have the low 80s as we head throughout next week, but this is what we expect for today. a little more humidity, mix of sun and clouds. more heat relief throughout the weekend, some showers in the forecast as well. tell you all about that coming up. first here is mike and your drive. >> we'll take you out to the drive between the north bay and the city. the golden gate bridge, a look out there. we have constructio

department of justice is in san jose to help the city fight youth related crime and in 45 minutes near chuck reed in the acting associate attorney general tony west will be among those speaking under the city hall rotunda. members of the gang prevention task force will also be on hand. >> presidential candidates are talking energy today as they blitzed key battleground states, the president's spending a second straight day and i will where he called on congress to extend tax credits for wind energy production because it is big business and the hawkeye state. >> these are good jobs. and a source of pride that we need to fight for. >> mitt romney spending his energy in ohio where he took his message to the voters in coal country. >> when we use plentiful energy resources, and expensive carbon based energy resources, you'll see manufacturing come back to america. >> his newly minted running mate is also on the road, wisconsin congressman paul ryan on his way to colorado and then off to nevada to introduce himself to more voters. be sure to go to cbssf.com for the latest on the race for the white hou

that's what the state auditor has to say about the number san jose mayor chuck reed used to sell pension reform to voters. that audit was triggered by an nbc bay area investigation back in february. investigative reporter first exposed this issue and tonight she talked with the mayor and state auditor about this report. >> it wasn't based on anything though. there is nothing to back it up. >> that's not what they found. >> here's what the audit found. the number $650 million used by mayor reed as a future retirement cost production was unsupported and likely overstated. >> they said there is no documentation. nothing to support that number and it was likely overstated. >> well, that's not correct. >> that's what it says. >> that's not what it says. >> mayor, that's what the audit says. the 650 number was unsupported and likely overstated. >> if you read through it you'll find out by unsupported, they mean there is no formula given to them to do a calculation. >> so we called the state auditor to find out what she men by unsupported. >> when we say they're not supported, there is no evide

chuck reed has that story. >> jasmine green died last year after take care workers left her in a vaner day in jonesboro georgia. her parents april and charles green wanted everyone involved to go to prison. >> it was blind rage at first because it was your daughter and you don't care who did it, you want immediate justice. >> a 17 year-old was the day care worker that incorrectly check off that the toddler was removed from the band to read she pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and faced prison. >> how hard was it for you to do with her death house? >> it was really hard because i felt like that was was my child because i have known her for so long. >> did you feel like your life was over? >> yes i really did. >> but the judge that presided over the case had a different idea. >> she is not a bad kid. it was a mistake. and, yes it was a horrendous mistake. but, at that juncture, how we respond to her is going to define the rest of her life. >> as chief of the juvenile court, he had worked with the community to drastically reduce the number of miners going to prison. he says a chi

mayor chuck reed says, and the chief agree, the city needs more officers on the street. mayor argued that pension reform would help pay for that, but that's not popular with a lot of the police department's rank and file. here in san jose outside the police department, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> a man in the east bay is dead after being hit by an ambulance at 65 miles an hour. the chp says it happened in antioch. the man stopped his car on the shoulder of highway 4 east of a street about 11:30 last night. officers say he left the car running and then walked out into traffic where he was hit by that ambulance. officers shut down the left lane during the investigation overnight. the chp says it's not sure why the man wandered out onto that road. >>> happening right now, some good news to report. the coast guard announcing it's just located a los gatos man missing after a weekend trip to the bethell island. friend of the 29-year-old calling for help last night after they lost sight of him out jet skiing. coast guard crews had been looking for him since then, and a c

department of justice in san jose as part of the effort to reduce youth related crime mayor chuck reed and an attorney general will be speaking this afternoon under the city hall rotunda members of the mayor's gang prevention task force on hand. >>> 6:07 a.m. to teenagers face felony reckless driving charges it happened yesterday in saratoga the to drag racing through streets of saratoga they went out of control before sunup yesterday you can see the two cars sideswiping a home and slaving slamming into a living room of another house the ended up on top of each other the two teenagers are friends. no one else hurt. >>> investigators cannot get to the site of a failed pipe connected to last week's fire at the chevron refinery in richmond. it is considered unsafe. the san francisco chronicle cite sources that inspectors determined 8 in. pipe may need to be replaced but they decided it would be good for five years. in martinez, a shell oil refinery at the scene of a small fire yesterday contra costa county officials say it began to in the afternoon at a processing unit the county issued a

chuck reed took office in 2007. >> what role did the public sector unions and their contracts reallycal crisis? >> most were by increasing salaries and pension benefits. those came out of the 90s in the go go years when we had money. >> can you give me an idea of what money we are talking about? >> the average cost of police officer and firefighter was $200,000 a year? >> we cut everybody's pay by 10 percent with me all of the way down. everybody took a 10 percent pay cut. but that's still left a $150 million deficit. it was time for a desperate measure or as it became known, measure b. >> what exactly was that? >> measure b was a measure to allow voters to decide whether or not they were going to opinion bus services or bring down the cost. voters had to approve first. that's not a slam dunk in a counsel pee that voted for obama since 2008. reid pushed his case hardy mondayizing him. >> one of the sfrat gees was hard in an abandoned city. people have been acusted from irrelevant doors. >> have you heard the story they have been verbally abused and treated with scorn. the facts are d

