that exposes dysfunction and hundreds of tax dollars. >> a series of breakdowns by the city, the faa and the san josert, the city manages the airport, federal rules prevent it from cashing in on the airport's success. it's a snapshot of your government at work. or maybe not at work. >> welcome to san jose international airport. >> it's an airport funded by your airfare. your travel dollars, and it's this draft audit, raising questions about where your money went. it's written by the federal aviation administration. it's critical of the city of san jose, and it's funded by your tax dollars. >> what they found was, there were violations of the law. >> gabe bruno is the executive director of the faa whistle blower alliance, and a former high ranking executive in the faa. the draft audit accuses the city of san jose of improperly using airport profits in three different areas. >> one of the red flags that that raises with me is why nobody's really asking questions about this. >> specifically, the audit accuses the city of san jose of unlawfully diverting millions of dollars of airport revenue and governm

george junior is a tomorrower supervisor former school board member and former san jose city councilman. story from vick lee. >> the disgraced former supervisor made no statements in court. he never showed any emotion. he appeared with just his lawyer. no entourage.

. >>> san jose city council will talk about plans for dealing with homeless camps. the largest encampment was cleared out friday with 60 others in san jose. city leaders are proposing ideas to reduce the number of people living in parks along creeks, and on streets. they hope to increase enforcement, provide affordable housing and help nonprofits move people indoors. >>> caltrans plans to install special fencing to keep homeless people from under a freeway in san francisco. crews cleared a camp on king street near 280 in mission day. city workers offered to take them to a church for assistance and screenings. the fence is expected to cost $300,000. >>> the san francisco symphony is looking to hit a high note with a federal mediator. today the musicians resume negotiations. if no agreement is reached the symphony is threatening the strike. they are asking for a salary increase, they say managements proposal would cut benefits and freeze wages. >>> 4:39. a possible restart to the tours at the white house, which celebrity is stepping up to front the bill. and new inform

so far no arrests have been made. >>> in san jose a proposal to house san jose's homeless and keep them from forming camps will go to the city council today. ktvu is live in downtown san jose this morning where many homeless people are still living on the streets. >> reporter: that's right. we're here behind the hp pavilion where we've found somebody who is homeless here sleeping on a park bench. the homeless have scattered after they break up the encampments, you'll find some in city parks, others in the creek beds. this is a video of a cleanup of an encampment near the san jose airport last friday. it cost the city around $30,000. one of the ideas being floated by the city council today is to ask the county to match the city's financial contribution towards rapid rehousing for the homeless. the council wants to partner with caltrans and the water district to continue to do cleanup, a director from the housing department told me the homeless may tire from moving around and this may deter them from setting up camp and leave them to seek help. this takes a tough love approach and would implement a new trespassing policy again

. >> los que no pudieron entrar enen el san josé city college estaremos en abril en 14 idiomas ayudandostudio. >>para víctimas de violencia , tenemos algunos cambios las personas que son víctimas de violación dinero para procesar estar al pendiente muchos casos ahora solo falta que el presidente barack obama el 61 % de los votantes en california , aprueban los matriminios del mismo sexo y justamente hoy el presidente obama , le pidió al tribunal que la anule osvaldo con más detalles >> más repecusiones a nivel nacional , son enormes en lo que se refiere a las personas del mismo sexo casarse , en la corte aún sigue el litigio para la comunidad el presidente de su apoyo , de corte suprema , h actitud clara que no debería ser un conflicto los activistas poder casarse con quién desee , romper los tabu , que existen estamos en un camino a la transición los que se oponen para ellos el matrimonio solo lo ven como un matrimonio d mujer y hombre , yo pienso que la mujer debe respetar a las personas por que también somos humanos osvaldo univision , después de la balacera un rapero de oakland , de

san jose city equity assurance department will investigate all phone calls from workers if san jose where people are not getting their full $10 an hour. >> and three cities are considering laws to reduce the use of plastic bags including a council member voting on whether to ban plastic bags. if approved it would take effect next in. can saturday close will adopt an ordinance tonight requiring the use of reusable bags throughout the city. palo alto could expand the existing bag ban to include restaurants and require a charge for paper bags. both the san car rose and palo alto measures take effect in july. >> technicians at the vatican are installing cell phone jamming equipment to make sure the secret vote is secret. they usually last two or three days and we we can know the new leader by the end of the week. marcy reports. >> the meetings over the time for deliberation ending. tomorrow the cardinals beginning the process of electing a new pope. >> the day begins with the 115 cardinals moving town their private rooms, isolated home during the course of the conclave. they will celebrate ma

