millones de dólares de su fortuna cuando su ex empleada doméstica la acusó de maltrato. >> meg whitmanb 26 busca hacer criminales a los que no tienen papeles, castigar a los que transportar albergan o les dan trabajo. >> en esta nota por ejemplo el remitente afirma que sus gatos valen más que cualquier mexicano cochino y en esta merece ser arrestado y ejecutado. >> no quieren aceptar que este crimen son el contexto de los actos de la base de la comunidad. para mi es la verdad. >> cuando se lo mencioné a él negó. su asesor fuera de cámara dio por terminada la entrevista y evitó que contestara. cuando insiste esto fue lo que dijo. >> no me importa contestar porque me parece ridículo. >> aunque las posibilidades de que la ab 26 sea aprobada en california son prácticamente números an lee lisanalistas y pl solo hecho que propuestas sean presentadas le hacen daño a la comunidad para fomentar el ambiente antiinmigrante cuando se fomenta en el país. es todo lo que tengo desde sacramento. >josé: muchísimas gracias por el reporte. ahora les cuento que el comité judicial del senado de arizona apl

hablamos de meg whitman... la ex candidata republicana a la gobernacion del estado...---ella estara conversando esta tarde en un evento de mujeres empresarias en redwood city... ---a solicitud de whitman... la prensa no tendra acceso a dicha reunion... ---recordemos que la ex gerente de e-bay gasto 144 millones de dolares en la campaÑa y perdio por un margen de 13 por ciento. cu - anchor --- y a proposito del discurso de jerry brown esta tarde, digamos que un popular programa que utilizan "muchos latinos" esta en la mira del gobernador. ----por medio de este programa, muchos aprenden sus primeras letras... ----pilar nino nos explica .... take pkg take pkg estos pequenitos ya empezaron con pie derecho su educacion 31:22 me gusta escribir corazones estan tomando clases que los preparan para el kinder leticia zaragoza/su hijo asiste al programa 21:50 sobre todo a mi nino que entro, no se comunicaba mucho, no hablaba mucho y le ha funcionado bastante bien 22:04 en el abecedario ya juega con mas ninos 22:06 asisten a un programa financiado con dinero del programa los primer

. >>> meg whitman is meeting in the city with women executives there. it is close to the media. it is one of her first public defense and she spent her own money on the governor's race in will speak about global issues and how they were related to women entrepreneurs. >>> there may be hope of saving team sports and bald university says it will eliminate five team sports. a officials say it could be safe if boosters race $5 million. the university officials say today that could be room for compromise and a decision could come by the end of the week. >>> new developments now about the report of a gunman inside the oakland elementary school. s.w.a.t. teams say they found no one inside. jana katsuyama is live where there was an intense and frightening afternoon. >> reporter: it started with an anonymous call in to police chief told me they have traced the call and found it came from a landline right here at the school. a twist in this gun scare that lasted for hours today. newschopper2 was over the scene as police began evacuating the law escalated school. the caller said a white ma

it is scheduled to liftoff on february 24th. >>> money doesn't buy everything and meg whitman should ow that firsthand. we know exactly how much she spent in her failed attempt to become california governor. according to campaign finance reports filed this week, whitman spent a total of $178.5 million. and more than $144 million was out of her own pocket. when you total it up, it equates to $43.25 per vote that she received in the november election. whitman lost to jerry brown by more than a million votes. and by contrast brown spent just over $36 million on his campaign. >> that is a lot of money. >>> 5:15 right now. we have been talking about egypt so much, now they have shut down the last link to the internet, but scott mcgrew is joining us now. google is trying to open the lines of communication. >> reporter: there's no internet in or out of egypt, but voice lines still work. so a bunch of guys in google have set up a tweet by phone service where egyptians can call a special number to speak their message. that's turned into the automatic tweet to make it easy to find online. late

