assistant chief is looking at strategies to fight the summer spike in crimes. >> it's just a mixturepublic education, plus making sure we deploy the resources and uniformed officers in those general areas, possibly using undercover ors. >> san francisco police say the city averages about seven to 8 robberies per day. >> tip to the ladies, don't try to fix your hair because of the drizzle. >> the humidity out there. take a look where it's thickest this morning, and parts of the peninsula. as the marine layer has increased a little bit. that is due to the warmer air that is developing up around 35,000 feet. eventually it will work its way do the ground and bring us warmer weather but first it's going to start in the east bay. stepping outside, low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods. upper 50s around san jose for the warm spots. monterey bay and salinas, with 50 at santa cruz. clouds are just starting to invade gilroy and 48 degrees. so we'll have warmer temperatures inland but the warms will spread through the bay tomorrow and into the weekend. high temperatures to near normal levels by

this year, and especially large spike. >> and these cases are four times of what we sell all last year. we're tough on seeing a lot more. >> babies are given to, for coming six months inoculations. at 2, 4, six months, and if they do not get a booster? takthe can in fact the babies which are at highest risk. >> and people who do not have insurance? and indeed the inoculation? and at $15, they can get the inoculation. and reporting, with kron 4 news. >> city, state, and a balanced budget is the rare thing. however, vicki liviakis de san francisco. >> pellets and the budget is a balancing act and the trick is not only to spread the wealth and to share the pain. san francisco is doing both after cutting costs and deals with city employees. they have signed off on the 2010/2011 budget but the cuts. reduction in overtime, and layoffs of hundreds of city workers. the good news is that the $6.5 billion paget budget is balanced. and closes the deficit without raising taxes. to trim the fat but not all to the bone, city salaries and positions were cut by 10 percent, over time by 16 percent. at

however, we would see borrowing rate spikes. many of us recall the 1980's. borrowing rates were extraordinarily high. if that were to occur, we would be having frequent concert rate -- conversations with the commission.

we said we would deal with the issue of spiking and the final year of spiked salary. we made progress. we committed in subsequent years to setting aside money when times are good to deal with the unfunded corpus on the health care liability. that happened with overwhelming support from 77% of voters in the city. labor agreed to those banks. it was rather remarkable -- labor agreed to those things. it was rather remarkable when we asked them if they would agree to wage concessions that they said that they were open to a collective bargaining process, working with and not imposing upon, that they were happy to dialogue. they said they needed the facts about the magnitude of the deficit. we said that we would give you everything we have. there is nothing hidden. there are no games. this is not a game of leverage. here are the facts. they concluded what we have concluded, that we have a big shortfall. the only way to get out of it and to preserve the social service network of the city and maintain our values is for everyone to participate and step up. that is exactly what

however, we would see borrowing rate spikes. many of us recall the 1980's. borrowing rates were extraordinarily high. if that were to occur, we would be having frequent concert rate -- conversations with the commission. we would look at every factor that we could. of course, you asked about each budget hearing. budget hearing. the other part of that, oth

. >> and it's played by spiking it and to make the rattle sound and also creates this. (applause). >> (speaking spanish) sorry. (speaking spanish). >> this is the kahita and it is created as the -- i don't know that word. how do you say that? the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are the spanish influences. >> (speaking spanish). >> they adapted to the style of this type of music (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are just simple spoons, kitchen spoons. (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and here

south africa spiked with an aids drug made by a aarea company cut a woman's risk in half.o be licensed in the united states, though, the gel would have to be at least 80% effective. researchers are confident incident it can be improved. scientists donated the drugs for the gel. it is allowing it to be produced royalty free in poor countries. >>> seniors and women in their child bearing years should be vaccinated against whooping cough. nearly 1,500 people have gotten sick and 5 babies have died. now even if you have received the vaccine, immune tea decreases over time so you may need a booster shot. >>> a lot of people wish they could change something about their appearance. a new facebook apparent goes a little too far, some people say. it let's users lighten their skin tone slightly in photos. they say it's what some customers want. but some people say its racist. >> reporter: on the internet, good taste and effective marketing are only skin deep. you are looking at a new facebook app that allows you to lighten your skin. >> that's kind of strange. >> reporter: it's the

