. >>> this morning in san jose, city officials will announce help is on the way for the city's understaffed fire department. katie marzullo is live in san jose with more on the story. >> reporter: it is a very large grant we are at the fire department's training center, you can see that large in the background where some of the structure fire training takes place. coming up there will be new firefighters to train that is thanks to a large federal grant and not a moment too soon. take a look at this video, a fire that happened in may that destroyed one home and damaged another in the berryessa neighborhood. the san jose fire department says firefighting effort there is were hampered because a second crew was not available, due to cost cuttg brownouts. this morning the city along side the fire department is going to announce an 8.6 million dollar safer grant and the department going to use that money to hire 27 new fire recruits. back in april, 19 recruits just graduated, they were also, they are also being paid with a federal grand. wasn't to mention the federal grants from people marks the

but scientists still can't predict the next heat waves. >>> san jose city leaders recommended a 15 year for the november ballot. if approved, the measure would raise up to $64 million a year. there are reports the city council will consider the recommendation at its meeting on august 7. >>> san francisco's real estate value grew by about $6 billion. the value for the last fiscal year. the neighborhoods that saw the most growth are south of market and mission bay. >>> major league baseball today announced that san francisco will host next year's world baseball classic. the news means fans from all over the world will be coming to san francisco and organizers are expecting sellout crowds at at&t park, which holds about 42,000 fans. top baseball players from 29 countries will be competing. the semifinal, and final games will be in san francisco march 16 to 19th of next year. the select few who take part in the maverick's international surf contest will get an added perk this year. surfers will be able to add points in the big wave championship. the tour also holds contests in chile, mexico

but scientists still can't predict the next heat waves. >>> san jose city leaders recommended a 15 yearnt sales tax measure for the november ballot. if approved, the measure would raise up to $64 million a year. there are reports the city council will consider the recommendation at its meeting on august 7. >>> san francisco's real estate value grew by about $6 billion. the value for the last fiscal year. the neighborhoods that saw the most growth are south of market and mission bay. >>> major league baseball today announced that san francisco will host next year's world baseball classic. the news means fans from all over the world will be coming to san francisco and organizers are expecting sellout crowds at at&t park, which holds about 42,000 fans. top baseball players from 29 countries will be competing. the semifinal, and final games will be in san francisco march 16 to 19th of next year. the select few who take part in the maverick's international surf contest will get an added perk this year. surfers will be able to add points in the big wave championship. the tour also holds conte

when the city of san jose for environmental and social reason, health reasons starting putting up signs saying we are going to be moving everybody out near coyote creek. homeless affected obviously. we talked to a city rep about why they are doing it and how? we talked to somebody who suddenly has to move from the place he was staying to a new location. >> we've been working carefully with other partners who are involved with homeless services so we can connect people out here in the encampments with alternative houses to get into a better path. >> people down here -- [ inaudible ] we cleaned up the area here. this side looks disgutting so i see why they kicked us out. >> reporter: right now the movement that started 9:00 this morning moving the homeless out to safer place and getting their belongings out of here has pretty much wrapped up. you can see the san jose police department still has a couple cars out here they were here for the operation today just in case and from what we can tell they were not needed this went off without a hitch. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> the former n

when the city of san jose for environmental and social reason, health reasons starting putting up signs saying we are going to be moving everybody out near coyote creek. homeless affected obviously. we talked to a city rep about why they are doing it and how? we talked to somebody who suddenly has to move from the place he was staying to a new location. >> we've been working carefully with other partners who are involved with homeless services so we can connect people out here in the encampments with alternative houses to get into a better path. >> people down here -- [ inaudible ] we cleaned up the area here. this side looks disgutting so i see why they kicked us out. >> reporter: right now the movement that started 9:00 this morning moving the homeless out to safer place and getting their belongings out of here has pretty much wrapped up. you can see the san jose police department still has a couple cars out here they were here for the operation today just in case and from what we can tell they were not needed this went off without a hitch. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> the former n

san jose and in the rest of the county. for now, live in san jose, i'm damien trujillo. >>> san jose city crews moving into kelly park removing campers. homeless people have been warned the deadline is to leave and the city is making sure those evicted have a place to go. >> i have a motel to go to and they are going to help me with housing. to get into an apartment. so i'm looking forward to that. when i leave here, i'll be going straight to a motel. >> the evictions come on the heels of several fires in that park last week that the city suspects were started in those homeless xamps. >>> lopez is back in the bay area and in the spotlight defending her husband suspended san francisco sheriff mercoremi. she is testifying in hopes to help get her husband his job back. live at city hall is christie smith. >> everybody is wondering how she would describe the domestic dispute with her husband and she is testifying it wasn't very explosive at all. we have spoken with a legal expert who says her challenge is explaining a video about this incident and not trying very hard to help her husband, the suspended sheriff who is fighting to