on the issue of collective bargaining, this was an issue when meg whitman said that jerry brown was in the pockets of the public employees union, and that ronald reagan was the first to establish collective bargaining for municipal and county employees. from there, it expanded. brown did expand it, no question about it. but this is a line in the sand for public employees unions. >> does jerry brown say i have a machine to balance the budget that doesn't include the pension reform? >> he is talking about $12 million in cuts and he went to a budget committee meeting this week, first time ever a governor has done so, and what was described in the question time sort of session with these legislators and some of the republicans said we want pension reform. look, if i'm -- are you willing to do that? let's talk about it, put it up there. and immediately some retreated and said, well, we want to hear about -- this is an issue -- the fact is, public polls are showing that write now voters are standing with the unions. the idea of taking away collective bargaining does not sit with most voters,

reports show democrat jerry brown was outspent by 5:1 in his gubernatorial race against republican meg whitman. brown spent about $36.5 million on his campaign. whitman spent $178.5 million including $144 million of her own money. the oakland tribune did the math. brown spent $6.71 for every vote he got. whitman spent more than $43 per vote. >>> 4:36. you can expect a big announcement this week from oakland's top cop. chief anthony batts says he will let oakland mayor jean quan know by the end of the week if he is going to remain chief. batts had applied to become police chief in san jose but didn't get the job. he said he had concerns about the support and resources being provided to the oakland police department. but batts seemed encouraged that the mayor agreed to bring back 10 police officers laid off last july. >> you expect to fulfill your in the. >> i'm very happy with the things that the mayor is doing. the mayor and i are sitting down and that's a conversation we'll have during this week. >> the chief says the meetings will determine if his vision will fit oakland's vision of the futu

. >>> we're now getting some new totals of -- new totals of what meg whitman and jerry brown spent on their campaigns. it shows whitman spent $1785 145 of that was her own money. jerry brown spent 46 million. >>> if you are one of the people out there who just watch the super bowl for for the commercials, this is one of four advertisements. >> okay. blow them out and all of your wishes will come true. >> this is one of five detoe re- - dorito ads. you can catch this on ktvu channel 2 when the packer take on the steelers. coverage starts on sunday with a pregame show at 9:00 a.m. the game itself kicks off at 3:0 in the afternoon. after eating all of that super bowl food. you might want to hit the jim. researchers found a year of aerobic exercise can increase a part of the brain that's key to memory. the results back up previous research that show a link between physical function and bane function. >>> facebook users can update their status while flying this month. >>> a new study shows red-light cameras are saving lights. how many deaths could have been prevented, experts say, if all 9

. >>> megahitman is -- meg whitman was named to the board of proctor and gamble today. she resigned while she ran for governor. proctor and gamble welcomed her business knowledge, vision, and passion for winning. >>> schwarzenegger said he's returning to acting. he wrote exciting news, my friends have been asking me for seven years when they can take offers seriously. i gave them the green light today. caa is his talent agency. he quit acting while he was governor. >>> elizabeth taylor is in the hospital tonight for treatment of congestive heart failure. taylor was submitted to a center in l.a. a few days ago. the 78 year old suffered from congestive heart failure for seven years and had a leaky heart valve repaired in 2009. it's not known how long liz taylor will remain in the hospital. >>> coming up after the break, new information about an officer-involved shooting in vallejo. >>> plus what's different after a run herb died in a race last week. >>> and big changes coming to our weather. the last chance to enjoy the sunshine and when you'll start to see a lot of rain.

