kron 4's dan kerman zeros in on job growth in the bay area. what kind of positions are available. >> reporter: in terms of hiring, allperts of the bay area are not equal. in the hole, the bay -- in the whole, the bay area is doing bester than the rest of the state. >> more skilled oriented high tech areas. that is why we have been on the leading edge. >> reporter: the valley has led it bay area in job growth. increasing 3.3% with 28,400 jobs added. the bulk of the hiring has been in the high tech industry. but he says other sectors are also seeing growth. >> it is spilling over to housing, retailing, personal services, creating other jobs, lower skilled jobs that are benefiting from the high tech industry. >> reporter: they have seen 1.6% job growths. 15,000 jobs added. >> software. mobile apes industry. south of market. -- mobile apps, industry. south of market. seeing job growth. in tourism as well. >>> the only sore spot is alameda and contra costa county, job growths of 3/10 of a%. adding 2800 jobs. >> reporter: construction spending in th

kron 4's dan kerman has details of the changes. >> with the deadline approaching, the mayor presented a plan monday to close a budget deficit created by the state's elimination of redevelopment agency. >> we reorganized so we could save public services and the staff that supports them to the largest extent possible. >> reporter: it calls for 100 layoffs and a reorganization of city departments. building and planning will be combined. administrative functions and finance, it and human resources will be consolidated. >> less administrators. merged departments. >> reporter: city officials will reduce subsidies to nonprofits. community centers will close and low income neighborhoods will really feel the pain. >> turning the neighborhoods around and producing long term sales taxes won't be there. >> folk whose need affordable housing will not have the ability to live in the kind of high quality affordable housing that was supported. oakland resident that works in the construction industry, jobs won't be available. >> reporter: areas not impacted, library services, seniors and the homeless

tonight dan kerman spoke with some of the people who will be hardest hit by those cuts. >>grant: chanting shame on the governor brown those most impacted gathered in front of the state building on tuesday gathering in protest. >> crystal says of trout care is cush you have nowhere to put her daughter >> that means looking for part-time work. >>grant: cloris already had care for trout. >> i have had to rely on family and ask for help >> might care provider helps the base, cook in a clean. she does my basic every day care. cutting this program does not make sense for the state. it will cost the state more and makes no sense. some are surprised by the latest budget proposal. others are not. they're holding back putting a face on the budget cuts it will convince the governor for voters to force the legislature after reports-- to reverse its course. whapping >>pam: indices in 2012, this is video of mitt romney addressing supporters after he was declared the winner in manchester. >>grant: mitt romney told supporters, we made history tonight following his win in iowa. >> tonigh

dan kerman, kron 4. and other -- bay area. >>pam: this is occupy oakland.they tried to remove a teepee from dry cocoa plaza. frank ogawa plaza -- however, this tells kron 4 how bad it can impact business. >> what is been like for you? >> people do not want to come over here to get their shoe shine or shoe repair because of the occupy people camping out it killed my business. if it killed me. from what i would say $300- $400. if that and i have to feed a family. and my brother, it is killing me! people do not want to come over or to any type of shoe repairs or anything. they look like our homeless camp. >> they said they represented 99 percent? >> if they represented 99% they would get their shoes shined. and not one of them has cut in their shoes shined. not from me. and talk and the " down for me qua? -- they did however break y window. and you are my first customer. i have been here since 7:00 a.m.. prior to the occupy movement was it like? >> there are different people, 8:00 a.m.,-nine people, they come in waves in the use we have customers in those wood

dan kerman has the latest. >>dan: off the vicious attacks happened this thursday evening at this sunset district house. police say 76 rolled woman was attacked inside the mosque with a knife and a hammer during a home invasion robbery. when another woman came to deliver food, she was attacked but able to get away. she ran are on the corner to the ice house restaurant and contacted authorities. you can still see the blood on the floor of the restaurant. >> i see these people every day. the walked to and from the store. >>grant: the delivery woman left a trail of blood after she came to the apartment to deliver food and was hit in the face with a sharp object, either a hammer or a night. she stumbled down 23 to the ice house chinese food restaurant. >>jaqueline: another cold night on tap. thirties in fairfield, 44 in santa rosa, 48 in los gatos. temperatures will drop in the 30's to for a number of places. temperatures tomorrow will be similar to what we saw today. cold and patchy frost read into the afternoon, su

