in his state of the city address taking place last night mayor chuck reed says overtime may actually increase next year. >> we'll probably increase it next year because we need to make sure that our public is protect protecteded. overtime is one of the ways to do that but only on a short-time basis. we know that you can't do that all the time. >> he spent a good part of the address talking about the police department. he wants to use the savings from the pension reform to expand the force by 200 officers. reed also pushing for a sales tax increase and he hopes voters will approve it next year. >>> giants fans, are you ready? fan fest kicks off at at&t park tomorrow morning, as christina said, at 10:00. the highlight of the day, fans getting to meet more than 30 players and coaches including manager bruce bochy and buster posey and world series mvp pablo sandoval. a lot of hardware being displaced including the trophy. they're bound for arizona for spring training. >>> for marla tellez that means move over, colin kaepernick, bring on -- >> angel pagan. >> we've got you. hackers hit fo

in his state of the city last night, mayor chuck reed says overtime might increase this year. >> we'll probably increase it next year because we need to make sure that our public is protected and overtime is one of the ways to do that but only on a short-term basis. we know you can't do that much overtime all the time. >> mayor reed talked about the police department. he wants to use savings from pension reform to expand the force by 200 officers. he's also pushing for a sales tax increase and hopes voters will approve it next year. >>> with tax season approaching, there's word the irs is cracking down on identity thieves and tax cheats. for details on that and the rest of your news before the bell, let's turn things over to bertha coombs live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. we do have snowflakes falling already although they told us we wouldn't get snow until this afternoon. got everybody a little bit nervous. it's one of those weeks where we have seen the dow treading water after hitting 14,000 last week. yesterday we closed well off the lows. there are wor

chuck reed says moving the team to san jose should be an easy decision.says the only question that remains is when it will happen. reed says quote, we have the site, the economics are compelling and eventually it will happen. mayor reed also says he is in frequent contact with a's owner lee wolf and that while wolf is optimistic he says he is too. >>> united airlines is keeping the grounded boing 787 off its schedule through june 5th. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a battery fire and the second battery problem last month. current flights will be postponed until at least may 12th. the world's fleet of 50, 787s have all been grounded since january 15th. >>> march madness just around the corner and cal and st. mary's making their cases to join the dance. carry has those stories and much more coming up. there is no mass-produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs

but mayor chuck reed says the event is too rich for san jose's blood. committee says it takes more than $3 billion to put on the olympics. he says the entire capital and operating budget is around $2.8 billion. he says the city can't consider being a host when it's struggling to keep libraries open and cops on the beat. san jose and san francisco were among the 35 cities that got letters yesterday to gauge interest in hosting the games. >>> major league baseball has reportedly issued guidelines for the oakland as possible move to the south bay. the team wants to build a new ballpark in san jose and according to the "l.a. times" the guidelines include conditions the as have to meet before any move can be approved. the giants claim the south bay is their territory and oppose the as moving plans. reacting to the report, san jose mayor chuck reed says it's just a matter of time before the as make the move south. >>> imagine working 80 hours a week for less than $4 an hour. coming up, the biggest payback of its kind ever in one bay area city. >> and if a $10

adam shapiro is live in palo alto, california, with the mayor of san jose, chuck reed.at's right. we've been speaking to all kinds of political leaders and people. we spoke with gavin newsom last hour. now we're speaking with the mayor of san jose, chuck reed. thanks for being here or fox business. according to the milkin institute the number one city city, the best city for maintaining and creating jobs, san jose, california, followed by austin, texas, perhaps california's nemesis, raleigh, north carolina, houston, texas and washington, d.c. are state getting a bum rap? is it legitimate rap that businesses overtaxed and regulated in this state? >> it is good to be number one. we have to work hard to stay there. sure, california has got some problems. california sometimes difficulty when companies make their decisions but we're the capital of silicon valley, innovation center of the world. companies want to stay here. >> everybody knows intel. intel just had a huge $300 million investment down in arizona. they have had, multimillion-dollar investment up in oregon. those