leave by thursday or else, the order from the city of san jose to squatters in kelley park. officers have had enough after a string of break-ins in grass fires. marks a year is live at city hall with the latest as the deadline looms. >> officials are concerned about sanitation and health and about fires, and now the homeless that live there, they have just 24 hours to get out. the warning signs are up at homeless camp sites around coyote creek inside of kelley park, the signs are stapled to trees and take directly onto tens warning that everyone needs to be out beginning 7:00 a.m. thursday morning or they will be subject to arrest. some of the campsites are very elaborate including this one which has its own self- proclaimed address of 420 creekside village. this person has lived nearby and says that the evictions or originally come his way he got to make do. >> for me i just move on. i'm not sure, there are many more people that are here now. so i guess as a move that would just move around. >> just go somewhere else? >> that is what is going to happen. >> city officials wen

if voters were to approve san jose sales tax rate will judgment top 9.225% one of the highest in the country. >>> this morning san francisco city attorney will remind consumers they might be eligible for a refund if they got a payday loan. lawsuit in 2007 against payday lenders who targets borrowers through high interest rates. consumers have until october tpoeurz, to make that claim. >>> did you see fingers of fog on the way in? >> i wasn't counting so i don't know how many fingers. >> how many fingers did you count mr. nicco? >> it was overcast, so it was one big hand. kind of a palm. >> expert has spoken. >>> good morning. here's a look at live doppler, haven't heard of reports of drizzle and don't see any. we have a stronger sea breeze this morning, winds out of west southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour up to 30 in fairfield clouds are more widespread and will take longer to move back to the coast. today going to be one of the cooler afternoons with tomorrow. cover into the east bay valleys by 7:00. all of us in the 50s where we are now. by noon most clouds back to the coast. one finger of fog moving across the golden gate ther

san jose city leaders approved the sales tax by a half cent. it would expire in 15 years. san jose sales tax would jump to 9.25%, making it among the highest in the country. >>> now to our coverage of the 2012 olympic games. we want to give you a live look at the tower bridge in london, decorated with, yes, those iconic olympic rings. all eyes are on london as the anticipation mounts for tomorrow's olympic opening ceremony. some competition in fact is already under way, but the host city is still making final last-print preparations. phil rogers joins us live from london. it's got to feel so exciting there right now. >> reporter: it really does, it's a chilly night here in london but the excitement is building. you can almost hear big ben counting down the minutes until things get started. behind me here is the brand-new olympic stadium where this time tomorrow night, it will finally all begin. the olympic flame arrives at buckingham palace. seven years after it was awarded the games, london is about to put on its big show. the third time the british capital has hosted the

good evening i'm ann notorangelo a major coup for san jose the city is rewarded one of the three u.s. patent trade offices mark sayre ms. in san jose and silicon valley is a logical place for patent office >>> getting a patent office chair it is a three and half your project in the making and backer said it will bring those tech products to market faster than they already are, this is a video of the existing pattern office in virginia no satellite offices at all of that must go to this office and appearances aren't required in front of examiners one-quarter of all patents filed in united states originated in silicon valley and the congresswoman's as having local examiners live and work in the valley should clear a backlog that can stretch up to three years. >>> we think having a patent officer greg for the office great for technology great for the community had and were happy this is a great day >>> at this point no actual location selected for the new office of well it is back to be in this city of san jose sent as demands as many as 250 examiners will work in this office coming up a

city and county of san francisco and transportation authority. the only entity that still remains to approve is the city of san jose. there city council will take that up for consideration on june 19, tuesday. what the high-speed rail authority brought to the table as part of the negotiations was an additional 600 million in early prop1a funding related to their projects specified in the mou. what is laid out is taking the 600 million and combining it with the 600 million already designated to the region, and that combined 706 million and would go towards two projects, electric of vacation and positive train control. the total cost is just under 1.5 billion, just over 1.2 billion for electric fication. this is being combined with the 600 million arbillion already committed. the combined total will totally fund those projects. some of the benefits, 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, trendsetter faster, quieter, cleaner, more efficient, and therefore reduces travel times and is able to increase the frequency of trips, and therefore allows for increase readership, and therefore increased revenues. of course over

we took her concerns to the city of san jose. the city immediately called linda. >> and oh. yeah. a relief. >> regulations call for san jose to only cred i yait back to the date the mistake was decision covered but the city gave her three years worth of credit, a total of $155. >> and i'm on a fixed income. that $150 is a lot of meals for me. >> the city of san jose declined to go on camera and by phone said the customer is happy, we're happy. the issue is resolved. this is unusual. when looking into it it was clear to us that we needed to clear her account. >> thank you, thank you. >> you're welcome. and we're delighted to see her happy. >> yes that. is terrific. >> back to update the forecast. >> yes. there is happy to look ahead. this afternoon, so lovely there. is a time lapse view that is looking north. lots of blue skies. sunny skies around the bay area and there is a patch of coastal fog. mid to upper 70s around the bay. upper 80s to almost 90s inland and there is sunday, san francisco marathon. it will be cool with low clouds and fog and by 9:00 in the morning temperatures