dan kerman is here showing as the events that unfolded earlier today. >>dan: cents earlier in the morning, occupy protesters have been standing their ground in front of banks like wells fargo. >> i am here because essentially democracy has been taken over by economic interests. they went into the financial district, stopping traffic. >> we can change the direction. >>reggie: any and every bank was targeted including this bank of america branch on california street. >>pam: our other big story, a long awaited a rainy weather. this is video from iran earlier in the day. the few people who did brave the weather are trying to keep drive. the roadways are slippery all over the bay area. i am here in the weather center with jacqueline. what can we expect as they move through the night? pick up in intensity. right now, we are seeing a few areas of more moderate rainfall. >>jaqueline: we have more areas of yellow on the screen. near santa rosa and at runner park, rainfall between aids and of an inch an hour and a quarter of an inch an hour. near sonoma, the same

dan kerman, kron4 news.rine: the ex-wife of joseph naso testified this morning. 73 year-old judith naso says her ex-husband asked her last september to claim dishy have lost a pair of pantyhose. that is significant because the victim was strangled with pantyhose. half >>catherine: a man of from sebastopol has been arrested on three counts including driving under the influence. the entire subway system was shut down for several hours. they plan to try to remove the car at midnight is. >> costs i live right here at the side. so i have been living here for the last 10 years. this is the fourth time that a car has gone into the tunnel for almost gotten in there. there is a big sign that says to do not enter. that does not seem to work. people do not pay attention. >>catherine: they will have a team of workers trying to pull the vehicle out later. in the golden gate bridge, traffic is moving well and finally the san mateo bridge. ec with us, mornings after the break. aha >>grant: fireworks started when newt gingr

dan kerman has been reviewing the documents and joins us now with the latest information. >>dan: this document confirms the neighbor contacted police and reported a share of abuse his wife on new year's eve. reports say his wife sustained a bruised to her upper right arm when he grabbed her. she also videotaped the victim's injuries. the video obtained it shows the sheriff's wife pointing to a bruised arm and saying, this happened yesterday, two times in 2011. i told ross he needs help and i will use this in case he tries to take my son away from me. the report says lopez told a neighbor she and her husband got into a fight on new year's while traveling to a restaurant for lunch. the report says the sheriff you-just flew into a rage when she asked to visit her family in venezuela. the report says that he screamed expletives and accused her of trying to take their son away, all of this while the sun was in the backseat. the report says lopez told the neighbor the fight continued inside of their home. eventually lopez and her child ran out of the house and with their son scre

dan kerman has a closer look. >>dan: in the sierra, the first survey of the snowpack, the news is not good. it is only 19 percent of normal. last year it was 190 percent of normal. water resources officials are not upset. they say because the rain and snow was so good last year, the reservoirs are high. at the same time they say winter is getting underway, so they remain optimistic. >>darya: we are going to keep our fingers crossed. >>erica: for the next 7-10 days we will continue with a dry and mild weather pattern. no rain or snow expected in the sierra. widespread thirties in the north bay. south of the golden gate bridge we have a good mix of 40's. we are contending with low 40's in places like san jose and los gatos. 39 in livermore. into the afternoon we will see widespread '60s. 64 expected for oakland, the same goes for half moon bay. your satellite and radar shows or wet weather activity to the north with clear and dry conditions. the 7 day around the bay forecast highlights a mix of sun and clouds for the

as dan kerman reports, much of it will focus on his latest budget proposal that includes changes to funding for prisoners. >> the governor wants to cut the department of corrections budget by 18 percent. at its 1.1 billion. how can he do this? the key is reducing the number of prisoners. that has already started. the governors or realignment means sallow level offenders and parole violators are now being housed at canny deals instead of state prisons. that saves the state money and reduces the need for more prisons. his proposal also calls for the cancellation of to prison construction project which will save the state even more money, millions of dollars. others say this would come by the eventual transferring of the management of juvenile offenders from the state to local jurisdictions, that would be starting at the beginning of next year. again, this is only the governors for all. some think it's a step in the right direction. others are concerned that the counties will not have enough money for all of these additional offenders or, they will not have enough money to keep an eye on them

