actually, can i just ask, mr. jones, upping the cap $30 million, what are the additional tech expenses that you anticipate just on a bigger level that will come in? so, it looks like we may exceed the limit by march 2013. what are some examples that these large tech expenses that may be coming through the rest of the year? >> specifically on some of the allowances with you include, there are a number of ongoing large projects that were just started and the departments have not encumbered all of the funds that they anticipate to it. that is about 15 million. there is one with the treasurer tax collector in updating the bills and payments and calculations for that department. there is a replacement system for the port for their asset management system. there is an online endorsing system for the puc. there is also for puc an upgrading of their share point, for collaboration with work flow capabilitieses and enhancement. and lastly, there is a large puc project for -- to measure their revenue generating services for water

mrs. jonesrt, that she and her husband were in the car headed home when he began describing how a woman he had been trying to date rejected him. quote anthony looked at me and said i don't want to scare you but i have a knife and gun and don't want to die alone. she writes she was so afraid her husband was going to kill her she jumped out of the car as it was moving and escaped into a nearby shopping center. she wrote i believed if i brought him back to the house he would kill me and himself. mrs. jones wrote of another incident where her husband assaulted her and threatened to burn down her house and destroy her credit. he pushed me more than once and dragged me from the bed by my foot he threw something at me and it broke the bedroom window. i tried to call my parents and he took my cell phone. that restraining order was granted and served on february 1st. anthony jones is scheduled to make his first appearance before the judge wednesday. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> coming up more from the grammy

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who has it better than mr. jones? nobody. he ran back a kick and skerred td in -- scored a td in the super bowl. now he will be on "dancing with the stars." the entire cast will be announced tomorrow morning on "good morning america" at 7 right here on abc2. >> wow, he's got skills. >> all right. coming up our investigators uncovered some alarming delays. >> are you safer? an up yate into the investigation of -- update into the investigation of medical doctors. >> plus, february the 14th is famous for matters of the heart but it's also dedicated to heart health. call right now to 410-481-2222 to get your answers to your questions. let's play: [ all ] who's new in the fridge! our mystery guest: ensure complete... uh...do you support bones? [ ding! ] i've got calcium and vitamin d. oh! immune system. [ ding! ] one word: antioxidants. heart health? [ ding! ] my omega 3s never skip a beat. how 'bout muscles? [ ding! ] i have protein and revigor to protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. [ ding! ding! ding! ] that's a winner

mrs. joneso wrote of another incident where she says her husband assaulted her and then threatened to burn down the house and destroy her credit. "he pushed me more than once." "he threw something at me and it missed and broke the bedroom window. i tried to call my parents and he took my cell phone." that restraining order was granted and served on february 1, the very first day that her unclothed body was discovered in the park. scheduled to make the first appearance before a judge on wednesday. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> in another case there is a $1 million reward out for the capture of christopher dorner. it's been seven days since dorner allegedly killed three people as revenge for being fired from the lapd. the search is concentrated in the mountains 80 miles east of los angeles where his charred truck was found on thursday. tonight, the search is being scaled back. edward lawrence explains why. >> reporter: for the first time since the murders started, an award is being offered for the capt

. >> my dad is mr. jones from the counting crows. >> everybody's religious path is his own. i am not saying a higher spirituality is not possible. but it is pretty silly for a potentially guilty murderer to sit there on television and say the reason he is not guilty is because there is a man in the sky making it so. it seems a little silly to me. in 2013. >> no, but what he is saying -- first of all the law says he is not guilty. what he pled guilty to was obstruction of justice and he testified against the other two guys. there were three possible assailants that night. the other two by the way didn't go to trial, and they were acquitted. we don't know who did it. i don't think he did do it. he is a very famous football player. is he going to be knifing a guy in a club? >> a football player would never kill anybody. wait a minute, oj, sorry. >> i want to get charles into this because we are running out of time. charles, what do you make of this? >> my biggest beef -- by the way, i like him. he didn't make any tackles. he was so late to every play he could have made extra do

