>>>periodista: con todos los aspirantes >>>josé: muchas gracias enrique acevedo. ( ♪ música) >>>josé:huahua recibiendo malas noticias de sus jefes raúl? >>>raúl: el fin de semana en méxico se llenó de sangre en coahuila 11 muerto s en tijuana baja california 10 los asesinatos en ciudad juárez otros 10 según testigos una mujer le suplicaba a los sicarios que no la mataran y la asesinaron con otras 4 personas más. pero todo esto josé pasa cuando el crimen organizado parece que está ganando otras batallas porque son muchas personas que se quieren ir de aquí esta es la historia. la llamaron la mujer más valiente de méxico cuando tomó la comandancia de la policía pero el valor terminó con el miedo pero no se sabe dónde se fue y dónde está el alcalde en chihuahua despidió a mary sisol valle. >>> el alcalde la saca del cargo. >>>periodista: estudiante de criminología cuando nadie quiso ser jefe de la policía de esta pequeña población utilizada como paso de drogas hacía la frontera ella dijo que sí >>> quiero vivir con mi familia y comunidad >>>raúl: la semana pasada pidió permiso al alcalde

>>>josé díaz balart: gracias.ra empleados que consulta su estatus migratorio, y temen que sean despedidos y hasta deportados, lori montenegro nos cuenta de un nuevo programa. >>> la meta es utilizar este sistema para ver si puede trabajar, y desde hoy los trabajadores podrán ver si sus datos están correctos. >>> muchas personas pasan de ser residentes permanentes a ciudadanos, y al cambiar su nombre se le olvida cambiar su nombre con el seguro social, es una oportunidad para que corrijan esto. >>> una nueva versión fue puesta en marcha en arizona, virgina, y colorano, y dicen que ayudaría a proteger al empleado de discriminación. >>> y algunas empresas usaron este sistema para examinar los datos, y si su búsqueda no es positiva terminan retirando a las personas. y tendrían 8 años para corregir esto, y esto último dice un abogado no será fácil. >>> si llamo, notifico un error quién le va a dar seguimiento a eso, cómo sabemos que van a arreglar esto? >>>periodista: y este programa piloto sería permanente si da bueno

>>>josé díaz balart: isolda, muchas gracias.e preguntan en términos prácticos para qué sirve este crecimiento, nuestro analista carlos rajo se une con el análisis. carlos gracias por estar con nosotros, vamos a hablar sobre lo que será el impacto político. >>> que tal, josé, en efecto, como se repitió en la historia, no solamente es importante que crezcas en número, pero la manera de tener influencia es que tengas el poder político, incluso antes de estos números la elección de noviembre dejó en claro que los latinos tenemos una influencia que no teníamos antes, hay 24 representantes en la cámara baja del congreso, antes el número era igual, uno de los grandes cambios es que hay más representantes republicanos, y de la misma manera en las legislaturas. >>>josé díaz balart: vimos que el partido republicano o la mayoría a nivel estatal está en contra de reforma, el aumento fue dentro del partido republicano. >>> es una de las cosas que no se habló, la elección de noviembre se fue cubierta por el tea party, pero se habló poco del e

vanessa, josé.ce rato era un desierto pero la gente salen de los hotel y se divierten en el mar el océano está vacío porque fueron prohibidas toda las actividades a kcuáticas. en las playas de a qacapulco co banderas rojas alertaron del tsuna tsunami, la alerta fue de la costa del pacífico mexicano y a las 11: 30 de la mañana se sintieron las primeras oleadas. a las 2 de la tarde llegaron a acapulco. >>> tratando de mojarnos aunque sean los pies nada más c >>>raúl: por todas las playas el patrullaje fue intenso y las corrientes marítimas no querían que les jugaran una mala broma >>> sí estamos nada más refrescandonos tanto porque venir acapulco y ni siquiera mojarse los pies >>>raúl: sin embargo lejos del desastre el sol la arena y el mar se mantuvieron como un paraíso, un paraíso que quiere recuperar en este lugar afortunadamente no pasó nada y esperan que los turistas comiencen a llegar a oleadas aquí a acapulco >>>vanessa: gracias raúl >>>josé: continuando con japón, con la experiencia impidió la

marla tellez is live in san jose. marla, that student is now suing the fbi for violating his rights and invading his privacy? >> reporter: yes sh he is. good morning to you. we caught up with yaser afifi last night at the san jose international airport. the 20-year-old arab-american, a student at mission college in santa clara, had just come in from washington, d.c., where he announced he is suing the fbi for violating his constitutional rights. afifi says a car mechanic found the device during a tune-up last fall. after posting a picture of the device on the internet afifi says fbi agents knocked on his door and threatened him with federal charges if he did not give it back. afifi is not politically active and feels he should not have been targeted. >> i knew they were tracking my car, and i am a muslim. and i believe they were doing this only because i'm fitting some type of profile for them. i am trying to speak out and make sure that anybody else in my position can and will assert their rights. >> reporter: in his