the district attorney could be expanding its investigation after receiving tips from a san jose city clerk. the mercury news reporting that clerk noticed a possible forged signature on a city council campaign form. the former santa clara county supervisor has resigned, agreeing onto plead guilty of charges he used campaign funds to support his gambling conviction. shirawaka served two terms as a city councilman and on a local school board before becoming a supervisor. >>> a southbay hot spot could get hotter and more hectic if you're looking for a punishinging space. city of san jose is considering a plan to build office space on santana road. three new buildings that total 700,000 square feet. the space would accommodate between 2500 and 3500 employees. the plans would require building on an existing parking lot along with chester boulevard and acknowledging this nearby apartment complex. reportedly the developer would build an underground parking garage. the city of san jose still has to approve the proposal. >>> house republicans releasing a plan today attempting to show it is poss

san jose city equity assurance department will investigate all phone calls from workers if san jose where people are not getting their full $10 an hour. >> and three cities are considering laws to reduce the use of plastic bags including a council member voting on whether to ban plastic bags. if approved it would take effect next in. can saturday close will adopt an ordinance tonight requiring the use of reusable bags throughout the city. palo alto could expand the existing bag ban to include restaurants and require a charge for paper bags. both the san car rose and palo alto measures take effect in july. >> technicians at the vatican are installing cell phone jamming equipment to make sure the secret vote is secret. they usually last two or three days and we we can know the new leader by the end of the week. marcy reports. >> the meetings over the time for deliberation ending. tomorrow the cardinals beginning the process of electing a new pope. >> the day begins with the 115 cardinals moving town their private rooms, isolated home during the course of the conclave. they will celebrate ma

san jose. authorities say guns should be broad unloaded in the trunk of a car or bed of a truck. >>> san jose city leaders hope a new program will bring more businesses to downtown. start up san jose is a proposal by three city councilmembers aimed at filling vacant store front in the downtown area. under this plan the city would waive permitting fees for small businesses if landlords agreed to lease the space at a discounted rates. the a launch held where residents can preview vendors. additional vendors will set up shop at the legacy tower from 5:00 to 8:00. >>> bay area police will a take to the twittersphere. official police twitter pages will post updates on service calls throughout the day followed by the #poltwt. in the bay area participants include san mateo, p.a. palo alto, east palo alto, mountain view, sunnyvale, los gatos. >>> much needed help, the department is graduating dozens of much needed officers from the police academy and more on the way. kristi smith joins us with more. the new officers ready to go? >> absolutely. good morning to you. this was a long time coming. the last tim

san jose. guns should be unloaded in the trunk of a car or a bed of a truck. >>> san jose city leaders hope a new program will help bring more business downtown. start-up san jose is a proposal by three city council members aimed at filling vacant storefronts in the downtown area. the city would wave permanency for small businesses if landlords agree to least space. residents can come preview some local vendors. additional vendors will set up shop at the legacy city tower from 5:00 to 8:00 tonight. >>> bay area police taking to twitter to give people a taste of what officers go through each and every day. this is all part of a 24-hour global police tweet-a-on this. law enforcement agencies from all over the world participating in this. official police release twitter pages will post update throughout the day followed by the hash tag pol-twt. police tweet, get it. taking part in the bay area, san mateo, palo alto, east palo alto, mountainview, sunnyvale, los gatos and fremont. >> keep an eye on it. >>> keep an eye on the forecast because it is friday. >> checking it with meteorologist, christina l

vice mayor skm labor executive, former trusty scott hung fam, public schoolteacher and a retired san jose city employee. the office will have a list available tomorrow. the election will be held june 4th. >> there is a surprise for several u.s. senators visiting mexican border today therk wanted to look at what challenges faced and saw a woman scale the 18 foot fence trying to run down into the city. border patrol took her into custody. the senators watched it from just down the street. this tour is part of a group working on an overhaul of immigration law autos airlines getting personal about wae. a touchy question could cost you money. >> giants opening day is almost here. today, how fans will be plugged in this season. >> what is behind a push to get visitors >>> i coalition of groups launched a campaign to ban the sale of bottled water at golden gate national recreation area. vic? >> this local initiative is part of a ngsal campaign to ban the sale of disposable water bottles and national parks around the country. >> their campaign called think outside of the bottle. the group is now targe

. >>> right now san jose city workers are conducting a major sweep of the city's largest homeless encampments, earlier this week those living on the city evened property received notice they have to leave. janine de la vega joins us and tells us what it looks like out there. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. i just spoke with police. they say so far there has been no hostile confrontations. people are leaving and complying with orders. behind me you see a truck out there hauling off the trash, everybody is dumping trash and debris into that dump truck. this field here already looks completely different than what it did this morning. >>> next door to the san jose airport police officers and city workers headed into a field with tents. more than 120 people have been living here for months. they have been given notice they were trespassing but some had not left yet and didn't know where to move to. >> i have no idea, i am going to bring myself to the road and i don't know from there, i don't know. >> as of right now i am hoping maybe a night or two at the motel if everything works out

