the council has 60 days to appoint someone to fill the rest of russo's term otherwise a special election has to be held by mid-december. russo got the job after 11 years to become city manager in neighboring alameda. >>> carlos may soon join the growing list of cities to have a ban on plastic city bags, city council could take up that issue as soon as today and they may also consider some ban on food take out containers made of poly styrene foam. >>> riders on muni's busiest rail line are getting relief today muni is adding an express bus to run the same route as the rail line. this is a pilot program the ease over crowding on the route between san francisco's financial district and ocean beach it carries nearly 40,000 riders a day,. >>> not often we get to report good news at the gas pump. >> i know. pay close attention you may not hear this again. prices are going down. the lundborg survey says nationally they fell 17%, making the u.s. average $3.74. here in the bay area, gas buddy.com says it remains below $4 at $3.99, san francisco, $3.93 san jose and 3.91 in oakland. >>> where i fil

[applause] and the city attorney and one of my lawyers, john russo. [applause] oakland. from the board of education, emily mores. [applause] and i could go on and on with the -- mr. mayor to be of the people who are here celebrating with you on this very historic occasion. and it was all made possible by this fine collection of people to my right whom i've introduced by name and now let me ask the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, a man who chaired the historic meeting where the vote count was done without the assistance of our folk who normally count votes which is kind of the way i prefer to have votes counted in elections. you get better results. the prident of the board of supervisors, david chiu. [applause] president chiu: good afternoon. so mayor brown, i want to tell you the score of the game upstairs. two numbers. 11 to zero. [applause] this is an historic moment for san francisco. and i want to first start by thanking my colleagues at the board of supervisors. we may not -- please clap for them. we may not always agree. but on this great man,

the announcement came in russo's first official day on the job. noonan has served as interim chief. he starts work as full chief immediately. >> down to the wire, state lawmakers have until tomorrow to agree on a budget or they won't get their paychecks. governor brown calling on the legislature to set aside differences to close the state's almost $10 billion deficit. brown wants a combination of cuts and that extension of a tax increase we talked about earlier to close the gap. so far he has rallied support from business groups, educators and law enforcement. >> we've got to do the business of california. in order to do that, i believe the plan that i propose should be adopted or something very close to it. >> brown needs four more republican votes to get approval for a statewide ballot measure on the tax extension. >> state democrats pushing the governor to opt out of a federal program that flags illegal immigrants who are arrested even if they are not convicted of a crime. the electronic data base checks every person arrested and fingerprinted by police. since last year more than

hits on the discussion so so let's stay in this state in the trend and the customs union russia bill russo because a stand. they are developing this custom union and it's called one of the main obstacles under way of russia's joining the w t o is it really obstacle and if it is what so what's so strange about it for the europeans no i think the question is the following and i don't think it is an obstacle right now is not an obstacle right now because of russia decided to accede individually to the w t o and of course then make the necessary adjustments within the course of sheen for that what was a problem and was mainly a problem of time was to try to made the customs gene a member of the gluteal not because that is impossible in any way but simply because that would have meant to begin negotiations practically from scratch so i think this was the decision that was taken by russia was the right decision and are i think that we are very close now and in any case the customs union is not an issue on the table at this moment ok now another thing. i wanted to ask you is about one of your. in

and cash strapped dello russo has finally seen the light at the end of the at the end of the tunnel the country has won approval for a three billion dollar loan from russia and its. inflation has skyrocketed by twenty percent for five months forcing the government to freeze some key food prices people have been desperately trying to buy foreign currency both rubles lost almost half its value president look at shanghai was also seeking financial help from the international monetary fund but analysts warn no bailouts could save the country from collapse if it doesn't undertake massive reforms. let's take a look at the markets now oil prices likely low on concerns about the moment that's following poor jobs data from the main consumer the united states however soft the dollar and of people in the middle east are limits lawsuits. and shares in asia were lower on monday pressured by disappointing u.s. economic data and japanese stocks added to their losses in the afternoon session the nikkei fell over a percent oppose stocks in tokyo electric power dropped twenty six point nine percent agio