dan kerman as telling as many are tied to the state's ongoing budget problems. >> the government wants to raise the retirement age and require government workers to pay more towards pension and health care. he also wants to please new workers into a different type of plant. so far, republicans are not that excited about it. another way the governor hopes to save money, some $33 million over two years by closing a quarter of the state's parks. some lawmakers are saying, not so fast. also steaming down the tracks this year, high-speed reels. thank the total price tag of a high-speed rail has more than doubled since approved by voters in 2008. it now stands at 98 billion. on the state revenue side, some lawmakers want to make the state flush with cash by legalizing online gambling. there will be two competing proposals that could generate one-6 billion over the next 10 years. one allows online coker. the other would allow online poker and other types of online gambling. finally, we will seek legislation to help homeowners facing foreclosure. it requires lenders to exhaust all forms of alt

dan kerman went to the mission neighborhood that he allegedly terrorized. residents are breathing a sigh of relief now that the suspect is off of the streets. >>dan: there were plenty of women walking along 24th street. now, there is a greater sense of relief following the arrest of this man. police believe he is responsible for three sexual assaults along the 24th street corridor. >> knowing becky is off the street and that he cannot harm any other person is a huge relief. >> i have daughters if who grew up on this street and a granddaughter growing up here now. it is a relief. >>dan: those in the neighborhood did not plan to lay down their guard. >> i started carrying around pepper spray and a whistle, i will still keep it in my purse. >> if i am going to be much more aware and cautious on the streets. >>dan: lynn anderson says the the changes she made last month will also continue. >> walking on well lit streets, be aware of those around me and who is behind me, not walking with a headset on or text in. carrying my keys in my hand when i'm going from the

>>catherine: dan kerman is in the newsroom with the latest on 2012 election. >> it was a three man race. at this hour is a two-man race before mitt romney non and rick santorum. let's go to the results. in the last half hour from the and santorum have been separated by 81 votes with each taking turns in the top spots. 89 percent of this leasing's have afforded curious bulky and santorum have 25 percent of the votes. ron paul trailed by less than 2000 votes. gingrich, perry and bachman are trailing far behind. just a few moments ago, ron paul spoke to supporters about his third- place showing in iowa and why he thinks the voters want change. >> the country has suffered a lot. our civil liberties are being addressed. our foreign policy has a mass-- has been a mess. at the same time, people are coming together. we're very successful at reintroducing ideas. >> still with kron4 news and kron4 dot com to stay on top of coverage for decision to the outlook. >>jaqueline: fall was an issue this morning but right now, mostly clear conditions with some reduced visibility with hayward, fremont and

dan kerman explains why this is happening and what it means for oakland city employees. >>j.r.: in cities like oakland that had a balanced budget are suddenly in the hole again. in oakland case, 15 million. >> there will have to be layoffs. that will impact our ability to deliver the services that the residents of this city expects. >>j.r.: police officers and firefighters will not be among those laid off. anywhere from 100-200 workers will actually end up losing their jobs so that oakland can rebalance their budget. >> they need to maintain core services and preserve as many jobs as they can. >>j.r.: if this city is asking union employees to make concessions but one councilman says it should not stop there. >> spreading the pain. it should be for everyone, including council members and the mayor. >>j.r.: the deadline to rebalance the budget is february 1st. as a result, council members will hold several closed door meetings and then a public meeting at city hall. at that time, they will make the tough decisions. >>pam: union workers that have already taken pay cuts are

dan kerman is live on the scene. >>reporter: this is the latest in a series of bus by the internet crime children's task force. let me show the 4 people arrested today. none of them are connected, however police say that they are all arrested right now for possession of child pornography. police say the focus on those that were trading video or pictures on the internet involving young children having sex with adults. officers told us how they track those people down. >> we go on the internet just like anyone else would using a modified version of the same software. and then we essentially asked him for child pornography in than they deliver that to us to the internet. and once we have that that will do we are able to take the evidence to the judge in a search warrant. >>reporter: san jose police officers showed off their mobile vans. this allows them to bring this to the property where they are arresting someone and then they can check the actual computer right at the scene to see if it has child pornography on it. t

