it is a little bit of a hodge podge of functions, but this is a big project. it is definitely on our list and something we are interested in. we need to move forward with a community dialogue to figure out where to go from here. and think about where the source of funding is going to come from. >> i noticed we have a contract , and is there any particular reason why you want to give them a five-year contract versus a one-year contract with an extension? in light of the potential construction, it might not be five years. >> that is something that we can take into consideration. we were to be insensitive to the interested of the community. we felt more confident by giving them a longer lease. i would be happy to take your comments into consideration in light of the fact that we would like to do some long-range planning. >> is there any public comment on this item? please come forward. >> thank you very much. yes, we need a plan for this area. i appreciate your words, and i think shorter will be a good idea. there should be some flexibility. there was an article

[applause] >> you roger hodge is a former editor-in-chief of "harper's magazine." for more information visit his web site, r hodge.wordpress.com. >> up next june breton fisher granddaughter of henry goldman co-founder of henry sachs talks about mr. goldman's life, the ration of the investment firm and founding of wall street. ms. fisher spoke at the beverly hills hotel in california. this is just under a half hour. >> thank you very much, vinyl and thank you all for joining me today. my name is june breton fisher as she just told you, but i once was june goldman and i am the granddaughter of henry goldman. if you were expecting to hear a see all, tell tell-all about how goldman sachs makes all that money and until recently appeared to keep its hands clean, i am afraid you will be disappointed. maya book, "when money was in fashion," which i have somewhere here, was recently published by palgrave macmillan. it is a biography and memoirs my grandfather who was the son of the founder, marcus, and a farmer from the chinese village in bavaria who came to the states in a

the tax foundation's scott hodge says pressure is growing on congress to deliver lower corporate rates here too. >> i think many people are beginning to realize that unless we cut our corporate tax rate and fundamentally change the way we tax corporations, we're going to continue to lose ground to other nations. >> reporter: in their meeting with president obama last month corporate c.e.o.s pushed for a special tax break so they could bring their overseas earnings back home. the business leaders argued that would create jobs in the united states. the white house is considering their request. the problem is congress has done this before. a 2004 tax bill allowed companies to bring earnings home at a lower rate at a cost of more than $3 billion. it's an expensive provision says the tax policy center. >> what is the lesson a corporate c.e.o. or cfo learned from that experience. the lesson they learned is let's keep as much money abroad as possible until we can convince the people in congress to give another temporary tax break and we will bring it back at that moment. >> reporter: and if y

. >> reporter: beth hodges wanted to help too so she took it upon herself to be the unofficial caretakerlowers and just tidies things up. >> we should just be considerate of everybody. >> reporter: that's what michelle zemba took away. she runs umc's trauma center. although the survivors are now recovering somewhere else, their words remain, especially mava stoddard's words. >> she was praying for all the other victims and praying for the congresswoman. she just lost her husband and was shot herself and she's worrying about everybody else. >> reporter: it's that everybody else sentiment that has become almost infectious here. it's not that people are trying to help those directly affected by the shooting, it's almost as if the shooting became a catalyst for people to help almost anybody with almost anything. a safeway checker witnessed the carnage firsthand. no one, it seems, has forgotten her. she told us shoppers have driven 50 miles out of their way just to show compassion. >> we're getting hugs, hugs and hugs. and a lot of handshakes. just grabbing the hands. >> reporter: it stretche

still holding inmates the prison has become an unwelcome i can for human rights abuses and as john hodges reports he was far from happy at having america's dirty work carried out on its soil. its a place forever immortalized by images of torture known by its abbreviation get america's notorious detention facility in guantanamo bay cuba has been the source of world condemnation where abuse lack of legal recourse and indefinite detention is the norm it's also been the subject of decades of strife with cuban authorities who argue the forty five square mile military base violates cuban sovereignty and amounts to a military occupation the green under which the u.s. has to be on cuban soil to kuantan ammonia literary piece. from earlier earliest years of the twentieth century the plot amendment was imposed following the us occupation of cuba after the spanish american war in one thousand nine hundred three was extracted from the den tube and government under under threat under dress and in clear contravention of international laws like the vienna convention the us government threatened to conti

