. >> tonight there will be doing public meetings in san jose to address the city's increased violent crime. this as the police chief says that he is stepping down in a few months. lisa washington is in san jose with more on the crime data and how city leaders are now responding. >> san jose has had 33 homicides so far this year and that number is on pace to surpass last year's high of 39 homicides. that was a 15 year high for the city. both city leaders and the police officers association want to reduce crime but they're going about it in different ways. >> to meetings, two different perspectives, san jose city leaders and the city's police officers association agree that something has to be done to curb crime in the city. but they're using different methods. >> we have asked a series of questions, we want to make sure that we have the right numbers, you need to start from the right assumptions. >> in a study session san jose city council will review crime numbers like 33 homicides so far this year and an increase of nearly 40 seconds in response times to violent crimes. at the same t

now he at a public safety meeting here tonight at san jose city public hall will say the problem is resources. however, the union and several councilmembers say the problem is politics. nine people were killed in san jose in august, a violent spike that put san jose police chief chris moore on the hot seat. the san jose council asked him to come up with a strategy to ask him to address the surge in violence. the chief got overtime funding restored and reached out to communities with known gang issues. tonight one day after announcing his retirement, the chief will report to council whether or not it worked. >> the chief rolled out the steps he was going to take a few weeks ago. the department has done that. >> reporter: to do more, the mayor says the city needs money, money he says will come through pension reform. but that's tied up in the courts. and when the council had a chance to put a sales tax increase before voters, they did not. so tonight's public safety session could be little more than rhetoric. >> it doesn't matter who the chief is if the city council and the mayor don't understa

will be very difficult and i get that but for me and my family 30 years is the right time >> the san jose city council and the police union have been at odds over the perception of a crime in san jose. tonight there will be two meetings aggressing the crime issues in the city. there is a 7:00 study session on the police is response to the recent crimes and to gang activity and built union and some city groups will hold a prime convention meeting this evening and it is worth noting that san jose was once the city labeled as america's safest big city but recently that is not the case anymore. >> a family is hoping for signs of a san mateo man who mysteriously vanished over the weekend. a retired firefighter was at traveling on amtrak to visit family in montreal. he was last seen near omaha nebraska by a conductor who said he appeared disoriented. >> if he was disoriented he could have fallen at all and he could be on the side of the track somewhere. >> his family says he was taking medication for heart problems and diabetes. he was scheduled to transfer trains in chicago. >> the battle over the

santa clara county and the city of san jose. the city put millions of dollars into youth programs and officers on the street. working at community centers and i certainly think that is one of the things that has kept expect for last year which was very unusual in san jose. but kept the youth violence and all lower than most cities a lot lower than cities of our size. and the other thing was and chuck, i don't know if it's still going. we had much more money to do good things like this in the '90s than mayor reed is having to deal with today. so recognizing that, i'm not sure this program is still going. but we had something called san jose best. and the city through a variety of sources put several million dollars a year in the neighborhood centers for kids and you know if a child was arrested or picked up, they would go to a neighborhood center. his parents or her parents would be called. the child had a safe haven until the parent could come and get him or her. so you know there were programs like this that i think were you inp

now, the legal argument being if the people for stand for san jose are city taxpayers who don't want the a's in their backyard, fine, but if the backers are a business competitor, include a business competitor, in other words the san francisco giants, then stand for san jose should have no legal standing and therefore not be allowed to sue the city over this proposed ballpark. the giants had no comment for the paper on this latest legal maneuver, though the paper reports the team is no longer a supporter of stand for san jose. and in court papers, stand for san jose calls this move on behalf of the city a violation of their free speech rights. it is ultimately up to major league baseball to resolve this territorial dispute between the giants and the a's against something that has been going on for three years now when commissioner bud selig will announce a decision, that's not clear. jon, laura? >> thank you very much, bob. >>> it's 5:14. did mysterious hackers tap into an fbi file? is the fbi tracking your ipad? >> hackers associated with the group anonymous posted special identifica

san jose will soon turn in his badge. >>> some people are saying that the timing of the chiefs retirement isn't good for the city given no late summer car and wait in san jose. as you mentioned when he retires in january he will have served as chief of this apartment for nearly two years. he is a 30 year veteran of law-enforcement and as the chief he said to deal with budget cuts including leg of 65 officers last year and cutting the salaries of those remaining officers but 10 percent. to achieve to downplay speculation that he was being pushed out of office. as for the recent crime wave as we played the city the retiring chief takes it will take time to work through the problems. >>> the bottom line is that were the top spot as quantitate a couple of years to get us through the issues. in the meantime this would be very difficult and i get that. but for me and my family 30 years is the right time. >>> the san jose city council on at odds over the perception of corn and san jose. there is one too many sennight to address the court issues in the city. the council has a plan is 7:00 study session that will be and police re

san jose 77 redwood city and 61 at half moon bay. an francisco high of 65 tomorrow. 60 in the sun set district. up in the north bay high mainly the low 80's up to about 80 at sonoma, 83 at calistoga east bay high 72 at hayward 75 at newark. inland east bay much warm we are high in the upper dwroys about 90 at brent wood and livermore and down near monterey bay look for high in the low to mid 70's near the bay and up to about 90 inland morgan hill. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. 2 nice warm summer like day coming our way tomorrow and saturday. slight cooling on sunday and monday. temperatures bounce back by midweek next week in the low 90's our inland location. weather persist for awhile. >> thanks very much expense near music at the dnc in charlotte. up next a different tune as we continue tonight we listen in on the cable car bell ringing championship. annual event get a look at the technique the that it takes to Ñ#ing home the trophy. stay i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my de