. >>> and san jose mayor chuck reed will deliver his annual state of the city address this evening at civic auditorium. the mayor is expected to talk about the city's budget issues. there are safety issues as well as officers are leaving the city's police department in the wake of cuts to pay and benefits in the city. we are going to speak live with mayor reed a little after 6:00 this morning right here on kpix 5. >>> the final closing of the new bay bridge will end with a big party for the people. >> before the bridge -- the bridge bash includes a public walk across the new east span before it opens to cars, trucks and motorcycles. mtc is trying to organize a half marathon, a bike ride and fireworks show for that party. the public party will be a day or two before vehicles are allowed to use the new span on september 3. the final bridge closure is set for august 28 and will last four days. and the countdown to the new bay bridge is on! kpix 5 is proud tonight official television station for the opening ceremonies in september. we'll keep you posted on planning for that big day. there

san jose mayor chuck reed, sheriff lori smith and county board of supervisors president ken yager have a plan to get guns off the street. today they will unveil an anonymous gun buyback program. people can exchange firearms for cash, no questions asked. details announced later on. >> barry bonds is in federal court trying to overturn his felony conviction. nearly two years ago he was convicted of giving misleading testimony to a federal grand jury during the steroid investigation. today a three-judge appeals panel will come from his legal team. his lawyer said bonds was handed a felony for the rambling answer, but he insists he did tell the truth. prosecutors say his rambling answer impeded the grand jury's investigation. >> want to check the forecast. we're in for a treat today. >> today, tomorrow. of course valentine's day so we all deserve a treat. on friday, we are going to peak. that's when the warming trend will have the most energy. high pressure will be really strengthening through the next couple of days. yesterday, temperatures climbed one or two degrees. today today climb mo

mayor chuck reed says the people are trespassing here and there are no sanitary facilities and city cannot have people living in unsanitary conditions. nonprofit organizations have come out to the site to reach out to the homeless and offer alternative options for shelter. according to san jose police department, there has not been a noticeable increase in crime near this tent city. the most difficult task as always will be to find some kind of long-term solution in which the people of this encampment are kicked out for a few weeks or few months and then do not have to return a short time later and create another tent city. we're live this morning in san jose, i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. she's got a look at our forecast for today. rising temperatures? >> a little bit. even more so to finish off the week. good morning to you. 34 degrees to start the day in sonoma. 20s at this point yesterday. a welcome change there. good morning, san francisco. taking you down to the south bay, 39 for gilroy. 37 degrees

. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed is set to deliver his annual state of the city address this evening at civic auditorium during a contentious time in the bay area's largest cities. mayor reed joins us live to shed a little light on what he might be discussing this morning. first of all, good morning, mayor. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. happy to be here. >> good to have you. can you give us a thumbnail sketch of exactly what you will be saying today? >> i'll be looking forward to a good year this coming year. the economy is getting better. the silicon valley leading the country out of recession. we have a lot of work to do yet. we have $3 billion in unfunded liabilities for retirement costs. so we need to implement pension reform and begin to restore services that have been cut over the last decade. >> we have been reporting lots of stories and one is san jose having a small police force especially for a city of nearly a million people. officers are leaving because of these recent cuts in their pay and benefits. is anything being done to revers that? >> yes, that's one of the

mayor chuck reed lays out his plans for the future of san jose. what he is proposalling. >>> bullet holes and a broken door. look inside a vallejo house where three family members were shot during a violent home invasion. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ >>> good morning. still scattered showers around. most are pushing out of the area. not completely. partly cloudy today. a cool breezy day. >>> time now 4:45. we just learned a 7.1 magnitude quake has rocked the solomon islands. according to the u.s. geological service the quake hit overnight about 14 miles south of the solomon islands off the coast of australia. so far no damages or injuries have been re

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mayor chuck reed says it takes billions of dollars to host olympic games. a price tag just too heavy for a city that's still struggling to keep cops on the streets. san jose was one of 35 cities invited by the u.s. olympic committee to bid for those games. san francisco and sacramento were also asked. san francisco mayor ed lee says he wants to establish a permanent nonprofit organization to work on securing major events like the olympic games. >> not a bad idea because it keeps coming up. it would be nice. >> 4:36 right now. nice forecast ahead. let's check it out with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. we have a good looking day shaping up. yesterday was really pretty but kind of cold. today we bump your high temperatures up a touch. making it all that much more comfortable for you in the heat of the day. this morning we are monitoring the formation of fog although we don't have reduced visibility to show you right now. best drive of the morning. the numbers certain to drop off through the ne