sometimes food options can be limited turns out san jose and san francisco ranked among the most vegetarian-friendly citiesn jose number two behind seattle, san francisco number seven. the list is based on the percentage of restaurants in each city that offers vegetarian cuisine. >>> the primetime emmy nominations have just been announced this morning. they will be hosted by jimmy kimmel and will air on abc7. >> they rousted me out of bed in the middle of the night. >> clearly. >> this could be just as good at noon. >> how can you be that funny that early in the morning? >> he's been up all night that's humidity >> came out in his pj's as you saw his show is up for outstanding variety series. modern family had the most nominations among comedies with 14, including outstanding comedy. of course you are looking at dancing with the stars also nominated. overall, mad men and the mini series american horror story lead in the nominations with 17 each. other leading nominees include downton abbey, hatfields and mccoys and hemmingway. you can watch the emmys live from the nokia theater sunday september 23rd, start

san jose's newest casino is built but not open. san jose city leaders have not decided to approve a permit that casino matrix has been trying to get since last year. at a hearing the city's gaming administrator recommending the casino be allowed to open the first floor only. the top floor would not open until september. a spokesman for the casino says they are working with the city trying to comply with all of the recommendations. the final say now belongs to the chief of police christopher moore who is expected to make his decision by the end of the week. >> want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. you can tell it's cooler throughout this morning. >> it certainly is. it feels crisp. that's an indication we're going to be cooler this afternoon. temperatures in the 70s. we'll have your full forecast. >> antioch highway 4 nice all the way to concord. the construction remains at the diablo on ramp. no slowing past the scene. the same thing past al costa. you see yellow out of the altamont pass. >> thanks so much. >> let's say

city. a lot of prostitutes from other areas are attracted here because it is a safer place to do business and they will not tolerate it here in san jose but one hotel reaction to the problem that has been identified maybe even bigger than the prostitution itself. >> this hotel is being sued by the city of san jose in civil court for condoning and profiting from prostitution. the mayor says that san jose has been attractive to prostitutes from around california because the streets are less violence. >> prostitutes and people come here because it is a safe place to do business. it is a safe big city but it is not something that we tolerate. so we have taken some aggressive steps to deal with this. >> inside of the hotel office we found the front desk clerk was more than willing to talk about the problem. >> there's still a lot prostitution. >> as long as her attorney was present and her face was hidden. >> it was not as bad when i first started. >> once the owners and managers were notified of the lawsuit and unusual hand written posted memo appeared on the front desk for employees to follow. >> we do have a sign that says oakland, fres

san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. one of the safest big cities in the country, san jose, has seen an increase in the number of murders in the last few years. this marks san jose' 22nd homicide of this year. there were 28 by the end of july last year. a total of 40 homicides in all of 2011. no deal, no dealing. san jose's newest casino is built but still not open. san jose officials had another hearing this morning on the license that casino matrix has been trying to get since last year. the city's gaming administrator recommended that the casino be allowed to open the first floor if certain restrictions are met. the top floor, which would house four suites, wouldn't open until september. the spokesperson for the casino said they're working with the city to comply with all of those recommendations. >> the card room is one of the largest taxpayers in the city of san jose and it will be one of the largest employers as far as independently owned businesses in the city of san jose. that's important. the owners really take pride that they'll be giving

bill whitaker, cbs news, mexico city. >> jeff: still to come on tonight's "cbs evening news." does san jose know the way? the fight over pensions in strapped cities across the country. >> jeff: as the fourth of july holiday approaches gas prices continue sink. the average price of 3.33 a gallon is down 9 cents in just the past week and perhaps helped by those prices aaa predicts holiday travel will spike sharply this year. more than 42 million americans will venture more than 50 miles from home. the highest number since 2007 before the recession. still feeling the pain of the recession, a growing number of cities are cutting the pay and pensions of public employees. but there can be a backlash. priya clemens in san jose has a case in point. >> how are you feeling about leaving? >> very sad. i mean it's a very, very tough decision. >> reporter: after 15 years as a motorcycle cop in san jose, sergeant ed conover says he just can't afford to keep patrolling the streets of silicon valley. >> i live in san jose, i own a home in san jose but if i take another 20, 25% pay cut i lose my house. it's

not said exactly how it started. >>> people ordered to leave a park in san jose have until tomorrow morning to get out. the city's environmental services department posted eviction notices. the decision to evict them came after several brush fires last week. san jose police say officers will be present for tomorrow's cleanup, but say they don't foresee having to make any arrests. >>> protesters rallied tonight outside a contra costa county jail. and called on the sheriff to stop deporting people arrested on low level charges. one man knows how quickly this policy can change lives. >> reporter: julie, contra costa county leads the bay area in the number of immigration holds with more than 1600 people dough ported from this county -- deported from this county in the last two years. that's why immigration advocates protested outside here this afternoon. he tried to pick up his fiancee, arrested monday for a traffic infraction. now she's forcing deportation to mexico. >> i came over here she's got a hold in immigration. >> reporter: about 80 protesters gathered, demanding the sheriff stop cooperating with officials.