mayor chuck reed told me the increased violence in san jose is not unique. >> we will deal with it. we have the resources. we're going to put the people on it, and deal with it as we have in the past. a great department, has a great track record in combating these types of processes. >> reporter: hiring another 60 officers with another 300 approved for background checks for the next academy. matt keller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in oakland, police say that a homicide suspect is off the streets tonight. at about 6:30 this evening, the ktvu news crew witnessed police taking a 24-year-old man into custody after a brief standoff. he had been holed up in the backyard of a hole at 18th and brush streets in west oakland. the suspect's grandfather told us his grandson was scared and didn't know why police wanted to arrest him. >>> the east bay korean church of the nazareen is on miramar avenue in san leandro. firefighters say when they arrived flames were coming out of the side of the building. they managed to contain the blaze in about 45 minutes, but by then the damage had already been d

mayor chuck reed told me the increased violence in san jose is not unique. >> we will deal with it. we have the resources. we're going to put the people on it, and deal with it as we have in the past. a great department, has a great track record in combating these types of processes. >> reporter: hiring another 60 officers with another 300 approved for background checks for the next academy. matt keller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in oakland, police say that a homicide suspect is off the streets tonight. at about 6:30 this evening, the ktvu news crew witnessed police taking a 24-year-old man into custody after a brief standoff. he had been holed up in the backyard of a hole at 18th and brush streets in west oakland. the suspect's grandfather told us his grandson was scared and didn't know why police wanted to arrest him. >>> the east bay korean church of the nazareen is on miramar avenue in san leandro. firefighters say when they arrived flames were coming out of the side of the building. they managed to contain the blaze in about 45 minutes, but by then the damage had already been d

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

mayor chuck reed used a figure to support measure b, a pension modification initiative that voters passed in june. >> the so-called ponderosa fire seems to keep spreading in northern california. it is now more than 21,000 a.. it is only 40 percent contained but firefighters say it is a difficult battle because the wind direction consistently shifts. evacuations are still in a fact in parts of manhattan, >> town and viola. >> when we saw the fire trucks come down our street it was time to leave. >> if all goes as planned caltrans will eat reopen a stretch of highway that was clothes when lightning started the fire. >> it turned out chevron created a plan three years ago to prevent exactly the sort of fire that erupted at the richmond refinery. investigators are trying to find out why that plant did not prevent the pipeline rupture in vapor cloud that ignited the fire. people can show up to the north richmond community senior center 20 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. through friday. more than 10,000 people have already filed claims since the fire >> it's time to put warrants outside on the roof whe

mayor chuck reed is supporting the chief and has no plans to ask it to leaf. for the >> i have a great deal confidence in the '30s he does not determine the budget killing it has been tough. we have increased the budget but there's not enough to cover skyrocketing costs. >> as with more money into retirement benefits we have less money for officers on the streets. we have less offices that we need in a work is more difficult. a 10% a cat makes it tough. >>catherine: a spokesperson for the department has made it clear that the chief is not ready to leave. the union discussion about a no-confidence vote will happen on tuesday fury if new details in the speed freak killer case. the search for more human remains could be delayed. zeus the killing rampage happened in the '80s and '90s. he and his partner convicted of four murders. he has since committed suicide. j.r stone has more on what is happening. >>j.r: and a letter to a sacramento news fifth or 4, shermantine sf he is of set with the bounty hunter who promised him a television, a candy bar and other things.

so says the mayor, chuck reed.here's reed in the middle presiding for the ribbon cutting for the casino. on the 8th day of the eighth month. the numbers they care more about is the 300 jobs it created and $10 million gaming revenue it will bring in for the city. more tack revenue that comes from santana row. >> great time to be getting more revenues. tough time in local government. ate revenue source that has the potential to grow. we're hoping it does. we probably have 60,000 people still unemployed in the people of san jose. having a few hundred more jobs is a big plus. >> people who have been inside it says the $50 million card room has a distinct vegas field. it was supposed to open in april but san jose police delayed opening due to security concerns. >> peck off pests. coming up where in the south bay you should look for mosquito spring. >> and profit arrows pointing in the right direction. we'll show you why. >> the investigative unit uncovers local schools giving the state bad information about dangerous st

