in an already too expensive city... >> 00:02:24 now they're going to see them not the next charging and that's not fair for us who want to come and go and have to pay for somewhere we live at the parking fees will cost around 10 dollars... and many people told expensive they'll instead... or a ride sharing option. according to ubers website... it costs just a little over a dollar per mile... that means you could take an uber up and down the strip for the cost of parking at the mgm... reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas by the way, mgm says you cannot validate your parking. plans are underway to finish a luxury apartment project - that went bankrupt during the recession. here's a look at plans for "the mercer" near tropicana and a local developer and his wife purchased the property in 2012. today -- they held a groundbreaking to mark the start of construction. the couple says it booming on the southwest part of the valley. been apartments built in last 7 8 years. started in 2014 2015 look around area there are several apartment projects going up." the four-story lux

locals say it's just another cost in an expensive city... "why should we have to pay to park? it doesn't make sense" the parking fees will cost around 10 dollars... and many people told me if its that expensive they'll just take a cab instead... or a ride sharing option according to ubers website... it costs just a little mile... that means you could take an uber up and down the strip for the the mgm... reporting live las vegas here's the bottom line on what we know about the circus circus is the only mgm hotel that will not charge to self-park. mandalay bay, delano, luxor, excalibur, monte new york, vdara, aria, bellagio, the mirage and mgm grand will cost 10-dollars or less for overnight higher for valet. crystals and mandalay place valet will not charge a parking again, the effect april first to coincide with the opening of the t-mobile arena. today's impacted the day down 2 percent at a little less than 20 dollars. wynn however - ended the day up percent. caesers was up 3. las vegas sand also up 1 and a quarter. and boyd.. down almost 2 percent. for the latest on this stor

locals say it's just another cost in an already too expensive city... i think that's crazy we got to pay enough around here butt to i'm going to go next door for free parking the parking fees will cost around 10 dollars... and many people told me if its that expensive they'll just take a cab instead... or a ride sharing option according to ubers website... it costs just a little over a dollar per mile... could take an uber up and down the strip for the cost of parking at the mgm... cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas circus circus is the only mgm hotel that will not charge to self-park. crystals and mandalay place valet will also not charge a parking fee. and again, the charges go into effect april first to coincide with the opening of the t-mobile arena. we want to know what you think.. in tonight's web poll we're asking you.. will the mgm resorts parking fees discourage you from visiting the company's properties? you from visiting the company's properties? log on to fox5vegas-dot- com .. click on the news tab .. and voice your opinion now! vide

the district consistently ranks as one of the most expensive cities in the entire united states. >>> well, a mistake has made a man in west virginia $7 million richer tonight. >> we can't make up this story. michael donnelly was ringing up power ball tickets for a customer. the customer didn't want the cash for life ticket. so he said i better buy it for myself. that ticket hit all the winning numbers in the next drawing. it was $1,000 a day for life or $7 million right now. he chose the 7 million. >> that's amazing. >>> you can call this the ultimate souvenir. the famous fiat. it is up for grabs. we will tell you one item changed after the break. >> one reason we are worried about black ice, look at the temperatures. the low to night. 18 gathersburg. 18 in leesburg. mid 20s downtown. we will come back and talk abouent wh temperatures start to rebound over the weekend. >> and while snow forced montgomery county to cancel classes yesterday and today, school was in session at barnesville school of arts an sciences. they posted these photos of students making an oozing volcano out of sn

expensive. and so to be able to offer them that opportunity to visit the cultural institution across the city at no cost has been a real rewarding experience. educationally, it's also been a benefit to us, because we talk about building literacy skills, and that's one of the essential ways to build literacy skills, is to really, really embrace the arts. >> mm-hmm. >> so it has been a very rewarding experience for us, as well as our families. >> one of the nice things is there are tons of things to do in new york city that are not expensive. city -- there's zillions of things to do that don't cost money. we have still libraries, we still have zoos that are relatively inexpensive, and then you do have museums that still offer student rates or senior-citizen rates, et cetera, that you could take advantage of. too many people forget that that beautiful building that they keep passing every day is a museum! go! take a look! >> absolutely. >> and so many museums want to welcome all kinds of families, but they need help sort of reaching out, and that's where cool culture comes in. >> so that has been o