so why did they >>> plans for a labor day protest at the home of the san jose city manager has left a half dozen people with tickets carrying hefty fines. the protesters were actually demonstrating support for police and other city workers, mat keller reports. >> reporter: occupy members are upset as the recent pension reform measures spear headed by city leaders. >> by being out here in support of law enforcement, it's a little ironic because they're violating the law in support of law enforcement. not really what we're asking for on our part. >> reporter: officers wrote $1,000 tickets to each person for violating municipal court. >> we don't blame the cops for that, we think they're caught up in a system that's not serving them as well and hopefully that will change and hopefully change will come to city government sooner or later. >> reporter: unions have faced adversity with declining numbers in the last couple of years. city, fire and police have faced cuts this year. >> no one disagrees that there's a problem with the pension issue in this state and in this city, but the way it'

getting into when i showed up, i knew it was a city council meeting but getting an award from the city of san jose was an honor. there's more than a million people in this city so it's good to be a representative for them." her recognition didn't end with mayor reed. "friday" she flew to washington dc along with the olympic and paralympic teams where they met with president obama. that is sports for this week... back to you guys. that'll do it for now. thanks for staying up late with us. be sure to check us out on facebook by searching 's-j-s-u update news.' now get some rest so we can see you again next week. not everyone who gets meningitis...dies. the infection spread so fast. (overlapping voices) preteens and teens should get vaccinated against meningococcal meningitis, a rare but serious disease. health officials aren't the only voices recommending it. hear ours at voicesofmeningitis.org.

where is san jose city attorney? how does that work? speaker: she was going to appear by phone. maybe that's who was trying to call. speaker: yeah so because your proposed regulations say that you are going to transfer these cases to another jurisdiction as they come up i would like to remind the deputy city attorney, his name escapes me at the moment, that while you may have one precedent in front of you this doesn't mean that it was handled in an ethical manner. you may want to this time refer the whole case to the oakland or berkley or san jose ethics commission and let them hear the complaint. you shouldn't be involved in it. you are too close to your own executive director to hear and adjudicate this matter without a perception of a conflict of interest. when you deliberate this when you put it on your next agenda i'm going to be back here asking you to put it on another jurisdiction so i can handleage ethical point of view on both of these cases. speaker: i believe i heard a suggestion that the city attorney provide the precedent for your hearing a case involving disciplin

high for tomorrow. 82 san jose. 80 sunnyvale warm day on the peninsula. 74 san mateo. pacifica 59. daly citye thing pt downtown san francisco 65 degrees get you up into the north bay. occasional high cloud. 79 santa rosa. vallej vallejo. east bay 72 in oakland. 76 castro valley head inland it's warm. 90 in livermore. 86 for new concord. for the monterey bay 76 in santa cruz. 90 for morgan hill. hears the forecast for the giants tomorrow night as they host the dodgers partly cloudy low 60's dropping to the upper 50's by 10:00 p.m. accu-weather 7 day forecast. 60's to 90's the next couple days. slight downward trend on sunday. monday. but just bounce writ back beautiful forecast for the next 7 days. >> looking forward to it thanks. >> coming up next. the mtv music awards. >> big winner when we ♪ multi-policy discount... paperless discount... paid in full discount... [yawning] homeowner's discount... safe driver discount... unicorn discount. unicorn wearing a sombrero. olé... countless discounts -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one

. >>> plans for a labor day protest at the home of the san jose city manager has left a half dozen peopleng hefty fines. the protesters were actually demonstrating support for police and other city workers, mat keller reports. >> reporter: occupy members are upset as the recent pension reform measures spear headed by city leaders. >> by being out here in support of law enforcement, it's a little ironic because they're violating the law in support of law enforcement. not really what we're asking for on our part. >> reporter: officers wrote $1,000 tickets to each person for violating municipal court. >> we don't blame the cops for that, we think they're caught up in a system that's not serving them as well and hopefully that will change and hopefully change will come to city government sooner or later. >> reporter: unions have faced adversity with declining numbers in the last couple of years. city, fire and police have faced cuts this year. >> no one disagrees that there's a problem with the pension issue in this state and in this city, but the way it's got to be done is through negotiatio