the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. this past sunday when i turned 70 years of age i read in the north carolina paper known as the news and observer, the article that i'd like to quote from the article first. more than 100 family members and uniformed service members marched slowly and quietly friday, arlington national cementtary, following army sergeant aaron x. whitman's coffin. draped with an american flag and carried on a horse drawn caisson. mr. speaker, there are probably not many members of congress and americans who know sergeant whitman became the first american to lose his life in afghanistan in 2013. i did not know how many more americans will have to die between now and the end of 2014 . one american life is already one too many. we have done enough in afghanistan. it will never change as history has proven time and time again. obviously there is nothing more important than an american life. but there is a second part of this sad situation and that is the 28 million -- $28 mill

but we do know that mr. jones will be arranged on wednesday. and in about an hour and a half, the family of the victim is holding a vigil. we'll have someone there tonight as well. reporting live in fairfield, noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> san jose police say they have rearrested a man who got away from them on wednesday by stealing an unmarked police van. they say that they took 32-year- old anthony sanchez into custody about 11:00 last night. he was sleeping inside a stolen pickup truck parked right outside a home on normington way in south san jose. >> police officers were yelling for him to get on the ground. and basically he did. he kind of resists. they had to throw them down on the ground. and then they had their guns drawn. >> reporter: sanchez has been booked on the original probation violation plus charges of auto theft, possession of narcotics, burglary and possessions of stolen property. >> reporter: san jose police are investigating a deadly fall from a downtown condominium  apartment. tanya bell fell to her death shortly before

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. like most of my colleagues last week, we were home. i took as many opportunities as possible to speak at civic clubs, meet with groups of people, talk about a range of issues. but i also always brought up the fact that we continue to fund a failed policy in afghanistan. i was pleased and also humbled by the response from these groups as they agree with me totally. and many of these groups, mr. speaker, were actually veterans. i represent the third district of north carolina, the home of camp lejeune, cherry point. and those in the military, who are now retired, said you're absolutely right. why doesn't congress wake up? there's nothing we are going to change in afghanistan. stop wasting lives and spending money. and mr. speaker, that brings me to this. on monday, in an a.p. article, the afghan president karzai on sunday ordered all u.s. special forces to leave within two weeks and requested their operations are ceased immediately which neighbors

. >> reporter: after hearing drew sing -- ♪ me and mrs. jones> reporter: karaoke taxi, where anybody can be a rock star. ♪ we'll meet at the same >> reporter: at least for a night. ♪ love me and mrs. jones ♪ >> reporter: francisco drove 1,600 miles from dallas to invite us here to sing what we're about to sing now. >> it's good. ♪ where it began i can't begin to not it ♪ >> our careers are taking off right now. ♪ it's going strong >> ♪ the fog is on. it's all good. ♪ was in the spring and spring became the summer ♪ ♪ you should come along >> you can rent this for party! >> you can? >> ♪ hands ♪ hands touching hands ♪ reaching out ♪ touching me touching you ♪ >> that's a high one! >> here we go. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ bum bum bum ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ ♪ so good so good so good ♪ i've been inclined bum bum bum ♪ ♪ to believe it never would but now i ♪ >> i like this. >> yeah. >> fun. >> it is fun. >> they run the meter? you stop and they run the meter? >> yeah. this is it. >> you just add 47 12-year-old girls, and you've got yourself qui

the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. i want to thank president obama for his nomination of chuck hagel to be secretary of defense. while we were home last week, i had the opportunity to watch the senate confirmation hearing, and i was dismayed by the way many of the republicans on that hearing chastised mr. hagel. mr. hagel is a man of integrity. i -- the question from one of the senators about, do you think the surge worked, and senator hagel was such he didn't want to give him a direct answer. i would have said no, it didn't work. 1,200 americans killed. i don't know how many iraqis. look at the country today. it is totally falling apart. that was a question towards senator hagel. . the iraq war was very unnecessary. it was manufactured by the previous administration, and there was a marine general, greg newbold, who actually wrote an article in "time" after the war started and one of the points he made that i'm going to share with you, mr. speaker, is some of the missteps included the dis