chase what matters. ♪ >>> san francisco police seeing what could be the beginning of a summer spike int crimes including an increase in armed robberies. there is some safety tips for police. >> this uptick usually happens every summer. but last weekend, there were more than two dozen incidents that, is a very high number, more larming is in most robberies, guns were used. >> it was a busy weekend for criminals and police. normally quiet fisherman's wharf were not spared and 27 incidents from friday to sunday. three friday. nine on saturday. and 15 on sunday. >> the city of san francisco averages about seven or eight robberies per day. >> assistant chief is looking at strategies to fight the summer spike in crime. >> just a mixture of public education plus making sure we deploy officers in those general areas. >> in all, 14 armed robberies during the weekend. guns qused in 12 of them. two shootings, three assaults and one car jacking. they occurred mostly into early morning and late evening hours when restaurants and clubs closed and customers were leaving. >> if i can't earn it, i'm go

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. >> reporter: the commission expects there to be a spike of disconnections in october when all those summer air- conditioning bills come due. so allen, you might say these changes are coming just in time. >> yeah, the economy hasn't helped either. >>> it's a cost-cutting move. dozens of firefighters in san jose are out of a job this weekend. len ramirez on what it means for people who are going to be calling 911. >>> reporter: they should get a rapid response according to the interim chief but at least are very difficult times for the san jose fire department. never in the history of san jose has this city had to lay offer firefighters but that's going to happen tomorrow. >>> reporter: san jose fire engine 33 is still in service but not for long. just three years after owning in the communication hill neighborhood, station 33 is about to lock its doors and close and this firefighter, just 26, is losing his job. it's a bit too much for the fire captain to take and he is one of the few speaking out. >> to be essentially thrown out of my station and have my station's doors closed, uhm..

a study in south africa found a gel spiked with an aids drug cutted a woman's risk of getting hiv fromn infected partner in half. gilead sciences donated the drugs for the gel and is allowing the gel to be produced royalty-free for distribution in poor countries. >>> public health experts are urging seniors and women in childbearing years get vaccinated against whooping cough. health experts have declared a whooping cough epidemic in california because of the number of cases this year. nearly 1500 people have gotten sick. six babies have died. you can get a free vaccination thursday afternoon in concord at the farmer's market in todos santos plaza. >>> getting a manicure or pedicure may never be the same. three san francisco supervisors are introducing and or the nance that would encourage -- an ordinance that would encourage salons to use nontoxic nail polish. lawmakers say formaldehyde and two other chemicals in many polishes are harmful to salon workers' health. they call the chemicals the toxic trio. they can cause cancer, birth defects, asthma and other problems. to raise awarenes

there is concern this morning but the recent spike in crime in state parks. the sacramento bee reports crime has tripled over the past 10 years. incidents include assaults, vehicle break ins and in some remote areas marijuana growing. >> in my opinion there is no doubt that an increase in the number of rangers in the park would decrease the number of crimes happening in the park. >> now faced with a $19 billion budget shortfall more funding for parks this year is not likely. there is an initiative on the november ballot to increase car registration fees to pay for the parks. >> up next state park rangers are warning hiker after an attempted rape on a trail in the santa cruz mountains. we have the details. >> reporter: i am tara moriarty live in oakland where police recently laidoff may be getting their jobs back by the end of the year but we will explain why some say that that is not fast enough when the morning news continues. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughou reviving the economy means reinventing the way we do business. here's to the owners showing us

in violence and a spike in deaths and it's to be expected there's no way to stop that that's the nature of conflict and the u.s. secretary of defense warns the leaking of classified documents related to the war in afghanistan could lead to even more deaths among the troops however wiki leaks which published the material online rejects the accusation and says the pentagon is just trying to divert attention from the thousands of lives already lost military analyst says the documents reveal little that hasn't already been known for yes. one of the top american collaborative in afghanistan has been known for a long time leaks actually there are two of them the first he's going to president affectively works for the united states and it's well known for almost nine years and believe it turned out there was no repercussions from taliban all of their associates and the second most notorious u.s. collaborated in afghanistan he's got his eye abroad in kandahar who according to the u.s. main media has been one of the most cherished cia asset a key a the top drug kingpin oh across the country for