. >>> right now in downtown san jose, mayor chuck reed is preparing to deliver his seventh state of the city address. a live look now where preparations are under way at the san jose civic auditorium. an awards ceremony will precede the mayor's talk, most of which will address the city's financial outlook. mayor reed has already said he will address the pension reforms that were approved by voters last year. the second part of this issue is the retaining the police officers who were angered by those reforms. ahead at 6:00 we'll look at how the mayor has fulfilled those promises from his last state of the city address. >>> today state lawmakers, law enforcement officials and several california mayors gathered in sacramento to outline new gun regulation. as a backdrop, they used a display of semiautomatic rifles and high-capacity magazines they want banned. >> the violence is most sharp in our cities, in the big cities. the numbers not only tell us that, but the grief. >> state democrats are introducing seven bills in ball aimed at tackling mental health issues and further regulating fire

. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed says the city's economy is getting better, but he still wants to raise taxes. the mayor's idea is to raise the city's sales tax. voters would have to approve it. but -- >> it now appears from our most recent survey that a majority of the voters might support another tax increase. >> in his state of the city speech tonight, reed also said san jose will be able to hire more police officers in the next years. he says money from that will come from savings on pensions. >>> have you filled up lately? you've probably noticed that gas is getting more expensive again. but this really gave us some sticker shock. yeah, you're reading that right. chico's gas station charging $5.03 a gallon for regular. gas prices have shot up almost 40 cents in just the past month. why? switching to the more expensive summer blend of fuel. >>> tonight, there are new rules of the road. new rules for drivers and new rules for motorcycle riders. you've probably seen this. motorcyclists weaving in between cars. they can do that in california. but now there are written do's and don'ts f

. >>> in less than an hour, san jose mayor chuck reed will deliver his state of the city address.he big topics tonight, public safety and pension reform. >> what we need is really a reality check and the reality of the situation is that the city is not doing nearly as well as it should. >> we still have a lot of work to do. we have $3 billion in unfunded liabilities for retirement costs so we need to implement pension reform before we can begin to restore cut services. >> with crime on the rise and a police force that's dwindling, there is talk the mayor could campaign for a quarter percent citywide tax increase to help fund city services. >>> a lot of changes weather- wise here in the bay area. rain and also back east a nor'easter. >> they have that big storm back east. they don't want that. that's too big of a problem. what we need and want is rainfall. we are getting it. this won't impact your weekend. it will be out of here before the weekend. more rain moving in. kpix 5 hi-def doppler looking at all that activity blossom to the north and west over the past hour. mainly the sh

. >>> tonight, san jose mayor chuck reed will deliver his state of the city address. one big item on the agenda will be public safety. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran found out what else people in san jose would like to hear from the mayor. >> reporter: the city of san jose had its share of roadblocks over the past year. neighbors have seen an increase in crime and members of a police force looking to move out. not to mention the hot topic of pension reform. >> what we need is really a reality check and the reality of the situation is that the city is not doing nearly as well as it should. >> reporter: we sat down with mayor reed this morning to get a preview of the state of the city tonight. despite the city's challenges, he is optimistic and knows there's work ahead. >> we still have a lot of work to do. we have three billion dollars in unfunded liabilities for retirement costs and so we need to implement other pension reform before we can begin to restorm services that have been cut over the last decade -- restore services that have been cut over the last decade. >>

. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed says restoring the city's police staff is one of his top priorities. he made the comment last night at civic auditorium during his annual state of the city address. officers have been leaving the sjpd in droves because of recent cuts in pay and benefits. mayor reed said the city's economy is not yet out of the woods but is improving enough to add officers. >> for the savings from pension reform, we can expand the police force by 200 more officers. we can do it and we will. >> reed said he is considering a 2014 ballot measure calling for a quarter to half cent sales tax increase. that's a reversal from last year when he blocked such a measure from the november ballot. he will be a speaker at the state of the valley conference hosted by joint venture silicon valley. >>> san francisco may have just hit a real estate record. a house here just went for nearly $10 million. the 5500-square-foot home is in the liberty heights neighborhood. the area has become increasingly trendy especially with the hipsters and the young tech crowd. >> we have even the whole a

. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed will deliver his annual state of the city address this evening at civic auditorium. the mayor is expected to talk about the city's budget issues. there are safety issues as well as officers are leaving the city's police department in the wake of cuts to pay and benefits. we'll speak live with mayor reed just a little after 6:00 this morning right here on kpix 5. >>> the future of city college of san francisco on the line now and that's why the save c csf coalition had a meeting last night. the school has a march 15 deadline to show improvements in 14 areas or risk losing its accreditation in june. faculty, the staff and students are urging the community to get involved in saving their school. >> i'm just mad and i don't want to put up with this anymore and i want people to say, hey, hey, they're closing the post offices and selling off those buildings and they say the public parks pay their own way. i mean, this is insane. >> is opposed to some changes -- the coalition is opposed to some changes including consolidating apartments. >>> 4:40. help wanted. t

the only no vote came from mayor chuck reed. >>> 4:52. every dog has its day. >> and for one dog, it was last night. which breed won best in show at the country's oldest dog show? >> forget tuesday. which two days are really the cheapest for buying airline tickets is this we'll tell you when we come back. Ñáçwçñ >>> valentine's day just a day away and we have a great one coming, lots of sunshine and very mild temperatures. some of those numbers here 70 degrees. >> and we are following a traffic alert this morning in sunol southbound 680 approaching calaveras road there are delays. we'll have much more on your morning drive coming up. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. >>> you know all that talk about how it's cheaper to buy plane tickets on tuesday? there's a lot of talk about that but it just might be a myth. a study from texas a & m finds that you can actually save more money if you buy your ticket over the weekend, 5% cheaper than during the week. airline lower prices on sunday because of books for vacations and more concerns about co

in the >>pam: in the wake of a soaring crime rate, san jose mayor chuck reed says, he wants to put 200ore police officers on the streets in the next two years. kron 4's j.r. stone is live in san jose this evening. the my priority will be public safety. we must not and could not accept higher crime. >> brebeuf must be more precise. we are able to expand. -- be more dutch precise. they took 10 percent pay cuts to avoid layoffs in the police officers association saying that police salaries are 20% below worse than other departments. 140 officers has left san jose including 30 in the last two months. the city cannot afford to restore those cuts. >> it would take at least 20 of million. >> the mayor has a plan to keep all the officers. with targeted and longevity bonuses. where the mayor just held his state of the city address. >> whether or not we ask for additional revenue from taxpayers continues to be an issue. as soon as we get that pension reform implemented. it is important to note that the police officers association are still skeptical. that there with a face ago fifthj.r. there ar

stay with awc 7@@@p news for latest updates as construction continue autos san jose mayor chuck reedstate of the city address. one goal is to give long delayed pay raises to workers but are people willing to tax themselves more to pay for that? >> the mayor says things are improving despite many challenges a rising crime rate and how to create more jobs. during his state of the city address the mayor talks about plans to support services and restore pay to workers. to do that, a sales tax increase is needed. >> we have to go to the ballot to get permission. we've done polling. >> it shows 70% of voters may support an increase, but only 57% favor a half percent hike. joe qlopz works for a company that contracts with the city and likes any idea that may help him keep his job. >> we are paying too much. >> we found another hike could be a very tough sell. >> people reaching the point they just get tired of knit general. i'm for my fellow man and community but enough is enough. >> it may help the picture but the mayor says it does not go far enough. the state of the city address á >> bay

but san jose's mayor chuck reed says, moving attends san jose should be is a decision.ys, the only question that remains is winner will happen. >> reed says " we have the site, the economics are compelling and eventually it will happen. mayor read also says, his frequent contact with the oakland a's owner lew wolf and that wolf is optimistic. he says he is too. >> now the test report. >> here is a look what may be the next big thing. it is spelled p h e d. it is a web site app. it is coming to the apple the bi platform soon. some technol analysts say it could be the next twitter. the pheed act has climbed up the apple top chart apps. >> this is the social media platform that combines twitter, facebook and is the gramm. >>instagram. > anyone can have a pjhedd it is like your own channel to broadcast anything you want. >> or you can host audio clips. you composed pictures or text and of course make a comment on anything or anyone else has posted. pheed is different and does not put any restrictions on its media. audio clips could be as long as you want. that is a differen

san jose merritt mayor chuck reed says moving the team to san jose should be an easy decision.on that remains is what will happen. reed says " we have the slight, the economics are compelling and eventually it will happen. mary also says he is in constant contact with a's owner lew wolf and both are optimistic, will happen. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ >> after the kron4 morning news don't forget to catch up dr. phil. today he talks on overprotective helicopter mom. she did she learn to take a setback on our kids to become independent? find out attend at after the kron4 morning news. >> still had a car for morning news will have more on the deadly crash of a popular stretch of las

. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed will deliver his annual state of the city address this evening at civic the city's budget issues. there are safety concerns as well as officers are leaving the city's police department in the wake of cuts to pay an benefits. stay with us, traffic in just a moment. >>> good morning. your morning, drive is in full swing this morning. we have busy conditions on the san mateo bridge. had an earlier vehicle fire actually on the eastbound side. it was blocking lanes now over to the ride shoulder but you can see traffic is slow in both directions. we have spectator slowing on the westbound side as well near the high-rise. metering lights are on at the bay bridge and traffic slow there. elsewhere along 880 nimitz freeway near alvarado niles on the southbound side, reports of an accident slow-and-go in both directions. that's a look at your morning drive. here's lawrence. >> gianna, good to see showers making a return to the bay area outside, yes, those clouds are rolling in. a cold front slipping on through. dry as you look toward mount diablo right now. but that

chuck reed delivered his seventh state of the city address tonight in front of a who's who of silican valley at the civic auditorium. he vowed to open more closed libraries and work to keep employees. in recent years thousands have been let go or they've left for other jobs. >> nowhere is this more apparent than our police officer. >> reporter: mayor reed says the city will hire 200 more officers. saying 15 have already been hired and more are in the works. to fund improvements, reed suggested a tax hike. 70% of people would support a quarter cent tax increase. >> possibly go to the voters for a tax increase in 2014 but success cannot be assumed. >> reporter: reed was successful in getting voters to pass measure b last year which reformed pensions. but his battle with the unions is far from over. the afl-cio says that the mayor needs to reach across the aisle much more. >> he has taken the approach not only the city workers but community groups that it's his way or the highway. >> reporter: and the san jose police officers union tonight told us that the mayor may hire more officers bu

chuck reed delivered his seventh state of the city address tonight in front of a who's who of silicanium. he vowed to open more closed libraries and work to keep employees. in recent years thousands have been let go or they've left for other jobs. >> nowhere is this more apparent than our police officer. >> reporter: mayor reed says the city will hire 200 more officers. saying 15 have already been hired and more are in the works. to fund improvements, reed suggested a tax hike. 70% of people would support a quarter cent tax increase. >> possibly go to the voters for a tax increase in 2014 but success cannot be assumed. >> reporter: reed was successful in getting voters to pass measure b last year which reformed pensions. but his battle with the unions is far from over. the afl-cio says that the mayor needs to reach across the aisle much more. >> he has taken the approach not only the city workers but community groups that it's his way or the highway. >> reporter: and the san jose police officers union tonight told us that the mayor may hire more officers but will have a hard time reta

chuck reed suggested the city could offer additional pay as the budget recovers from the recession. > bay area family is probably making far less money than it was ten years ago. >> sad news but some families really saw a huge fall in income. >> isn't it surprising? african-american and hispanic families making much less money last year according to a new report from joint venture silicon valley. full details from the state of the valley report. asian and white families saw income rise but not my much. yelp reports traffic today. down a quarter of a percent. nasdaq down as well. as long as we are talking numbers, video game players have taken the incredibly popular game minecraft and calculated how many individual blocks make up each world. they calculated 262 quadrillion, 144 trillion, give or take. have you ever heard of mine craft? i know you have no 12-year-old boys in the family. >> it is wildly popular. 20 million kids and some adults play this 80s retro game. huge. >> when i was 12, i played foursquare. >> a little bit different. >> thank you very much. completely different. a

the only no vote came from the mayor chuck reed. >>> bay bridge drivers may help pay for the bay bridgehat showcases 150,000 people walking across the new span over labor day. kpix 5's phil matier reports in the "chronicle" that a plan calls for $5.6 million in toll money to be used for that celebration. the party will start after a five-day shutdown of all the bridge traffic starting august 28th. metropolitan transportation commission committee will discuss that party budget later today. >>> it's 6:20 right now. jeremy lin brings "linsanity" back to the bay area. could the warriors keep up? >> plus, he is top banana. you're going to meet the dog that won the westminster best in show. that guy right there. they've lost five in a row ... including four on the road e last night. >>> the warriors are ready for the all-star break. >> yeah. in a big way. they lost 5 in a row including foyer on the road and one at home last night in a game they should have won. 1st quarter lead as jerry jacques takes the jumper. but jeremy lin out of palo alto ten assists including one on a three here to jame