. >>> san jose city leaders will consider an ordinance to give the city to skip out -- shut down medical marijuana dispensary that's skip out on their taxes showing half have neglected to pay part, or all of the 10% of the tax passed by voters in 2010. one city council member estimates the amount of unpaid taxes is around $1 million to $3 million. >> good news, oakland a's pitcher brandon mcarjy released from the hospital today. and he was hit in the head against wens and underwent two hours of surgery but made excellent progress and said he expects to pitch again maybe this season, which could seem hard to believe there. is a statement thanking his doctors along with a's and fans saying in part times like these you realize there is an extended family and feel fortunate. now, we look forward to continuing the healing process and returning to baseball. >> high schools with strong participation in sports have lower levels of suspensions and major crimes in schools. there is 1200 public high schools were sampled and shows when the rate of the participation went up, crime, including violent

high for tomorrow. 82 san jose. 80 sunnyvale warm day on the peninsula. 74 san mateo. pacifica 59. daly cityncisco 65 degrees get you up into the north bay. occasional high cloud. 79 santa rosa. vallej vallejo. east bay 72 in oakland. 76 castro valley head inland it's warm. 90 in livermore. 86 for new concord. for the monterey bay 76 in santa cruz. 90 for morgan hill. hears the forecast for the giants tomorrow night as they host the dodgers partly cloudy low 60's dropping to the uppe by 10:00 p.m. accu-weather 7 day forecast. 60's to 90's the next couple days. slight downward trend on sunday. monday. but just boun back be back beautiful forecast for the next 7 days. >> looking forward to it thanks. >> coming up next. the mtv music awards. >> bññcús1@ú? in a bomb threatustody accused that forced a jet to return to philadelphia. police say it was all about framing her ex boyfriend. he was dragged from the plane in handcuffs by a s.w.a.t. team who thought he g the explosives she called the airline about. he was quickly cleared and released. >>> big night at the mtv video music award. >> video o

high for tomorrow. 82 san jose. 80 sunnyvale warm day on the peninsula. 74 san mateo. pacifica 59. daly cityt downtown san francisco 65 degrees get you up into the north bay. occasional high cloud. 79 santa rosa. vallej vallejo. east bay 72 in oakland. 76 castro valley head inland it's warm. 90 in livermore. 86 for new concord. for the monterey bay 76 in santa cruz. 90 for morgan hill. hears the forecast for the giants tomorrow night as they host the dodgers partly cloudy low 60's dropping to the upper 50's by 10:00 p.m. accu-weather 7 day forecast. 60's to 90's the next couple days. slight downward trend on sunday. monday. but just bounce writ back beautiful forecast for the next 7 days. >> looking forward to it thanks. >> coming up next. the mtv music awards. >> >> kilometer in custody accused of phoning in a bomb threat that forced a jet to return to philadelphia. police say it was all about framing her ex boyfriend. he was dragged from the plane in handcuffs by a s.w.a.t. team who thought he was carrying the explosives she called the airline about. he was quickly cleared and released. >>

the legal argument being if the people for stand for san jose are city taxpayers who don't want the a'stheir backyard, fine, but if their backers include business competitors, in other words the san francisco giants, then stand for san jose should have no legal standing and not be allowed to sue the city over this proposed ballpark. the giants had no comment on this latest legal maneuver, though the paper reports the team is no longer a supporter of stand for san jose. in court papers, stand for san jose called this move on behalf of the city a violation of their free speech rights. it is ultimately up to major league baseball to resolve this territorial dispute between the giants and the a's. something that has been going on as i mentioned for three years now. when commissioner bud selig will announce a decision, that part not clear. jon, laura? >> bob redell, thank you very much. >>n't way to check in with christina loren. she's tracking some precipitation over the bay area this morning. >> my eyes are lit up this morning. >> yeah. >> it's been a rather boring summer for us meteorolog

san jose. this account has seven parts of the session of four to be on the police response to the recent gang activity propounded in crime-prevention he will be in the san jose a 630. the city hopes to address some of that this evening. >>> culture costa county officials will talk about what to do it there is a strike by the county's official public defenders and deputy district attorneys rather consider a walkout over a salary and benefit dispute. what offices have been this decimated and the county has cut back on compensation. if there's a strike will be to get results and not just publicity. >>> it would allocate more than $90 million in public funds to secure a contract with shell energy north america. the bill says he considers the current plan to be too risky financially. his concern to many residents walked out instead of paying a large utility bill. >>> the royal rumble heat up. >>> the texas school go too far. what one mom says the paddling her son received as punishment was too extreme. >>> the man behind the mask is now behind bars. how cops,,,,,,, >>> have accused of committing robberies and north carolina were met wearing a pink as the mast is now behind bars.

san jose city leaders are pushing to close a loophole in a local sales tax specifically for medical marijuana clubs. only half of the city's dispensaries are complying with the measure. marijuana club operators say that since marijuana sales are illegal under state law, they collect contributions which are not subject to the tax. the city of hercules being criticized after 2 state audits, roughly $50 million was spent in the last seven years, the state comptroller analyzed questionable redevelopment fund transactions between 2005 and 2010. the city manager, city attorney, finance director, and city council have all been replaced. >> m o park elementary school having to turn away students after a fire tore through campus building there. fire crews will remain at the beach was a cool front today and cate caugurian shows us now how administrators are dealing with the devastating blow. >> i am trying to keep myself strong but it is hard. because a lot has been lost. >> he says it all can be replaced but the damage is devastating. >> my job has always been to try and control my emotions. and to be