our superintendent, jane russo. she has served the santa ana unified school district for over 25 years. as the first woman superintendent for santa ana unified, she has been a visionary for the community. superintendent russo has built partnerships with parents, with community leaders, with government, and with business leaders. she has taken leadership roles and she has mentored and she has shown parents and faculty and administrator the business community, all of us, what it is to truly collaborate and work together. with approximately 58,000 students, 61 schools, 4,500 employees, superintendent russo manages the second largest employer in santa ana and largest school district in orange county and sixth largest school district in california. her accomplishments have been recognized at the state and national level. under her leadership for the school district's academic performance index, it increased by nearly 100 points and she received the highest score on state compliance report cards for special education and

she was appointed to the position left vacant by outgoing city attorney john russo. parker graduated from harvard law school in 1975. and before spending 20 years in the city attorney's office, she spent five years as assistant u.s. attorney for the northern district of california. >>> state legislators have until wednesday to meet the constitutional deadline to send a balanced budget to the governor. democrats and republicans are $9 billion away from doing that. the state senate passed a few minor budget bills today but did not address the so-called bridge tax. governor brown wants to keep the states's finances afloat until the fall. assembly's next session is on monday. >>> they will punish lawmakers for missing the deadline. they will muse salary and per diem each day they fail to reach a deal. and the state controller will not pay them retroactively when a budget is approved. >>> the great highway between lincoln and sloan is now shut down for sand abatement. the cleanup is required every so often when the winds blow sand on to the pavement. no word on how long t

a couple faces that were missing now look at the 2012 candidates that >> has been of russo of the republicx min average santorum all hoping to be on the gop presidential ticket. >> it is because i have seven children i am concerned about the future of this country. i don't take the pledge i take the bullets. sarah pailin said said she will not rask until we repeal obama care. his track record should >> for itself >> obama has failed the people >> donald trump will quit his speech choice run also spoke at the coalition. >> outstayed secretary aids makes his final trip overseas >> we have fabulous tips how to have good at it as a house guest. retiring secretary of state robert ades is heading to the middle east. >> he did say regan we may is be able to expand the security for the end of the shared the have the successful opening or at least be in a position where we a turn the corner in afghanistan. this is his final visit to a afghanistan before he retires >> now look outside and this is south lakes blue skies and clouds no rain so far >> a live look outside at the san mateo bridge try road

. >>> the veteran officer mike noonan was appointed to the post by city manager john russo.nan has been with the alameda police department since 1986 and has served as interim police chief since july of last year. he is also credited with helping start the department's school resource officer program which puts officers on alameda school campuses. >>> new video just into our newsroom of a special education teacher arrested by police on charges of rape. a ktvu cameraman captured these pictures of 56-year-old jerry johnson after 10:00 tonight. he is accused of raping a developmentally challenged student aide. police say johnson sexually assaulted the 18-year-old at the elementary school where they worked. we are told the teenager has the mental capacity of a 7-year- old. the police say if anyone suspects there might be more victims, give them a call. >>> there is word tonight that a half brother of convicted killer yousef bay the 4th was released from jail this weekend. joshua bay spent nearly four years in custody as part of a plea bargain. he had agreed to testify against ba

. >> reporter: the one time city attorney john russo has created some instability of his own in oaklandlameda's city manager. one reason he says he left is because he clashed with the mayor over the injunctions and on his side police chief anthony batts bats who himself tried to leave for the top cop job in san jose. how are things between you and chief batts these days? i have to ask? >> we work pretty closely. it's clear when i came on board, he was very ambitious and talented police chief. he wants to move on up. when he was rejected by san jose we had a very frank discussion. i had said to him when i was elected, i know i'm not the mayor who hired you, i just need to know if you're staying or not because we have some fairly serious issues in oakland to deal with. >> jean quan wants the city libraries open until 10 p.m., the gyms until midnight. she says it's all being done with existing money and volunteers. if you have a story idea for a closer look, log on to our website, cbssf.com. click connect, scroll down to the closer look button and send me an email. >>> the family of a youn