. >>> megahitman is -- meg whitman was named to the board of proctor and gamble today. she resigned while she ran for governor. proctor and gamble welcomed her business knowledge, vision, and passion for winning. >>> schwarzenegger said he's returning to acting. he wrote exciting news, my friends have been asking me for seven years when they can take offers seriously. i gave them the green light today. caa is his talent agency. he quit acting while he was governor. >>> elizabeth taylor is in the hospital tonight for treatment of congestive heart failure. taylor was submitted to a center in l.a. a few days ago. the 78 year old suffered from congestive heart failure for seven years and had a leaky heart valve repaired in 2009. it's not known how long liz taylor will remain in the hospital. >>> coming up after the break, new information about an officer-involved shooting in vallejo. >>> plus what's different after a run herb died in a race last week. >>> and big changes coming san francisco is still investigating last week's death of a 36 year old runner during a half mara

meg whitman, addressing bay area business women, bay area council sponsoring the event, candid conversation with 50 to 100 women executives and entrepreneurs. you may remember that whitman lost the election to brown after becoming the biggest self funded candidate in u.s. history. so, would you feel better about getting a ticket if the money was going to charity? southern california city is considering donating funds from red light running and camera tickets to those in need. the city council caused an uproar when it suggested expanding the program from three intersections to five. they want to convince citizens it is about making streets safe not making money. the city earned $250,000 over five years from 8,5 red light runners. >> just ahead, hold the salt. and trim your waistline. the new diet guidelines released to day. >> plus, technology to distract you from the game. why you may spend more time -- looking at a really small screen than watching the super bowl this year. >> good evening, plenty of sunshine to day. mid 50s for the eastern south bay. tonight. breezy condixes starting to d

. >> the full-time numbers are in on how much governor brown and meg whitman spent in the campaign for november's election. whitman's final tally is a record $178.5 million or about $43 per vote. $144 million of that was her own money. governor brown's campaign spent $36.7 million. this was the most expensive non-presidential race in u.s. history. >> if there isn't a safeway near you, there may be soon. the grocery chain is opening six new bay area stores as part of an aggressive expansion. the stores will be in pleasanton, castro valley, he will sear wrote tow and burlingame. the please san tonight-based chain is trying to get stores in emeryville, berkeley and new ones in oakland. safeway says each store will create about 200 jobs. >> it is 5:08 on this tuesday morning. once again various fog for you to encounter out there on the roads. >> but is it widespread? let's check with lisa argen. >> good morning. no, not widespread. we're looking at fog in the north bay valleys oozing into our east bay valleys by the delta. but elsewhere, peninsula, you're fine. san francisco good visibilit

somebody who worked for meg whitman. i can't look for your candid because she is pro-choice. i looked up and said, the you think that is the problem in california? we are over 12 percent unemployment, in the tank and the issue is jobs, unemployment? we want somebody who is going to bring those jobs back. that is the issue. we get caught up in the social issue. i'm not going to vote for you. what do we have? jerry brown for the third time in the state of california. that was a better deal. and that's going to vote for you because you are pro-choice that works out well. and sometimes you just shake your head at these things that absolutely go on. at think we need to stand back and look at ourselves. what are we doing to ourselves to purge people who may be great? is a -- firestone vineyards, whenever my father had a fund-raiser, if he was running for president of the united states. you put on a fire. they would always just whatever you need it, a fund-raiser to raise money, all of these things. then one day, i want to run for office. we can't support you. you would agree with u

. >>> they say money doesn't buy everything and meg whitman should know firsthand. we know how much she spent in the failed bid for california governor. according to files reported this week, whitman spent a total of $178.5 million. more than $144 million of that was out of her own pocket. when you total it up, e it equals $45.20 per vote she received in the november election. whitman lost the race to jerry brown by more than 1 million votes. brown spent just over $36 million on his campaign. >>> a device despised by some. drivers could actually save lives. a safety report says red light cameras are decreasing the number of intersection accidents. but they say the number of deaths and injuries could have been higher were it not for the cameras. hence they are decreasing the number of accidents. the study shows fatal crashes were 25% less than what was expected from what red light running was compared to cities that did not have the device. i'm sorry if this doesn't make sense. money may also play a factor. more drivers are worried about the expensive district. >> th