city. that would be san jose. that city is now looking for a third police chief in as many years after chris moore announced he's retiring early. moore served as chief for just about two years and has had criticism for san jose's rising crime rate. we have several angles covered, including how the fiscal problems may have played a role. chris is at headquarters for us. hi, chris. >> reporter: hi, diane. when chris moore was approved as police chief in san joerse, it s a unanimous decision. 18 months later as he calls it quits is far shorter than an average police chief and far shorter than what the city council was hoping for. police chief chris moore will retire in january from a department he's been with for more than 27 years. >> it's a long time in law enforcement and it's the right time in our business. if i think about all the factors that led into us, clearly our scenario and what we're facing had something to do with it, i'm not kidding you. i've been disappointed that we weren't able to get some things don

you will see in downtown san jose. city hall there in the center of your screen. up above, a lot of blue skies. zero cloud cover down here into san jose. real spectacular. lack at this. san francisco. starting to get the cloud moving in. san bruno mountain camera. downtown san francisco camera, has some fog, but it is, getting all compressed. we have so much hot, heavy, air sitting on top of us. it is having a hard time really building up the marine layer. here we go. next 4 hours. hot area of high pressure that produced all our warm, incredible weather for today. that's going to start to fade. then what we are going to find isarea of high pressure. not going to create hot temperatures. no triple digits. what it may do for us, stream up tropical moisture into southern california. looking at best chance of rain in southern cali. but for us, may get sticky here as we head throughout wednesday and also thursday. maybe walking around going, is it humid? kind of feels like florida out here. that's why. we have the high pressure region off little bit of fog. coastline. i

. >>> san jose is playing hard ball. the fight is citys waging to try to uncover who is behind efforts to keep the a's from moving to san jose. >>> some tough talk today from san jose's mayor in the city's fight to try and get the a's to move to san jose. the mayor says the city has now filed a court order to now find out who is backing a community group called stand for san jose. he believes the giants are quietly supporting that group, which has filed suit to try and block a downtown stadium being built for the a's. >> but for the giants, the a's would have been able to move to san jose a long time ago. we'd probably have a stadium up by now. >> the giants currently have territorial rights to san jose. a major league baseball committee has been studying that move for three years. >>> the a's are on a streak. not a good streak. three in a row. >> i think we got a little spoiled. we're not used to this. suddenly, they kind of jammed things into reverse and have lost three straight to a team they could not afford to do that against, the an

of you have been talking bout had slaves but in the morning livermore 50 days in the city is 56 san jose city for concord and every day but 117 of the first 18 days in september have been cooler than normal including today and will throw in the next couple things really aren't good to be changing because we have a stronger onshore flow here comes a cloud cover already clouded the coast cloud cover for this city in the clouds will move into the golden gate in and invade much of the day coming up tomorrow and as for the reason why it been psyllium is a stronger onshore flow at high pressure that will give us a light onshore flow but we also have low pressure to the north end that is and has imposed on the chilly pacific ocean and is grabbing our ocean influence from their wednesday chilly pretty much all day long for the next couple of days so what to expect this cloud cover all morning long lightly until lunchtime here the day and at the coast will stay below talk normal temperature was a mild weather moves in friday and saturday with the onshore flow is lighter and will get more grandson year

>>> a special crime strategy session just wrapped up in san jose. the city council, mayor, and the police department discussed solutions to curb the recent spike in homicides and property crimes in san jose. reggie kumar has the latest. >> reporter: the bottom line is san jose's budget problems are making it extremely difficult to fight crime in this city. >> reporter: the city's homicide rate for 2012 is already at 33 this year. it's on track to surpass last year's total of 39. property crimes such as burglaries, larceny, and vehicle thefts are up 29%. but the outgoing chief says the violent crime rate, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault, decreased by 15%. the city says it has increased the size of the police department by 47% but had to cut 20% in staffing. chuck reed says the short-term solution to address the recent spike in homicides is to allow more overtime for officers but insists that's only a temporary fix. other prevention measures include using community and reserve officers, and he strongly encouraged residents to pass measure b, pension refo

san jose officials. they filed, this is video of the card roll's opening in august. the city permit process pushed back the opening by four months. and they are seeking over $10,000 in damages for that. the san jose city attorney calls the claim, quote, unfortunate. >>> downtown san francisco is brace for a tech conference that's expected to cause some traffic headaches along the way. oracle open world will be here starting tomorrow through wednesday. today there was a stay city stream of participants registering for the events. parts of howard and taylor streets are due to the closed for the event and several mun any lines rerouted as well. worst traffic problems are expected to happen between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. and 40,000 people are expected to attend that conference. >>> the flu season is around the corner. today hunts of people are in the south bay to get preventive medicine. cars were lining up for today's flu shot drive-thru clinic and union city. kaiser was the sponsor, according to kaiser as well as the center for disease control, a flu shot is recommended for all chi