josé. >>>josé díaz balart: carlos, gracias. llegada estaba en chile, y vannesa hizo el balance de la visita con el propio presidente sebastián piñera. >>> una conversación franca en el que el presidente sebastián piñera me habló de los retos que tuvo que vivir en sus primeros años de gobierno y también de las alegrías y satisfacciones que vivió, y vamos a hablar de lo que ocupa los titulares en chile, sobre la visita del presidente obama. >>>periodista: quería preguntarle, la visita de obama, piensa que su mensaje fue contundente? >>> es un mensaje nuevo, tal vez estamos acostumbrados a los mensajes de los años 60, de la alianza para el progreso, un país, el rico le decía a los demás cómo había que hacerlo, fijaba los caminos, ese mundo terminó, el discurso de obama refleja una nueva realidad, pasar del asistecialismo a la colaboración, entre iguales, y chile no le preguntó al presidente obama la agenda entre el presidente de estados unidos y chile, la construimos juntos. >>>periodista: qué hace chile bien que otros países no h

josé.s sobre el narcotráfico y los niveles de consumo de drogas en méxico y en estados unidos. raúl torres nos dice por qué muchos no están de acuerdo. >>> adelante, estados unidos bajó su consumo de cocaína en el año... >>> la declaración sorprendió a todos. estados unidos es el principal consumidor de cocaína en el mundo. pero no disminuyó el número de adictos, pasaron de 36 a 38 millones. porque creció el consumo de otras drogas. y la que preocupa es la heroína que les llega desde méxico. en méxico hays laboratorios eficaces, altamente sofisticados. >>> además, según el informe de la junta internacional de fiscalización. de la organización de las naciones unidas narcotraficantes no solo envían droga a estados unidos, pasan por africa y no solo el trafico creció en méxico y pasó de 4 a 5 millones de usuarios de drogas. >>> nadie puede decir que méxico es un país de paso solamente en américa central está ocurriendo lo mismo. >>> aunque según el gobierno mexicano, nunca como ahora han sido

su maestro fue jose pule.rodrigo garcia aspira a ser maestro "botifoll: que tan importante fue jose para ti" rodrigo: "lo entendia..yo vine de el salvador. aprendia ingles poco a poco..lo veia con mucho entusiasmo" inspirado por su mentor, hoy rodrigo estudia para ser maestro, ya es parte de un programa que se llama l.a's best y por las tardes asiste a los niños que tanto lo necesitan. sot rodrigo de nuevo "los ayudo con la tarea, actividades que los ayudan a leer" unos ven con desconcierto, que en california por ejemplo, 50 porciento de los estudiantes son latinos, pero menos del 20 porciento de los maestros lo son. rodrigo sabe lo importante que maestros como jose son para despertar como ocurrio con el, la curiosidad por la sabiduria y el aprendizaje. sot de nuevo rodrigo "ser alguien como el...ayudar a gente como el. si el lo pudo hacer, quiere decir que yo lo puedo hacer tambien...igual que fui estudiante eb esta escuela, ahora quiero ser maestro aca" segun rodrigo y jose, contar con mas maestros latinos p

showing at cinaquest at san jose film festival. it began in downtown san jose more than two decades ago as a simple movie showcase. now it's in its 21st year, considered one of the top film festivals in the world with an emphasis on innovation and technology. i spoke with a cofounder and asked him what sets cinaquest apart from the rest. >> we empower mavericks. cinaquest maverick studio, picture the possibilities teen program, we empower the spirit of the maverick. maverick for us is the bold, innovative, original thinker, the person that has passion inside of themselves and they want to bring that passion into the real world, to create something that matters, and we founded cinaquest around that theme because it summed up silicon valley, and artist that really care. >> we have clips from some of the movies playing at cinaquest, starting off with dying to do letterman. let's check that out. >> what's happening here, it's a big day. i'm with my friend gary and lee, helping launch my grassroots campaign dying to do letterman. got a