. >>> san jose city council will present ideas tonight regarding the homeless problems. sients living in a field near the san jose airport were told to leave on friday. but there are an estimated 60 camps in the city. a homeless man we spoke with said people need help finding work. >> as far as like programs for us, help us get jobs. i mean, a lot of us want jobs. a lot of us have families. i have two sons that i don't get to see because i'm out on the street. >> city leaders hope to increase enforcement at encampments provide more affordable housing and help nonprofits move people indoors. >>> that's made a big announcement share -- that's made a -- nasa made a big announcement today. janine de la vega reports the red planet might need a new nickname. >> reporter: nasa scientists know that mars should not be called the red planet. "curiosity" drilled a hole in the planet and discover what was hiding underneath. >> drilling down just a few centimeters and hitting a completely different planet, really, a gray planet instead of a red one wases is powering. >> reporter: pout

san jose city councilman is expected to attend >>> a man accused of duping a bay area woman out of thousands of dollars in a super bowl ticket scam could be in court. he is in jail and could be extradited to alameda county. he put an ad on craigslist offering to buy four super bowl tickets. sharon osgood responded and wired him $5900. when she checked the mail instead of tickets, she received a taunting note that said, go ravens. the ceo of ticket master gave the family four super bowl tickets. any money recovered will go back to ticket master. >>> a massive burglary spree in a palo alto parking garage may be opened this morning. they spotted a suspect acting oddly tuesday night at this parking garage where some 45 cars have been broken into on high street. minutes later, officers found two new car break-ins. a few blocks away, officers said they found the suspect and two others inside a stolen car. they found cash and electronics as well as heroin syringes >>> we could learn more about adam lanza, the shooting that killed the children at the sandy hook elementary school. we could learn this

city council would decide april 16. live in san josetonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> up next. same sex marriage debate. made the case to the u.s. supreme court this week and tonight many in the bay area find out how they did. >> also. surveillance video of somebody dumping a pair of eyeball at gas station? why police say they are not as worried about this as you might expect. >> and michelle shocked her santa cruz gig cancelled after the gay slur how she ended up performing tonight any way outside the club. >> then later on "jimmy kimmel live". >> tonight, music from kendra and the new move movie and duane johnson is here so technically i'm between a rock technically i'm between a rock and a♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. ♪ the one and only, cheerios is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and wl charge.

. >>> the san jose city council is looking for ways to pay for road repairs and maintenance. the answer might be new taxes. nearly a quarter of san jose's streets are in poor condition. budget shortfalls cause roads to be less of a priority and the problem is only getting worse. the city's transportation director says roads across the entire city will only get worse if something isn't done. the seas is considering a few options including taxes and even a street repair bond measure. >> they made it to the 50 yard line with bay area power brokers. now the san francisco 49ers want to bring super bowl lx to the area. the biggest cities' mayors united. kris sanchez joins us live from the new stadium in santa clara with more on that super bowl bid. kr kris? >> reporter: hi there, jess. i can hear the work crews still at it behind me here at the new santa clara stadium. the work behind the scenes to take on miami in the super bowl bid also just as feverish. miami a tough competitor. they have taken the super bowl hosting responsibilities for ten years. now the 49ers say their winning

. >> the san jose city council will tackle the growing homeless problem tonight.ast friday, 100 people were moved from a tent city on spring street near the river. our media partner reports that city leaders are offering sweeping proposals and will look at more affordable housing and encouraging faith-based groups do storm feeding the homeless and find housing instead. >> still ahead, the new push to protect victims of sexual assault in the military. what a bay area lawmaker is proposing today. >> high profile hack job, a website is boasting they have personal financial information about celebrities from hollywood to the white house. but not everyone >> a victory for same-sex marriage couples in colorado allowing civil unions for same-sex couples has cleared the legislature. seven years ago colorado voteers banned gay marriage making civil unions the only option for same-sex couples. >> a congressman wants an investigation why the army dropped rape charges against a man who killed two santa cruz police officers. two army court ma shuls against the shooter were dro

you may remember her as a member of the san jose city counsel. she says her political experience will help her with challenges such as implementing healthcare changes. >> there are a lot of changes happening that are impacting local government so i think it requires somebody who is experienced. >> so far five people pulled nomination papers and paid the fee. candidates have till wednesday at 5:00 p.m. to file. >>> they are update over the owner wanting to raise the health plan. they are asking workers to shoulder huge increases in the employee health plan. the hike would cost workers hundreds of dollars a year. they did not comment on the labor talks. >>> mayor ed lee joined hotel workers to celebrate a contract deal. the mayor along with the workers and union leaders gathered at the hilton san francisco union square hotel. the contract was set to expire in august. it is a effort with healthen hotels -- with hilton hotels in six cities. >> they will have health benefits, they will have a pension that they can rely on for years and years to come.