. >>> san jose city leaders will consider an ordinance today that will give the city power to shutdown medical marijuana dispensaries that skip out on taxes. finance department report shows after of san jose's 150 eight dispensaries -- 158 dispensaries have neglected to pay part or all of tax. the amount is around a million to three million dollars. >>> new this morning, palo alto new crime numbers show residental burglaries at five year high. residents have reported 151 this year, 2 last month. the palo alto police department says it is not clear fit is the start of a new crime trend or an lism some residents say they are afraid to be -- an or an anomaly. some residents say they are afraid to be in their homes. >>> take a look at this new sketch, perhaps this will help described as a 60-year-old woman who went by the name gail. call the coroner's office if you recognize her. >>> san francisco's ethics commission approved written findings that suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi committed official misconduct, related to domestic violence charges involving his wife. city's board of supervi

high of 91 degrees, fairfield topping out at 95, livermore 96. 85 in fremont with a high in san jose 87, redwood city 86 and cooler along the coast. and downtown san francisco only 66 degrees for height. take a live look outside, a beautiful picture of the bay bridge looking off to the east was clear skies, clouds along the coast but not over much of the day. downtown san francisco 62, that is the exception to the rule. the rule is seventies through '90s. san jose currently 83 degrees .. in southern california the waves have really been kicking up over the past couple days and we're looking at not only a lot people because it is labor day weekend but a surfed, it has enough along a southern exposure beaches with waves up to 3 ft.. but a high surf advisories continuing for portions of southern california. thanks to a tropical system which may actually impact our weather here, in the bay area. take a look a high-definition doppler radar, spitting 24 hours per day. coming up dry for all the people coming back from lake tahoe. you are dry on this monday evening, your forecast for this evening, clouds con

heading, exposition park. >>> still ahead, bizarre story an attempt to solve san jose's problem of rising crime, but the cityouncil and police union may be on different sides. >>> san jose fire sends two to the hospital, and displaces a dozen. how they are coping to deliver fresh fruit to offices in downtown san francisco. we built these wooden crates, filled these with fruit in my one-bedroom apartment. the fruit guys has been with bank of america since they first started. we work with them to help them grow and succeed. we're coming up on 50 employees and delivering to thousands of companies every week. i would definitely say this is a fruitful business. >>> world markets rows after the bank of japan announced a massive asset purchasing plan similar to the federal reserve. the dow is up 47, nasdaq now up 2, s & p up 4. this morning, the commerce department had good news from the housing market. construction of new homes went up 2.3%. mostly because of the biggest increase in construction of single family homes in more than two years. but, housing starts remain at about half the pace of a healthy economy, a

he has truly dealt with a tough times in san jose. the city is in the midst of pension reform and pay cuts among officers. since july of last year, the city of san jose has lost 170 officers to retirement, resignations and the layoffs. there has been public talk of a dispirited and overworked department. violent crimes of our crimes have surged. more talk about his time in charge and difficult times in san jose furious >> i came here to beat a san jose police officer. i could have gone a lot of places. i could not be happier that it was here and i was chief here. it is a difficult times and unfortunately i think we will find ourselves in litigation serious it is not my doing, but i wish we could have held on to a number of the talented people we have lost already. even if we could rehired to replace the big and bodies, we would not be able to do it in the next year-and-a-half. i do not think i will have a problem letting go. i a.m quite sure there is life after police work. >> chuck reed was not in attendance during this these deceptive but he

he's talking about a meeting with san jose city councilman pete constant. he stayed 30 minutes. it cost taxpayers nearly 300 bucks. the thing is santos district doesn't include san jose. he's not part of your district though. >> no. >> reporter: acourting to constant's calendar, santos requested the meeting to discuss san jose's retirement issues. you see both are on the police and retirement board. do you know what reasons you would meet with him? >> the retirement issue and also on, you know, district business, what can i do for him, education. >> reporter: so you did discuss water district issues at that meeting? >> i was offered what can i do for you, education, what can i do? no meeting i go to where i don't discuss what the water district can do for you. >> reporter: director cluck collected 57,000 last year and charged taxpayers to attend the chamber of commerce awards, the san jose engineering banquet awards and the lunar new year luncheon we asked about earlier when he said no matter issues were discussed. do you feel like you should be charging taxpayers for that? >> if

>> san jose just a few cities that are testing this high-tech approach. on approach, it's heavily funded. >> 20% of my brain was in the conversation and the other 80% was saying, you're talking to bill gates right now. do you realize that's bill gates right across the table? bill gates. i'd have to keep suppressing that part. >> do you consider yourself someone that is revolutioning education in a modern way? >> i am excited. what is the role of technology, how can it be used to supercharge classrooms. should people be given lectures anymore? so in that way hopefully we have already moved the dial. but i think we're nowhere near our potential. >> are you surprised by the controversy that you have elicited in terms of you changing the way education is in a dangerous direction? >> i think most of the controversy comes from people misperceiving what we are. >> you said you don't really know what you're going to say before a video. if you need to refresh, you'll google for a couple of minutes. you've said that but you've insulted a lot of people by saying tha

weather watcher steve calling in 86 and 8 san jose and 82 in los gatos and 84 in red roodt city and coolersan francisco with 60s, and we have numbers dropping off to the 60s here for a lot of the peninsula with a slight onshore wind, but back in the interior valleys, northwesterly wind proving to keep us a little bit warmer at this hour. let's take you out to the hd sky camera network right now and you'll notice a lot of blue skies. haze out here in san jose, temperatures increasing with five to ten degrees and out in san francisco, a little bit of fog, major fog event. however, if you're headed anywhere across the peninsula, you'll need the jacket. let's get you a view of the satellite radar picture. this time last week we were talking about humidity, possible showers and thunderstorms, but right now we're storm-free. not only in the pacific, but throughout most of california. we'll have to get through a little bit of fog as we head throughout tuesday. not going to be a total fog-out but clouds for the north bay, immediate coastline and down the santa cruz mountains, and by all acounts we

