. >> jean kwan wants to bring 10,000 new residents to her city and build a lot of housing because the housing market there is so hot. wayne freedman joins with us the story. wayne? >> the mayor delivers that speech tonight, she will be talking about that plan and emphasizing the positives but as you know mayor kwan has a lot of critics. check out the mayor's office, today's major item, tonight's state of the city speech. >> oakland always has been picked on over the years but reality is that the facts show the city is on the rise >> the facts as she likes to read them says one critic is a council member. >> she has to be responsible. >> the mayor will announce a plan to build 10,000 new housing units. >> they're mixed income units. you keep your work force. the people who work in the city in the city. so they can afford to live here. >> still, oakland has a quagmire of problems >> you want to evaluate it. today we have 21 plus. and you know, last year we had 16. we don't talk about the number of shootings and robberies and so forth. >> mayor kwan's biggest hurdle may be perception. >>

. >> mayor kwan of oakland focus on the positive tonight in her state of the city speech. she spoke about how policing has improved and about the boom in housing. >> young people l say you are being housing that's not good. actually we are not san francisco. when we build something we don't have to push people out. we have lots more land in san francisco when we build new housing, we can add density and we'll go up. >>reporter: kwan also says the city has an 18 million dollar surplus and expanding tax base and the first new shopping center in east oakland in 20 years. >> the bay bridge lights arts installation on for another year. the bay lights celebrated 1 year anniversary by turning out the lights. all 25,000 led bulb on the bridge shut off for 10 minutes. this is a live look at the bridge right now where you can see the lights are back on looking spectacular. they will stay on at least through next march. the organization hopes to raise enough money to keep the lights on until 20 26. that's why the event tonight was designed to raise money and awareness. >> coming up n

. >> mayor kwan of oakland focus on the positive tonight in her state of the city speech. she spoke about how policing has improved and about the boom in housing. >> young people l say you are being housing that's not good. actually we are not san francisco. when we build something we don't have to push people out. we have lots more land in san francisco when we build new housing, we can add density and we'll go up. >>reporter: kwan also says the city has an 18 million dollar surplus and expanding tax base and the first new shopping center in east oakland in 20 years. >> the bay bridge lights arts installation on for another year. the bay lights celebrated 1 year anniversary by turning out the lights. all 25,000 led bulb on the bridge shut off for 10 minutes. this is a live look at the bridge right now where you can see the lights are back on looking spectacular. they will stay on at least through next march. the organization hopes to raise enough money to keep the lights on until 20 26. that's why the event tonight was designed to raise money and awareness. >> coming up n

. >> mayor kwan of oakland focus on the positive tonight in her state of the city speech. she spoke about how policing has improved and about the boom in housing. >> young people l say you are being housing that's not good. actually we are not san francisco. when we build something we don't have to push people out. we have lots more land in san francisco when we build new housing, we can add density and we'll go up. >>reporter: kwan also says the city has an 18 million dollar surplus and expanding tax base and the first new shopping center in east oakland in 20 years. >> the bay bridge lights arts installation on for another year. the bay lights celebrated 1 year anniversary by turning out the lights. all 25,000 led bulb on the bridge shut off for 10 minutes. this is a live look at the bridge right now where you can see the lights are back on looking spectacular. they will stay on at least through next march. the organization hopes to raise enough money to keep the lights on until 20 26. that's why the event tonight ney and awar raise money and awareness. >> coming up next

there is an easy way to measure a pope's popularity, check out the souvenir stands around the vat kwan. >> benedict was never much of a seller but francis is now everywhere. >> his accessibility and energy have been a revelation after years of an aging and ill pope, and then a quiet rethrough receive one. >> but francis's outgoing nature and his now famous comments about not judging homosexuals have raised expectations that this rock star pope would also rock catholic doctrine. >> not so fast, say those like mass massimo franco who have been writing on the papacy for decades. >> it is a difference of tune but not a real change in the core issues of the church. >> it doesn't represent, you are saying, a fundamental shift in church doctrine? >> i don't think so. >> changing church doctrine may not be on francis's agenda but making the church seem less doctrine natural apparently s he has called two important senate of bishops for the next two years on hot button social issues. >> the pope wants a new attitude. >> and that writer marco politi says the challenge for francis is to parlay hi

at this point there have been no reports of impact on wildlife, however, the folks there working to kwan and clean up the mess, they certainly are concerned because the area is a popular bird habitat. at this time you have crews out skimming oil out of the water and 35,000 have been brought in to help protect the wildlife in the area and contain the spill. booms are actually temporary floating barriers that are used in situations like this. so, again, of course you have a big effort underway to contain the spill. as you mentioned, as much as 168,000 gallons are assumed to have leaked. >> 168 gallons? >> 168,000 gallons. it's quite a mess. it takes a while to contain the oil and work to get it out. >> brandon, we help you stay with us throughout the afternoon to keep us updated from texas. brandon in dallas for us. >>> a warning from nato saying there's so many russian troops on the eastern ukrainian border they're a threat to moldova, which is actually on the opposite side of ukraine. the ukrainian security chief is accusing putin of trying to take over the entire country, which is a cla

