in states where there is very little union, and click a bargain on issue, we have 1% teacher dismissal rate. with 1% teacher dismissal rates whether they are strong unions and unions or not. and why is that? that's because there's no culture of discipline in our school district. literally, when you think about how a high-performing organization operates or have these very high performing schools operate, and compare that to help most of our public schools and school districts, and even probably private schools for that matter operate, there's no -- we don't do what we know it takes to run high performing organizations. and so i think we need to -- we need unions to change but we need our districts and our school to change as well. >> does all of this -- does dealing with -- which are saying is in all these cases, funding, charters, unionization, these are all variables that can make a difference, provided you have in place first and organization and culture that makes learning possible. its cart and horse here. >> exactly. i mean, i think anything short of that gets us in criminal prog

it feels a little soviet union to read in the paper one lie after the next. i could not believe the column i had read or the weekend. this guy says last friday was the last day of the recycling center, and most people believed it because they have to trust our news media. these people have been busy convincing my neighbors that if they only get rid of these people who come and take their recycling, they will increase their property value. so it is greedy and selfish motivation here. no one got to say anything. you had a more accountable only to the mayor, a decision that was made by the mayor. this whole process spells, smells of something not fair. so please do something about it. we do not need to fix something that is not broken. you're going to have to pay money for this other thing which will not work. >> i am going to call some names before the next speakers. he lane cigar rock. michael job. >> just a few quick point. you have heard all the arguments. first, recycling is the way to go. there is no substitute for it. those machines will never work. it ha

it feels a little soviet union to read in the paper one lie after the next. i could not believe the column i had read or the weekend. this guy says last friday was the last day of the recycling center, and most people believed it because they have to trust our news media. these people have been busy convincing my neighbors that if they only get rid of these people who come and take their recycling, they will increase their property value. so it is

a little bit union at the time again you know him very well how did he understand that this without the dissolving the communist party because you are of the you have the thesis that the communist party could have been reformed it could have been democratized and i think that's a minority opinion in the world right now but i mean it's a very interesting thesis knowing him how did he see that going about you have to remember who he was worry came from in his generation he was of this generation that came to consciousness under khrushchev and the speech against stalin government off was an anti stalinist and later when he got power he wanted to be a de stalin iser that need to dismantle the controls that stalin had imposed on the soviet union in the thirty's and then he said something remarkable in one thousand nine hundred seven he said lenin made a big mistake he carried out an economic new policy that after the civil war he didn't carry out a political policy in other words he said lennon's mistake was not becoming to democratize or he thought he had come at last and gorbachev gorbache

to the east bay we have more widely scattered showers toward danville a little cell there, union city seeing lighter showers and as we push further to the north, yup, we are seeing more scattered showers there, a little more serious as you make your way into the napa valley but yes, there is a stronger storm coming and that is coming tonight. we'll have more details on that in just a couple of minutes, guys. back to you. >> all right, lawrence. thanks much. >>> the ace commuter trains are out of service today because of mud and debris on the tracks. >> yeah. this is in the niles canyon area near fremont. an ace spokesman says that the tracks were cleared overnight, but the video from chopper 5 today indicates otherwise. ace usually runs about three trains in each direction between stockton and san jose but today, no ace trains are operating. the system, though, is expected to be running normally again on monday. but again, we have more rain in the forecast. >> it is a mess. >>> a blast from barry bonds' past. the key witness taking the stand next and the new evidence the slugger was d

just remarkable that people in wisconsin for example in america are struggling to keep their little itsy bitsy union wages against the growth of the money supply there and people attack them in america they tack their own because people are getting a living wage and yet they do nothing about the terrorist right there scott walker who's down with the koch brothers and other terrorists so the commission report goes on to say that this tens of billions stolen could be an understatement because quote it might not take full account of ill conceived projects poor planning and oversight by the u.s. government and criminal behavior and blatant corruption by both government and contractor employees people take a cue from the millions of streamed over the side to over six bridge and toppled a dictator stream over the brooklyn bridge stream over the george washington bridge stream into washington d.c. surround the federal reserve bank demand that the dictator leaves you i would yourselves to breathe freely for once in two hundred years or since one thousand and thirteen when the fed was created yeah but all of