and this -- speaking of san jose avenue this is what san jose was before when it was known as the bernal cut with the railway. then widened to accommodate a wider san jose avenue and the railway. and then this is as it looks today, kind of built more freewaylike as part of that freeway that was never completed. and then the third challenge is the development concerns. glen park as we've seen even from these fricts way back has been largely built out for a while, but in the small plan area there are a couple opportunity sites for infill and they're pretty high profile, one is the bart parking lot, another on the corn of northwest diamond and bosworth that is a smaller parking lot. there has been past and present interest in developing from both owners and there are questions and concerns about what will happen there. so given these challenges and special qualities of glen park, the goals, the three main goals are to protect and strengthen this vibrant walkable neighborhood commercial core, balance the use of streets for all the different people using the streets in a way that improves cir

adelante josé?. estado donde todos se preparan para el inminente viaje de la secretaria hillary clinton que mañana llegará a parís para reuniones con aliados europeos y árabes en cuanto al tema de libia hace poco hablé con ella y le pregunte ¿estados unidos está en guerra en afganistán está todavía en iraq está a punto para de comenzar un tercer frente de batalla en libia? esto es parte de lo que nos dijo. muchos se preguntan lo que está pasando en libia quiere decir que los estados unidos están entrando en una nueva guerra? >>> no pero lo que sí vamos hacer que vamos a trabajar en conjunto la que comunidad internacional para convencer al señor gadafi de que deje la violencia en contra de su propio pueblo y hemos establecido una peticiones muy claras en el consejo de seguridad de las naciones unidas no es una iniciativa estadounidense es una iniciativa internacional y vamos a estar preparados con socios europeos y árabes también para poder cumplir los mandatos de la comunidad internacional. pero los

. >> california's state employees rallied at san jose's main library, to show support for wisconsin. >> it's a struggle but we're here. we're here to fight this everyone if it's coming down from wisconsin, we hear them. we hear their pain. >> reporter: many demonstrators say they also hear that pain in san jose. >> right here in our own city, they are trying to dismantle the unions, against the firefighters, teachers, nurses and the city police. >> reporter: today city hall was buzzing about a major development in negotiations. firefighters have offered to take a 10% cut in pay and benefits. contribute more to benefits as well as create a two tier benefit system. it shows asking for concessions is not attacking the unions. >> when the firefighters step up and say, we understand the problem and we're willing to take a 10% reduction in total compensation, it's harder for other people to say, let's not deal with it, we can put it off. >> i don't think it's union busting. what it really is is it's talking about preserving services. >> reporter: the firefighters union says it is sympathet

>>>josé díaz balart: gracias, raúl.bastián piñera en este primer año de gobierno fue exitosa, los niveles de popularidad bajaron, los que subieron fueron de su esposa. >>> en chile la ven como la conexión entre el pueblo y sebastián piñera. >>> dicen que pueblo se identifica con usted. >>> mi esfuerzo es representarlos lo mejor posible. >>> y cecilia estudio enfermería y es orientadora social. >>> mi trabajo estuvo ligado al contacto, de sentir lo que las personas sienten. >>> desde que llegó al palacio de la moneda no hubo nada más importante que ayudar a los damnificados. >>> es algo con lo que estoy comprometida, porque la reconstrucción de los vínculos. >>> este trabajo comienza, y también invierte sus recursus en una organización, ella fundó una organización. >>> estamos con mujeres de vulnerabilidad. >>> el presidente de chile que llegó cuando realizamos esto asegura que desde que se fibajó en ella supo que sería su esposa. >>> vi una entrevista y dijo cuando la vio por primera vez que iba a ser su esposa. >>> era

>>>josé díaz balart: gracias.o trata de detener el lavado y flujo de dinero de estados unidos hacia los carteles mexicanos de las drogas específicamente de las tarjetas prepagadas que pueden utilizarse hasta para retirar dinero en efectivo. >>> me parece que por primera vez tenemos una sociedad con los oficiales en méxico, y como he dicho aquí el futuro no es lo que era antes, tenemos una situación completamente nueva, y especialmente durante los 2 años pasados. >>>periodista: lo que preocupa es que una persona puede cruzar la frontera con más de 10 mil dólares en varias de estas tarjetas prepagadas. en california los acusados de la muerte de una joven embarazada que sucumbió trabajando a los rayos del sol no tendrían que pagar nada de cárcel, y todo por un acuerdo judicial. >>>periodista: para los familiares de maría la decisión le hacen sentir como que la vida de un animal vale más. >>> protegen a los animales, y a los trabajadores del campo no lo toman en cuenta. >>> justicia no consiguieron, en mayo de 2008 ma