jean kwan says i want oakland to know we took determined and constructive steps to change our procedures. but olsen's lawyers say nudging is going to change until oakland police stop using so called less than lethal weapons >> bean bags is all a they can kill someone. >> as for olsen he says he can focus on becoming a productive person. >> now i'll have an idea to find out what i can do. >>> a somber memorial service marks a passing of three mrofed today. the four were killed after the suspect opened fire on them. a traditional mass marked the occasion. law enforcement officers from agencies across the bay area came to remember their fallen colleagues. the memorial was a chance for people to pay respects to officer who's made the sacrifice. >> it's important to remember them. >> a deadly shooting was the firgs time four officers add been killed on the same day in california since 1970. >>> a victory for neighbors in san mateo that fought the opening of a 7-11 store. abc7 news as been following this story more than a year. he joins us now with update only on abc7 news. vic? >> neighbors a

jean kwan says i want oakland to know we took determined and constructive steps to change our procedures. but olsen's lawyers say nudging is going to change until oakland police stop using so called less than lethal weapons >> bean bags is all a kill someone. >> as for olsen he says he can focus on becoming a productive person. >> now i'll have an idea to find out what i can do. >>> a somber memorial service marks a passing of three mrofed today. the four were killed after the suspect opened fire on them. a traditional mass marked the occasion. law enforcement officers from agencies across the bay area came to remember their fallen colleagues. the memorial was a chance for people to pay respects to officer who's made the sacrifice. >> it's important to remember them. >> a deadly shooting was the firgs time four officers add been killed on the same day in california since 1970. >>> a victory for neighbors in san mateo that fought the opening of a 7-11 store. abc7 news as been following this story more than a year. he joins us now with update only on abc7 news. vic? >> neighbors are deligh

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. >> mayor kwan meantime fave her state of the city address tonight and she promised victims as well as potential victims of crime that the city will do better. >> we will prioritize crime where the crime is and we will be there for you. we may not have the as many police officers as we need but we have been doing with the new concept statistics we have been following the crime and we are trying to be where the crime is. >> the mayor added the city has made down payments on new equipment including computers to help police do a better job. >> well if you shop at safeway listen to this supermarket chain agreed to merge with albertson's today to create a mega grocer with more than 2400 stores. deal is worth 9 billion dollars. industry analyst say safeway is looking to transform itself into a neighborhood grosser like a trader joe with one of a kind items that create brand loyalty. safeway won't say if stores will close because of the merger. head of the local food worker union say they will fight big job losses. >> if it's a good service and want to run a grocery chain good for them the

some of the top officials in rush yaxt president obama indicated he is willing to do more if rush kwan troops continue to move into ukraine, he needs to make sure allies are behind him in that. this is a big diplomatic test as he tries to get support for these measures. as you mentioned russian troops are definitely moving in crimea. the big concern is that as they do that they are also lining up along the eastern border in ukraine. so leaders in ukraine are worried about what are their intentions, are they planning to move forward. it's the president's hope he can try to get a diplomatic solution and de-escalate what is an increasingly tense situation there. live in washington, danielle leigh. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> 6:31. the california energy commission says the amount of crude oil being carried by trains to the bay area has sky-rocketed thanks to an oil boom in north dakota and canada. they are carrying crude into the bay area every day. senator hill says that has him concerned. he points to a deadly accident in quebec last year involving a train carrying crude oil.

the vote was initially died but mayor jean kwan broke the tie with her yes vote.ng cameras and mapping systeming under one roof. opponents are concerned they will be used for warrantless surveillance on the public. >>> happening today, the family of a patient who disappeared and was later found dead at san francisco general hospital will hold a news conference to discuss their plans to sue the city. 57-year-old lynn spaulding vanished from the hospital in september of last year. her body was found more than two weeks later in a stairwell. state health inspectors blamed spaulding's disappearance and death on the hospital and sheriff's department's inattention. >>> copting to follow breaking news. of course. no b.a.r.t. station in the east bay this morning. another update just ahead. >>> and the family in a minivan swept in to the ocean, it's all caught on camera. ahead, the incredible rescue to bring them to safety. >>> and here's a live look outside. this is i-80 in berkeley. you can see traffic moving fine eastbound. getting heavy westbound. traffic and weather t