residents fascinated by clara the falcon, who has returned to nest over san jose city hall. this time with a new mate. her fourth since 2006. an unusual act for falcons. they normally mate for life. clara and her new mate, fernando, have produced four eggs which are expected to hatch later this month. she has produced 31 offspring up until now. >>> here is something you will not see every day. a puck in a hockey game snaps right in half during the game. you have to see this one to believe it. it happened in the league during a saturday playoff game. the players used the puck and bang it off the post. it snaps in half. the other half is stopped by the goaltender. as you can see, it goes right into the knelt. the league officials today have never seen anything like this before. after a lot of discussion, the video referee decided the goal would not count, because only half the puck was in the net. that makes sense, right? that puck snapped on -- it actually snapped there as you can see. the team, however, was lucky. they actually won the goal. they won the team. they didn't ge

city council would decide april 16. live in san josetonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> up next. same sex marriage debate. made the case to the u.s. supreme court this week and tonight many in the bay area find out how they did. >> also. surveillance video of somebody dumping a pair of eyeball at gas station? why police say they are not as worried about this as you might expect. >> and michelle shocked her santa cruz gig cancelled after the gay slur how she ended up performing tonight any way outside the club. >> then later on "jimmy kimmel live". >> tonight, music from kendra and the new move movie and duane johnson is here so technically i'm between a rock and a hard place. and a hard place. >> "time"magazine latest edition out with the title gay marriage already won but it's the cover that is causing the buzz. magazine released 2 version both showing members of the same sex kissing. some call it sensationist and others a symbol of love. regardless it has people talking right after the u.s. supreme court heard arguments

the faa has not backed down from its accusation of unlawful activity by the city of san jose, and thecontinues to say it has done nothing wrong. more in the weeks ahead. >> if you have a tip for him or anyone else in the investigative unit, please call 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail directly to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> all right, a beautiful day outside, kind of a little in between? >> yes, it definitely is, the transitional day, with the record-setting temperatures, mid-to low 80s, cloud cover, again producing the cloud cover, winds 15 to 20 miles an hour. expect clouds to stay in the forecast tonight. and the clouds by the afternoon, good enough to drop the temperature, still mild for the standards, but definitely not as warm as yesterday. 70 in los angeles, 70 in santa rosa, and also much cooler in san francisco with 61 degrees. let's get you live outside, there it is, in san jose, that is what you will find to emoryville, looking right at the golden gate bridge as the sun sets. it is looking stellar tonight, if you head out to the city, expect fog in the evening hours. t

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he served two terms as a san jose city councilman an on the local school board before becoming a local supervisor. >> they will meet today to help determine who will fill his vacated seat. the vote to fill a june 4th election. >> the bright lights of hollywood could end up affecting your commute on the peninsula later on tonight. hbo in palo alto to film a pilot about the silicon valley. they say filming will be done on university avenue between webster and waverley between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. film crews are keeping a tight lip on what the pilot is about. the only thing we know, it is being called entitled silicon valley project by mike judd, the creator of bemus and butthead. >>> we want to check the forecast with who is giggling over there. >>> good morning. a good-looking day. i was more of a butthead and i always am. mike is more after a beavis. 44 in livermore, 48 in san jose. it is chilly out there. grab your coat. something you can ditch at 10:00 a.m. as we warm into 60. your lunchtime numbers, down right comfortable. we are going to be in the upper 60s, close to 70 degrees. roun

she was a member of the san jose city counsel. her political experience will help her with up coming challenges such as implementing healthcare changes. >> there are a lot of changes that are impacting local government. it requires somebody who is experience. >> canddants have till wednesday to file -- candidates have till wednesday to file. >>> the office of ethics conducts investigations into house members. the investigation centers on spend being boxman or members of her staff. her attorney says michele bachmann is cooperating with the investigation. >>> apple perched a start up -- perched a start up. the company is paying $20 million for wifi slam. apple confirms the deal but isn't giving any details. >>> chevron struck oil at a new well in the gulf of mexico. the company today announced the discovery at the well. 190 miles off the louisiana coast. crews drilled 6 miles deep. the well results are being evaluated. it is 12 miles from a discovery last week. >>> the golden gate bridge district is days away from ending its toll co

the community will hold a fund-raising car wash to help the family with funeral expenses. >>> san jose cityt sprung up at a field near the airport. 120 people have been living in the city-owned lot for a couple of months now. the land can not be developed because it is close to the airport. the city says the growing tent city posed health and safety issues. many residents say they don't know where they will go next. >> i have no idea. i will bring my stuff into the road and i don't know from there. i don't know. >> as of right now, you know, i am hoping a night or two at a mottle if everything works out all right. maybe if not, maybe in the car. >> the officials say this is not enough permanent housing for the city homeless. they are offering outreach to find shelter for as many as they can. the cost of this checkup is $20,000-$30,000. >>> the family of a man is asking the publish for help. he was reported missing earlier this week. her husband dropped her off at their pick up truck at a napa business park after the lunch route. the same spot where the detectives found the food truck the ne