not said exactly how it started. >>> people ordered to leave a park in san jose have until tomorrow morning to get out. the city's environmental services department posted eviction notices. the decision to evict them came after several brush fires last week. san jose police say officers will be present for tomorrow's cleanup, but say they don't foresee having to make any arrests. >>> protesters rallied tonight outside a contra costa county jail. and called on the sheriff to stop deporting people arrested on low level charges. one man knows how quickly this policy can change lives. >> reporter: julie, contra costa county leads the bay area in the number of immigration holds with more than 1600 people dough ported from this county -- deported from this county in the last two years. that's why immigration advocates protested outside here this afternoon. he tried to pick up his fiancee, arrested monday for a traffic infraction. now she's forcing deportation to mexico. >> i came over here she's got a hold in immigration. >> reporter: about 80 protesters gathered, demanding the sheriff stop cooperating with officials.

san jose. we're, the san jose vietnam war memorial foundation and we are very, very close now to breaking ground in the city of san jose. and erecting the monument that's going to honor the 142 american men that registered for the armed forces here in our city and died on vietnam soil. and there are 142 of them, 43% of latinos, but all ethnic groups are represented. all of the armed forces are represented. and we're, we're getting, going to get the job done. there's a small group of us, five. but we represent many of the veterans organizations, which is all the veteran organizations in the valley. they are supporting us and we're going to get it done. we're very close. >> good luck. you're flying the colors of the american gi form. that obviously organization instrumental in getting latino veterans the rights and the services that are due to them. >> yes, absolutely. many of those kids, you kale them kids, many of those men are high school buddies that never came home. and we just, you know, it's just on and on, we have so many fine points to, to justify the fact that it's long overdue, we want this monumen

san jose's sales tax rate would jump to 9.25% one of the highest in the country. >>> this morning san francisco's city attorney will remind consumers they might be eligible for a refund if they got a payday loan. only two months remain for people to register to be part of the seven million dollar settlement. it stems from a city lawsuit in 2007 against payday lenders who unfairly targeted low income borrowers through high interest rates. people who received a short term loan from 2005 to 2007 may be eligible for a refund. consumers have until october 1st, to make a claim. >>> latest on the colorado move think -- movie theater massacre the university once attended by the againman confirms it received a package three days after the shooting sent by james holmes and contains a notebook with vivid descriptions of his planned attack. some victims showing compassion towards the shooter. a man shot three times says he forgives holmes. >> he's a lost soul right now. i just pray the lord can find his way into his heart and change him. >> i'm so thankful that he did not kill himself or be killed. i want him ali

. >> dozens of homes people are being evicted from one of the largest city parks in san jose, the encampment has been the center of a series of suspicious fires over the past couple of weeks. patrick is there to explain what is about to happen. good morning. >> the city of san jose has issued an eviction notice for today for the homeless encampments, the city has ordered them to leave so that clinton can begin. earlier this week police issued fliers announcing " you are trespassing and will be subject to criminal prosecution if he remained ". residents around here seem to be relieved by the cleanup, one of them said they feel sorry about them but they don't feel comfortable, they're scared to walk back there because there are many campsites down by the creek at least a dozen residents. police came by the encampment monday handing out hotel vouchers and information about city containers that homeless residents can store their belongings in. we will have more on this story as it develops throughout the morning, reporting from san jose, cbs 5. >> ok, thank you. >> a true whether man goes outsid

the cuts were the only way to avoid going down the san path of the other cities such as vallejo and stockton and which recently filed bankruptcy. san joseut salaries 10 percent across the board and/2000 jobs and left libraries and the police station and the announced that reid says it was not enough pensions cost the city more than half its entire payroll and 20 percent of the general fund. other cities with big obligations like philadelphia and at 28 percent of its budget and like los angeles are also worried. when mayor ed reed when 70 percent of the vote to cut retirement let peg it seem san jose might have an answer >>> we demonstrated if you take this problem to the voters and have strong support it has left bitterness or in the city and workers according to this and resist it worked professor >>> the city maybe in a better place today financially but there's a lot of loans. >>> i felt like i've been led down and betrayed >>> litigation could take years, the mayor says unless there's a restraining order to help push ahead for changes. california is a head of the fed's in assuring maternity coverage in health plans. a new state law

the streets of silicon valley >>> i own a home in san jose but if i take a pay cut and lose my house. >>> he's decided to look for new job and a new cityurning in accidents of other police officers leaving san jose. fallout from a vote in june to reform pension paid. mayor chuck reed spearheaded the ballot measure which requires workers pay more now and into their pension plans. and abandon some benefits. >>> some people do like me and some don't >>> mayor rhee says the cuts re only way to avoid going down the path of other cities like vallejo and stock in which both declared bankruptcy. >>> we cannot wait and hope for the best because they were not going to turn out well. >>> san jose cut salaries 10% and slash 2000 jobs. reed says it was not enough get pensions cost the city half of its entire payroll and 21% of its general budget other cities with big obligations like philadelphia and los angeles with 32 percent of its budget are worried. when i read when 70 percent of the vote to cut retirement pay its in san jose might have an answer. >>> we demonstrated that if you take the problem to the voters you have support. >>> but the solu