expensive? >> running cities is complicated and expensive but that's why it matters so much. hy elected officials, those that are put in place by citizens to steward their everyday needs, need to be held accountable. this was a state appointed city manager so residents didn't have that check on accountability that they're entitled to. >> peter glick, it sounds like there are several moments where they hit a fork in the road and every time the wrong decision was made. >> ray, that's exactly right. this was an amissing combination of big mistakes. it was an economic mistake to try to save a little bit of money by going to a different water source. it was a technological and scientific mistake not to understand what the change in the chemistry would do to the existing water system and to monitor carefully, to measure carefully, and when the first evidence started to appear there was a serious water problem. we have a great water system in the united states but it doesn't take much to screw things up and to lose the trust that people have in that water system. and that's what we'v

so i had no idea what i was going to do in an expensive city, you know, how the rent is here? so i joined the local 22 and became a carpenter and found it to be satisfying, creating something from nothing. there is a blank space there and you drop by and there is a building there. so i grew up inner-city kid with nothing, as a metaphor and now i have a career. so i also created something from nothing within myself. so i would just like to push this project to give more people like me to have the opportunity to create something from nothing. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. recreation and park commission, my name is joel copple and i work for the san francisco electrical and electrician's union and also speaking for other unions. i'm a san francisco resident from here, grew up hire. live right next to golden gate park and appreciate what the rec and parks commission does. i have a letter addressed to planning president fong that i would like to submit it now while everyone is here so we're all looking at the same piece of paper. it's great to see there is a large pr

washington is the most expensive city at more than $100,000 a year followed by new york, san franciscoton. they're attractive because they have jobs that offer higher incomes but that's offset by the cost of basic housing, taxes and goods. >> for companies out there that want to keep their attention, what's the best way to go about that? >> traditionally the work place thought they want the fancy coffee machines and comfortable couches but they have been marketing all wrong. what they really want are the traditional things t job growth opportunities, the low crime rate areas, the museums, the parks, more so than the bars or something like that. they want tradition. they want to grow up. they just can't afford it. >> my sister is a millennial and she just wants a free lunch at the office. >> we all want that. >> thank you. on a new survey on millennials. now to top trending stories for the first time in 13 years tiger woods is not golf's top money maker. in 2015 it was this guy, 22-year-old jordan spieth. he earned more than 53 million on and off the course. a big chunk came from under

. >> messy and expensive. the city of laurel is asking homeowners if you still have a good amount of snow up on your roof to get up there, take a look, see if you can clear any of it off. of course with the slippery conditions you may want to consider calling in a roofing company to do that for you. in laurel, lauren demarco, fox 5 local news. >> fox 5 is in montgomery county tonight getting answers and action. a maryland woman called us when she couldn't find a handicapped space. all the spaces were covered with snow. when the contractor plowed the lot they pushed all the snow on to the spots meant for disabled customers. >> shame on you. i mean, it's something that you know everybody kind of takes for granted. you don't know when you're life is going to take that change. you don't know what tomorrow is going to bring. it might be yourself, it might be a parent, it might be your child. >> we made a few calls earlier today and since then the handicapped parking spots have been cleared. the maryland department has told

makes it too expensive. solar city claims it will coast three nevada warehouses. the company plans to keep some people in our state to help customers and will relocate some workers. >>> the city of las vegas considers a proposal that would ban pet stores from selling any cats or dogs or pot-bellied pigs that did not come from a shelter. animal activists say this would help shut down illegal puppy mills and lower the pet population in the shelters. but some pet storeowners say it will force them to shut down because they wouldn't be able to sell purebreds to people who want them. they did pass it, it will take effect in a couple of years. >> a lot of people obviously impacted by the emotional issue. >>> another emotional story. a judge will decide if the passage of the voucher program meets the legality of our state constitution. in a hearing before a judge in carson city, sandra gonzalez has the latest in the legal fight, a lot of local families are watching this closely. >> reporter: this law lets parents decide how to spend the money the state allocates each stu