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. >> little pro union statement there. and that is a new president of the san jose firefighters union. and the deal that they struck also loosens the rules on the number of firefighters required on each truck. which they say will give mem more flexibility trying to cover such a big city, with limited personnel. and so what remains to be seen now is if the city's 10 other unions will follow suit. the mayor has asked all of them to give up what amounts to a 10% cut in pay and benefits, and of course, this is all in an effort to reduce the deficit which starting july 1 is $105 million. 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

. >> reporter: the president of the nation's second largest teachers union says too little oversight and not enough attention to teacher development are to blame, and has proposed a model that would cut the red tape, giving underperforming teachers about three months to defend their job. >> frankly, the process of an evaluation should start from day one, because ultimately we all need a development and evaluation system. >> reporter: there is momentum for reforming the way teachers are hired and fired. the question is whether teachers, administrators, union officials and elected officials will each be willing to give up something to create a system that works best for the people most important, and that's the nation's 50 million public school students, brian. >> that's why this issue is red hot. rehema ellis, thank you, as always. >>> we'll take a break. when we continue, an old friend in hawaii has come roaring back to life. >>> kilauea is at it again in hawaii, erupting in spectacular fashion since saturday. lava is flowing freely, as you see, jumping over 60 feet in the air in som

. >> absolutely san francisco is new show that opened in a little theater off of union square.car and testament of the determination of the producers. don sanchez gives us a taste. >> the emptied sculpture, art and a home of sunshine. ♪ >> sunshine, almost for 40 years. she meets five people on cable car live that will change her life. they are all played by actress, singer, darlene popavich. >> it are really is a challenging show. >> and my home is right there. everything i need is right there. >> she becomes one of the characters. ♪ >> i wanted to do a show that could explain san francisco in a gut level to the rest of the world. >> dorothy has written a book, music and lyrics exploring a theme. >> that we are all related and united there is something that draws everyone to go to the. >> this is the current theater just around the corner and here in the building there are small theaters and that is where this show is being performed. alcove theater on the sixth floor. she and her husband adding a stage and seats 49 people. >> it's a great size. there are no bad seats and ever

drab day had most of the bay area hunkered down, about many of you didn't let a little rain stand in your way. this is union squarey a parade of umbrellas forged on, and this is emeryville. let's take a better look with leigh glaser and live doppler 7hd. >> leigh: you can see the moisture feeding across the bay area. much of this is moving back and rotating back to the west, because we have the area of low pressure just off the coast, and the clockwise situation is drawing the moisture back to the coast. vallejo, benecia, concord, walnut creek, all of this is swinging back towards the west. we'll keep showers in the forecast for tonight. we take a look at our forecast for tomorrow coming up in a bit. >> alan: this weather may have something to do with this next story. a jackknifed big rig caused a major backup all morning and into the afternoon on the san francisco approach to the bay bridge. a safeway truck crashed, blocking three lanes of the lower deck. this is cell phone video of the accident. the driver had to be pulled out. he only suffered minor has tries the face. caltrans used sand to clean up the

thomas played hard i mean you have to listen to life is not nothing like the saying oh the union figure type of little guy there they're there to be this counterweight to big business what are you going to tell me that. when asked me his twenty and a half million dollars the democratic campaign they're the largest supporter of the twenty ten midterm elections the democrats we have to be we have already said already i'm a clearance because they support the big government policies i think it's more about community desires and workers' rights is that the democratic party has long stood up for workers and i think this is going to mean it's been a very partisan line here and what these jobs are these are good middle class jobs these are people who are teachers who are on trash collectors who are. our tax auditors in various county why should i run hard worker i'm in the private sector and i'm asking who's going to stand up for my tax dollars should you worry there are you know if i could only help at that then and can you do you think all of us who do you think will do you don't really agree with who it is

joins us now live from downtown san jose where the city reached an agreement with three more unions. a littlerier today, matt. how are you? good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, on the heels of the agreement with firefighters approved by the city council this week, three more city employee unions are stepping forward to basically take their medicine. they have agreed to 10% cuts in pay and benefits over the next two years. these unions represent supervisors, middle managers, engineers and architects. mayor chuck reed called this news conference yesterday with the leaders of those unions basically praising them for making tough decisions both for their members and the people of san jose. >> i don't think there's anybody who likes to take a pay cut and give up some benefits. that's not pleasant. it's not something anybody wants to do. but we have to do it. and i want to thank them for their leadership. >> reporter: the agreement still has to be ratified by the union members and approved by the city council. that should happen next month. the leaders of the unions that came to the news