as dan kerman tells us that is reflective of what is happening in section of the bay area. >>reporter: here in the bay area especially on the west side of the bay, realtors say the housing market is picking up and no better place than palo alto. >> our economy is very strong here locally. there are a lot of jobs. we have a lack of inventory right now, so what is happening is that we are seeing multiple offers on many properties that are coming on the market. >>reporter: he says palo so prices are 20% higher than one year ago. other cities during--doing well include the following. >> even with the economy picking up to the bay area, some areas such as parts of santa clara and san jose are still continuing to feel the pain. >> their allowed people who purchased at a very bad time and now they're on the water on their mortgages and they do not have the ability to even hang on to the home or you know, you have seen for closure numbers and so forth still at the record high levels. we had to go through all these things before we start to see values increase in some of the harder

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dan kerman, kron 4.ction spending continues to decline but more importantly, the texas cent-- tech sector is not provie missing growth as other bay areas. >>isabel: sales force just signed an another releas for moe office space in the selva market neighborhood with 2000 jobs expected to be created. this is a longer term lease welcomed by the city. >> the mother of the arsonist spoke out. she claims that he suffers from severe mental bulbous. the store does not end there. severe mental -- illness. however, the mother is wanted on fraud the charges in germany. she also does not think that is her son responsible. >>marty: 6 people are facing charges in missouri after three small children were found locked inside of a shed. there were left with freezing cold temperatures of the adults/parents were partying. this was a makeshift room with beds inside the thermometer inside was 45 degrees. >> it is very disgusting that people would do that to their children and was more amazing that with everything going on. p

group has come forward and given the green light to get signatures to recall oakland near the if as dan kerman tells us, this group is saying guarantee for a and b rioja, and it and liquor it meant a and a and police ferrous alexian go technicality. that is why his group is moving forward with their own petition. " when >> we do not think that their petition will survive the legal challenge at the end. >> if supporters have said any recall effort is a divisive. he says that just the opposite is occurring. >> i see people from the hills the last of west oakland if and the far reaches of east oakland all working together. ski has all colleges some >> of high on the general election in november. they have until july 2nd to get nearly 20 ballot signatures on his petition. if the first groups petition is ruled invalid, the mayor would still face a recall. >>justine: it is time for national news. at least 10 who all were fill in a series of crashes onto highways in florida and 18 others were injured. authorities blame the pilots involved in at least a dozen vehicles on port visibility from smoke fro

dan kerman has more. dan: the arrest warrants makes numerous allegations against san francisco's new sheriff. >> this is not the smoking gun. >> michael korda's are reviewed the arrest warrant and said it is not a got you. >> this is not well when the trial off. will you have is someone saying that i have a bruise on my arm, it happened before. what are the facts underlying the brew is happening on the arm? >> there is a videotape of his wife factually of a neighbor a bruise and saying, this happened yesterday, it has happened before, i will use it if he tries to take my son. that does not bode well for the prosecution. >> she was going to use that as leverage to prevent him from doing that, thought she would say, look what he did to me and from my talks of the. it is not a grass-he is not a fit father. she has a motive that is central to her. >> the jury will also have a tough time convicting on the child endangerment charge in slinging a witness. remember, lopez has not been cooperative with the prosecut

>>catherine: dan kerman is a live in the news room he is monitoring the latest out of iowa. >>reporter: there are more than 800 iowa caucuses. at this when they are gathering in gymnasiums and all kind of other places to voice their opinion. strangely enough, caucus results have no control over at the 25 delegates involved in the national convention but if everything goes as planned it can happen but they're not tied to what happens tonight. still, a lot of people are keeping an eye on this. we will bring the details as soon as we get them. he'd canada can have someone read a speech on behalf of each of them and that should be what is going to happen here soon enough. they will take a vote and as the night moves on we should have some results and we will bring to you on kron4 news. her record crop >>catherine: thank you can, with us throughout the evening and we will have results from iowa as they become available. stay with kron4 news.com 44 continuing coverage. and a developing story, several police officers were injured while chasing a suspected carjacker. we are joined l