patent and trademark offices will be added to san jose. cityders offering 20,000 square feet of office space in city hall. it's a perfect fit according to one congresswoman. >> why is at big deal? about a quarter of all of the patents come out of silicon valley. it's a huge statistic. >> the offices will open in 2014 and should reduce the backlog of patent approvals that can take up to three years. >> time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good week? >> i wish we could patent the weather we had over the weekend. this week we're getting deeper into the summer and it's going to feel more sum ear like especially when you compare it to last week. a live look at san francisco. old glory blowing in the breeze. our nation's birthday this wednesday. what a great country, what great places we live in. plenty of sunshine, windy as we head throughout the afternoon. the breeze will build. throughout the fourth of july, warmest day of the week wednesday. also the clearest day of the week. i think you'll get a clear shot at the firewo

sea breeze winds three degrees cooler than average in san francisco, seven napa and san jose redwood city1° cooler than average, sunsets 8:35. huge dome of hot high pressure that has been pushed east now thanks to the sea breeze. it will back its way towards us that's why we'll be warmer than average through the weekend. today mid to upper 70s south bay los gatos 80. low to mid 70s peninsula. millbrae 68. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast. 67 sausalito with mid 70s to near 80 through most of the north bay valleys. clouds at beaches and low 60s. upper 60s to low 70s east bay shore. inland mid 70s possibly mid 80s towards brentwood. monterey bay 60s with sun this afternoon and 70s as you head inland. alameda county fair temptations have come over from san rafael they were at the marin county fair and are going to play here 7:00 tonight in pleasanton it will be 71° and breezy. cloud cover tonight takes over most of our neighborhoods, 50s except santa rosa at 49°. here's what i'm talking about tomorrow temperatures about two to four degrees warmer back to average. saturday all the way thro

we took her concerns to the city of san jose and the city immediately called linda. >> oh, yeah. was a relief. it was a relief. >> city regulations call for san jose to only credit her back to the date the mistake was discovered. but the city took it a step further. they gave her three years worth of credit, a total of $155. >> i'm on a fixed income. that $150 is a lot of meals for me. >> the city of san jose declined to go on camera but by phone said in our mind the customer is happy and we are all happy. the issue is resolved. this is an unusual circumstance. when we looked into it it was clear to us we needed to clear her account. >> thank you! thank you! >> now we are happy to see linda is so happy. now if you have a consumer issue you can't get resolved, let me know about it by going to our website at abc7 news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> stay with us for all the latest olympic results for team usa and teams from your other countries. here is how we will keep you informed. on air we will announce a spoiler alert. if you don't want to know you will have plenty

is the day that authorities plan to clear out homeless encampments along the coyote creek in san jose. cityrews were coasting eviction notices earlier this week. all of this follows complaints from residents of of calories, trash and a string of grass fires. this >> bags of trash are piling up just south of kelley park well we're want trails lead down to coyote creek. after living in these tents or year and have many are packing up ahead of thursday's deadline to leave or face arrest. >> i used to work as a cable technician. i lost my job and i did not have any money to pay the rent. >> social workers are helping homeless veterans for paperwork for temporary city sponsored housing. they insist that the campers are not to blame for the rash of recent fires. >> we will get through this and get out of here. we are going to survive. >> further upstream mario costs led me through to his camp, a tents in the trees covered in blankets and surrounded by bags of food, clothing and scavenged aluminum cans which is their only source of income. emotions are mx of embarrassment in gratitude. this >> is

sea breeze winds three degrees cooler than average in san francisco, seven napa and san jose redwood city° cooler than average, sunsets 8:35. huge dome of hot high pressure that has been pushed east now thanks to the sea breeze. it will back its way towards us that's why we'll be warmer than average through the weekend. today mid to upper 70s south bay los gatos 80. low to mid 70s peninsula. llbrae 68. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast. 67 sausalito with mid 70s to near 80 through most of the north bay valleys. clouds at beaches and low 60s. upper 60s to low 70s east bay shore. inland mid 70s possibly mid 80s towards brentwood. monterey bay 60s with sun this afternoon and 70s as you head inland. alameda county fair temptations have come over from san rafael they were at the marin county fair and are going to play here 7:00 tonight in pleasanton it will be 71° and breezy. cloud cover tonight takes over most of our neighborhoods, 50s except santa rosa at 49°. here's what i'm talking about tomorrow temperatures about two to four degrees warmer back to average. saturday all the way through