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there were huge spikes the day of the show and the day after this psa aired. and kids actually could enter discussion threads. and there were some really heart-breaking stories in there; kids who said, "i've been telling my parents for 2 years there's something wrong with me; now i know i have bipolar disorder, they don't believe me." well, in this case it was one of samhsa's partner groups, they had trained therapists in the discussion group who could actually refer kids to help. and when we come back, we're going to be talking a little bit more about media literacy and how the general public can get engaged. we'll be right back. [music] for more information on national alcohol & drug addiction recovery month events in your town and how you can get involved, visit the recovery month web site at recoverymonth.gov. mornings used to be the toughest. before i got treatment for my addiction, it was the little things that were hardest to bear. but now that i'm free of drugs and alcohol, it's the little things that give me the most joy. recovery, it gave me back my

in violence and a spike in deaths and it's to be expected there's no way to stop that that's the nature of conflict d. in kabul the general security situation has been declining over the last year and it's because this is when now is the time with the most of it thirty thousand promised troops of president obama there or they're going to afghanistan right now so that's why we know it because the troops this is what they're doing there but i was going to increase now and there's going to be more desta come and the u.s. secretary of defense says the leaking of classified documents related to the war in afghanistan could lead to even more deaths among the troops but when he leaves who published the material online rejected that accusation saying the pentagon is trying to distract attention from the sounds of lives already lost art his military analyst and getting herself agrees saying the leak reveals a little of that hasn't been known for years. one of the top american collaborative in afghanistan has been known for a long time leaks and actually there are two of them the first is going t

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ways to beat the heat goes on a tele and boris have certainly adopted a fairly novel approach but the spike robinson crusoe esque existence they still can't live without some of the creature comforts they go hand in hand with city living next door to use when we have to t.v. sets two radios and a notebook but no internet and my house is in moscow a six minute ride from here the retired pair have just about all they could need on their thirty meter wide island getaway and if there's anything they want it's only a short trip to the nearest shop and to take in the boat right to the shore of course heading for some alfresco sleep isn't a new thing for muscovites in the past before the invention of air conditioning many people would sleep in the courtyards of apartment buildings to try and get some respite from the times oppressive heat not many would be willing to go to the same length as boston on the tolly but with temperatures still around the thirty's more people would be looking for ways to stay cool this summer peter all of the artsy. international court of justice has ruled that a unilat

seven-day forecast has some small spikes in the heat there by friday and saturday. oh, yes, we're turning it up. mid-80s. i know, not very hot. it is what it is. and then we're looking at more cooling as we head into next week. it's enjoyable. it's great. >> mid-80s sounds perfect. >> yeah. >>> well, sign me up for this. the one-day workout. how to fit five days into one day at the gym. >>> plus, we know they've got talent, but will america agree? tonight the message behind a bay area cheer group. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at so

all counterinsurgency campaigns when you insert more troops the first thing that happens you see a spike in violence and a spike in deaths and it's to be expected there's no way to stop that that's the nature of conflict d. in kabul the general security situation has been declining over the last year and it's because this is when now is the time when the most of the thirty thousand promised troops of president obama there they're going to afghanistan right now so that's why we know it because the troops this is what they're doing that i was going to increase now and there's going to be more deaths to come. there's always more on the main stories we're covering plus plenty of extras on our website r.t. dot com here's a quick look at what's waiting to be discovered right. at in our man who hijacked a passenger plane in moscow has been detained find out how you did it and what he wanted. was demonstrators in the siege a town hall in the moscow region in a bid to save trees but not from the fires raging across russia find out more on these and any other stories that are too don't call. out a