you know, when you're already in a very expensive city and you have people who depend on you, it makes it that much more difficult. you know, inside of the city right now -- we always say -- people are like, "oh, the hungry." we hate for people to say that because they're just the new yorkers, and more and more of them are seniors and small children. 400,000 children in new york city get their dinner from soup kitchens and pantries. >> and you offer a variety of just about, you know, the food on the shelf, but that makes a big difference. you provide meals for students at schools. >> campus pantries. >> so, tell us about some of those things, because i know that families that have this need can go to that food pantry and shop as if they're going to the grocery store. >> yes. yes. you know, lots of different types of programs. the majority of the charities that receive their food from us -- they are considered food pantries. a food pantry is a place where you go and get actual groceries to take home and prepare. a soup kitchen is where the food is prepared for you and you eat it in a co

solar companies have already laid off hundreds of people, saying this decision will be too expensive. the city of las vegas passed an ordinance, banning the sale of puppy mill animals in pet stores. there's some concerns over how these stores will be able to do business without puppies. "no kill las vegas" is calling the traditional puppy store a dying model, and applauds the city's decision. "what other stores have done across the country is transition into pet supply stores. you see it with your petcos and your mom and pop pet supply stores it's very profitable to not sell puppies. " the pet stores will have two years to make the transition into only selling dogs, cats, and pot- bellied pigs from rescue groups. the ordinance is designed to find more homes for rescue animals, and help clear out crowded animal shelters. democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley met with the economic club of las vegas this morning... saying he's optimistic house. "a person can become famous in our country overnight. as soon as we come out of iowa my friends, i will be back here in nevada and i hope we h

they see a decent jump up to $10 an hour for folks who work in this very expensive city. fast-food workers who work outside of the city go up to $9.75 an hour. those bumps helping inch towards the goal of $15 an hour. not everybody of course is cheering. restaurant owners are not too thrilled to say the least. a lot of them really feel like they will not sustain the number of workers they hire. they might have to fire people. hey, look this will transfer over to you, the customer. you will have to pay more women in other news. other laws going into effect. women will be in the spotlight this year. they're getting more protection including tougher penalties for human traffickers. tough new penalties for those who pay women less than men for the same job. nationally, let's talk about a couple little items i thought stand out. first of all, california, they're getting tighter gun control measures. those will be going into effect now. go to texas conversely, they will have less restrictive gun control measures for certain owners that are able to carry weapons with them in publ

there are areas within 90 minutes of o'hare airport that compete with other expensive mega cities aroundthe world. thanks to global transportation infrastructure, first class universities and world class cultural amenities, white collar communityities in the chicago a have been able to overcome the financial mismanagement that has strangled chicago. harvey, blue island, da indicator, danville, marion, these communities have to compete with other states, like indiana, wisconsin, iowa, tennessee, texas, south carolina. and too often we have been losing. in recent years we have lost more than 300,000 manufacturing jobs. many of you have argued that we should try to -- we should not try to compete with other states. because that would be a race to the bottom. well, the numbers prove otherwise. factory workers in indiana, wisconsin, iowa, tennessee, and south carolina, when you adjust for the cost of living, now make more than workers in illinois. that's unacceptable. factory workers in texas are now making more than illinois workers even without adjusting for the cost of living. that's outra

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can good morning. it )s 8:27. i m blaine stewart. and i m jessica larche. time for weather and traffic on the sevens -- kristen crowley is here to help you beat the traffic. now for a quick check of our top stories: a chesapeake police chase ended in norfolk early this morning when the driver struck a townhome on stony point north and john hancock lane. the driver then fled police on foot. so far poli

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >>> anything you want to say about a possible presidential run? how about a possible presidential run? [ inaudible ] have a good day. >> thanks. day. mayor bloomberg said i don't feel like chatting about that this morning. former new york mayor michael bloomberg happy to talk about the weather this morning but not a possible presidential campaign. cbs news has confirmed he is independent if the republicans nominate donald trump or ted cruz or the democrats nominate bernie sanders. >> a l

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying.mber one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology an kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >>> good tuesday morning to you. if you're just rolling out of bed we've been tracking cloudy skies and a little bit of light rain this morning. this is a live look out over downtown cleveland. no sun out there. you know, yesterday was gorgeous, but today totally different. everyone is cloudy, it's windy and you can see we have light rain there really on the east side of cleveland out towards lake county. this is pretty light stuff, and that's what we'll be contending with throughout