swinging against a group trying to block the effort to build a ballpark and get the a's to move to san jose. the city is seeking a court order forcing the citizens group " stand for san jose " to fully disclose ties that have to the san fransisco giants. >> it was a front group formed to advance the interest of the san francisco giants. >> the got the city's attention when they filed suit challenging the stadium's environmental review using a high-priced san fransisco law firm. >> it is pretty obvious that you cannot pay for that law firm with car washes. >> no one from the group responded to an e-mail request for comment and the giants are keeping mum on the subject citing a request from major- league baseball, but since the early 1990's, the giants have held on to a territorial claim to santa clara county >> this issue is about market share. >> the santa clara county assessor has worked on numerous ballpark issues over the past two decades. >> the giants would like to control the entire bay area for major-league baseball in the way to do that is to keep the a's in oakland where they cannot survive,

san jose city workers, including police and fire faced challenges this year.tartingstarting with measure b. >> no one disagrees there is a problem with the pension, but the way it has to be done is through working things out together. >>> the governor and lawmakers are addressing pension reform. it is an issue he says is not an attack on unions but necessary for a healthy government. >> not that we are targeting unions but we have to understand we sent a insulate public employees. >> reporter: they are hoping for a victory in november pushing for a passage of the initiative. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> with a week before the unveiling of the new iphone 5 there are rumors of a delay in shipment. a company in japan hasn't started producing screens because of manufacturing issues and that could hold up the release date of september 21. the maker planned to start shipping the panels by the end of last month. >> organizers in the search for sierra lamar plan a vigil wednesday night at settee haul -- city hall. they will be selling candles and bracelets al

battle between the city council and the police union continues in the wake of chief moore's resignation. >> i think that the men and women of the police department and the residents of san jose today. >> many of us, including the chief, i believe, have lost confidence in the city leadership to deal with public safety and make it a priority. >> reporter: coincidentally, the city council is holding a study session tonight at city hall to review police response to recent crimes. now, this meeting was planned before chief moore's retirement announcement. meantime, the police officers association is sponsoring a crime prevention meeting in east san jose. this is also scheduled for tonight to offer people their tips on how to protect themselves, their family and their property. that meeting starts at 6:30 at the ymca on south white road. the public is encouraged to attend. of course we are going to follow tonight's meetings and bring you the latest tonight at 11:00 and online, nbcbayarea.com. jon and laura. >>> here's a tech question. is the iphone 5 selling out in new york city better than the iphone 5 selling here in california? >> never. scott mcgrew, say it's not true. >> repo

>>pam: it has been two weeks since a call one of the homicide investigators in san jose. the city went through a bloody rampage, eight people killed and 11 days including the fatal stabbing of a man inside of a safeway store. the killings were gang-related according to police the. now, residents have seen more police on the streets and they feel that the officers who are keeping a gang members and their violence under control. >> ids even more people pulled over, more motorcycle cops. >> i do not see as many groups hanging down on the street >> in response to the community average, the san jose police department started new policy of all gangs, all the time. >> we are expecting fog to roll in overnight. its widespread '50s will be the morning lows. we are expecting a lot of sunshine with warmer temperatures compared to today and a further warming as we head into the work with. temperatures currently in low 50s in san francisco, 58 in oakland. we are expecting a beautiful afternoon tomorrow. >> amazon held a press conference showing off new you readers, new tablets and that they ha

ktvu's robert handa in san jose tonight with what happens with a looming change now at the top. robert-- >> reporter: well we are at san jose city hall where inside one of those public hearings will start soon. one with a retiring police chief who must still reassure the public the department is still reeling with crime. he has only until the end of january to get the job done. >> i have four months left, there's still a will the of work to do. i am going to continue literally working until the last day. >> reporter: one of the main problems is to address two meeting tonight reassuring citizens something is getting done about increasing crime. one person he will have to convince is solario who showed this video tape after his chevy pickup truck was stolen saturday from auto capital services in san jose. you can see the thief bring his own bicycle, break into the pickup truck and drive off with it. but later he was told by the investigative officer. >> they don't have the people power, the staffing power at this point to make this a high priority for the san jose police department. >> reporter: how did you feel about that? >> i w

but obviously, it is a complex problem that our cleanups have not been able to solve. >>> the san jose city council says it is devoting an entire session next month to reevaluate policies for handling the homeless. >>> more evacuations ordered in -- where two wildfires are threatening dozens of homes the fire has scorched more than 9700 acres burning in a remote part of northern california near the city of williams the fire broke out tuesday afternoon and more than doubled in the last 24 hours. the blaze is threatening native american tribal lands the fire is only 20% contained. >>> we sometimes have high fire danger here in september, certainly. right now this week, not seeing it. >> meteorologist lisa argen in for mike this morning. what do you have for us? >>> good morning. we are starting out with more in the waive a clear sky, than the low clouds and fog that is a switch notice with live doppler 7 hd, you will see clouds around marin county but have pulled from the coast as a result, temperatures are cool, numbers have dropped into the 40s up in the north bay, 49 in napa, the nights lo