that doc ought to be able to call vps and put mr. joneslist. >> reporter: current privacy laws prohibit therapists from calling police absent a specific threat. attorney chick arnold says it may be time to change. >> the law of confidentiality is really simple, everything is confidential except when it's not. and when it's not is when our community has decided that it's rights are more important than that individual confidentiality right. >> reporter: arizona law allows anyone, a teacher, friend, family, to request an evaluation for someone who shows a quote, acute or persistent disability, not just those who represent a danger to selfto other, gregg, so getting those who are most unstable on the buy list however is controversial and that's where congress is trying to tackle that issue. back to you. gregg: william la jeunesse, live in l.a.,. martha: interesting. it's been about 20 years since iraq has been able to pump out oil at the rate that it is doing no. why that could mean a big change in the oil markets and for you the next time you

that doc, ought to be able to call and put mr. jones on a list. >> reporter: current privacy laws prohibit therapists from calling police absent a specific threat. attorney chick arnold said it may be time to change. >> the law of confidentiality is really simple, everything is confidential except when it's not. and when it's not is when our community has decided that its rights are more important than that individual confidentiality right. >> reporter: some 40 million americans are treated for mental health issues, no one is suggesting, jon that you put all these people or they lose the right to buy a gun for g. the question is when tow put them on the list and how. in arizona some experts are recommending that when a person has a guardian that means they are incompetent they automatically go on the list and allow mental health agencies after treatment and evaluation to petition the state that they go on the no buy list as well. jon: you said arizona system is one of a kind. any other states looking at copying it? >> reporter: i know t

they're going to learn very quickly how to be responsible or when mr. jonesa big chunk. he's got to go to the clinic. he learned that very quickly. gets the same treatment the emergency room they send in a. in the clinic they say let's get your diabetes under control. that's how we begin to solve these kinds of problems. it's much more complex than that and i don't have time to go into it all but we can do all of these things because we are smart people. and let me just begin to close here by another terrible. sea captain, and he's out on the sea near the end where the titanic went down there and i look at him and his bright light, right there, another ship he figures. and he tells his signaler, signal that ship. deviate 10 degrees to the south. back comes the message. now, you deviate 10 degrees to the north. tto the north. welcome he's a little bit incensed, you know? he said send a message, this is captain johnson, deviate 10 degrees. back comes the message, this is in some fourth class rightly, deviate 10 degrees to the south. now he is really upset. he s

among the millions of women who benefited from fmla is mrs. jones of san antonio, texas. she has two sons, aged 2 and 11 and took family and medical leave. her story is just one amongst the 100 million to show how we we can act together to make life better for families who have so many pressures today. the fmla helped her balance work and family and give her children the attention they deserved and i'm proud to introduce to you matari. [applause] >> thank you. >> good afternoon. first, i would like to thank leader pelosi for hosting this event and allowing me to support in support of the family and medical leave act and the national partnership for women and families for letting me know about this opportunity. thank you. [applause] >> like millions of women around the country i used the family and medical leave act to take time off of work after having a baby, two babies, in fact. during my time to care for my babies, my job was secure. but because my time off from work was not paid, my husband and i needed months of saving and planning for our family to survive financial

mr. president, your city needs you." athena jonesfor kron 4 news. >> hundreds of people who tried to brave the harsh weather conditions along the east coast are likely regretting that decision today. that's because hundreds of those cars and trucks got stuck along the long island expressway in new york due to the heavy snowfall. those stranded in their cars overnight did anything they could to stay warm. and eventually worked to dig their way out of the snow early this morning. the number of cars and trucks actually outnumbered the tow trucks and other rescue crews that were sent out to help. >> this is why we live in the bay area. who wants that stuff? temperatures today boris 60s. tonight, it is going to be cold. t a beautiful view of the car keenness bridge. temperatures right now checking in at the-- carquinez... bridge san jose is in the 30's. and a bit more mild in the san francisco, 48. most places in the 30's with the cooler areas in the 20's. a cold start for sunday. sunshine, mild, ticket degrees. monday, the same story wit