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities.obs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead supermodel cindy did ya know? fresh step extreme lightweight litter isn't just light. it's also the best lightweight for eliminating odors. amazing, right? for superior odor elimination try fresh step extreme... lighweight. weright now?omen a mystery beauty treatment. yeah! that sounds great! could they guess what it was? very rich and smooth. really creamy. i keep touching my face. so what had we used? what?! wait! just water was add

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead supermodel cindy >>> good morning. 8:25 on this tuesday morning. i'm mary calvi. >>> sanitation crews have been working through the night trying to clean neighborhoods that are still covered in snow. one of the worse areas wood haven queens where we found one street with a snowman in the middle of it. the snowman removed just after 6:30. there were some areas that were cleared over night and this morning front end loaders were cleared out in

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead supermodel cindy >>> four killed and a third person was critically injured in this crash. a car rear-ended the pick-up truck near the exit. there was so much debris from this crash set down both sides of the highway for more than six hours. those lanes are now back open. >>> men and women continue to camp outside this administration building in daytona beach. continue to stay outside the building until they get permanent housing

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead supermodel cindy 8:25. i am kathryn hauser and we will check your top stories after danielle's forecast. >> good morning, everybody. it is 33 degrees right now. lower 40s on cape cod and we will all be coming into the 40s later on. we have showers to the west and that is a sign of the warm air trying to push him. plenty of the afternoon will be dry. temperatures flirt with 50 when you get south of boston. tomo

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can >> ahead supermodel cindy good morning...it's 8:25. here's a look at our top stories. tomorrow is the deadline... to register to vote in the upcoming - democratic- presidential primary. voters head to the polls for that...on saturday, february 27th. if you have moved or changed your name, you'llneed to update your information before you vote. the deadline to register to vote in the republican prim

generations. this one on 4th street is on busy street on one of the city's nicest neighborhood. fires and vacant buildings are expensive to the city, dangerous to firefighters and scary for neighbors. >>> scene overnight is too familiar for covington firefighters. >> >> occasionally, we have waters. >> scar in the neighborhood. vacant home at 16th and scott caught fire, spread to the next today, it's still blocked off. except for pedestrians. two weeks ago, 2017, mccoy trashed the homes inside of it. >> they need to do better care for the property. and going to go in, hey, we don't expect to happen. >> >>. >> they tore down the vacant house, scott and martin. the city has a program to level problem places, long before they have a hazard. >> what you have, much higher level of vacant properties. i don't think our fire volume has increased. vacant fire to occupy the structure. covington, there's currently 1,522 abandoned structures in the city of covington. last night's fire, is still under investigation from the fire. rob, it's a sad case. this building was built in 1869. >> and such an unnecessary danger to the firefig

. >>> in the meantime, getting rid of all the snow in new york city is expensive business. the average cost of snow removal from 2003 to 2015 was $1.9 million per inch. last year the city spent two and a half million bucks an inch to clear 47.5 inches of snow. lowest total cost for snow removal was back in 2008 at $25.4 million. and the highest was in 2014 at a cost of over $130 million. >>> back to our storm now. a close call on the jersey shore's ortley beach. 98% of their dunes. >> reporte of all the beaches in monmouth and northern ocean trouble. we saw that again today, frustration boiling over in this section of toms river as residents came out to see the damage to their man made dune line. >> gone, gone, gone. >> reporter: this is what we saw saturday night, the only camera on this most endangered stretch of the jersey shore. >> what if like two weeks from now we get another storm? >> reporter: is there a fear factor? >> definitely. >> devastation, get another storm, what's left to protect us? this was coming. trucks are aren't lready bringing more sand later this wee

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities.ying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead supermodel cindy >> the huge task every cleaning after the snowstorm continues today. shore communities will get very special visitors. new jersey senators, cory booker, robert menendez will survey the damage in several shore towns later today. the storm brought snow, coastal flooding beach errosion for much of cape may county, some flooding reached record levels. in north wildwood, as many as 15 people had a rescued from their