dick weis san jose has come out swinging against a group fighting efforts to move the oakland a's to san jose. this city is seeking a court order forcing is supposed citizens group to fully disclose its organizational structure. and any ties and has to the san francisco giants. the group's 10% as they first got the city's attention when it filed suit against challenging the stadium's environmental review of using and high-priced san francisco law firm. >>> is obvious he can pay for the law firm with a sales and car washes. it's a front group formed to advance the interests of the san francisco giants. the giants are not commenting. this team has held onto a territorial claim the san clara county since the early '90s. now sensei's play hardball. even threatening to raise the rent at many stadium with the giants' minor league club plays. battled to a loss. >>> the nfl season kickoff for real tonight and we'll have an update on the a's [ female announcer ] you want family dinner to be special. dad, we want pizza. you guys said tacos. [ female announcer ] it doesn't always work out that way. you know what?

san jose. that is actually san jose city college. the sun set to come up and christina loren says brace yourself, it's going to be hot. >> the heat is coming with it. >> 6:11 right now. >>> welcome. here's a check of the day's top stories. the oakland school board is cutting a deal with the feds to end a civil rights investigation. the board says african-american students receive an unfair majority of suspensions. the board now has a five-year plan in place to ensure students are treated fairly. >>> in morgan hill, police say a mom on the run after trying to steal some groceries from a safeway. officers say the mom actually ran away leaving her daughter behind to deal with the police. the girl is now staying with her grandmother. >>> and construction crews will break ground in south fremont to clear a path for b.a.r.t.'s extension to the south bay. crews will widen mission boulevard all the way to warm springs boulevard. they are also going to build new on and off-ramps and a b.a.r.t. bridge. construction should wrap up in 2015. >>>

city who lost their lives that day. of course there are ceremonies going on all across the bay area. in san josemorial and flame-lighting ceremony at oak hill memorial park at 9:00 a.m. they also repeat it at 6:00 p.m. also at 9:45 in union city in the sugar mill landing park, a ceremony at the flight 93 memorial. and at 9:45 in pleasanton, a ceremony that is put on by the livermore-pleasanton fire department at station 1. there will be a bell ringing and the fire chief will make comments there. also here in san francisco where we are at station 7, the fire chief and mayor are expected to attend as well. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> a live look now at the people -- the families gathered at ground zero in new york city where a ceremony to mark the 11 years it has been since the september 11th attacks. this ceremony is just about to get under way. coming up in a few minutes, we'll get a live report from new york on how today's ceremony differs from those in years past. >>> right now we have some very important news for bay area job seekers. today more th

city council it's not seeing eye to eye with. one is blaming the other and coincidentally tonight both groups are holding respect i've meetings about san jose's recent violence. it comes at a time when the future of the department seems more uncertain than ever. >> many of us, including the chief, i believe, have lost confidence in the city leadership to deal with public safety and make it a priority. >> reporter: tonight's city council meeting is being dubbed a study session at city hall to review police response to recent crimes. that starts at 7:00. meantime the police officers association, the union, is sponsoring a crime prevention meeting in east san jose to offer residents tips on how to protect themselves. that meeting starts at six:30 at the ymca on south white road. the public is encouraged to attend. chief moore's last day on the job is january 31st. >>> it is 5:07. an east bay city could soon be home to the first ever bisexual pride day. berkeley' city council is scheduled to vote on the proposal later today. if passed, the city would be the first in the country to identify a separate day for bisexual pride. supporters say the mea

the never text and drive campaign will hold that event outside san jose city hall this morning. that event will feature joey and a simulator that demonstrates the dangers of texting while driving. the attendees will be asked to make a lifelong pledge to never text and drive. >> listen to this one. if you like doughnuts and can like this a pirate what a combo. today could be your lucky day. september 19th. it marks the tenth anniversary of international talk like a pirate day. in celebration, christy cream will give away a free glazed doughnut for anyone willing to share one of their stories. i don't know if i want to pull off the eye patch. if you want more than one free doughnut, than you dress u in the whole pirate gear and you're going to get a whole dozen. that's not a bad deal. you'd be the coolest pirate around i bet. >> 5:09. you did that really well. >> let's move on. >> all right. health hazards. east bay nurses and doctors really against a new system they say has potential patients waiting days for service. >>> good morning. i'll take you live to the east bay to show h

san jose police headquarters with that interview. damien? >> reporter: the chief has another four months before he officially retires. my questions to him were not easy today. he admitted some frustration with the san jose city council and also admits his departure might be a good thing for everyone. he has been crunching the numbers for the last two years and doesn't like the way they add up. fewer cops, more crime, and the city council that voted not to put a tax measure on the ballot to hire more officers. >> it was very frustrating. put it that way. >> reporter: frustrating, he said, that the city council didn't let voters decide. >> they didn't get the opportunity. >> was that the breaking point for you? >> people said that. i think that was a major reason. >> reporter: moore is leaving the force where his officers wanted him to forcefully take on city hall. to demand more officers and resources and to protect their pay. >> were you pounding your fists on that table? >> i think there are a few tables that have marks in city hall. >> reporter: but his officers didn't see those fights and gradually lost their leader. morale is low. veteran officers are leaving by the dozen. >> is your depart you part of t