mayor chuck reed says it makes economic sense because major league baseball is spending millions of dollars to subsidize the a's right now and mayor reed says that that would not be necessary if the a's moved to san jose with the gold mine of business in the south bay, according to reed. there's still no guarantee that the team will be allowed to move because the giants, as you probably know, own the territorial rights to santa clara county and may continue to block the a's. >> he's doing okay. that seems to be the verdict for the governor. jerry brown's ability to mitigate california's budget deficit has earned him his highest approval level since being elected in 2011. according to a new poll, his approval rating jumped to 57%. 12% had no opinion. survey also found the highest number of voter who's think the state is headed in the right direction the first time since the summer of 2007. >> you need time and money for this story. the recession forced a lot of senior citizens to get creative about keeping their homes. a peninsula man is willing to sell his 47-acre hisboro estate for the bar

in his state of the city last night, san jose mayor chuck reed said overtime might increase this yearncrease it next year because we need to make sure that our public is protected and overtime is one of the ways to do that. only on a short-term basis. we know that you can't do that much overtime all the time. >> mayor reed spent a good part of the address talking about the police department. he wants to use a savings from pension reform to expand the force by 200 officers. he's also pushing for a sales tax increase and hopes voters will approve it next year. >>> the time is 5:50. coming up, do you like speed? >> the need for it. >> i hope you have a need for it. the twist on top gun. we'll let you know why the classic is returning to the big screen today and why you need new glasses to understand it and see it. >> plus we'll look at this. it looks like it is from apple. it is not. it is gadget friday coming up. >>> ladies and gentlemen, brace yourselves. top cruise in a t-shirt and his need for speed all for you in 3-d. >> feel the need. >> the need for speed. >> that's right. slap me

mayor chuck reed is expected to address the issue issue at his state of the city address coming thisg into whether this could have been gang related. elissa harrington kpix 5. >>> 6:39, coming up, not just sacramento, but how losing the sacramento kings could hurt the entire state of california. >>> plus good news for air travelers, virgin america announces new flights out of san jose. and the market opened up 10 minutes ago for a monday and the dow is is down in a big way, nearly a hundred points, what's it all mean, check in with jason brooks right after the break. a silicon valley >>> well, mothers are tough enough but after the super bowl loss. >> my daughter loved the food. what a day it was. >> how is she feeling today. >> i haven't talked to her, but i'm sure her mom isn't happy with me. >>> low clouds and fog have swept on shore overnight and a little thick. visibility down to less than a quarter mile into fairfield, so be very careful. as we head throughout the day, we'll begin to break up the low clouds, partly cloudy with clouds sticking around the coastline and temperatur

with this area, mayor chuck reed says the people are trespassing and there are no sanitary facilities and the city cannot have people living in unsanitary conditions. nonprofit organizations have been coming out to the site in an effort to reach out to these homeless and offer them some alternative options for shelter. according to the san jose police department, there has not been a noticeable increase in crime near this tent city. now the most difficult task as always will be to find some kind of long-term solution in which the homeless are kicked out for only a few weeks or a few months and then do not have to return to create yet another tent city. we're live in san jose, i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> it is 6:05. christina loren is back to tell us about a good looking day ahead. >> it's going to be really nice today. good morning to you. especially when you consider we're in the heart of winter. most of the country today will be under a very strong winter storm. the same one that brought snow to mt. hamilton racing into midsection of the nation and cou

kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran tells us what chuck reed is expected to say. >> reporter: the city of san jose had its share of roadblocks over the past year. neighbors have seen an increase in crime and members of a police force looking to move out not to mention the hot topic of pension reform. >> what we need is really a realit check. and the city is not doing nearly as well as it should. >> reporter: we sat down with the mayor this morning to get a preview. he is optimistic and knows there is work ahead. >> we have a lot of work to do. we have $3 billion in unfunded liabilities for retirement costs, and so we need to implement our pension reform before we can begin to restore services that have been cut over the last decade. >> reporter: neighbors gave us an idea what they are looking for from their city's leader. >> more youth outreach services for kids for intersection, more service for people who are homeless, who are on drugs, you know, instead of just putting them in jail. >> reporter: there is talk the mayor could campaign for a citywide tax increase to support city services. a

