today's rally brought together longshoreman and teachers. >> our class is 60 students. >> reporter: machinist and muni bus drivers. >> we don't move the people and product, they don't make money. they need to understand that. >> reporter: they say the event disrupted operations. protesters called for a strike, though others said they want the association to drop its lawsuit immediately. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> contracts for 50,000 state workers are headed to the senate for the vote. they approved contracts for six labor unions. the contracts with the california correctional peace officers association come underfire for removing the 80 day vacation cap. the contracts won't save the state as much as the governor predicted. falling $200 million short. >>> a judge ordered an end to the national football league lock out of players. susan richard nelson found the lock out was causing harm to the careers of professional football players. owners immediately said they would appeal. there is no current players contract, no way of knowing how they would handle trades an

i look at it as a longshoreman. we're talking about a down from the truck onto a move on to the barge. when it gets to where is going, it moves from the port in is dumped into the landfill. that is it. right now, we're talking about a dump and a load, i am not sure how many moves just to get into oakland. the other thing you are not looking at is revenue to the port. the port is the revenue for each container brought through the port. instead of sending stuff out of san francisco, all of a sudden you can be bringing them into san francisco, through our ports, and into the landfill. there's a lot to look out for barges. please take a long, serious look at it. that has not been done. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is john smith. i am outside counsel for waste management. i have probably negotiated or developed 50 or more franchise agreements. i urge the commission to continue its steady -- study. the fee is paid under the contracts are multiple and different. what may be 10.9% i

i look at it as a longshoreman.re talking about a down from the truck onto a move on to the barge. when it gets to where is going, it moves from the port in is dumped into the landfill. that is it. right now, we're talking about a dump and a load, i am not sure how many moves just to get into oakland. the other thing you are not looking at is revenue to the port. the port is the revenue for each container brought through the port. instead of sending stuff out of san francisco, all of a sudden you can be bringing them into san francisco, through our ports, and into the landfill. there's a lot to look out for barges. please take a long, serious look at it. that has not been done. supervisor campos: thank you.

. >> reporter: this longshoreman helped organize a sympathy strike today. wisconsin workers he says might have done better had they walked off their jobs. >> it was us volunteering the to with hold our labor. but in america, would you do that. i think you would see a new power dynamic emerging. >> reporter: the issue of fairness got this woman out of her house. >> they don't seem to care about the people, the middle class people that are suffering through all of this. >> reporter: that union official from wisconsin got some of the biggest cheers of the night vowing the recalls of their republican government and the protest. these strikes and many other in the country were planned for martin luther king jr.'s strike. >>> another large crowd turned out at this prolabor crowd this one in san jose. those on hand gathered in support of the people of wisconsin. >>> there's word tonight that phillip garrido is going to plead guilty to kidnapping jaycee dugard for holding her hostage for 18 years. >> he's going to plead guilty to most of the counts against him and

. >> reporter: this longshoreman helped organize a sympathy strike today. wisconsin workers he says might have done better had they walked off their jobs. >> it was us volunteering the to with hold our labor. but in america, would you do that. i think you would see a new power dynamic emerging. >> reporter: the issue of fairness got this woman out of her house. >> they don't seem to care about the people, the middle class people that are suffering through all of this. >> reporter: that union official from wisconsin got some of the biggest cheers of the night vowing the recalls of their republican government and the protest. these strikes and many other in the country were planned for martin luther king jr.'s strike. >>> another large crowd turned out at this prolabor crowd this one in san jose. those on hand gathered in support of the people of wisconsin. >>> there's word tonight that phillip garrido is going to plead guilty to kidnapping jaycee dugard for holding her hostage for 18 years. >> he's going to plead guilty to most of the counts against him and