last, temperatures each day -- that's going to last temperatures each day coming down. 80 san jose, 77 redwood citysan francisco nice mid and upper 60s, breezy winds in the north bay, cooler today with 80 in san rafael, low 70s berkeley near fremont 80 today, numbers on your way again to summer-like readings here not too hard to take danville that's what you expect time of year 91 watsonville 72 tonight in the city nice evening going to get cool through the 7:00, 8:00 hour winds could kick up low clouds and fog across the bay tonight 53 in the city, 60 concord. we talked about the cool down through the middle of the week. warm-up looks more comfortable. >>> emeryville-based pete's coffee going private. a german company which invests in consumer goods will pay more than 977 million dollars. pete's was founded in 1966 in berkeley. the company will keep its headquarters here in the bay area. it is >>> today the devastating health that could be avoided by less salt. the budget botox that can give you a lift without injections and high cost. those stories and more at 4 and 5. >> right now you are lookin

staff, excellent faculty, engagged student body and have a great relationship with the state of san jose. a city university relationship that's a model. i think that it's the kind of energy. >> i want to thank all of the guests for being here today. this is what the television needs to do more. take time and talk about these issues. we thank you for joining us and we hope that you will come back for another issue of equal time.

advertising on the line along with jobs as the las vegas style card room casino awaits approval from city of san jose >>> anull know enough about it if there are other issues if there's just an issue we already have cardrooms >>> delays in getting the card rooms open lead to friction between the owners and the city the owner said the delay is bordered on harassment according to the san jose mercury the metro says the matrix has been waiting since march and unaware of breakthroughs city officials did not respond to cbs 5 request for comment. and approval for a august opening could come as soon as tomorrow or not a hearing before the police chief to approve the permits many see it as a jobs issue. >>> they got rid of two thousand employees they need money to keep the ones we have, why stop a cash flow >>> another official heads the police department division of gaming control told the mercury news the owners frustrated oversight efforts. gambling on the top floor limits the ability to respond the casino has not demonstrated the surveillance system meet seti requirements people visiting the fountains th

. >>> the city of san jose has issued an eviction notice for today. the city has ordered people living here at the camp to leave so that they could clean up prayed residents are around here seem to be relieved about the cleanup. >>> once said i feel sorry for them, but we don't though comparable around them. i'm scared to walk back there. >>> we're going to have more information as they come in. >>> use the students get a little break on tuition this fall. what the regents decided to do, but there is a catch and why some shoppers can't seem to keep their hands off of this advertisement. what was waiting for this guy after he jumped into the water, it's all coming up >>> what your saying is a live look in the kcbs news room. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a group of the fishermen had a close encounter with a great white shark prayed they were spear fishing in florida. one jump in and saw a shark. appalled him back to the boat and circled it for a few minutes. >>> how about a little bit of traffic on this thursday? >>> heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza,

last, temperatures each day -- that's going to last temperatures each day coming down. 80 san jose, 77 redwood city. san francisco nice mid and upper 60s, breezy winds in the north bay, cooler today with 80 in san rafael, low 70s berkeley near fremont 80 today, numbers on your way again to summer-like readings here not too hard to take danville that's what you expect time of year 91 watsonville 72 tonight in the city nice evening going to get cool through the 7:00, 8:00 hour winds could kick up low clouds and fog across the bay tonight 53 in the city, 60 concord. we talked about the cool down through the middle of the week. warm-up looks more comfortable. >>> emeryville-based pete's coffee going private. a german company which invests in consumer goods will pay more than 977 million dollars. pete's was founded in 1966 in berkeley. the company will keep its headquarters here in the bay area. it is expected to chose in three months. >>> we'll take a short break and be right back. >>> today the devastating health that could be avoided by less salt. the budget botox that can give you a lift without inj

line along with jobs for 300 dew employees as the las vegas style casino awaits approval from city of san jose. >>> i don't know enough about it but if it isn't an issue we don't want a card room we're already have programs >>> the las vegas style carter and lead to friction between owners and the city. according to the san jose mercury and the metro matrix principle has been waiting since march and unaware of breakthroughs. city officials did not respond for cbs 5 request for comment and august opening approval could come as soon as tomorrow. the police chief must approve the card permit many see it as a jobs issue. >>> this will bring our has brought to thousand employees why stop a cash flow >>> another official heads the police department gaming control says the matrix as owners have frustrated oversight efforts. he says the casino has not demonstrated the surveillance system meets the requirements some folks visiting the ceasar chavez bonds note that these car clubs bring in $50 million a year to the city. >>> were going to bring tourists and help us out >>> let's start collecting the rat

streets of silicon valley >> i own a home in san jose but if i take another cut i lose my house and i'm gone >> he decided to look for a new job in a new cityially joining an exodus of police officers leaving san jose, fallout of a vote to reform pension pay. mayor chuck reed spearheaded the ballot measure which requires workers pay more now into their plans and abandon some benefits already promised. >> mayor reed says the cuts were the only way to avoid going down the path but california cities and stopped in an vallejo which both declared bankruptcy. >> we couldn't just wait and hope that things would turn out for the best because there were not going to turn out well >> san jose cut salaries 10 percent across the board. reed says it was not enough. pensions cost the city more than half its entire payroll and 21% of its general budget. other cities with big pension obligations like philadelphia with 28 percent of its budget and l.a. with 32 percent are also worried. when mayor read 170% of the vote to cut retirement pay it seemed that san jose might have an answer >> what we did does demonstrate that if we take this problem to the voters