this year isn't specially spike. -- outbreaks. >> -this year is especially bad.babies are the most vulnerable because of vaccination is that two months, four months, six months. and infants are not protected. people that handle children must get a boosters of they do not in fact infants and toddlers. >> if family members get sick and in fact a young baby? >> people that do not have insurance but need a vaccine can come to the public immunization center in san jose. $15 thinking that the vaccine. reporting and jose, kron 4 news. ♪ >> with fog hogging the coastline, and bear wide are up. temperatures are in the 50s and have monday. and up and our inland areas back into the upper 80s in many locations. and livermore is reached 86 but it is going off. fairfield, concord, and warmer in the north bay and in the south bay. what we can expect tonight that fog hugging the coast line. it will press back in overnight but not that extensive with less fogged, sunny and mild tomorrow. and with more mild normal temperatures for weekend. an extended look coming up. >> a smoot lo

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. >> big spike in the numbers. it's a spike in her negative numbers.ing with independent voters that have turned against karly fiorina according to the poll. the number jumped from 23% to 40% in a couple months. this week a new web video designed to drive up negatives has gone viral. the web ad takes clips from a tea party rally in washington, d.c. and then shows karly fiorina in a rally in pleasanton held a month later. >> i can see a bunch of hard working americans who care enough to come out and get politically active and express their views. and i agree with them. >> fact check? yeah. it's misleading. the pictures of people behaving badly aren't from the pleasanton rally and the comments were edited to cut out what she said about extremists. here is the full quote. >> are you concerned about coming to an event and getting a lined with more extreme elements... >> what i see out here is a bunch of hard working americans who care enough to come out and get politically active and express their views. i'm sure they're extremes all over country on the fr

however, we would see borrowing rate spikes. many of us recall the 1980's. borrowing rates were extraordinarily high. if that were to occur, we would be having frequent concert rate -- conversations with the commission. we would look at every factor that we could. of course, you asked about each budget hearing. the other part of that, other than adjusting the pay-as-you-go projects, we are looking at these projects come in many cases, as a stand-alone. to the extent that things went truly crazy, like in the 1980's, you could defer a project for awhile. it is simply too expensive. just a couple of other things as you think about sizing and timing. 100 to $2 billion, if we borrow at 5%, that $100 million affects the average monthly bill about $1.82. to put that in perspective, if you want to add or subtract $1 million from any single year, that would change the average monthly bill about $1.80. >> $100 million? >> $100 million a project. that is because we are spreading it out over 30 years. >> are you looking for the commission to give your feedback with resp

this land values spike in a way that goes out words. how should we make sure that there's not secondary displacement. i've heard some people trying to turn this issue on. the easiest way to talk about affordable issue, this is a very big difference between its proposal on the balance, especially one with $5 million. the people of san francisco would like to see something significant with affordable housing costs. if you look at the maps, the success of the measure of the southeast part of the city and other parts of the city. there is a progressive block. even with a massive campaign the supervisor maxwell said there was hope, there is a sword and there is hope for the bayview left without a lot of specifics. the queue for funding that. the polling, as reported, there must of been some and journals. that started off. before the massive campaign which i believe was disingenuous in terms of talking about the poison pill and the project when there was real revenue proposals that basically went along with it to pay for the affordability whi

carpoolers are also required to have a fast track tag. 11 days fast forward the numbers spiked. at the same time congestion pricing was also implemented. less traffic during the 5-10:00 p.m. period. last year it took drivers 19 extra minutes to get to the toll plaza. this year it takes 10 extra minutes to get there. >> new prices went into effect july 1st. it stayed at '4 nonpeek hours. >>> still ahead, immigration rally blocks traffic in arkansas. governor schwarzenegger gives a californian his own day. those stories still ahead. those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come on and get on the plane. we're saving you money. now that's a plane full of happy. [ employees ] grab your bag. it's on. [ ding ] at the jcpenney ap

and in the bay area, kate thompson report that the santa clara county has a huge spike and whooping coughs year, 97 cases in santa clara county. over one half have been reported in the last few weeks.