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going to save them characterological innovations we're a how to see our sort of militant anti-union ism and a little weak euro and little get a. lot of structure which does lower the general wage level and will have a big impact on other stores supermarkets etc that are already in new york so there is a problem there they also say that this is all political and you point out a quote unquote red state or red states when it comes to lamarck i mean there's actually supporting it booming business when you bring in politics and his whole conversation well you know what i want write it origins in arkansas write it for many years it supported many republicans it's a it for example on policy questions it's against raising the minimum wage it's it's often against it was against the effort to liberalize the labor law reform. a year or two years ago however however one might just have a problem it's had declining same sorts of work sales for the last seven quarters in other words it's being impacted by the recession people don't have enough money to buy in wal-mart are actually buying in cheaper stores that ev

. >> the union says oakland police are overworked and understaffed and get little support from city hall. the mayor's office tells us here at ktvu that the city is currently in labor negotiations with the police union. so commenting on staffing issues would be inappropriate. >>> san jose police are looking for the person involved in a hit-and-run crash that injured a motorcycle officer. investigators say officer devlin craigon suffered head and arm injuries when he was thrown from his motorcycle yesterday afternoon. police say craigton turned on his lights to pull over a car near south first street when another car turned in front of him and then stopped. craigon's motorcycle ran into that car. the driver left the scene. that car is described as a light blue honda accord made between 2004 and 2006. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police. >>> well, today leaders of western and arab countries are meeting in london to discuss a possible deal for gadafi to step down as leader of libya. want to take you live to london this morning as people are arriving for that meeting righ

a little bit farther down hayward and union city that looks good. highway 101 in good shape between redwood city and burling gain. >>> and we do have patchy low clouds around. big difference in the morning lows. 30 to 50 degrees. today is the betweener day. it wasn't too bad on the week. everything was mainly last week. this week looks much quieter and warmer. sunny and mild today. really, thursday sunshines and highs. grab the jacket it will be okay but not too bad. at least it won't be raining. mostly clear. breezy and 50 to start-upper 40s as we get toward sixth or seventh inning. satellite and radar shows it's much quieter. everything is heading north way north. 37 santa rosa. they both say patchy fog and a little bit of a north breeze. that puts the windshield down around 32 and 33. yet san jose at 50. 43 out in fairfield. san jose starting off near 50 degrees. patchy clouds around. and sunshine and a high today of 65 degrees really it's tomorrow when temperatures start to go up even more so because that's when the high will build in. today it

little slowing on 580. if you are driving between hayward and union city the traffic is moderate. of course it's a little wet out there. let's go to one of our live cameras. i want to show you how wet the san mateo bridge is. some of the rain we talked about is beginning to move through the bay area. aswe mentioned it's mostly north of the san mateo bridge. i will explain that. looking at the bay bridge though, it doesn't seem like it's raining there now. certainly it will be wet for your commute. one of the things steve did say, steve you said this afternoons commute might be better off? >> it does look better. there could be scattered showers. what is going on right now, we are on the last stages of this. i will show you a computer generated model. clouds, sun, breezy showers today cooler. not as warm. especially toward santa clara valley. 70 balmy degrees. very strong cold low moves right off the coast and maybe even over northern california. and parks it there for probably most of the weekend. so turning colder with moderate rain. system that is going by right now though there