san jose city officials finalized a $7 million tax incentive to entice samsung to expand in the silicon valley. he wants to replace its existing office with a campus totaling $680,000 square feet, seen here. austin, texas is also in the running for the expansion. samsung's growth will create $23 million in tax revenue for the city over the next 10 years. >>> coming up next, a terrifying experience for a little girl visiting uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. >> she knew right away there was an arrow in her leg. >> an arrow, but how did it get there? the search for an archer in the berkeley hills. >> and general petraeus and his first public comments since resigning from the cia. >> and tiger woods and the new nike ad that some people say is offensive. you be the judge. >> and then later on "jimmy kimmle live." >> tonight music from kid kuddy to kareem abdul jaw -- jabar and >>> we are following this developing story. at least one person has been killed after a strong earthquake struck taiwan. a 6.0 quake struck taiwan about four hours ago shaking buildings and damaging some. a 72-yea

san jose county clerk. a possible forged signature on a campaign form. he served two terms as a san jose city councilman. and a local school board before becoming supervisor. >>> the city's ninth homicide of e year and a third in less than a week. the latest shooting happened around 4:30 this morning at capital and mersa. the man died on that drive way. arrests have been made and police have not released the suspect's description. >>> a sunnyvale man is facing homicide charges tonight. 28-year-old dennis muceda plowed his car into another car saturday night. police believe he was racing away from a hit and run crash when he caused the deadly accident. a woman and her two sons, ages 14 and 23 were all killed. the adult's girlfriend was also in the car and remains hospitalized tonight. detectives are trying to determine if alcohol and drugs was a factor. family and friends of a missing oakland woman are urging the public to take a close look at this surveillance video. it shows erica outside a taste of denmark bakery on tell graph avenue on thursday. the day she disappeared. she was due to fly to texas fri

. >> the san jose city council approved proposals to help the homeless find places to live. the largest encampment was cleared out last friday. there are an estimated 60 more camps throughout san jose. the council's new plan will emphasize creating permanent affordable housing for them. >> can we use old hotels in a different way? can we use the current stock we have more effectively? >> staff researchers say the housing currently in the pipeline could cost $27 million to complete and $200,000 for additional units. >>> a house fire led to the discovery of a marijuana grow operation. firefighters were called to this home about 11:30 last night. fire officials say it looks like the fire was electrical. the fire department says the power had been wired to bypass the pg&e meter. police are investigating the grow operation. >> the chp is questioning a 20- year-old driver who is suspected of hitting and killing a bike rider in campbell this morning. they say it happened at 11:45 at bud avenue. the chp tells ktvu, a witness saw the driver hit the 59-year- old bike rider and then fol

he served on school boards, the san jose city council and board of supervisors for almost 20 years waived his rights to a trial and will accept the court's sentence. he's eligible for up to eight years in state prison, but the district attorney will recommend a much more lenient sentence in county lockup. >> we were aware of his addiction and some of his public service. we were aware of how the community was wrong. we knew he was going to step down right away. we wanted to end the nightmare and so we agreed that we would ask for one year in county jail. >> reporter: late this afternoon his defense attorney told the prosecution that he's won nearly $400,000 in winnings from gambling. where that money is now to be accessed to pay as restitution. >>> oakland's top cop is on the offensive, a p.r. offensive. kpix 5 tells us while hisofficers worked to clean up the streets that the chief is busy clean up the department's image. >> we're going to be doing things differently. >> reporter: whether it is announcing police patrols. >> this is the first step in doing it. >> reporter: counting the lat

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the flag of the united farm workers will be raised at san jose city hall. xavier compos will attend tonight's event. >>> there is a smoking crackdown in san ramon. it outlaws smoking in public buildings and apartment units. smoking will only be allowed in designated areas of apartment complexes and must be 25 feet away from any single unit or any kids' play area. >>> up next, how one man's amazing soccer trips have turned him into an internet sensation. >>> finally this morning, he's not your typical soccer star. >> andrew cassidy from milford haven wales. the former fisherman was secretly filmed kicking a soccer ball around a deserted mroth recently. but his ability to keep the ball off the ground captured a lot of attention from people in the neighborhood. the video got him international fame. he said he started kicking around a soccer ball to stay active and lose weight. >> he's all over the bay area television now. >> there you go. >> thanks for being with us. join us tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> and all day at nbcbayarea.com. >> see you tomorrow

san jose city officials finalized a $7 million inax incentive to entice samsung to expand in the silicon valley. he wants to replace its existing office with a campus totaling $680,000 square feet, seen here. austin, texas is also in the running for the expansion. samsung's growth will create $23 million in tax revenue for the city over the next 10 years. >>> coming up next, a terrifying experience for a little girl visiting uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. >> she knew right away there was an arrow in her leg. >> an arrow, but how did it get there? the search for an archer in the berkeley hills. >> and general petraeus and his first public comments since resigning from the cia. >> and tiger woods and the new nike ad that some people say is offensive. you be the judge. >> and then later on "jimmy kimmle live." >> tonight music from kid >> tonight music from kid ) 3 days of walkingul jaw -- to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience.