city in the country and that may be why the world's oldest profession is settling in. when ramirez explains prostitutes from oakland to fresno and beyond are setting up shop in san jose. the hotel lawn is being sued by the city of san jose in civil court for condoning and profiting from prostitution the mayor says san jose's been attracted to prostitutes from around california because the streets are less violence. >>> prostitutes come here because it's a safe place to do business and they save big city but it's not something that we want and is also the we can tolerate so we have taken some aggressive steps to deal with this. >>> inside the opposite on the front desk clerk was more than willing to talk about the problem. as long as her attorney was a bright presence. >>> opposed the memo appeared on the front desk for employees to follow. the vallejo sacramento young black and get a do not rent. pam's or do not rent to tim's or hacker is because we have been renting to them. the post also said employees renting to some on that list racism and that they're clean up their acts. are relocating here because i was accepted into the postgraduate my program. and decided to c

possible. >>> when it comes to local air travel sfo may have to share the wealth with san jose and oakland airports. the city'srademark makes -- san francisco international is ranked among the worst for flight delays and cancellations. the regional planning committee wants to expand the number of flights at oakland and san jose mineta. they want sfo's share of local passenger load dropped from nearly 70% last year to 56% by the year 2035. committee members also say oakland could then handle another 5% of air traffic and over the next 23 years they'd like to see san jose's share grow by nearly 6%. >>> in "health matters" tonight, a massive stroller recall to tell you about and it comes eight years after the death of a southern california child. peg perego is recalling more than 220,000 strollers because children can become trapped and strangled by the stroller. the recall applieses to the venzia and pliko-p3 strollers. the company says a 6-month-old died of strangulation in one of the strollers back in 2004. and then a 7-month-old was nearly strangled two years later. now, only strollers with a child tray and o

range of how far below average we are four degrees in san francisco, five oakland, six san jose, nine in redwood city typically mid to upper 70s in the south bay. sunshine and 77 san jose. decreasing temperatures on the peninsula closer to clouds in millbrae 69 low to mid 70s elsewhere. 59 pacifica daly city mid 60s downtown and south san francisco, north bay mid to upper 70s, with sun only 58 in bodega bay, 60s and 70s through -- sorry we had a light go out, upper 70s concord, walnut creek and dublin low to mid 80s the rest of the east bay valley. 71 in santa cruz today, 78 in gilroy. garlic festival began at 10:00, sure didn't take long for that smell to develop. warming quickly to 72 by noon, upper 70s to low 80s by 4:00. giants in town, huge series three games ahead of the dodgers if we sweep 'em we could push 'em six back 7:15 first pitch cloudy breezy depositing to 56. kite festival in berkeley at the marina temperatures tomorrow around 60 to 68° starts at 10:00 ends 6:00, winds southwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. sierra a lot of sun near 80 tahoe, mid 90s in yosemite. with the extra sunshine we

san jose, 54 napa, 53 santa rosa, and 55 in the city, so it's noticeably cooler, here a little higherthe guy right there. the front of the cooling will take place tomorrow, one more system rotating in by sad. high pressure -- saturday, high pressure will slide back a little bit. cooling trend, at least away from the coast but there's a lot of fog out there. chilly out there, misty, a little drizzly. and santa rosa, nevada all in the 70s, clear lake 86, 78 walnut creek to lafayette, there's 79 pleasant, 64 alameda, very low 80s for the santa clara valley. burling game, foster city very close to that, daily city 59, men low park, and not much change friday, saturday a little rebound in those temps, at least are away from the coast, we'll continue that sunday and monday. >>> time is 8:09, devastating floods in china, the chinese government raised the death toll from 37 up to 77. the government officials have been accused of underreporting the casualty toll so they don't appear weak while china east leadership,. >>> beijing had the highest amount in one day in more than 50 years. >>> the

. >>> from that san bruno fire to san jose, that city on the verge of beefing up its fire department. a news conference just getting under way to announce an $8.6 million grant to hire 27 new firefighters. 19 recruits graduated back in april, and their salaries are being paid for with a grant. san jose mayor chuck reed and representative mike honda and zoe lofgren are there as well to help make the announcement. >>> happening right now, hundreds of parents and kids are lining up in the south bay for simply the chance to get a backpack for the upcoming school year. it is an annual tradition, and as we found, people depend on this year after year. >> i need the supplies really, really bad because my parents don't have the money. >> reporter: elizabeth gomez was among the first to arrive overnight at sacred heart community service center in san jose. like many of the kids waiting in line just to sign up for a free backpack, this soon-to-be freshman came by herself. and this is not the first year she's done this. >> they gave me a $20 gift card for target, and i got to choose the clothing