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead supermodel cindymetro will be releasing more details about the shooting involving one of their officers.. in front of the bellagio. after asking the public for help.. police were able to identify the suspect in custody as kahleal black. officers say he pointed a gun at people on the strip last friday to put it down. a metro officer shot but missed and hit a child, whom is expected to be okay. the metro offi

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities.. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> mayor ed lee is asking for a federal >>> good morning, it's 8:25 i am time for news headlines. san francisco's mayor ed lee is asking for a federal investigation into the police shooting of mario woods, who was shot last month while wielding a knife. >>> berkeley city council is expected to vote tonight on whether it will raise the minimum age to buy tobacco products. if it passes, retailers won't be able to sell tobacco-related products to an

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead supermodel cindy crawford is one of those ta talks about what makes super bowl ads s3 a mother gives birth to triplets... but when it came time to feed her newborns... she encountered complications. vedran in virginia is crediting his neighbors with saving his life after getting . >>> good morning everyone. >>> we had a couple problems earlier, but the only one i know about is summiter at

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. >> it was one of those commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and hot and then at the end the kids go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead s good morning, i'm _______it's eight-25 on this tuesday morning. your top stories are coming up in just a moment... but right now -- let's take a look at what's happening outside -- --justin has your cbs 2 weather first forecast first weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- doppler radar is mainly clear with a few flurries this morninga&- we do have snow-covered roads this morning so be careful..-

but vacant building fires are expensive to the city, dangerous to firefighters and scary to the neighbors. 3 "they're problematic. we have no idea what shape they're in so we're sending people into a structure that's dilappidated, unsafe and structurally unsound. we don't know who's in them. sometimes we have squatters in them setting fires so there's a life safety issue, you know." according to the city's own statistics, there are 1,522 abandoned structures in the city of morniing fire is under investigation.it's a sad case - the building was built in 1869. 3 a local police department wants to use surveillance cameras from homes and businesses to help solve crimes.norwood police want to start a surveillance camera registry. they're asking people to enter their names.. and the location of cameras in their database. also.. it's not a requirement.. but camera owners can also provide their user name and password.. so police can access the footage. 3 ron murphy: "if a crime occurred on a certain street we can go that street and say oh we have eight cameras registered there and call those peop

. >> the best paying cities are the most expensive cities. they relate to the technology. >> and the best paying jobs. >> you say san jose and san francisco. >> right. >> best paying jobs? >> surgeon is the best paying. anesthesiologist is number one, surgeon, dental surgeon. all of those are right up the top and next down would be the really sophisticated technology jobs. >> brian kelly, thank you so much. >> learn to code. >> right. >>> super bowl ads that quench your thirst for entertainment. commercials that had everything. it had a great music, sexy and go. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what? >> ahead supermodel cindy good morning and welcome back, it's now 8:25! we start with statewide road conditions... a lot of improvement out on the roads this morning from even just a few hours ago. earlier in the morning there was a lot of pink and blue out there... meaning the roads are fully or partially covered. right now this is what we have.... conditions will continue to change throughout the morning. have an update for us this afternoon

santa clara got a deal from the nfl promising to pay the city's expenses. san francisco's getting the super bowl party, but they aren't getting that deal about the expenses, and supervisor jane kim is pushing for a renegotiation. as super bowl city is being build built on the embarcadero and the city prepares to host a week-long party. jane kim is questions week they were be pays an estimated $5 million for police, transit and public works costs. >> we want the super bowl, we just disagree about who should pay for parties for the wealthiest people. >> business says that increased tax revenues will more than offset the costs. >> only in san francisco do we life a gift horse in the mouth. >> the chamber's vice president says the objections are a political stunt. >> she's found the issue and so a few of them, her allies, are pushing a negative story to show that she is somehow a watch dog of the public pushes. >> reporter: she is running for the state senate, but she says it's not about posturing, but protecting the city. she was on the board in 2012 when the

perception is that what you're bringing to your firm is your expertise that you gained at the city's expense. >> at the city's expense am not so sure at this phase expense >> they paid you. >> okay. there's a few things in there i do understand. i think, if you want to read-i provided all the reasons why i think that the waiver should be great. if you want to read the ethics rule in the narrowest of senses you're absolutely correct. there's a perception there then you should not grant that waiver. however, the waiver is there for a reason. if you read it that narrowly, there will never ever be a time that you could ever grant a waiver like that because there's always going to be a theoretical perception when somebody goes from the city to private practice to do the same type of work that they are doing. i also think if you read it that way to be honest, do so larger conversation but you can have a hard time recruiting people, can the city attorney's office if they think their area of expertise suddenly-of becoming experts are going to be punished. the one-year waiver, quite frankly i'm a lit