dan kerman spoke with some of those that will be hardest hit by the cuts. >> shame on governor brown! >>reporter: these all workers gathered in front of the state building on tuesday for protest. >> i feel like the threshold is being removed underneath me. >>reporter: crystal says it child care is cut she will have no where to put her daughter and thus will not lead to a full-time job or continue on with her education. >> i lost my job i had to step son with--kept their home with my son. >>reporter: this woman already had to give up her job to stay home with her children to the previous health-care--child care cuts. >>reporter: michelle is disabled and concerned about proposed cuts to in home support services which she relies on to provide. >> might care provider helps me to evade, cook, clean, she helps me to shop, she helps feed me. she does my basic every day care for me. >>reporter: she said the cuts are shortsighted because without the program the state will be pain for her to be in a nursing home. >> cutting this program makes no sense, it actually will cost the state more. >>re

dan kerman joins us with a look at what is on the chopping block this time around.r: he says if these cuts are not done it there are not to raise tax increases there will be even more cuts. the governor says there is a $9 billion deficit. he is calling for more cuts. he says if that is not approved as i just said, we will have more cuts and that could be the case through 12 education. let us begin by looking at the first round of cuts. the governor is proposing to cut nearly $1 million a. another 850 record--and the other 842 million and so on. >>reporter: we are also looking at 807 $4 million in education cuts. >> we are cutting welfare of almost a billion and a half dollars. we are making some very painful reductions. a mother and kids are getting the same well for a check in real dollars that they got in the '80s. this same for the elderly, the blind and disabled. child-care cuts, this is not nice. but that is what it takes to balance the budget and that is assuming that we get our tax revenues. >>reporter: the governor has proposed a temporary have a sense sales

tonight dan kerman zeroes in on the bay area to tell us where the jobs are and what kind of positions>>reporter: in terms of hiring the bay area has been running ahead of california which is running ahead of the nation. >> jobs are towards more skilled and highly educated workers in technology and other businesses. there is still a large pool of unskilled workers that are finding it difficult to find jobs. here in the bay area lot of the driver of the local economy throughout the bay area are in the more skilled technologically high tech areas. i speak that is why we have been on the leading edge just simply reflecting the strength and that type of hiring. >>reporter: over the last year the santa clara valley has led the bay area in job growth. the bulk of the hiring has been in the high- tech industry. other sectors are also seeing growth. >> the strength of the high-tech is spilling over to retelling, personal services. many other jobs are benefiting from the strength. >>reporter: why these three counties have seen increased growth of last year. the only source spot in the bay area

>>pam: we have dan kerman here to tell us what the district attorney has to say tonight. >>reporter: allegations have been filed against the sheriff, right now we can tell you this involves his wife. the district attorney said he would decide whether not to file charges against the mayor of before the end the week. the alleged incident involving the mayor and his wife as he took the oath for office allegedly took place on new year's eve. today the district attorney says that they're treating the allegations seriously and his top concern is the alleged victim. >> in any case of domestic violence is a priority for us because there is so much at stake and obviously the safety and well-being of the alleged victim in this case, we know that there is also a young child. so obviously, this case as well as any other case will be a top priority. i made it clear from the beginning that one of my concerns was the well- being of leanna lopez and her child. >>reporter: earlier today he told me that the mayor's wife said she feels safe and that she is not afraid of her husband. pam >>

dan kerman in joins us live for san francisco with an update on what is happening now.orter: just in the last half hour hundreds of people have descended on justin herman plaza. they want some of wall street to take responsibility which they think is not happening. this is not all that has been going on as you mentioned, these folks will be marching in a low of it, protesters who are part of the occupy movement had been going at it since early this morning. since early in the morning occupy protesters have been standing their ground in front of banks like wells fargo. >> i am outraged that the bankers have got away with just all kinds of fraud i mean criminal activity and they have not been prosecuted. >> i am here because i think that our democracy has been taken over by economic interests. >> would be converted ac transit bus, protesters have also taken to the streets marching down market street and into the financial district stopping traffic in its tracks and spreading their message of corporate greed and calling for change. >> we can come out and say this is wrong,