san jose city council members wants the city to sue the san francisco giants.continue to claim territorial rights to the south bay and have used that claim to block the a's move. lokardo whose district includes most of the ballpark property says the suit would not cost taxpayers a dime. it is reported that he will talk to lawyer who will take on the case on a contingency basis. >>> starting today new parking rates go into effect around san francisco's at&t park. they are some of the most expensive rates in all of california. event days will cost drivers between $5 and $7 per hour depending on how far you're parking from the park. also the meters will nowerced a 10:00. muni says the hope here is the move will ease traffic congestion. >>> coming up, a star sighting in the south bay. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with cluste

reporting live here outside san jose city hall, bob redell. >>> in redwood city, you can pay for takeout as in plastic. when you carry it out, you are going to have to start using paper. the city approving a plan to ban plastic bags. this goes in effect for six months. businesses will have enough time to use up all their plastic stock. palo alto considering expanding their existing ban on plastic bags and san carlos, requiring reusable bags throughout the city. >> i always forget them. leave them outside. >>> you're going to want to go outside today. the weather is spectacular. >> beautiful. >>> 47 degrees in san francisco. we are so spoiled here in the bay area. it is the most beautiful time of year. you have the plum blossoms, cherry blossoms. the weather is going to be so nice. the weather will be beckoning you outdoors. the temperatures are going to be temperatures that we haven't seen so far this year. upper 70s, low 80s. warmup continues today as we head throughout tomorrow into thursday. we are talking about the warmest conditions of the year so far. we are hopefully going to keep

san jose city officials finalized a $7 million tax incentive to entice samsung to expand in the siliconalley. he wants to replace its existing office with a campus totaling $680,000 square feet, seen here. austin, texas is also in the running for the expansion. samsung's growth will create $23 million in tax revenue for the city over the next 10 years. >>> coming up next, a terrifying experience for a little girl visiting uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. >> she knew right away there was an arrow in her leg. >> an arrow, but how did it get there? the search for an archer in the berkeley hills. >> and general petraeus and his first public comments since resigning from the cia. >> and tiger woods and the new nike ad that some people say is offensive. you be the judge. >> and then later on "jimmy kimmle live." >> tonight music from kid >> tonight music from kid kuddy to kareem abdul jaw ♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocola

it allowed forests to become overgrown. >> san jose city officials cleared a homeless encampment thisning 72 hours after posting a nits notice of eviction. rescue officers sood by as volunteers cleared out tents, zparpz chickens. some people living in the encampment were cleared out in another recent sweep. >> they kept asking where do you want us. they said we'd be all right here. we get here and tried to do what they've asked to us do. now they're telling us we have to leave, again. >> officials hope to place a thousand of the homeless into shelters by 2015. >> 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick may not have come whom a ring but judging from people who greeted him today he's still a big winner. the 49ers faithful turned out for an autograph and to have their pictures taken. despite the loss he has not lost his star power. >> fun. >> there is more still to come tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. just ahead a report on the numbers of new hires around the country what cuts could mean. >> the case against the son-in-law of osama bin laden and role in the family business. >> a story of a ma

. >>> the san jose city council meets tonight to talk about a plan to fix the city's deteriorating roadsbut it's going to cost taxpayers. city officials are proposing new tax measures to pay for road repairs and maintenance. one solution is either a quarter cent or half cent sales tax increase. another is a bond measure that would cost homeowners about $100 a year. >>> meantime on campus a plan to change scheduling at stanford not sitting too well with a lot of students. right now most classes are offered between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. but so much students have scheduling conflicts the university registrar is talking about spreading out class time and starting more classes at 8:30 a.m. 1,700 students have signed an online petition saying the change will negatively impact student life. the school's faculty senate will talk about that proposal thursday. >>> it is 4:52. the 49ers are on the hunt. who they are looking to replace for the coming season. >>> plus, the giants. hunter pence famous for pregame speeches but now he's testing out his pipes in a whole new medium. trust us. you do no

at san jose city hall, abc 7 news. >> more to bring you tonight on 7 news at 9:00. surfer file suit over access to bay area beach. coming up. find out why they have the sight set on local billionaire. plus the labor dispute that is threatening to silence san francisco similar funny before one of the biggest shows of the year. >> spencer is here with the weather. >> here in the accu-weather forecast center. looking at high pressure tomorrow near 80 degrees in some spots. i'll degrees in some spots. i'll show you where in you. >> sour note tonight at the san francisco similar funny. if musician voted unanimously to authorize a strike if talk don't make progress. carolyn explains the issues on the table. >> familiar sounds at city hall today. string war at the time from the symphony performed beethoven but the musician say other cities have better contracts than what they are being offered. >> this doesn't acknowledge the fact that there is inflation in the california economy. it doesn't acknowledge the fact that our wages are about 7500 dollars less than our leading p