. >>> i'm len ramirez in san jose. wait until you hear what the mayor of san jose wants to put on ebay. find out why some people think it is an idea that is bound to go up in smoke. >>> and it is about that time of year. why some californians may find themselves paying backtaxes on their pot. trial. >>> this probably won't come as a big shock to you. a judge has ordered robert rizo to stand trial. the former bell city manager will be tried on 50 counts of miss appropriation of public funds, conflict of interest and false records. he is the ringleader that took over 5.5 million from the town. >>> putting strict limits on how customers use their debit cards. julie watts on our consumerwatch explains it is really a fight over bank fees. >> reporter: the merchant pays what's known as an interchange fee to the bank but if congress okays new rules limiting these fees the banks will lose big and word leaked today that chase might be fighting back by limiting how much you can spend. >> reporter: denial if you try to spend more

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that's jose i think.'s not sure now whether he ever really met jose. >> a ringer. >> they don't know. i'm sure he did meet jose. one thing we know. >> clever. >> from jose who has had previous fights. he's not a fighter. maybe oz is. i don't know. might be a good strateg strategy. but didn't work out. they were uncovered. >> they were indeed exposed. >> i make you fight any fate for me. i would put new there. >> i think i have got a shot against jose or ozzie. conseco named later. >> that is so ridiculous. all right that's this edition of abc 7 news here on coffee tv 20 for all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time great deal hope to see you again in an hour on the big 7. time great deal hope to see you again in an hour on the big 7. have a good night 

here in san jose. >> anne makovec in san jose, thank you. >>> it is 6:05. and this morning, protesters at cal are declaring victory. a sit-in. high above the uc berkeley campus with a promise from the administration and ended last night. the protesters stayed together on a fourth floor ledge at cal's wheeler hall and at 9:00, you can see them coming down ending the day's protest against cuts and education and funding. the protesters were cited and released. nobody was raefed. they say school officials met their de-- nobody was arrested. they say school officials met their demands and hold a town hall meeting with them in the next few weeks. >>> the board that oversees cal train has declared a fiscal emergency and it will make it easier for the transit agency to raise fares and reduce services as it faces a $30 million deficit and considering scrapping trains and shutting down service at seven bay area stations and cutting the number of weekly trains nearly in half. >> if we lose the midday service, i'm going to be in trouble. sometimes i have to work late.

the color has been adopted by san jose gangs. another day in the shark city the livics in this video. notice one of the members is wearing a sharks' jerseyy. >> there is an old saying you are claiming your city. and if you are wearing a certain sports attire that tice you to that city. >> reporter: sergeant jason dwyer worked in the gang unit and some have sharks tattoos. >> many gangs identify with the sharks hockey team. >> reporter: san jose's largest gangs identify with the colors red and blue but both identify with the sharks to claim san jose as their turf. >> you have them both wearing the paraphernalia to

mid to upper 60s for areas from san jose southward.uds spill in. it's going to be interesting if the clouds can hold off still the afternoon, we'll have a chance of get diagnose close to 70 in the south bay. clouds coming in towards the evening, we'll see the sun get blocked out at times. filtered sunshine for this afternoon. today is the drier half of your weekend. mild temperatures. then tomorrow rain to start. scattered showers to finish and maybe shower in the north bay for monday. best bet of rain for the next seven days comeses in tomorrow morning. the rest of the week temperatures rebound back into the upper 60s to near 7 op heading towards next thursday and friday. >> isn't it sad we're not talking about mavericks anymore? the window closed. it's gone. >> we did not have the waves. the blocking high off to the west, we don't get the strong west swell they'd like to see. >> we get storms. >> not for surfing. >> thank you very much. >>> much more ahead coming up on "today in the bay." still ahead, fighting the radar gun with gps.

josé, y ahora está diciendo que se lo va a tuar. >>> qué cosa?se el nombre de su mamá. >>> es una opinión de abuela, pero claro que sí, hay que hacerle un tatuaj en cada brazo, porque volvió a tener pachocha de la buena. >>> y dejando el tema de josé josé, si te quieres tatuar por qué no te tatuas la cara de tu madre. > >>> pero él lo hace como un agradecimiento no solamente porque fue su padre, y porque le hizo resurgir su carrera, y como dices que está teniendo bue dinero de las regalías, pero no creen que en vez de tatuarse no debería udar a josé josé. >>> estoy segura que cristian castro le pasa legalmente. >>> pero aparte de eso. >>> eso es una opinión personal, yo pienso que cristian castro no se va a tatuar nada. >>> mientras estabas dando pecho, no te enterabas que christian se quería quitar aquello que tenía en la espalda. >>> seguro que va a volver a ensuciarsela. > >>> en honor a quién se tatua? >>> vamos a la pausa. y al regresar rené de calle 13 revela que tiene novia. y laura bozzo es nombrada entre las mujeresás feas de la farándul