hopeful that now that they are turning to the australias for some of the search in the southern industry kwan ocean there is a chance for ooh oop improvement. but the malaysians haven't batheed themselves in glory at any stage in the investigation. >> bob, quickly, this area of the indian ocean west of the perth, there is not a lot of radar activity there at all. this is somewhat of a black hole of the world. >> that's true. there could be secret radar around. a lot of time you find out all the radar we didn't know about turns out. it's also deep there. they have got wreckage up from deep holes bf. took a long time but they got it up. >> in the likelihood we don't find anything, is it possible? >> it's a real possibilities. >> not crazy? >> no. the stories will go on for years. >> conspiracies. >> absolutely. >> michael, one last one to you. you know how intelligence works in the world. you know how much we have our satellites up on every nook and cranny. just how shocking is it to you as an intelligence professional that we don't have a solid lied in any capacity? you can go through g mail b

that's one of the reasons i kwan to pursue this story -- i began to pursue story. the second one there's a certain smugness in oregon that i have shared in the past. we're kind of a little bit better than the people in the south. we're kind of a liberal culture, you know? sort of humanitarian-oriented. and i had not known about this background. and so it's just kind of a dark secret in oregon's past, and it's not that much in the past east when you come right down to it. so it's something people needed to know, and so that became my book. >> this weekend booktv is in salem, oregon, with the help of our local cable partner, comcast. take a tour of the ben maxwell collection at the salem public library, up next. >> we're in the say hem public library which is in the salem civic center, essentially, complex. well, the ben maxwell collection is our primary collection that was donated to the library, so we have full amounts of copyright of this collection. ben was a journalist and i guess you'd call it an amateur historian who was born and raised in se a hem, and he had

it's so against what they believe as a free market republic kwan that they refuse do anything even thoughand cannot come up with an answer for it. >> it increases profits. when women can be paid less than men, then you can you bring in a low paid woman and cut the wages for men, too. so in every place you see big je jepd gender gaps, lower pay for men and higher profits. it's not a belief. it's an economic interest. >> teresa, i challenge that. there's research that shows when you elevate women to the highest levels, when women are successful within a company culture, can companies are more profitable. so where does that come into the republican calculation? >> well, it's a little bit schizophrenic. when women are uplifted, there's more productivity but it's a long-term sustainable kind of profit. if you're a manager and you have to actually show that you've kept wages low, you do a little wage theft, a little pay discrimination, throughout the corporation it pays the corporation to pay women less. >> i want to point out that a big republican argument, and greg abbott's argument, has been

relationship between income and age that brings the relationship between income and dementia into the kwan ti taytive aspect that you mentioned. but when i read that, when you say household income more than $75,000. i would assume that is at every stage. >> $72,000, $75,000, $80,000, $90,000? >> no, that is not in that table. it is not corrected more anything. it is not corrected for. in our research we do correct for that. but in that table there is not that correction. so. >> i'm having trouble with this. um, ask mr. rogen. >> i actually get it, i think. >> you get it? >> i think i do, right? >> and kevin spacey does. >> tell me what you think. >> i think what he is saying is older people have less of an income and therefore if you are older by default you will have less of an income if you have dementia odds are you are old which means you have less of an income which supports those statistics. >> thank you dr. rogen. >> i see in education the older population is much less educat educated. they have education less than high school. education is highly reralated t education status. >> my

relationship between income and age that brings the relationship between income and dementia into the kwan ti taytive aspect that you mentioned. but when i read that, when you say household income more than $75,000. i would assume that is at every stage. >> $72,000, $75,000, $80,000, $90,000? >> no, that is not in that table. it is not corrected more anything. it is not corrected for. in our research we do correct for that. but in that table there is not that correction. so. >> i'm having trouble with this. um, ask mr. rogen. >> i actually get it, i think. >> you get it? >> i think i do, right? >> and kevin spacey does. >> tell me what you think. >> i think what he is saying is older people have less of an income and therefore if you are older by default you will have less of an income if you have dementia odds are you are old which means you have less of an income which supports those statistics. >> thank you dr. rogen. >> i see in education the older population is much less educat educated. they have education less than high school. education is highly reralated t education status. >> my

it's very hard to kwan the phi those tradeoffs. people come out with exact studies.. >> the cbo recently came out with a study that suggested 500,000 jobs would be lost, if the government were to go to $10.10 an hour by the year 2016. they said it could be zero or a million jobs that were lost. where do you think the likely -- >> i agree with them. they don't know. i don't know. you know directionally that it goes -- it's a situation. otherwise, we'd have a $15 minimum wage if it wasn't going to affect employment, i'd be 100% for it. but it would. i don't know -- it's very hard to quantify the tradeoffs. usually you get proponents of either sides pulling out the figures that substantiate their position. the earned income tax credit is much clearer. that puts more money in the pockets of people working for low wages. that's what i'd like to see. it doesn't distort the market system in any great way. but you know, that's the way i would go. >> berkshire employs 330,000 employees? >> 330,000. >> how many of them make minimum wage? >> very, very few. i can't give you the

he gets his own taste for kwan downs and anti-government sentiment in this song friend east of the country arresting local opposition leaders and even of attentional presidential candidates. one of the mass media's ukraine coverage that's viewing the fall by reporting on military action that's never happened.