. >> up next, rodger hodge, former editor-in-chief of harper's magazine, argues that president obama hasn't fulfilled many of his campaign promises and instead, has maintained the author deems is the status quo in washington. he presents his arguments in a debate with jonathan alter, a columnist for newsweek and author of the promise president obama in year one. this takes place at the performance base of wnyc in new york city. it's a hot one hour and 15 minutes. >> hello everybody thinks for being here. the gathering is hosted by the agenda project beast here in new york we focus on the national public policy we started about four years ago and has an informal discussion theory between a group of new yorkers who are interested in what was happening in the country's policy and political debate and getting together in an interdisciplinary group of people so anyone from the writers, a documentary filmmakers, organization leaders, funders, that kind of thing became a real dynamic for interesting conversations around policy in the political strategy necessary to get those policies put in

within whether let's go to lose on hodge. >> a chilly start for the day shot of albany is clear and wefog in the north bay. your afternoon brings a sunny conditions. we will stay dry as well. the evening mostly clear and cool. your current temperatures are below freezing. places like fairfield and livermore as we head toward concord we're at that freezing mark. a degree above the napa valley. all the on to the '30's and san rafael, oakland, redwood city, 44 mountain view. dense fog is 3 in the fact through the data and tell about the 10:00 hour. visibility is less than a quarter of a mile with this cool temperatures we could see freezing fog and black eyes. sudden reduction in visibility. dense fog in the north bay from san rafael to petaluma. visibility quarter of a mile in 3 novato. we started seeing ships in visibility. right now fairly low. the livermore valley a quarter of a mile as well. your satellite and radar shows us in the clear showing us clouds sweeping through by the afternoon. for the most part we see sunshine. temperatures will get into the fifties. 57 san rosa, 55 in r

dense fog of advisory around the bay, it is or some other locations li-sao hodge has more.

[applause] >> roger hodge is the former editor-in-chief of harper's magazine. for more information visit his web site. >> next, texas governor rick perry talks about the power of the federal government and offers that of the problems currently being managed by washington would be better handled by individual states. governor perry present his argument -- presents his argument at the heritage foundation in washington d.c. >> you're welcome. good morning, welcome to the heritage foundation. i'm pleased to welcome you to our auditorium. for those in house, we would appreciate that last check that cell phones have been turned off as a courtesy to our speaker. hosting our event this morning is becky dunlop who serves as vice president for external relations here at heritage. prior to that she had served as a cabinet officer for governor george allen as well as governor of cabinet affairs for former president ronald reagan as well as service for ed meese at the department of justice and don hoe dell at the can't of the -- at the department of ther into on. please joi

if you have a photo you would like to share, you can e-mail it and brittany bee anna hodges turned 16. that's your weather for you. >>> all right. tracy, thank you. westbound highway 4, you're pretty much crawling along. give yourself some extra time. we're seeing delays pretty much all the way toward airway bay bridge. your back up to grant, they're clearing vehicles. they're trying to get it off. southbound 880 loaded up, you're getting a little bit better once you pass 92. if you're working around 880, not too bad, but southbound rally -- it's -- lettest get a live look with traffic conditions, solve 1 in san-- 101 in san jose. over all traffic moving, don't forget those -- that is an on going closure, it will reopen that ramp not until 5:00 on friday morning. that's a look at traffic. back to you. >> thanks very much. thank you for joining us for cbs 5:00 early edition. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> that's

dave hodgs wants collectives to report crimes but understands why some won't. >> you know, one is whether or not the police are actually going to follow up on the situation. and two is some concerns that they may be using that opportunity to build a case against the collective. >> reporter: investigators expect to get lab results within the next two days. the collective owners plans to reopen at a new location. live in san jose, ktvu, channel 2news. >>> a strange twist to a case involving a deadly shootout in a san jose nightclub over the weekends. three gunmen went to the mexicali club to kidnap the club owner because an alleged debt. a man pulled a gun and that's when the shootings happened. at this point police are still looking for for two suspects. one is hector mela, the other suspect still unidentified. >>> an oakland police chase today ended in a crash in leandro. the chase ended at bankroft in san san leandro. officers captured all three suspects and say they confiscated a gun and drugs from their car. there were no injuries. >>> fairfield police arrested a suspect in the death o