san jose 68 livermore, pleasanton redwood city close. morgan hill at 70. tomorrow is when we get sunny side up and warmer. carry that into thursday. most of friday does look cooler though on the weekend as the system comes in and the on shore wind starts to come back, pam. >>> all right. thank you, steve. the first game of the bay bridge series has gone to the san francisco giants. matt struck out six and walked on in five and a third innings and automobile relationship huff. move across the bay to oakland for another game tonight. 7:05 game time. then back to san francisco for an afternoon game tomorrow. >>> an east bay neighborhood on the edge. how people in hercules are dealing with a landslide this morning. >>> and san jose leaders ask dog owners to heel when it comes to long leashes. >>> what the city of hercules plans to do today to shore up some red tagged homes. >>> drivers in oakland dazzling light show. how the damaged power pole is

san jose, $3.89.o $3.92, which is up 45 cents from a month ago. >>> in libya this morning air strikes from warplanes and ground battles with rebel forces near the capital of tripoli. journalists report heavy machine gun fire on the ground as rebel forces move toward the capital city. but who's gaining ground dpenlds on who you ask. state tv says gadhafi forces are making significant gains but rumors prompted many to line the street in celebration this morning. >>> cnbc's sue herera has a look at the upcoming week in the world of business. >> it's pretty simple formula. oil goes up and stocks go down. this week traders will keep an eye on rising crude prices with civil unrest escalating in libya and this week's day of rage being organized through facebook in saudi arabia, which is the world's biggest oil producer. which companies are hiring and which ones are cutting jobs? as the unemployment rate edges lower, we'll find out where the jobs are in this economy. the government's job openings and labor tu

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amy hollyfield is live at san jose city hall. >> it sounds like san jose city leaders have reached theirreaking point, eric, and they really want to rein in all these pot clubs. this city could have a higher concentration of them than any other bay area city. they're trying to figure out how to control them. according to the mercury news, mayor chuck reid and three other council members want to cut down the number of pot clubs and restrict where they can operate. they'd like to go from the 110 they currently have down to ten. the mayor is even quoted as saying i'm ready to decide. this is hearing number eight for me on this. marijuana providers at last night's meeting agree that the clubs do need to be limited but they don't think ten is enough to serve this large city. they also question how are you going to choose the ten that will get to stay. mayor reid had an idea. he said, hey, why don't we charge a fee to the applicants and then hold an online auction on e-bay for permits. that got everyone talking. some are whispering maybe reid was smoking something. but he said, hey, i'm seriou

that's a huge step for san jose and the professional soccer team.ou must be energized and excited. >> we are excited. this is a huge step forward for the san jose earthquakes and the bay area. we think this is going to help increase interest with the club and hopefully it is a stepping point for future success. >> reporter: now you are not encouraging people to bring their own sledgehammers down or anything like that, that's correct? >> we hope they keep them at home. >> reporter: can we give it a little head start here? >> we'll let you get a head start on the demo process. >> reporter: this has been bothering me here for a while. and let's get a shot at this thing here. there we go. hey, that wasn't the best place to be hitting on the wall. >> you have a little work to do there. >> reporter: we made a huge dent, a huge start on the destruction here. coming up, we have a soccer ball. we found some plate glass windows. i'm sure with my rocket foot we can take out something. >> you are like a little boy. >> he is totally going to hurt himself before

the color has been adopted by san jose gangs. another day in the shark city the livics in this video. notice one of the members is wearing a sharks' jerseyy. >> there is an old saying you are claiming your city. and if you are wearing a certain sports attire that tice you to that city. >> reporter: sergeant jason dwyer worked in the gang unit and some have sharks tattoos. >> many gangs identify with the sharks hockey team. >> reporter: san jose's largest gangs identify with the colors red and blue but both identify with the sharks to claim san jose as their turf. >> you have them both wearing the paraphernalia to distinguish what they are representing. >> reporter: we found one fan wearing a sharks' jerseyy surprised about the gang connection. >> have i-have not had any reception as to a gang. it is all friendly. >> reporter: but there have been friendly involving gang members wearing sharks gear. and some schools are considering banning students from wearing the sharks' jerseyy and hats. >> would wearing the jersey in and of its

san jose bridge during 50 degrees.e systems out there we are set for a drive-in dates to the course of today. we maypop been a shower to. that will stay with us until tuesday morning. about 8:00 p.m. tonight we will see showers in the north bay. a little scattered bay area wide. it moves along over the overnight hours. a handful of sprinkles here and there. looks like future cast has a very limited activity. naze, sunny afternoon. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. clubs, sprinkles wednesday looks great. friday looks great, said it is another chance of rain. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> george: traffic is not all lot like last week, what seems like a several week respite is back with a vengeance. these are slow down hot spots, 680 and contending for its stand will also enter walnut creek. pretty rough jammed up. san jose, 101 it's been awhile since we've seen a commute this low. --this low. wind advisory have been issued but also very much in evidence here, look how much lead camera is shaking. a bi