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big announcement, here is what the agreement means for the city, the county, and and you the taxpayer. >> reporter: it's called the expensive -- more than a year later, city and county officials stood side by side, to announce a settlement. >> i think everyone was just sick and tired of fighting and you have new elected leaders you. do that and step up. >> reporter: truckee meadows -- to offset the claims, now that things are, truckee meadows will pay more than $400,000 in workers comp and interest to the city. >>> in a 4-2 vote, city council members approved a $116,000 donation for the virginia lake water quality project. it allows for less money to be used from the capital improvement project, and help clean up the lake. and the ballpark is to get upgrades, including hd video, and surround sound this year. even though ballpark official couldn't affords principal payments for the construction debts of the ballpark last year. this he could just pay a little more than $2 million in interest expenses this is covering to the annual report that officials are required to provide. the report shows the ballpark still has $63 milli

more than a year of expensive litigation paid for by city taxpayers. today she formally agreed to step down. paul orlousky first reported the agreement had been hammered out last month. now it is official. >> don't roll your eyes at this court. i gave you a warning. will you will not conduct yourself like this in a court of law. >> reporter: it is official judge angela stokes is now former angela stokes and agreed to resign and not run again at this hearing in december. all that remained was a three-judge panel hearing evidence against her to prove it. that happened today. >>> in return for her stepping aside the panel dropped all charges and agreed not to oppose reapplying for her law license. larry zuckerman is stokes lead attorney and fought a fierce battle to defend her. no question about that. any questions of the representation of the half dozen lawyers she has hired, fired and rehired and no new legal bills submitted since last october and the total is stuck at $1.1 million. intense negotiations since then to get this resolution are sure to boot

police are the single biggest expense for u.s. cities. >> that's right. sandra: to pay our police. is the most expensive thing. they're taking away equipment. they're not finding funding or money they need to fight terrorism. that is a scary situation. when you're a mayor of a mid-sized cities in america right now. harris: can we talk about the the wording though? what do they mine by misused the equipment? andrea: that is not wording i ceased upon. this report is hit piece on republicans. designed to discredit republicans, specifically donald trump on his positions about the a lot of dangers of muslim immigrants. they cite his name specifically. they don't cite one study when they link profiling to terror. they try to link poverty to terror. there is not one study, not one, name one, that links poverty to terror in this report. it is in "politico." it's a political hit piece. that is exactly what it is. their facts are all wrong by the way. profiling actually worked. the best study produced by el al in israel how it works. after post-9/11, so much money spent on counter terror. th

this corner of 14th street under the high line used to have the most expensive gas in the city. now none. developers have big plans for this former gas station in chelsea and this one on 45th and tenth recently closed. aaa's robert sinclair says there are only 7 gas stations left below 59th street. >> without competition without three guys on the same corner selling gas and racing to the bottom as far as prices are concerned, you see higher prices. >> reporter: and that's perfectly legal. of gasoline unless there's a disaster. >> reporter: city councilman rafael espinal chairs the consumer affairs committee and says one way the city can protect gas stations and competitive prices is with zoning. >> one of the things we're looking at is where the gas stations are currently located to make sure we cut them out of the future rezoning. >> reporter: that would keep the land off limits to developers as real estate markets heat up in the outer boroughs. head uptown for cheaper gas. this is the cheapest gas at 182nd and broadway $1.97 a gallon. you have a 15-gallon tank it's less than $