. >>> tomorrow san jose city officials are expect today serve an eviction notice on a homeless encampmentr the airport. the city plans to begin cleaning up the encampment on friday. officials report more than 100 people are now living at the site. the san jose housing department said it's work on a plan to keep the homeless away. it wants to create new housing so the homeless won't have to camp out. >>> a new study points to a disturbing trensd in the life expectancy of women in certain parts of the u.s.. researchers at the university of wisconsin found that women age 75 and younger are dying at higher rates than previous years in 43% of the nation's counties. researchers note thad women with lower education levels who live in the south or the west and who had smoked had the highest mortality rates. the latest statistics suggest the average life span for a baby girl born today is 81 while it's 76 years old for a baby boy. >>> the bay area asd community is hopeful tonight after reports of a baby cured of hiv. health and science editor john fowler reports now from san francisco on who may b

people that manage the pavilion have no comment, if hp wants out they would have it negotiate with san jose city manager. we spoke with the city this morning. they to us they were surprised by the report because as of right now there have been no discussions between them and hewlett-packard about ending any naming rights agreement. reporting live outside what is still the hp pavilion, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, bob. san francisco "zookeeper" will be one of the first to wear google glass. scott mcgrew here with how he'll use it to track penguins. >> good morning, anthony brown one of the first five people that will get google glass early, they still have to pay for it. is the heads up display that should be available to the rest of us this year or early next. google offered a contest. you tweet the company saying what you would do with the advice. here is brown in san francisco, one of the first winners identified. again, there are thousands of others. he tweeted, if i had glass zookeeper point of view video and hang outside of penguin feedings, it would be amazing. so look for lot

looking into another possibility of a forged signature, this time in connection with a race for san jose city council. shirakawa resigned march 1 when he was charged with several felony counts including misuse of public funds and campaign donations. he is expected to plead guilty to all charges next week. >>> on the bay area watch this tuesday a morgan hill woman gets 60 days in jail for a crime involving her 10-year-old daughter. 38-year-old marcy erico had the girl put a cart of stolen groceries out of a safeway last year. she left the girl behind when she got caught. she was arrested a week later in nevada and pleaded guilty. >>> palo alto is expanding a ban on plastic bags to cover all retailers including restaurants. the original ban was grocery stores. the new restriction on restaurants approved last night will go into effect on november 1. >>> time now 4:40. coming up, the accused gunman in the colorado theater massacre is expected to to enter a plea today. >> plus, what do you do when your wildest dreams come true? the new bay area company that's too successful for its own good. it's

san jose with the story. thomas? >> we're here at san jose city hall. behind me there is a celebration and a flag raising for cesar chavez a champion for social justice this, was meant to highlight the need to give undocumented immigrants the justice they need. the council held a news conference in front of the san jose building. the reverend says there is a need for immigration reform. >> we're behind immigration reform, we're behind people, rights of people in need and zront a voice themselves. that is what it's all about. >> the group comprised of clergy sang, walking the plaza to perform an ancient rite. washing feet of local imgranlts. it's a ritual jesus performed and is hes they is being done during this time of passover to show respect for undocumented immigrants. who need understanding and justice. >> honor the contributions of immigrant laborers that work, stand on their feet all day. many of them do it all night. >> this undocumented woman lost her job when the company closed without warning and paying work qlerers she's been here six years.

. >> welcome back and work is bringing faster wireless service to downtown san jose. today, cityfast why fight network. it is a partnership between san jose and sunnyvale based ruckus' wireless. the network will be accessible through the entire downtown area. the launch event is scheduled for noon today at san jose city hall plaza. >> a concert scheduled for day at the standards as the symphony has been cancelled slow have shows throughout the weekend. the reason, a walkout by musicians. they were picketing and have them without a contract since the end of november. they say that despite being the third highest-paid city, musicians and that country with a median salary of $160,000 they still fall an average of $7,500 behind colleagues in its chicago and los angeles. >> as of right now, the salmon cisco's symphony is on strike. this will be on until further notice. our closest sister city, wages are 5% higher. the kind of money that they would need to invest to get a contract from the orchestra today should be readily available. we think that is the minimum requirement to maintain