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san jose, moderate rain, up towards fremont. we had that rain now moving into towards san francisco, tiburon, larkspur. moraga, walnut creek, and novato. i want to mention this, an urban and small spring advisory for the entire bay area for low-lying flooding, in effect until 2:15 tomorrow morning, and speaking of the winds, oakland, gusts to 40. gusts to 39sfo. hayward, gusting right now, 38 miles-per-hour. we'll take another detailed look at live doppler 7hd in a bit. >> alan: much of tonight's storm is concentrated in the south bay where the wind and rain is picking up. we're live in downtown santa cruz with a look at how people are coping. how is it going? >> it's going well. the storm that was supposed to hit here was an hour early. it brought a lot of strong rain and very, very strong gusts of wind. also brought another thing to santa cruz. this portion of santa cruz, downtown, is lit up, and the power went out to this portion of santa cruz an hour ago. this storm is sure to bring a lot more grief the accept cruz and area.

taking his place is jose gomez.ahoney will be remembered as someone who worked for immigrant rights. he will remain a cardinal. one last note, today also happened to be his 75th birthday. >>> for many world war ii g. i.'s, she was the girl in the haystack. we mark the passing of jane russell who tied at the age of 89. she starred in the movie the outlaw. the film was panned by the critics, even called one of the weirdest westerns in history. here hour-glass figure may have insinuated a myriad of sins, but she was a political conservative who prompted the use of bibles in public schools. >>> another hat in the ring, the field of candidates hoping to be san francisco's next mayor continues to grow. >>> billboards are old school. san francisco's now one of the first cities in the country to >>> employees at emeryville's pixar studios are celebrating tonight. pixar scored its sixth oscar last night. late this afternoon, we sat down for a rare interview with the director and producer of the blockbuster hit, now academy a

, upper 60s for san jose in napa.mer in concord. really tomorrow we will see the big warmup. some places could get into the 80s tomorrow. 74 oakland, 83 napa, that could be the record by one degree. san rosa could tie it or break its record which was 82 degrees in 2001. afternoon highs today we will see upper 60s for san rosa, nevada. 67 for fairfield, and then mid-60's the immediate fate.bay area. string of sunshie last for the rest of the work week. we will see it cool down saturday with a slight chance of rain and forecasts that will last long. 10:18 a.m. let's check gone traffic. >> erica: this is the first traffic report were we have no hot spots. alive look to the bay bridge toll plaza nice light conditions. a minor weight in the cash lanes traffic moves well from all three approaches, not tracking slowdowns along the shore freeway in the westbound direction of 580, or the northbound direction of the nimitz freeway. drive time of 10 minutes from the foot of the maze towards fremont street san francisco. the san

taking his place is jose gomez.ahoney will be remembered as someone who worked for immigrant rights. he will remain a cardinal. one last note, today also happened to be his 75th birthday. >>> for many world war ii g. i.'s, she was the girl in the haystack. we mark the passing of jane russell who tied at the age of 89. she starred in the movie the outlaw. the film was panned by the critics, even called one of the weirdest westerns in history. here hour-glass figure may have insinuated a myriad of sins, but she was a political conservative who prompted the use of bibles in public schools. >>> another hat in the ring, the field of candidates hoping to be san francisco's next mayor continues to grow. >>> billboards are old school. san francisco's now one of the first cities in the country to participate in new text message advertising. we'll explain in a live report. ♪ atst fwa.ean ougog t bk. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte,hise a de. ougog t bk. wi cke sp rwd yr arho, >>> employees at emeryville's pixar studios are

>>pam: homeless encampment near san jose. homeowners and tried to get the city of san jose to facilitate a clean up. so far, nothing. stanley roberts went back to try to get some answers on now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> please call san jose and give us a call back. we need to work together to clean up this mess. if we move this trash everything will be happy again. >> a plea from the vice mayor. and in response to this video i showed her. it is in and around occurred near avenue overpass. -- kurtner rocketing food being piled up by homeless people knew these townhomes. why has the city not gavin clean? >> we are not allowed to go to the state property to address this issue. >>stanley: this is when i throw them under the boss. this belongs to the state of california, under the-boss, an- bus caltran, >> we've been trying to communicate caltran. >>stanley: caltran is ignoring these calls from san jose. for the record? i tried to call them three different times with no response. and if caltran i