democrat jerry brown was outspent by a 5:1 margin in his gubernatorial race against republican meg whitmann spent about 36.5 million dollars on his campaign. whitman spent 178 and a half million including $144 million of her own money. the oakland tribune did some of the math. brown spent $6.71 for each vote he got. whitman spent more than $43 per vote. >>> a vigil is planned for the the community dad in west oakland. 64-year-old berry bingham was found dead in his home last week. he was a union leader and the first african-american of the alameda school board. tonight's delight vigil will be in front of bingham's home at 526 henry street starting at 6:00. union official, clergy and community activists are all scheduled to speak. >>> tonight, the oakland city council will vote again on licensing large-scale pot farms. this time by linking them to medical marijuana dispensaries. previous attempts have run into a lot of legal problems but now, councilwoman desley brooks has a plan to allow five new dispensaries in oakland with their own farms off site as well as farms for the four dispensari

you can't do what meg whitman did in california. run of one set of ads in the hispanic community and another a different community. how did they find out that it that? you have to be consistent. what we are missing in politics today is that consistency. i could go talk to young people. born in 1990's. .. >> and kisses it. and unless it's here. or in '76 when he's campaigning in south carolina. he goes into a trailer and talked to children who has come to listen to his speech, the school for the blind who have these young kids and they asked if they could spend some time with him. but he wanted to do it out of the glare of the light because he didn't want people towing it for press and these blind children ask him questions and he says these kids can't see me and he steps over and he leans his face down monks these children and invites them to lay their hands on his face so they can now see and hear him answer the questions. who does that unless it's here and people who voted for ronald reagan felt that the man was speaking from here

we now know exactly how much governor jerry brown and his republican opponent meg whitman spent in theovember election. whitman's final tally is a record $178.5 million or about $43 a vote. $144 million of that total was her own money. governor brown's campaign spent $36.7 million. when you combine the two totals over $200 million, the most expensive non-presidential race in u.s. history. >> if there isn't a safeway near you, there may be soon. the grocery chain is opening six new stores as part of an aggressive expansion. pleasanton el cerrito campbell, los gatos and burlingame. the chain is trying to get city approvals for stores in pleasant hill emeryville berkeley and new ones in oakland. each store will create about 200 jobs. >> well, should i whine about the fog here while the rest of the country -- >> you can. we can whine why not -- >> whaaaa, fog! >> we're looking at a beautiful day, beautiful week, weekend. need we go on? >> it's been wonderful. >> really nice. as we head outside a little cool here in the city but the problems are north and east of san francisco where we have

. >> a new job for meg whitman named today to the board of directors of proctor and gamble. whitman served on the board five years before running for governor. a delaware judge said he'll probably issue an injunction delaying the sale of del monty foods. stock holders claim it was orchestrated by barkley's capitol. and 200 borders bookstores may soon close. borders won't confirm anything yet but "wall street journal" reports the company may file for bankruptcy next year. and the resignation of egypt's president mubarak drove stocks up around the world. the dow gained almost 44 points nasdaq up 19. and s and p 500 added seven. >> coming up next complaints from california food stamp recipients that sacramento is acting like the food police. >> but should your tax dollars be spent at the ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó+ó

. >>> and former republican candidate for governor meg whitman is heading back to work at her former job. yesterday she was named to the board of directors at procter & gamble. she had resigned from that board while she ran her campaign for governor. procter & gamble said it welcomes back her business knowledge, vision and passion for winning. >>> barry bonds will be back in court next month to be arraigned on new charges related to allegations of steroid use. yesterday a judge ordered bonds to enter the new plea because prosecutors cut down the number of charges he will face. bonds now faces four charges of lying and a fifth charge of obstruction of justice. >> there used to be 11 unfounded counts. and now there are 5 unfounded counts. >> the charges are related to bonds' testimony before a grand jury that he never knowingly used performance-enhancing drugs. bonds will be arraigned on march 1. jury selection in his trial is scheduled to begin a few weeks later on march 21st. >>> roger clemens is turning the table on a congressional committee that grilled him in 2008 about using perf