city. business owners decided to keep san jose beautiful. the story is today's bay area proud. >>> and black smoke. the first vote comes and goes without a pope. we're live from vatican city with the reaction. >>> and good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. i know a lot of you basking in the sunshine today. still holding on to a 79 in walnut creek. we'll talking about 80s and the potential of record heat on wednesday coming up in just a few minutes. >>> take a look. just before noon our time today, we saw black smoke billowing from the chimney of the sistine chapel. >> a signal that after day one of the conclave, no pope has been selected. the doors of the chapel were sealed. it appeared straight out of the pages of a dan brown novel. jay gray is live in vatican city. jay? >> reporter: always good to talk to you and you're right. the first ballot cast today and the cardinals sending their message to the world. they haven't quite settled yet on who will be the next man to lead their faith. with thousands gathered and watching i

baker and detective elizabeth butler on february 26 before he was killed by swat teams. >> the san jose cityncil will tackle the growing homeless problem tonight. there is a renewed focus in finding a long term solution after hundreds were moved from a tent city from a park on friday. city leaders are offering sweeping proposals in a memo they plan to look at more affordable housing options, increased enforcement, and encouraging faith-based groups to stop feeding the homeless and shift their efforts to finding housing instead. >> president obama begins to make the first of three rare trips to capitol hill today to immediate with rank and file lawmakers for a budget deal. the president will speak with senate democrats today and house republicans tomorrow. on thursday, he will be back for meeting with house democrats and senate republicans. house g.o.p. budget chief ryan is unveiling the latest proposal and senate democrats unveil their plan tomorrow. >> you liked yesterday? >> i liked yesterday. >> do you want a repeat, and then some? >> and then some. here is mike. >> the "and then some" is

city. the new rules would only apply to the downtown area in san jose. the city include new apartments and development downtown so the city wants to pedestrians. for pa december bart will allow bicycles on bart trains during hours currently offlimits. the test from monday to friday next week. bikes allowed on all bart trains all the time. however, they can't be taken into the first three car during peak commute hours. bart oh o fibs say they learned a lot from the last test back in august. >> we will see how the changes we made between now and then are work. we have been working hard to create more bike space on trains. more space near the doors than there was in august. >> bart will continue to do rider surveys to see what works and what doesn't. now, this may be the last pilot program before the board of directors comes up with a permanent bicycle policy. >>> national park officials will be doing a lot more than just trimming trees the next few weeb is. the golden gate recreational area must cut 9% of its budget before the end of the month. 30 permanent

that's because the city of san jose still has to approve it.ive in san jose, marla tallez shall "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for the report. >>> right there, santana row, some great outdoor restaurants. a great week for that. >> even when it is not nice, it is always jam-packed on santana row. today, i think it will be even harder to find those parking spots. just that kind of weather that urges you to get outdoors. it is going to be perfect today. let's talk about where we ended up yesterday. we are going to be even warmer today. i want to show you these. 77 degrees in walnut creek, for example. three degrees away from 80 yesterday making yesterday the warmest day of the year so far only to be trumped by today and tomorrow when we peak. 79 in livermore is the warmest we have seen since november 5th. highs average around 65 degrees. much warmer than average have the that's going to persist as we head through the next couple of days. 70s and close to 80 just about all week long. 48 for san francisco. 43, napa. temperatures are cold

looking into another possibility of a forged signature this time in connection with a race for san jose cityawa resigned march 1 and is expected to plead guilty next week to several felony counts including misuse of public funds and campaign donations. >>> and today the city council in san jose will discuss what steps to take on the issue of the homeless there. this follows the clearing out of a large tent city near the guadalupe river last week near the airport. proposals include building more affordable housing and also cracking down on outdoor encampments. >>> time now 6:39. the next big thing, cnet's brian cooley is here with a sneak peek after samsung's latest smartphone. >> you are what you like, apparently. how facebook is revealing more about you and that you may believe. >> and -- than you may believe. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers. so far not looking great. coming up we get an updated from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. [ male announcer ] you think you know me. i'm just red carpets big spectacles and the a-list.

. >>> the san jose city council is expected to improve an incentive couple for the expansion of samsungthe deal was outlined in a signing with governor brown and senator reed. it includes reimbursements. samsung is a subsidiary of samsung electronics. >>> for many christians, easter is a time to reflect on god's gift to mankind but for others it can be a chance to delight on candy and sweets. there weekend sales were brisk at chocolate covered that's a shop in noe valley. sales were up from what they were a year ago. >> we were happy to have enough bunnies and carrots and eggs for everybody. >> reporter: easter spending survey estimates the average person celebrating easter will spend about get this $145 on candy, decor, clothes and food. in all easter spending in the u.s. is expected to hit $17 billion. >>> a charity has the video of a rescue of a hawk caught on a utility pole. check the poor guy out. it happened last monday in w atsonville. pg & e brought a bucket truck out to get a wildlife worker up to free the hawk. workers were also able to reunite the bird with its handler. >> se