tonight kron4 dan kerman joins us as we continue our ongoing effort to analyze way means going forward are looking at the changes. >>reporter: with all the cuts, as well as possible indication cuts, some things have gotten lost in the conversation but there are significant. >>reporter: right as it ought this state is already seeing savings because of the governor's realignment plan which mean that those now committing lower level offensive and violating parole are being housed at county jails instead of state prisons. that of course it is significantly reducing the state prison population and saving the state money. as a result, more prisons are no longer needed and the proposal calls for the cancellation of two construction projects that will save the state millions of dollars. other savings will come by eventually transferring the management of juvenile offenders from the state to the county. that will begin on january 1st of next year. >>reporter: that is the proposal as it stands right now and if that goes through this is the proposal at this stage. pam >> a lot of people are happy

dan kerman reports.rney michael cardozo reviewed the arrest warrant in the domestic abuse case, he said it is not the got yeah that many people for trade to be. >> this is not a smoking gun, what you have kids and someone saying room that i have a bruise on my arm of it happened before. how did lose it there? >> did he do it did he start the fight or did she start a fight? >>reporter: in the video that they gave to the police from the neighbor they said she points to her arm and this has happened before. >> she wanted this on video in case the chair tried to take custody of her child, and she was going to use that as leverage to prevent him from doing that. look at what is done to me from my child is wish to have said. >>reporter: he also faces two other charges. >>pam: a police chase comes to a deadly conclusion today. you can see the wreckage left behind after the crash. charles clifford is a live rock at the scene of the crash with the latest details. >>reporter: we are live at the corner of cherry st

dan kerman joins me with a look at what's ahead. they have a lot to figure out. want to save money, protect revenue and save homeowners. the pension reform says that the retirement system is underfunded. they want to require government workers to pay more under their pension in health care. >>catherine: good luck are moving into the next point of this thing that is about generating revenue. one proposal talked about legalizing online gambling. and oftentimes, one proposal in this case we have had to proposals all about legalizing online gambling. they said this could generate anywhere from $1 billion to $6 billion over the next six to 10 years. depending on which proposal we are talking about. the main difference is that one deals with online poker and at the other is that the other allows online poker as well as other types of gambling. and then we move into protecting homeowners in their own physical crisis. tonight at 6:00 p.m. we will get other legislation having to do with park closures and high-speed rail and how that all plays into the budget. >>catherine:

ñ=h÷p÷÷>>>>8ç >>marty: dan kerman explains that this group is moving forward with concerns that the first jean krmayor jean quan. >> all agree. we agree on basic reasons on her in confidence. things like crime, and economic development. >>reporter: the group says that attorneys are concerned that the first groups of birds will be ruled " invalid " based on groups-will be ruled -- and balance that is why he is moving forward with his own petition to recall of mayor jean quan. >> we do nothing that their petition is going to survive and we will challenge it. that is the only reason we are doing this. support >>reporter: hours say that any recall effort is a divisive but just the opposite is occurring according to him. >> i see people from the hills to the flats of oakland and the far reaches of east oakland to. and i have never seen a city- wide pandemonium before. >>reporter: they say that this would be too costly for the special election. but the city says that it is possible that by their measures could be placed on the general election ballot in november. that would avoid the cost of a

dan kerman tells us this will mean layoffs. when the state supreme court upheld the governor and legislature decision to eliminate redevelopment agencies in the funding that goes with it, cities like oakland that had a balance budget were suddenly in the hole again. in oakland case, by about $50 million. >> there have to be layoffs and that will impact our ability to deliver the services at that the residents of this city expect. from a it truly is going to have a devastating impact. >>reporter: close the budget gap, the city of oakland will issue more than 1600 layoff notices to its employees. anywhere from 100 to 200 employees will actually end up losing their jobs. in >> it means that we will have to do more with less, it means that we will have to be more accountable and make sure that everyone carries their way. >>reporter: the only thing to offset the layoffs would be by having city workers make additional concessions but some union is not think that is likely. >> and police have given as much as they can. a lot of them h

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