mayor chuck reed will his give address. he is expected to call on leaders to accept a sales increase for the november ballot. the money would help support city services and restore pay to workers who agreed to pay cuts to help balance the budget. a recent poll shows 70% of people in san jose would support a sales tax increase. that's the highest level of support since polsters started asking about it back in 2009. tonight's speech will take place at the san jose civic auditorium at 7:00. >>> it is 5:07 right now. christina loren says rain is on the way. you know what? it won't bother me. two words. friday eve. i'm not sweating it. >> two words. tough guy. jon kelley. you know what, it's nothing too potent. i'll be honest with you. we're not expecting a lot of rain. enough to wash your car. that's good news. you can give your sprinklers a break for today. we'll have to wait on the front. we need the rain. it's been a long time since we've had significant rainfall. a welcome change for many of you. doppler radar tells the sto

in his state of the city last night, mayor chuck reed said overtime may actually increase next year. >> we'll probably increase next year because we need to make sure that our public is protected and overtime is one of the ways to do that. only on a short-term basis. we know you can't do that much overtime all the time. >> mayor reed spent a good part of the address taking about the police department. he wants to use savings from pension reform to expand the force by 200 officers. he's also pushing for a sales tax increase and hopes voters will approve it next year. >>> 6:37 right now. an idea to get around a tv blackout. we'll tell you how raiders are making sure that fans even at home get to see never snap and kickoff just ahead. [ female announcer ] the best thing about this bar it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the new fiber one caramel nut protein bar. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> welcome back, everyone. 6:40 right now. the raiders have a defensive plan to avoid tv black

why to plays like -- chuck reed already said no dice in san jose. >> he says no dice to everything.n't want any visitors, period. so he is different from the rest of us. all the rest of us clearly understand how important an olympic bid would be and if we could win it, how important it would be to have it here. that's why we have so many things that produce revenue in this city. >> okay. but already, mayor ed lee is saying this is a pricy proposition. >> no question. he has his hands full. after all, he has the america's cup, trying to come here. he has all kinds of things going on and he talks about one san francisco. he is talking about the potential for a super bowl. so there are a lot of things already on his plate. >> why is it that mayors of san francisco seem so addicted to grabbing big events no matter the cost? >> we want to fill our hotel rooms. we want to keep our service people working. we want to keep our restaurants working. and the people who are in those restaurants, we want to keep [ indiscernible ] his operation going. we are a tourist spot for the world. >> someth

. >>> mayor chuck reed says one of his highest priorities is to resore staffing at the san jose policeore staffing at the san jose police department. he made the comment at his annual state of the city address. a lot of officers have been leaving because of cuts in pay and benefits. the city's economy isn't out of the woods, he said, but is improving enough to add officers. >> with the savings from pension reform we can expand the police force by 200 more officers. we can do it and we will. >> reed said he is considering a 2014 ballot measure that would call for a quarter to half century sales tax increase. that's a reversal from last year when he blocked such a measure from the november ballot. >>> stress on the job can lead to health risks like smoking and overeating. >> but researchers say there is no evidence it causes cancer. a study in the british medical journal looked at work related stress and found no link to the development of colorectal, lung, breast or prostate cancers. but job strain can cause chronic inflammation which may be a cancer risk. >>> 5:20. it has to be one of

in a recent interview with the san jose inside, mayor chuck reed says he supports civil unions and domestic he draws the line at marriage. >> what's on the agenda when it comes to the forecast? let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. kind of a mild start. temperatures close to 50 degrees everywhere across the bay area. 47 in san jose. 49 in sunnyvale. right at 50 in oakland. 48 degrees in san francisco. take you through your day hour by hour, we stop the clock for you at 10:00 a.m. mostly cloudy conditions for today. we won't see a lot of sunshine. at 10:00 might even pick up a few light isolated showers along the peninsula. not expecting much for today. just keep that in mind. 3:00 p.m., a weak disturbance tries to move into the north bay. you can see that there. it will fall apart before making its way into the santa rosa/novato area. isolated showers possible for today. we're talking about a cool, cloudy day. tomorrow more sunshine on the way. 56 degrees at 4:00 p.m. 57 degrees bayside. we'll take you to the s