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there seems to be very little understanding of the role that unions can play when there needs to be reductions in the work force, when there needs to be givebacks of some kind in the work force, as opposed to you have to do that and no one is there to help employees understand how it occurs. >> about a year ago, labor management forms were created under an executive order. that executive order has, as this underpinnings, that in the idea of collaboration and working together, we can figure out the most typical problems. as you described, were the work force has to change because the work of the agency changes, and the their work goes away and therefore there needs to be a smaller work force and it is the unions working side by side with management to deal with these very difficult issues to try to do two things. one is to ensure that the agency is able to continue to be successful in whatever its mission is. at the same time, do all it can to have employees have opportunities to be placed somewhere else, to make sure that the skills and experiences are not lost. the only way that it happens is

little below seasonal norms. redwood city, mountain view, 61 sunnyville, union city, temperatures upper 50s.ar 60, 69 berkeley, antioch, 59 today in liver more. um north, again same story you likely will see stories later on this evening. 57 san an sell mow, 67 kentville. take a look at the extended forecast off and on light showers no big soakers in the forecast. showers again moving in tonight through the first half of tuesday likely drying out wednesday. temperatures near 70 degrees some of the warmest locations should be beautiful day on wednesday. return of those showers thursday, staying dry friday and extended forecast for next weekend, yeah, looks like we have a chance of showers returning. but again in the meantime, wind is the big story today, that i am sure is effecting the commute giana, how does it look? >> windy conditions and a couple accidents already. let's start with a live look at 101 through san jose, alan rock head lights going northbound this portion of 101 checking in problem free south of here we have an accident as we head to our maps. trouble spot northbound side 10

little wet. and this morning if you are driving from hayward to union city, traffic moves well. let's go to the south bay here where the traffic is moving along nicely. a little bit of slowing on northbound 280 approaching highway 17. steve. earlier you said it will be drier and warmer. i was so excited i tweeted that. >> sal, you are too good. thank you, sir. it does look that way. >>> this week i can't say that because we have another system coming in. temperatures will be held in the 50s. we have light rain in the morning. we will pick up the wind and rain tonight. nothing like we had on sat night. this is different from that system. i mean it's similar that it's coming across it's not nearly as strong or not nearly as deep. the wind will start to crank up but not the 60 or 70 miles an hour category. you can see a few light showers on the coastline. some went out to the east bay and kind of little guy showers. just right off of san francisco heading into marin county as well. 40s low, mid, to upper. napa 43. napa target forecast starting off cloudy skies. we will go 42, 50, an

if you can avoid this area all little east of union square.n't come down here. >> darya: if your do your shopping or what ever getting ready for the shopping day with all the larry's what a mess. that is incredible. we will have to find out if this guy was new and did not know where or what. i'm sure there'll be some heat their in some explaining to do. >> reporter: i think the key word is was new, i don't think you'll be around much longer. >> darya: probably not. another developing story, live in washington d.c., there are hearings underway the ntsb is investigating the december and a gas line explosion that happened in san bruno. >> will: there back from break, they are being grilled by members of the ntsb she has been speaking for 15-20 minutes right now they're talking about the pipe pressure, was p&g in the in compliance. here's video of the explosion that killed eight people destroying homes. from what i've heard so far pacific gas and electric company said they were within the pressure lines. there is no definitive word yet on what cau

what are some of the reasons there absolutely will just like this type and unions that we're seeing across the states this is little more than a political effort to attack the democratic base the people who are progressive so those people that you just mentioned this constituency who they all have in common minorities young people looking for old people i guess that everyone else definitely democratic tend to vote democratic and there's a lot of reasons why people don't have i.d.'s or don't have passports or don't have proof of citizenship for example if you're a college student and you're going to school outside of your state you're not going to have a driver's license in the state we're going to school but you might not be able to vote at home because you don't spend the majority of your year there are people who live in very rural communities and don't own a car don't drive might not own a driver's license a study from the north carolina board of elections found that nearly a fifth of people might be negatively affected by these voter id laws and especially if you consider the fact that in america we don't have