in san diego the city council sits as the redevelopment commission. in san jose, the city council sits as the acting commission with the mayor. in fresno, the city council sits as the commission and in sacramento, all 13 civilian members are appointed by the county board of supervisors and the city council. in long beach the citizens committee is appointed by the city council. in oakland, the city council sits as the redevelopment agency. in bakersfield, the city council also sits as the redevelopment agency and commission and in anaheim the council sit as the agency in conjunction with the mayor. as a supervisor representing two of the area plans both mission bay and transbay, i have a lot of concerns about representation. i think at minimum we want to ensure that both the district 6 and district 10 supervisor have a say over who sits on these bodies as we wind down our obligations, but also to ensure that we commit to our promises to these neighborhoods around infrastructure and affordable housing. while i appreciate what a citywide elected can bring to balance

at san jose city hall the study session is expected to center on resources. a conversation that is likely to turn political very quickly. >> it doesn't matter who the chief is or the city council or mayor to understand we have to make public safety our number one priority. not a debt 30 years out from now. not these political gains through pension reform that doesn't save a penny. we have to make public safety our number one priority and stop playing games. >> reporter: the mayor says there will be more money when those pension reforms voters enacted kick in, but that is tied up in the courts. as for that proposed sales tax increase that would have meant more money for the police department, the voters opted not to. in san jose, kris sanchez, "nbc bay area news." >>> a potential game changer in the presidential race. it involves a secret videotape. "mother jones" released a video fap with mitt romney speaking with donors. what he said is drawing criticism from his own party. today romney is on damage patrol and "mother jones" is speaking out. jodi joins us fo

negotiation that i think perhaps i wish we had. >> reporter: currently the san jose police department has 1,050 officers and we're told the city san jose's size should have 1500. coming up i'll have more on the meetings in case you are interested in attending. chris moore's last day on the job is january 31st. >>> this morning a story you'll only see right here on nbc bay area, the santa clara county district attorney's office investigating a possible hate crime. police investigators say a san jose man walked up to an islamic booth at the recent santa clara art and wine festival and punched a volunteer right in the face. witnesses claim that man had been screaming anti-muslim slurs at that booth a couple of minutes before the attack happened. the suspect was arrested after the attack and one witness tells us that they believe current unrest and tension in libya, and other parts of the mideast led up to the assault. >> it is not okay, it is not okay, especially in america. it is not okay just to come up to someone and punch them because we are expressing our freedom of speech. >> santa clara police and investigators there say t

i want to start with a live picture over san jose. city hall looking good.have some clouds overhead. they're going to clear quickly. look at this though. down to about a half a mile visibility in santa rosa. you'll see here where the shading is starting to develop, that's where we're expecting the fog to get the thickest. and through your interior valleys up in the north bay. temperatures this morning are comfortable to start. they're going to soar as of noon in the east bay. we're going to get a little bit of cooling particularly at the coast. 54 degrees in san francisco. 59 degrees in sunnyvale. we've got a robust on shore flow this morning. for us, that means the fog is going to hang around longer. temperatures will be cooler with limited sunshine for the first part of the day. high pressure really takes control. this guy is moving in quickly. it's going to clear our skies completely. we're talking about stellar sunshine. in fact, sizzling sun out in the east bay as we head through this weekend so 88 degrees today in livermore by sunday. 98 degrees. getti

www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, after a wave of officer resignations, this one stings for san jose. the city's police chief says he's stepping down. we take a look at what now? >>> it looks like the first day of school all over again for students on the peninsula trying to rebuild after this massive fire. >>> oakland a's playing hopes are soaring high. >>> good monday evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm

. >> reporter: he's talking about a meeting with a san jose city councilman. >> do you feel that you should have charged $300 to meet with him? >> it wasn't $300. >> $298.27. >> reporter: he stayed 30 minutes. it cost taxpayers nearly 300 bucks. the thing is santos' district doesn't include san jose. >> i think the board members work pretty hard. it's a challenging job. >> reporter: this is the washington district's ceo. he said it's important for directors to make a connection to the community by attending events, because they are the ones who set policy. he also says everything the district does is transparent. >> i assume they are discussing district business and issues related to water. >> the gist of the discussion is not at all about water issues, i would question why you would be in attendance. >> reporter: tonight at 11 we ask directors exactly what was discussed at those meetings. plus we show you other things they're putting on the taxpayers' tab and why one director says he's underpaid. back to you. >> thank you very much, jenna. if you have a tip for our investigative uni

san jose today. the police officer association as well as city hall turning their attention, trying to cut crime both now and in the future. >> this is after the police chief's resignation yesterday. >> happening now in san jose, the city is wrestling with how to restore police ranks and keeping the public safe at the same time. there are two meetings tonight at basically the same time. the police union holding a crime prevention meeting in east san jose. and burglary and rape cases have spiked at 7:00, at city hall, council is holding a public study session trying to understand released police response tims time numbers and considering ideas for how to pay for more officers. all on the eelz of police chief chris moore announcing his retirement, yesterday. >> one of the things union and a agree upon is our police force is too small. we need to get back up and to do that we need funds and we'll safe money on reform ask can use that to expand the police department. >> i'm not a budget guy. we're over 300 officers short and i'm for making that happen. >> in afghanistan a group says an 18-year-old woman