mr. president, your city needs you." >> reporter: athena jones, cnn, washington. >> a rally today in south florida, to honor trayvon martin. the teenager would have turned 18, earlier this week. friends, family and supporters marched for peace, chanting "i am trayvon martin." joining the rally was hollywood a-lister jamie foxx, who spoke to the crowd at a park in miami. nearly a year ago, martin was shot and killed in sanford, florida. the suspect, george zimmermann, has been charged with murder and is awaiting trial. zimmerman claims he shot the teen in self-defense. >> this evening, this wind should die down. temperatures will be dropping. perhaps a few degrees with below freezing for this evening for tomorrow, a cold a as for goal for tomorrow, look for temperatures to warm up. yi upper 50s and 60s. here is future we are looking at temperatures. notice most of the map is in the 30's. 30's in the north bay, with mid 30's by a ave. for the morning. we will continue to see temperatures warming up. >> chris brown making headlines details >> chris brown was an accident. this sounds like a pa

mr. reliable throughout the playoffs. he has been stellar but then the 49ers michael james tossing it up and that leads to another touchdown flacco this time to pitta. 14-3 now. and then jones show me what i've got. 56 yards on the back. get up no one touched you. finding pay dirt and it's 21 to 3 and you're starting to think it and jacoby jones drives it home. 108 yards ants opening kick off of the second half -- and the opening kick off of the second half. then the lights go out. kaepernick and harbaugh regroup. crabtree and two defenders and it comes down to crabtree again and to no avail. the ravens pull off the big win

mr. aaronson is joined by coadjutor mother jones magazine. this is in our 15. [applause] >> thank you so much for coming out. trevor and i spend a lot of time together working on the project and its fantastic to see a full-blown menace spoke. i assume you will all be walking out with a copy, but in case you haven't fully digested it coming and, i'd like to draw trevor at a little bit on how this came about because this is a man who spent more than a year of his life on freedom of information act documents from the fbi. how did this come about? how did you start going down this rabbit hole? >> and started for me in 2006. i was a reporter in miami and there was a case involving seven and from liberty city and at first it seemed initially to me roberto gonzalez came to announce the case that we're here to declare crowd more and we are going to bomb the sears tower, obviously the question was how the seven guys to clear groundwater. it was ridiculous. then i realized there was was informant involved. the connection was an undercover fbi informant who was posing as

mr. gliksthtern will give you his phone number now. >> further comment public on 620 jones. >> hi. >> i'm laniand i am a resident of 620 jones and i have lived there from the time that they first started construction. and my experience with both pete and jordan and the guys that run this is that if you are going to have someone put in a restaurant bar, these are the exactly the kind of people that you would hope for. they have been nothing less than accommodating, and courteous and respectful. and you know at the end of the day, it is a restaurant, bar, so there is going to be the realities of that. but, there has not been one time that i haven't you know, approached them, or asked them for any type of accommodation that they have not given me 100 percent of their attention and treated me respectfully. also, they made it available to me, and to all of the other renters they offered to put in new double pained sound-proof windows. i used to live on the first floor, literally in the eye of the storm and they bent over backwards to assist me with another unit that might be a little further f

jones and gregry wallace. it's interesting that gregory wallace, an african american man, was supposed to play mr. oge, an excentric neisei who likes literature. i thought it would be an interesting thing to do. but after a while we did a reading and we realized as good an actor as gregory is, it was pushing his limits for him to play a japanese american character in the late 40's. >> i imagine him as being much older. >> in the course of writing the play and using various actors, he became younger. this chinese actor is more like a character in his mid to late 30's, excentric, a career bachelor who is into russian literature and who fashions himself kind of patterned after the japanese artists of the 30's and 40's. he has round sort of glasses and a braid. but getting back to the question of creating characters, for example african american characters, i'm also caution -- i had written another play called johann that was about an african american gi and a japanese wife that got married in post war japan. i wrote that play 20 years ago. i wouldn't do it for about 8 years or so because i just didn'

mr. reliable throughout the playoffs. he has been stellar but then the 49ers michael james tossing it up and that leads to another touchdown flacco this time to pitta. 14-3 now. and then jones show me what i've got. 56 yards on the back. get up no one touched you. finding pay dirt and it's 21 to 3 and you're starting to think it and jacoby jones drives it home. 108 yards ants opening kick off of the second half -- and the opening kick off of the second half. then the lights go out. kaepernick and harbaugh regroup. crabtree and two defenders and it comes down to crabtree again and to no avail. the ravens pull off the big win 34-31 superbowl xlvii ray lewis said this is the last ride and talks about what it means to him and his children. >> see my kids and to bring them to the championship now where they can understand it when daddy talks about hard work and never quitting and always believe in your dreams and your goals. there's no better reward as father to win a ring on your last ride than my kids being by my side. >> proud dad right there. this is joe flacco talking about it. and when you think about superbowl and two weeks of hoopla leading up to it it was brother agains