. >>> starting april 1st, shoppers will pay a little bit more if they shop in some bay area cities. sales tax in union city will be 10.25%. concord's will go up to 9.75%. while santa rosa will see an increase to 9.5%. >>> governor brown is taking the ax to more social services to close the state budget deficit. yesterday he signed into law some $11 billion in budget cuts. brown says cuts to services will be larger if republicans don't agree to a vote on tax extensions. >>> the budget cuts mostly effect the elderly, the poor and the sick. welfare grants will be reduced by 8%. inhome assistance for the elderly and disabled will be reduced. and child care for 11 and 12- year-olds will be eliminated. >>> well, opponents of the smart meter program got some good news. getting the meters turned off could soon be possible, but it will come at a high cost. >>> and she may be gone, but her personalty still shines. the special wish carried out at liz taylor's funeral. >>> hundreds of people were evacuated and shops and businesses flooded with at least a foot of water in and mud. it came as quite a surprise with

they are in touch with union pacific about the state of the tracks and what's going on there in terms of a cleanup, if anything. they also tell me they plan to put out an update a little bit later today. i also have calls into union pacific about the state of the tracks. normally three trains take 2,500 to 3,000 commuters between stockton and san jose in the morning and then three trains back in the evening. yesterday those riders got taxis or buses back home and the trains are still, we are told down in san jose. no bus service today. friday is the light day. the spokesperson expects service to be fully restored by monday morning. reporting live in pleasanton, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> thank you, christie. evacuation orders are no longer in effect in the santa cruz mountains this morning. automated calls went out to people in felton grove and paradise park yesterday afternoon. we will have more on the conditions in the santa cruz mountains coming up in a live report at 6:30. >>> well, you have to see this video of damage in capatola. an underground storm drain failed flooding homes and businesses. one business opener says it all happened in a matter of

. >> now the union says oakland police are overworked and understaffed and get little support from city hall. the mayor's office tells us here at ktvu that the city is currently in labor negotiations with the police union and commenting on staffing issues would be inappropriate. >>> your time now 5:26. house minority leader nancy pelosi made the time magazine list of top tweeters. yes, nancy pelosi who represents san francisco made the list along with senate majority leader harry reed and republican senator john mccain as well as mccain's former running mate sarah palin. a lesser known name nationally on that list is newark, new jersey, mayor cory booker. he was on twitter saying he was "ready with a shovel" to help dig out constituents trapped in a snowstorm. >>> a super model will be appearing in san francisco this morning. miss taylor will be at justin her man plaza at 10:30. part of reader digest we hear you america tour. passing out checks to give financial help to cities hit hard by the economy. now she will present a check for $1,000 to san francisco mayor ed lee. >>> time now 5:

little while. all in all, unions and it will probably be under the wet whether it is for the next half hour.the system moves on, pass a much in the south bay but maybe in the else. san jose looking dry at the moment. look at what is off the shore. heavier cell of removing and. anybody traveling along boulder creek, or are passes it will be dealing with wet weather. wider view, all lot of snow and rain on the slopes of tahoe. a highway 80, 88, any route you will need chains. we have a series of storm headed our way that could drop more snow in the sierra. those resorts dealing with all whole lot of powder. in the pacific still having a lot of cloud cover that system from the cold air of the gulf of alaska. we will deal with what we saw over the weekend. mostly cloudy today, in the evening we see the next form coming in, one stays wet, so as thursday, friday scattered showers, saturday, sunday equally is wet. this saturday and sunday will be a lot like the past saturday and sunday. good morning george house the ride? >> george: this backed up at the toll plaza, one of our hot spots this mornin

. >> now the police union says oakland police are overworked and they're understaffed. and they say they get little support from city hall. now the mayor's office is telling us at ktvu that the city is in negotiations with the police union so they won't comment on staffing issues. they say that would be inappropriate. >>> in japan today the situation at the nuclear power plant is being called grave after confirming that highly toxic plutonium is seeping into the soil. plutonium was detected but plant operators say the amount of plutonium in the soil is not a risk to humans at this point. but they do say the discovery is another indication that radioactive water is leaking from the plant. >>> san francisco joined 160 other cities across the country last night to hold a vigil to show support for the people of japan. [ applause ] >> photographs were taken of the messages for the japanese people. they will be compiled and put on the internet. the stand for japan campaign also raised money to send to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami. >>> all right. we want to continue our breaking news coverage