. >> san jose mayor chuck reed pushed for a major pension reforms for the city, he called the governor's plan " a significant accomplishment ". but agreed that there's more work to be done, including a constitutional amendment to ensure that the changes cannot be undone by future legislators. talking about being out of step with the times, with most politicians preaching pension reform, some south bay officials were considering giving themselves a generous per, and get this, just weeks before asking voters for a tax hike. ann noterangelo is here with the local leaders that are now in full blown retreat. >> it does seem as if there are people that work at the water district to are out of touch with the public sentiment about retirement benefits. >> we are part-time employees. i do not know how anyone can reasonably say that we are entitled to retiring health benefits. >> that is the message today coming out of the santa clara valley water district but on this morning's agenda was an item that would provide the water district's seven board members lifetime medical benefits, not only for th

mayor chuck reed says this violence shows the city needs more officers on the street. how to pay for it, though, is a point of contention. the mayor is arguing pension reform would help pay that bill. pension reform not exactly popular with the police department's rank and file. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a preliminary hearing will be held in the case of the san francisco man accused of impersonating a plastic surgeon. prosecutors say carlos garza operated a dermatology clinic without a medical license. he was arrested. eight other parents have come forward including two women claiming they were sexually assaulted. he faces more than 30 years behind bars. this morning an 81-year-old man is under arrest in the north bay for road rage. santa rosa police say 81-year-old harry e. smith of oakmont chased down a cyclist on the golf course before hitting him with his car thursday. smith was driving with a license that had been suspended because of a road rage incident that happened on 101. the cyclist's wrist was broken. smith was arrested on saturday.

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 announced arrests in at least two of the killings. with the police department short-staffed some on the council want to call in help so that police can focus on what's going on on the streets. it's believed that will be one of the focuses of the meetings with the task force. the chief is expected to come out w

secretly been with the oakland a's and then they have secret meetings down in san jose with the mayor chuck reeds going to happen? the you think the a's will stay put? while they go to san jose? >> reporter: i did not even know about this, did this a leak out from your sources? >> reporter: -- >> mark: our sources are telling us that they're talking about maybe laying it down near the day's peak of the yen, but they have been dragging their heels for so long this is really been hurting everybody. >> reporter: it is one of those things where you see the guys were spending the money, would you like them or not they want to go to san jose and they keep pressing and pressing eventually, don't they went out? >> mark: you would think so, but it is funny that you have a city would over a thousand something people holding rights over a city with millions of people. >> reporter: they're all types of stories floating around and i guess you do not know them on the issue are in the room. >> mark: interesting. >> reporter: like i said, it is easy to criticize if you are an open rather than or longtime oaklan

. >> san jose chuck reed said that he has done an excellent job in regards to this matter.ine: oil prices are climbing this morning as tropical storm ernesto is pushing toward landfall. it is about $93 per barrel. that refinery fire for chevron is close in richmond on the cost of oil. we will have more women come back. >>darya: welcome back. the dow jones is up 83 points. rob black is here with this morning's winners and losers. let's stop when the winners. >>rob: 24 hours from 2:00 a.m. and 2:05 a.m. macdonough its -- mcdonald's truly wants to sell more of their products in. this is the investment could. how does a company like mcdonald's grow revenue? i don't think we need 24 hours seven days a week. i love the idea i love the concept. is going after the young crowd. it'll start the drive to. >>darya: what about disney? >> those if you did do not believe in wall street you need some magic in your life. adventures was $1.4 million. they had a massive lot. -- flopped. >>darya: at there is avengers everything appeared avengers back-to-school period >> >>rob: brain to did ver

the chief says he has no issue mayor chuck reed says the budgetary issues are beyond cheese control. beyond the chief's control. >> it has been hard for all the permited to budget cuts. all of the officers had to take a pay cut and that makes it tough. >> marty: the police officers association would only say that their board has taken no action for this. the mayor says he has no plans to ask chief more to leave regardless of the confidence vote. >> ysabel: a monterey county woman was arrested last night in connection with a double homicide in the disappearance of a 16 year- old girl from the crime scene. an amber alert was issued for this girl when found in her parents' home. investigators believe that she was taken by her boyfriend and that the two may be headed to mexico. >> marty: 4 robberies in four days. now oakland police are warning critics lest users to watch out. one of the victims was held at gunpoint where he is now speaking out. first, grant lotus shows us were all of this is happening and how criminal coddling people in. >> reporter: armed robberies in oakland and the ta

chuck todd. democratic mayor of atlanta, kasim reed.d we welcome to "meet the press" for the first time, tea party backed republican candidate for u.s. senate in texas, ted cruz. he'll be one of the main speakers at the upcoming republican convention in tampa. welcome to all of you. mr. cruz, let me start with you. big deal when you won your primary fight, one of the biggest political stories of the summer, big party down in texas, obviously. as you won, there was a big rally for you. because of the tea party's strength here in another campaign. this is a headline in the dallas morning news. party crasher, it said. cruz rides the anti-establishment wave, surges past your opponent. i want to start with you because you heard governor o'malley talking about paul ryan as part of the tea party obstructionist house of representatives. is the real ryan effect to you that we have seen the tea party re-emerge now in this campaign, and occupy the real space in the campaign? >> look, i think the biggest ryan effect is that this race is going to fo

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