. >> dave hodges runs one of san jose's nearly 100 medical marijuana dispensaries. important to him that all edible products are clearly marked and adults need to store them as they would any prescription. >> pills are just as easy for kids to get their hands on. so this is something that should be kept in the a safe place and that's the responsibility of the parent. >> unlike colorado, california law requires medical marijuana products be sold without a profit. many hope that will keep a lid on the marketing of edibles and drinkables. in san jose, karina rusk, abc 7 news. >> a monumental stain glass window at a san francisco synagogue which survived the '06 earthquake has been -- is now in the first phase of a major project to be carefully restored and reinstalled. the respiration work at congregation israel was done as retrofit work. the magnificent stain glass window was restored last week by art salmonella. he's a restoration expert who's worked on the u.s. capitol and st. patrick's cathedral. this was like putting a giant jigsaw puzzle suspended four stories ab

and roger hodge, his book came out today. his book is called "the mendacity of hope." he was editor in chief of "harper's magazine" from 2006 to 2010. he joined the staff of harper's in 1996, created the magazine column as well as online weekly review and was national magazine finalist for criticism in 2006. but back to kick us off i may just read two very different opening sections of your book. for jonathan, your book came out first. can you say, barack obama's political fate in 2009 turned out it. ask the comes not from politics, but from the world of philosophy and physics. what happens when an irresistible force meets an alienable object. irresistible force being obama and the immovable object, official washington. you say he put more dense and not immovable object since reagan and is proof you say he prevented the both accurate great depression in the first major form of health care since medicare 1965 and also had five major pieces of legislation sort of all wrapped in one package around the recovery act. and roger, you quite disagree. you see as president with

hodge is pregnant, can we talk about that, speaking is better and a father?s will she ever change the big be remembered for. because she is a great to see addressed really a pregnant. >> to do this summer if you do the math jury has a fire come a, 11 year-old there enough force. i just want to show you a new thing, heavy for the smart george knows these are very popular, the maker of school, everybody wears them. they have the space, to cover a long christmas >> no. if you're pregnant, growth have been growing this is ridiculous, we should allow to be to draw pregnant. it feels good time that and you're wondering, when you're pregnant you want a little support. a and dennis a. area might want to were this. >> if you do ever support ok but if you're doing it is a look there's still some who cares. >> it's only been lost for like a month. >> keep me out to on that, the seminar kron4 morning news. >> their " space? >> at your wife. and then give victoria credit, to people looking a mere 24 hours a day behind the other 11 years. and still going. baby no. 4, we'll

sunshine this morning the we saw hodge with the latest. >> in the morning hours we are free of fog and for the first time. by the afternoon mostly sunny. breezy weather is well along the peninsula and the north bay appeared mostly clear by the evening. so here's a look at your when speeds. the for increased we are getting light winds. as of close 60 mi. an hour winds 14 is san rosa, the breezy air as you can towards the coast line during temperatures starting to warm up into the 50s 515 francisco, 52 in san rafael, mid-40s in oakland, hayward, low 40's for livermore. satellite radar shows us clouds streaming up and over. we will see sunshine mixed with clouds today. your afternoon highs bringing his mid-60s. 65 san rosa, 60 novato, san francisco, we will keep it in the '60s in the east bay. low sixties in the mid-60s down to the set is well. tomorrow lots of sunshine continuing, partly cloudy for friday, temperatures dipping into the '60s all the way through the weekend. it will be a very pleasant weekend forecast. if you're headed to the sierra we have your ski report. heavenly bay st

76 in., german and 62 in.. 710, runs 94, squaw valley, hundred 29 in., lists 24, off hundred and 71 hodgeracking hotspot brennan in the state succeeds year into and through the san ramon done to danville from fresno, not quite back to 242 interchange, slow from before 24 on succeeds here on the south and direction heavy traffic leading downward sycamore valley road it was a southbound crossed that out the back of the traffic, will be after 9:00 before this clears. each zero common image, no problems. but slow enough in the northbound direction as you have to alameda. excuse me as you head through the end of the meter off ramp through downtown oakland. you'll see a plan news note slow-growing that doesn't get so high street. from here to assess bay a look to the red and 1012 san jose, not too bad here is lighter than usual. not to buy do hayward, that's one of the reason things are since august there this in detail, not out of all. >> >> the high court on this side of private sponsors can appeal a decision that struck down the veil on same-sex marriage, with the sponsors are the legal righ