mr. bernanke will reiterate that next week in his testimony. that's what is helping stocks today. take a look at dow jonesl average. we are up a hundred point at one point. take a look at some big names here. gold and copper might be down but material stocks are leading overall market. there is a turn around. there's your risk on stocks. i want to note the container board stocks to the upside yesterday. georgia pacific saying they would raise container board prices. that's yesterday. there are historic prices there on rock tenn and packaging corp. >> hewlett-packard enjoying its best day in 17 months. the stock now sitting at six-month high. what a come back that has been during the period. earlier today hewlett ceo sat down, meg whitman, and talked about the future. >> we are better and stronger together. but in the end, the financial results will have to underscore that strategy. >> needless to say, meg whitman who took over the reins about a year ago, plans on cutting about 20,000 jobs, over the next two years. >>> google hitting an all-time high of nearly 809 two days ago and trading above the $800 ma

jones and a fairfield apartment complex friday morning. he is accused of killing 13 year-old genelle conway-allen. the body of the middle school student was found in mr. phil park a week ago. if she was last seen alive in suisun city. police did not elaborate as to how jones is linked to the crime. >> friends and family held a memorial last night and memory of genelle. people including her classmates thought by to light candles, say a prayer and to remember the team. those who are closest to her family said that they are at least tenfold the there has been an arrest. >> trans in the bay area are running normally fall on a daily accident on caltrans friday evening. caltran riders were stranded for hours on the tracks near charleston road in palo alto. police say a southbound train hit a pedestrian run east metal roll around 7:30 p.m.. off the accident completely halted train traffic north and south bound for about an hour-and-a-half. >> a san jose man is behind bars this morning suspect of tried to blow up a oakland pbank. 280 mass killings l 28 yd matthew llaneza was arrested for allegedly putting together a terror plot to bomb a bank of america buil

mr. paul will be held today. investigators say sulyhose a li he's holding hostage. dozens of community members and officials gathered in northeast remember jim parker jones. the transgender warmer and was stabbed to death 1 year ago today as she waited at the corner beast n-uppercase-letter sycamore road. gary montgomery was arrested. family members are appreciative to the public >> we cannot express how thankful we all are for all of the courageous humanitarian acts >> my grammar is facing a charge of 6-degree murder but is not been charged with a crime. mayor says he plans to speak with the attorney general to see if the change needs to be made. the u.s. attorney's office says it has pursued hate crime enhancements in other cases they can't comment on this case because attending >> fox five follow-up prosecutors in baltimore rest of their case. defense lawyers forget% their site for man charged in the murder of the north carolina teenager. michael morris johnson is accused of killing felicia wearnes the 16-year-old was visiting relatives when she disappeared in d ecember 20-1/0. her body was found in the subsequent a river. there is no dna evidence link

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mr. president, the first thing a runs over is the credibility of the president of the united states of america. that is the first thing it runs over. >> president obama's former green jobs czar van jonescanadian indigenous leader chief jacqueline thomas of the saik'uz first nation trial from british columbia to attend sunday's rally. >> i am a mother of four and a grandmother of one, and i was raised by my own grandmother. she was a traditional medicine woman of my people. i learned early on the value of our environment. she was known as dr. sophie t homas and her words are still with me today. and what she told us was when we take care of the land, the land would take care of us. [applause] if we destroy this land, we will destroy ourselves. i am speaking on behalf of the alliance from northern british columbia. it translates to people of the earth. i am part of those people from the northern regions of the northwest territories, down to my cousin's, a navajo of arizona. we formed an alliance to stop the enbridge it will project that plans to bring tar sands will been to the coast of british columbia, which will then be put on tankers to go to the asian markets. the alliance is suppo