the color has been adopted by san jose gangs. another day in the shark city the livics in this video. notice one of the members is wearing a sharks' jerseyy. >> there is an old saying you are claiming your city. and if you are wearing a certain sports attire that tice you to that city. >> reporter: sergeant jason dwyer worked in the gang unit and some have sharks tattoos. >> many gangs identify with the sharks hockey team. >> reporter: san jose's largest gangs identify with the colors red and blue but both identify with the sharks to claim san jose as their turf. >> you have them both wearing the paraphernalia to distinguish what they are representing. >> reporter: we found one fan wearing a sharks' jerseyy surprised about the gang connection. >> have i-have not had any reception as to a gang. it is all friendly. >> reporter: but there have been friendly involving gang members wearing sharks gear. and some schools are considering banning students from wearing the sharks' jerseyy and hats. >> would wearing the jersey in and of its

headlights heading towards san jose.nsula, here's 101 near the 3rd street exit. headlights moving northbound. and quick check of san jose. we can see a live look right now. northbound traffic heading up out of downtown san jose towards santa clara where everything is moving fine, again in either direction, really all across the south bay looking good. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in the headlines, in about three hours cross-examination of barry bonds' former mistress will resume. she has been testifying about changes to the former slugger's body and temperament after he allegedly start taking steroids but bonds' attorneys are trying to discredit her. another prominent player jason giambi is expected to testify today. >>> police in antioch may ask the justice department for help getting a wanted teacher back here in the united states after he took off for mexico. charles redmond is accused of touching a boy inappropriately at the park middle school and making lewd comment to other boys there. a warrant is out for his ar

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we just got off the phone with san jose police.hey tell us the victim is on life support at valley medical center. >>> a section of highway 1 is shut down near big sur and it could be months before it reopens because a 30-foot chunk of highway fell down a cliff yesterday. the apparent cause, steady erosion from rain and waves. no one was injured. >>> it's march madness. i hope you got your brackets, folks. we are going to take a look at the coverage when we come back. >>> plus, who made playboy's list of the sexiest celebrities. >>> and the chain of events that led to a very narrow escape for cops on the road. that and much more when sydnie and i come back. [ female announcer ] finally, a hand sanitizer that won't dry out your hands. new gold bond ultimate hand sanitizer sheer moisture. kills 99% of germs without alcohol. new gold bond hand sanitizer sheer moisture. >>> easy drive westbound in silicon valley. things good in the bay area. coming up a check of the bay bridge toll plaza in just a few minutes. >>> thanks, elizabeth. an

>> reporter: san jose fire worked to make sure the leak was contained. the leak was detected just after 11:00 this morning in san jose fire worked very quickly to respond to the santa theresa water plant leak. they went door to door north and northwest of this plant to let the residents know of a shelter in place order. that order was lifted a few hours later. once fire officials say they were sure the ammonia was contained and that the threat to the public wa no longer a concern. the 250 gallons of liquid ammonia remains in the secondary tank which is surrounded by concrete. >> the fire believes the public is safe at this point. the plant is not filtering water. they haven't been filtering water for several weeks because of construction. because there is no concern to the public for water safety at this point. >> reporter: according to the santa clara water district, a worker doing routine checks found the leak and alerted authorities. san jose fire says they have not received any 911 calls from residents complaining about health problems related to the

jose conseco.ch of a boxer but what he lack ins punching power he makes up for in craft iness. jose ducked out of a scheduled bout on the celebrity boxing circuit which i'm sure you are all familiar with. and sent his twin brother oz to take his place for the fight. spectator at ring side realize the wrong con sake was in the ring because oz has can i have tattoo than jos jose. promoter wouldn't allow him to fight and said he's not even sure he ever met the real jose. >> tattoo thing needs to be worked out. >> huge mistake there but pl who has the tattoos memorized. jose has these and oz. you probably need to get a hobby if you have that. >> every detail must be considered. >> maybe jose didn't like ought point. didn't think he could take him. >> might have been dan. >> that's enough thanks larry. >> "nightline"up next. >> for all of us here, have a good night. >> we appreciate your time see good night. >> we appreciate your time see you