range of how far below average we are four degrees in san francisco, five oakland, six san jose, nine in redwood citytypically mid to upper 70s in the south bay. sunshine and 77 san jose. decreasing temperatures on the peninsula closer to clouds in millbrae 69 low to mid 70s elsewhere. 59 pacifica daly city mid 60s downtown and south san francisco, north bay mid to upper 70s, with sun only 58 in bodega bay, 60s and 70s through -- sorry we had a light go out, upper 70s concord, walnut creek and dublin low to mid 80s the rest of the east bay valley. 71 in santa cruz today, 78 in gilroy. garlic festival began at 10:00, sure didn't take long for that smell to develop. warming quickly to 72 by noon, upper 70s to low 80s by 4:00. giants in town, huge series three games ahead of the dodgers if we sweep 'em we could push 'em six back 7:15 first pitch cloudy breezy depositing to 56. kite festival in berkeley at the marina temperatures tomorrow around 60 to 68° starts at 10:00 ends 6:00, winds southwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. sierra a lot of sun near 80 tahoe, mid 90s in yosemite. with the extra sunshine we

san jose. no fireworks needed. the city is all twinkling with its own lights on wednesday, july 4th, "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, and happy independence day, everybody. the time now is 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> let's check the weather. >>> we have a lot happening dur the day and, of course, at 9:00 p.m. when most fireworks displays light up the sky. this morning it's nice and mild at 58 degrees. you don't need a jacket in san jose. you might need one in places like gilroy where we're starting out right at 50 degrees. this afternoon, though, i brought back the 90s and temperatures drop off the remainder of the week. we'll go through the full forecast coming up. back to you and your top stories. >>> it's 4:31 right now. a convicted felon is back in jail after san francisco police found dozens of military grade explosives in his home. jerry lopez is facing a long list of felonies, including possession of destructive devices. police got tippe

. >>> city crews began clearing a homeless encampment out of san jose's kelly park. the city notified the homeless monday they would have to move by 7:00 a.m. today. some people had been living in the area along coyote creek for a year or more. recent fires prompted the city to evict them and some neighbors are glad. >> it's been terrible. i mean, they've been out here for months. since the wintertime and etc. going to be good to have them out of here finally. >> the city planned to give motel vouchers to those lingering behind today so they will have time to contact social services. >>> i said stop in a very hard way. >> the wife of san francisco suspended sheriff on the stand. what she says about the argument and video that created the scandal. parts of the bay area heating up. which neighborhoods will see the most temperature increases? the big adventure ahead for some bay area inner city kids. >>> syrian president bashar assad appointed a new defense minister today to replace the minister killed in yesterday's bombing. it's his first appearance since the rebel att

had to go through this process. >> reporter: city officials and casino matrix seem hopeful this will be a win-win for both sides. i did speak with san jose police who said the chief has received the city's report and recommendations on casino matrix and the permit and he will be reviewing those and issue a decision again likely by the end of the week on friday. live in san jose, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, all eyes on a colorado courtroom today, the first look at that ark cruised gunman in the mass shooting at a packed movie theater. >>> and a homeowner headache, why the recovering real estate market is leading to an expensive surprise for some homeowners. >>> and president obama called her an american hero. tonight remembering sally ride and her connections to the bay area. >>> i'm jeff ranieri in the bay area weather center, we are following some thunderstorms across the area and also lightning strikes, what that could mean tonight for the bay area, here you look at our tuesday forecast, numbers will be cooling off. we'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> an american hero is gone tonight, s

north bay even san jose which was 63 is now 56 and we have a westerly component, and napa is 50, santa rosa 51 in san rafael and 52 and 54 livermore and there is that san jose, the city the coolest i could find 51 degrees. speaking of san rafael, the temptation is tomorrow pam. we will start at 50 and a high today of 80 degrees. not much fog most of it seems to be about the citing oakland south. >> the system to the north, humidity is pulled in. not as much, that is whapping up off and breezy for some and 7 sos around the sun. cheer lake and out to discovery bay. 86 morgan hill, los gatos, 719, met low park, san mateo 76 and 66 in the city. a little warmer on wednesday and the 4th and it looks like a cool down thursday and friday and the weekend looks rather quiet. pam. >> the whether or has been perfect. >>> and the fair, if you are going over to the county fair -- >> well, i will and 70s and 80s. and the pipelines utility is recovering. >>> how he was able to fit help meanwhile the man was sleeping. >>> and no major problems, we will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global rea

means to us. >> and dan ashley picked up a special feeling rode along the parade route. >> san jose is a city of a million people and felt like mayberry up there today, very small town americanna. and in mill peed yags, fire works have been a tradition over 30 years but the city's deficit wasn't able to support the show this year. and. >> remaining a,000 will be raised by charging $3 per person. having a fire works show may prevent grass fires set off by residents. >> there has been a lot of grass fires in the south bay. they've been small ones so there is a fear. especially with hills so close. >> and you can see the hills above the city of milpitas. there are other cities reinstituted their fire works. they went to private industry to raise money and so their show is on for tonight. >> and redwood city has something extra to celebrate. yes, return of a fire works show this city kicked off the festivities with a parade. and that best way to kick off a big day is a big breakfast. >> that is 250 pounds of pancake batter. 25 gallons of syrup. >> and there is a big finale, a 20 minute fire works