another is being pushed by one counsel member, and that is gary kirby, assistant chief of police in san jose. >>> paul chambers live in san francisco with the requirements for dangerous, but also essential jobs. paul. >> duane: >> if people are looking for a josh, they don't mind working holidays or weekends, look no farther than law enforcement agencies like chp. a lot are understaffed as some are preparing for retirement. highway patrol officers need your help. >> we're looking for highly motivated individuals. people interested in a career in law enforcement who will be able to serve not only chp, but our community. >> reporter: chp is hiring statewide with a starting salary of $65,000 a year. once you fulfill the minimum requirement, you pass the academy, after 27 weeks, you graduate to field training status. >> san francisco police are also hiring. today they started accepting applications on-line for entry level police officers. you have from now to december 7th to i apply. >> we do have more people planning to retire over the next several years. >> there was so much interest this

potential candidate is being pushed by council member, and that is former san jose police captain gary kirby. i spoke with a spokesperson from the sacramento police chief, and he is open to all options at this point. >>> and it's not just a new san jose police chief who needs to be hired in the area, the chm also needs a lot of -- chp also needs a lot of officers. more on that story at 6:00. >>> a decision hasn't been made on whether to charge a 15-year- old teen as an adult. investigators say he and 26- year-old jonathan will banks held up four south bay businesses before instituting a man outside a 7-eleven in an apparent carjacking attempt, and then opened fire on a police officer, slightly wounding him. >>> a 45-year-old man was killed over the weekend when his bicycle collided with a car. this happened saturday night in the west end of counsel town truckie. robert coatlisten jr. was taken to the hospital where he died. >>> the number of deadly crashes in california over the thanksgiving holiday were up compared to last year, but dui arrests were down slightly. the chp says 31 people wer