. >>> the veteran officer mike noonan was appointed to the post by city manager john russo.h the alameda police department since 1986 and has served as interim police chief since july of last year. he is also credited with helping start the department's school resource officer program which puts officers on alameda school campuses. >>> new video just into our newsroom of a special education teacher arrested by police on charges of rape. a ktvu cameraman captured these pictures of 56-year-old jerry johnson after 10:00 tonight. he is accused of raping a developmentally challenged student aide. police say johnson sexually assaulted the 18-year-old at the elementary school where they worked. we are told the teenager has the mental capacity of a 7-year- old. the police say if anyone suspects there might be more victims, give them a call. >>> there is word tonight that a half brother of convicted killer yousef bay the 4th was released from jail this weekend. joshua bay spent nearly four years in custody as part of a plea bargain. he had agreed to testify against bay to avoid facin

and, of course, the french were very much taken up with the whole idea of russo, which is the natural man, the real man and people le de la croix going off to paint arab chiefs and lions in northfrica. so they had never seen the real indians before and they performed a... their war dances for the king in the palace that was moment to remember. >> rose: this is auguus.. augustus st. go din when he was a student. he went or at 19 years old and he lived there three different times. and was working very hard each time and two of the later times when he wasn't a student is a riod when he did the farragut statue and the sherman statue. >> rose: now, at this time when they all came did they find themselves eventually or soon... finding themselves involved with paris as well as parisians? >> yes. and they were involved with each other. >> rose: and with each other. >> so many of these people knew each other. knew each other in paris, knew each other back here. >> rose: and shared friends and the rest. >> yes, indeed. and those that spoke french fluently naturally were more at ease wit their f

trees, power lines, russo are all damaged. >> police have arrested a man who they feel was the causeesterday morning he was trying of white acura and hit another car and that car hit the big reagan. passengers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. they arrested him with felony hit-and-run, the usia, and driving with a suspended license. >> a look at this video or a gentleman tries to and does hold up a sandwich shop he is asking the cashier for all the money in the register he stays calm for the whole thing, then removes and produces a semiautomatic weapon, he left with his food and the money. >> the utility said the gathering of all the records may take as long as the end of 2012. >> will take a break at 839 on the clock. i'll look from are roof cam and we will be right backer @ Ñ3ñ >> and we are back at age 40 2:00 a.m.. and is video of a furniture store that went up in flames. furniture store chock full a would appear in the fire department had a pullback as they could not put a dent in the fire and let it burn out. diego police to chase this guy along the freeway, the d

. >> reporter: the one-time city attorney john russo has created instability of his own in oakland, movingto become alameda's city manager. one reason he says he left is because he clashed with the mayor over the injunctions. on his side, police chafee anthony bass, who himself tried to leave for the top cop job in san jose. >> how are things between you and chief bass these days? >> we work pretty closely. it's clear that when i came on board, he is very ambitious and very talented. he wants to move on up. we had a very frank discussion. i said i know i'm not the mayor who hired you. i just need to know if you're staying or not, because we have some fairly serious issues in oakland to deal with. >> reporter: the mayor says that since the chief made the decision to stay, they work closely on strengthening community policing and getting more police officers out on the streets and to improve the resources for the department. if you have a story idea for closer look, log onto our website, cbssf.com. click on connect. scroll down to closer look and send me an e-mail. allen martin, cbs 5. >>> 9

elliott russo is an author and survivor. he taught us that whoever survives the test, whatever it may be, must tell the story. that is why in part we are here today. when hiv started in 1981, i was 23 years old. i was in my first job and i was a journalist here in washington writing about health care policy. who knew? and i wrote some of the earlier news stories about a disease that didn't have a name or didn't have a decent name for a period of time. i never thought that 30 years later i would still be working in some or part of my life on this epidemic, not just working but living through 30 years with so many people. and i am glad. i'm glad that i am, not because of the epidemic has lasted this long but because it is change my life the way i'm sure it is change the lives of everybody in this room, for the worse but worst but also for the better. so one of the things we need to do was remember and not forget of what the secretary or reminded us. there is a generation of people who left grown up in this world never knowing