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at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose.e'll talk more about the legacy of caesar chavez when we continue, stay with us. [ alarm blares ] [ female announcer ] important events can sneak up on you. oh, i am not ready. [ female announcer ] but in two weeks, you could feel ready. introducing yoplait light's two week tune up diet plan. you could lose 5 pounds in 2 weeks when you replace breakfast and lunch with a fruit, grain, and yoplait light. betsy bets. you haven't changed a bit. oh...neither have you... sean. well, yeah. [ female announcer ] go to yoplait.com to start your two week tune up. >>> we're back with the scesase cesar chavez family. tell us briefly about the golf tournament. >> the golf tournament is really to establish -- help establish our scholarship fund. and we have established two programs this year. one is a tutoring and mentoring program. the other is a scholarship program. so the proceeds of all of our events are going towards funding those two programs. so the tournament starts on -- at noon on the 31st

san jose faces a budget short fall. the city council is expected to make a final decision on firefighter and police lay offs in june. >>> the national football league says it will not lock out the players for at least another day. the nfl and the player's union agreed to a 24-hour extension of their bargaining agreement. it was due to expire at midnight tonight. both sides met for eight hours with a federal mediator in washington. president barack obama says he hopes the contract dispute will be resolved without his involvement because as he says he has a lot of other stuff to do. >>> local businesses are concerned about games being canceled. ricky sports bar is often packed on sundays during football season. today the owner told us that if the season is canceled his business could drop 65%. it adds up to hundreds of thousands of dollarsism the san jose earthquakes are making tremors of their own. today, heavy machinery started tearing down the building where they plan to build a soccer stadium. they play at santa clara

use head down the sunol grade, fremont and san jose, this is where the rain is right now. it will follow you all the way down to highway 17 to santa cruz. south bay showers at this hour. and then by tomorrow morning, i think most of this moisture is going to be south of san jose. and behind it as their skies clear, that's the reason why we're going to see some gusty winds picking up from 15 to 30 miles per hour for most of the bay area, and maybe some higher gusts out along the coast. it will with a windy start to the workweek. some wet roads, plus you're going to hang on extra tight on the spans. late monday on into tuesday morning, we'll see a chance of a few showers. and let's walk you through the timeline with that. during the day monday once we lose the lingering showers, we dry out. monday evening into tuesday morning, a few more showers. and then skies clear and you really notice the temperatures coming up for tuesday afternoon and wednesday. we'll see the numbers climbing maybe as warm as 70 degrees. for tonight, isolated showers, mainly across the south bay. turni

san jose, 44. partly cloudy skies and some patchy fog. we will have some minor cooling, most areas about 3-6 degrees cooler. an expanded view out in the pacific, a series of storms we will be watching throughout the weekend at the first system will generate a few clouds for saturday. in fact a fairly good bet as we head into the north bay. here is our forecast model tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy skies. into saturday there is a slight chance of a sprinkle but as you can see the ball of the activity is up to the north. and then into sunday, late saturday nights, a few rain showers pushing into the region. already approaching mendocino county first thing sunday morning. a little bit cooler out there. santa rosa, 58 and these temperatures will check in right around 3:00 this afternoon -- tomorrow afternoon. here is a lookahead at your five-day forecast. partly sunny skies tomorrow. we will take up high clouds by saturday afternoon. sunday, a chance for a q showers and more rain drops by tuesday next week. >> thank you. >>> the bay area's

san jose morgan hill gilroy 67. same for redwood city. more of the same on tuesday and rain moves back in tuesday into wednesday. thursday off and on rain and friday here comes the colder system. that will give us moderate rain. >>> time now 5:41 and boarding a bus and rearing to go. why dozens of bay area students are out of the bed early this morning. >>> also dramatic new video you've got to see this. a roadway in japan literally look at this splitting in two during that big earthquake. >>> good morning, westbound 237 looks good. there is a new problem in the south bay blocking lanes. we will tell you more about that. >>> good morning, we have 50s for lows. there is rain moving through. highs will be in the 60s. if you are stepping out right now you can see rain. especially toward east bay and back over toward the peninsula and the dumbarton. and the san mateo bridge and golden gate. here is dave. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at the top stories we following for you right now. growing fear in japan for a p

and easy is a grocery store that just opened last night in san jose. while it gives shoppers a new choice, it also brings jobs to the area. >> we're doing recruiting and going through the interview process, and all that to get people into our stores. >> reporter: this store symbolizing that new jobs are opening up again. google says it is hiring 6,000 people this year. more and more job fairs are being held. there is some hiring. signs of hiring, it's just a good sign that employers are willing to speak to people again. >> reporter: another indicator that the federal government is that the number of people applying for un unemployment is now at its highest level. weekly unemployment claims are averaging below 400,000. nationwide unemployment stand at 900%. which a new number for february due tomorrow. in california, the number is 12.3%, and in silican valley it is 10.7%. still high but there is optimism that things may be turning around. >>> there's construction going on out there. i just have to get more construction sites and i'll get a job. >> i don

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