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. >>> you can't blame anyone for the weather, but blame the city for an expensive inconvenience. >> a parking ban put in place so late that many drivers got towed. julie is live tonight. julie, the city admits it messed up. >> talk now, okay. >> my first thought, my mom and i'm thinking to myself, did it get stolen? >> it was an overnight disappearing act, one that took to process. fortunately monday was a holiday. >> this was my car, it was parked in this dead end area. >> which means he didn't have to work, but others did. >> my moms and aunts cars were parked down this stretch. >> mahoney and his family soon came to realize their vehicles were at this tow lot and it was going to cost them. >> per car, it was $132. >> times three. >> times three for my aunt, yup. >> in all, the city of worcester ticketed nearly 750 vehicles and towed more than half early monday morning. because a little known winter weather parking ban was in effect. and now officials admit they were to blame. >> we were probably in bed around 10:00 and it was issued at 11:30. >> officials posted that ban at a quart

but that's about to become more expensive for all linn county cities with curbside recycling. stay with tv9. "is there a price where people will say, i've had enough i'll throw it in the garbage." recycling may be good for the environment. but it comes with a cost and it's going up soon. an 88 percent increase in the cost of processing recycled paper, plastic, and other items is prompting some changes. the cedar rapids - linn county solid waste agency had covered that cost since curbside recycling began 17 years ago. now that agency will ask communities to share the cost. the change is happening because the cost of processing recyclables has gone now it's cheaper to make a plastic water bottle from new materials than to use recycled materials. also, the value of recyclables has collapsed with many worth next to nothing when sold. and kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman says that's why the solid waste agency says it can't keep subsidizing all the costs. sot/nat day by day, the recycled paper, plastic and cardboard collected curbside throughout linn county keeps piling up at the landf

santa clara getting most of the city expenses for the big game reimbursed but san francisco isn't that not and sparking a backlash among city lawmaker lawmakers. today the business community came out swinging just blasting the last minute neglect activity. here's carolyn tyler. >>reporter: temperatures rising rightal with superbowl city. e-san francisco business leaders are cheer leaders for superbowl 50. and are outraged that supervisor jane kim introduced a measure today asking the mayor to renegotiate the deal that leaves taxpayers shelling out at least 5 million dollars as host city. i am not against superbowl or even hosting the parties here in san francisco. this is about this is about our taxpayers. >>reporter: but the chamber of commerce points to a 2012 resolution where the supervisors supported the city's bid for the superbowl. and accuses kim of political grandstanding because she's running for state office. >> show somehow she is a watch dog of the public purse when all she dots is potentially cost the city money. >> there is nothing in the rest lugs take said that we would

scoring a new deal that would require the superbowl host committee to pay for any and all city expenses we heard from technology that the cost will with $200,000 more. how many other things actually have hidden costs as well? >> supervisor john abalos was the manager which ended up leaving taxpayers on the hook for more than $11 million. right now, the city puts the superbowl cost at $5 million. >> they're facing a $100 million deficit in the coming year. 5 million here, 5 million there, we can solve that deficit. >> the current arrangement is fiscally responsible. >> we know that san francisco, its residents, its businesses, are going to benefit. we know we're going to generate more sales tax and business tax. with some artists setting up shop worried they'll lose out to make way for superbowl city. >> they've been kicked out of their squads without any compensation and without any representation. >> there are ten temporary artist spots elsewhere on markt. so far, 90 people have a pride. the others will be left out in the cold. >> and work has begun on preparing superbowl city. abc 7 w

that gets expensive so now the city is setting up a charity so animal lovers can pay for the program. it's called leash on life. >> this would just be happening as donations. somebody saying donations because they like to see the animals saved that's easier than saying we are never going to kill any animals. >> we don't want to euthanize these animals. we do our best to be sure we can do what we can for them. >> reporter: at $5,000, if it sounds like a lot some say it >> a dog can live up to 15 years. so that money can go very quickly. >> so you're worried about the care for the dog in the long term. >> yes. >> reporter: stamford's previous animal control officer lori hollywood was arrested and fired for allegedly doctoring the record of problem dogs and adopting them out. the city is now working with an outfit to keep them alive without putting humans in reach of those teeth. in stamford, lou young, cbs 2 news. >> riley does not want to curl up on your lap or your couch. he is just interested in being with pore dogs. >>> lonnie quinn now, joining us. and you had a little bit there of