. >>> ever since oakland laid off 80 police officers, there s been a spike in crime in part of that city. but as voters are faced with measures on police staffing, city leaders say there is another side to the story. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live now to explain. good afternoon, tora. >> reporter: good afternoon. both sides are seemingly at war here. police say that violent especially home-invasion robberies have actually surged in one section of the city. while city leaders point to overall crime which they say is down 20% compared to last year. now, both sides of the city and police union have been embroiled in bitter negotiations for weeks to try to shake the city's projected $50 million come next fiscal year. fine hi last night, a breakthrough when the city council voted to propose a dollar a day parcel tax for homeowners for the november ballot. officers would start paying into own pension. but the measure needs a two- thirds majority. >> it was a hard thing to think about. we think a lot of homeowners can't afford that amount but we wanted to meet the union halfway. it's a chan

but to sprinkle every rooftop with these increasing numbers of spikes, i am getting less and less comfortableto be asked to make that determination. commissioner sugaya: i would like to acknowledge commissioner moore's approach. the way that technology is heading, by the time we got around to figuring out locations, we are going to be on to the next technology. we're already seeing clear wire coming to us over the last several weeks with a different technology in cellphone data transmission. they are not using the standard kinds of things that we are talking about on this issue. it is similar, but it is a different approach, a different kind of technology they are using. it is not voice oriented. but with the proliferation of data, i think the increasing desire for data on cellphone and what will be an increasing number of tablets type devices, they seem to have a plan in mind that will capture some portion of that market. we just approved an antenna today, but that was one kind of -- i don't know how you characterize it, but it is quite different that than me -- than the t-mobiles and at&t's

big spike in temperatures in the north bay as the wind slackens. hell in napa, 76 in only and pleasant day here. a little bit of warmth here, 95 in antioch and 92 in danville. 90 in dublin. what would you expect in the summer. down buyer the monterey bay, holding on to a lot of fog but that will give way to mostly sunny skies. 88 in holster. forecast is more of a breeze kicking up tomorrow and more fog. biggest cool down on tuesday and then we'll keep it there, 60s at the coast and upper 80s inland. so feeling warm, but it's summertime in the east bay. >> all right. thank you. >> in the bay area toughest neighborhoods it's no surprise to see guys hanging out, but at 90th and macarthur boulevard that corner is a stage for performance that has gone global. >> an oakland street corner, police and young black men but don't let preconceived notions get in the way. it's a dance phenomena known as chirping. ♪ ♪ >> rainy day performance honored his brother who was killed in a traffic accident on this corner. dance had become his life. >> it can up lift you

officers we spoke to say that the number of violent home- invasion robberies have spiked there. police say they are stepping up patrols. many people that criminals are getting more brazen now that the police force down 80 officers due to recent layoffs. but last night a breakthrough came when the city voted to put a four-year parcel tax on the november ballot. it would more than cover the projected shortfall predicted next year. this is a condition that the police union demanded before it would agree to have officers fork over 9% of their salaries toward their pension. but many city leaders say the controversial parcel tax is too much to ask of oakland residents during this financial crunch. >> i think everybody is going through a difficult time. i think rehave the responsibility to manage with what we have. >> reporter: the parcel tax is key to bring back the 80 officers laid july 13th. if passed, the force would be back up to 803 officer. rye now, it's -- right now it's less than 700. it would be suspended until 2013. the opd has yet to approval the pension proposal. if they d

additionally, we would see a spike in 2021 for later portions of the source improvement program coming online. that is a fairly large program but i want to put that in the context of what we're doing now. we have taken much of this in anticipation as we look at the 10-year budget plan. the rest of the plan included two additional bars. the first one is the green bar, which represents the cash-funded programs which you have already built into your rates. that cash-funded program is a program that is of the $40 million a year over the next 10 years, growing at a pace of 30% every year. we also need additional ramping up for r&r. there is not enough cash to pay for that. you will see a red bar stocked on top, what are repair and replacement needs, that are on top of bond fund it. we have a lot of bond and state revolving loan that will be paid off over the next 10, 15 years. that will free up debt capacities and that can be used for new system improvements. lastly, the same blue bars, we stacked on top of that the need for the sewer improvement program. the cash-funded agreement portion,