live near the european union says it's keeping the military option open demanded gadhafi surrender a little mergence agreed to give brussels e.u. leaders showed political support for libya's opposition council but stopped short of official recognition don't you bushell's been following those events for us today. e.u. leaders at the summit here in brussels have backed libya's opposition council will fall and short of officially recognizing the rebels as the legitimate rulers of that country it comes off the angle of merkel the chancellor of germany said gadhafi should go now and that she go longer recognizes him as the country's ruler but there are growing concerns that have not been stopped by this summit of military force in libya the czech president said that even the imposition of a no fly zone over libya as backed by the u.s. and u.k. means war with that country with all the consequences that would entail and germany's interior minister went further saying that there is no prospect of military intervention by nato or the e.u. for the time being russia strongly opposes the aerial bombard

a little slowing on 280 southbound that's about all. across the bay hayward, union, and fremont starting off okay for now. 6:51 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. good morning. cloudy for some. mainly north and south bay not too bad. the rain is moving right over east bay and peninsula, oakland, san francisco. morning rain some fog out there as well. kind of muggy. tomorrow clouds return. very mild air mass in place. rain returns by late evening. front will not be in until tuesday. the seven and ten-day outlook keeps us very active for rain. we might be going into a stretch here. each one coming in seems to be a little bit stronger. the last one that came by was a couple .10. a lot of cloud cover seems to stream in here. again you can see where it's focused east bay over the delta and back over toward concord and danville. right there by hayward. it still has it made over by the dumbarton bridge. light rain on the peninsula and right over parts of san mateo bridge, the bay bridge, and southern marine. so there is rain out there and there is a huge spread between

to take some kind of action on libya we call all the little minds for no china zone are reaching the mention right at the same time the european union foreign ministers are said to need tomorrow thursday in brussels and on friday they will help in a crisis a meeting of all twenty seven leaders of the bloc in which they will issue a joint response now the e.u. is widely expected to expand its sanctions that it has a really set on the duffey family to be his close associates as well as his sons and family members cannot travel to europe there is also in place against weapons sales to libya but we understand that the sanctions will now include. i mean doggone equipment which could be used for some kind of internal repression and also the organizations that are controlled by the gadhafi regime will also fall within that sanction and we do also understand that you will be supporting calls for united nations investigation into what is happening here so certainly a lot of question on the international front in terms of what you do with this country although it is worth mentioning and it must be stressed that the feeling here in libya regar

unionized t.s.a. if you really want your safety officers working part time a little bit. for flimsy low and keep all the preaching about these women nothing people are saying just speak she's called her you know she says she's a star.

union workers at the hilton say their long fight was worth it because they say they now have a fair contract. >> we had like two hurdles. not just the company but a little bit with the economy as well. we knew what we needed and we knew they could afford it. that's why we went after it. >> union members had been without a contract since 2009 and had stage several strikes. this new contract would run through august of 2013. in oakland tonight, the city council is holding a special meeting to decide, among other things what to do about a $45.6 million payment due to the the police and firefighters' pension fund in july. the city is already facing a $46 million deficit. >> reporter: i'm paul chambers, live in mill valley, where a 5- year-old died suddenly after testing pogtive for influenza. >>> the clouds are increasing out there. we're not done with the showers yet. i'll let you know what you can expect. see you back here in a couple of minutes. ctory's uilt. i'm feeling sleepy already. nighty night. >>> today, the epa approved state regulations that will ban dry cleaners from using a certain chemical by 2023. many dry cleaners have already began using n

winning and forcing our government to sell off what little is left within our once great nation the one last thing stopping them are the public unions and main fundraisers to the democratic party the last vestiges of organized labor of people who are invested in and gala tarion and democratic america and not in a corporate partners this is the real reason for everything going on across the country from the budget cuts in washington to the budget cuts in madison from the bailout on wall street to the foreclosed homes on main street it's all about drastically remaking america and putting a few hundred billionaires in control of your future but as michael moore so eloquently said over the weekend on the steps of the capitol in madison there are still more of us than there are of them and it's not too late. ten billion dollars in corporate cash is worth very little of it and buy our votes let's grab on to what little is left of our democracy and with a slogan that despair is not an option embark on undoing all the perversions that these radicals have inflicted on our nation over the last thirty years let's under all or insanity from rea