. >> in san jose mayor chuck reed is understanding the need to fight crime and keep officers.d performance bbonuses, and to keep officers and san jose. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> gary: the big weather story is the rainfall. >> jacqueline: for the most part- >> jacqueline: let us take a look for the golden gate bridge. it is starting to move over the sausalito and the coast. possible in the next 20 minutes. the satellite and radar with more showers possible both of these will continue overnight as this court moves. plenty of rain to the north of us. dealing with that, overnight. by 9, it will be mainly close to the coast but some rain to the east bayshore. it will continue through petaluma and the north bay. as through look over the north bay it is moving inland. livermore, wide spread through the peninsula and take a look at the blue. that is indicating snowfall. snow levels locally at 2,005 ft.. some snowfall at higher elevations possible. mainly dry conditions by 5:00 p.m. and still some snow flurries over the el diablo range. however, dry conditions and this will move thr

in his state of the city address last night, mayor chuck reed say overtime may increase next year.vings from pension reform to add 200 officers to the force. he'll also push for sales tax increase next year. >>> we could use an increase in temperatures. it's a cold start to our morning. >> it certainly is. good morning to you. good morning to you at home. take a live look here at san jose. the sun is trying. it's struggling but it's trying to break through the clouds. only a matter of time before we get that sunshine. you can see the bulk of the moisture pushed to the south. rare mixture of rain and snow down to 500 feet this morning and highs will be cool all day long. 52 today in livermore. 54 for gilroy. taking you through your weekend, temperatures are going to be cold saturday to start. near record levels. we'll see that sunshine come back out and warmer days saturday and sunday. 7:57. let's check your drive with mike. >> looking to the east shore freeway. traffic heading away from us. that's westbound. commute direction toward the berkeley curve still slow coming out of berke

"state of the union" with jack reed and chuck schumer from new york.lso, the chair of the house committee john rogers. haley barber, corey booker, and donald wharl. all starting at noone aste eastn on c-span radio. you can also listen with our free apps for your iphone, android, or black burry. -- blackberry. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> i think the women were interested in politics but had no ability to express that so they were attracted to bed who were going to be politically active or were already politically active. >> i fight each of them intriguing. probably half of them because they are so obscure. i think half of these would then probably would be almost totally unrecognizable to most men and women on the street. >> c-span premiere's "first ladies, influence and image." exploring the lives of the women who served as first lady from martha washington to michelle obama in a first of its kind profit for television. season one begins at 9:00 eastern and pacific.

we need the men and women need the secretary of defense, chuck hagel's imminently qualified to be that secretary of defense. >> and jack reed of rhode island and the senate armed services committee postponed a vote on hagel until this week and it could come up as early as this coming week, harris. >> anybody who thought this issue was going away, woefully underestimated it. steve centanni, part of the opposition of john brennan to head the cia is his role in creating a controversial drone program. it targets the suspected terrorists including those who and reveals that americans overseas can be targeted for killing without any kind of court order. officials simply have to determine that that person is a terror leader and a serious threat to the united states, and then it would be too dangerous to try to capture that person. tonight, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle speaking out about the issue, peter doocy now with more on this for us from washington, peter? >> harris, democrats and republicans seem to agree that it's okay to order a lethal drone strike against the u.s. citizens if that person has aligned themselves wit

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sunday bob schieffer talks about drones, cyber warfare and the chuck hagel nomination with senators lindsey graham and jack reed"face the nation" here on cbs. >>> and if you've ever thought your mom was overprotective imagine what alex collins must be thinking. he's a nationally ranked high school football star who signed to play for the arkansas razorbacks only after tackling what may be his biggest opponent. jim axelrod is here to explain. >> reporter: good morning, norah. every college coach in the country will tell you the same thing, you want to recruit a high school football star then win over his mom. the drama playing out right now in college football is a public example of what happens when you don't. in the world of college football it might be the most important day of the year national signing day. >> the florida state university. >> reporter: the day when many of the best high school football players in the country sign the scholarship offer to play football at one of the many colleges recruiting them. it's a day full of drama. >> university of alabama. >> reporter: with the national tv audience tu

reed. welcome all. super bowl sunday. >> thank you. >> david, i want to start with chuck hagel. you heard what leon panetta said.he political knives were out. >> it was him. you ever had this nightmare you're back in college, you've been nominated to be the defense secretary, you haven't done any studying all term, and the confirmation hearing is in five minutes? it looked like that. unprepared. even to defend himself. look strong. he's being attacked for his integrity, honesty. hit back. demand some time. defend yourself. you've got to do that because you have to have the confidence of the president to get the job and the confidence of the generals in the building. this is a problem. if i were chuck hagel, i'd go to the president right now and say, do you still have confidence in me? do you think i can do the job? >> you would offer to withdraw? >> you have to if you think you won't be effective because of what's happened.çó i think you have to ask privately that question. >> ana, a lot of the conversation that the white house is trying to say, this was all politics. let me play a clip of your old boss question