. >>> the california nurses association threw its support behind the governor's tax hike proposal. governor jerry brown was on hand to accept the endorsement and the donation to the campaign to pass proposition 30, it would raise sales tax for 5 years. >> choice to invest in our schools too, protect local -- schools, to protect local schools. >> the governor said the endorsement is important because they could mobilize other nurses in support. >>> facebook is taking a bite out of the california budget. revenue from the ipo was expected to generate 1% of the general fund next year. but instead of rising it is plummeted. it only closed higher on the initial day of trading and down to historic lows for the last 5 days, $20.04. >>> tomorrow bikes will be own board bart trains during the commute. ktvu's sal castaneda has the details of how this once a week 30 day experiment could become a learn term -- long term solution. >> it will take effort to make it work and make certain it applies fairly to everyone. >> reporter: officials want to find a way to accommodate bicycle riders without

what is the weakening of the labor movement and its weak leaders with the exception of the california nurses association. you'll see a tough advocacy, pro labor california nurses association has a comparison with what is going on in the afl-cio in washington, d.c.. the media is not jolting them. we used to get on the phil donahue show. these were afternoon entertainment shows. but they always reserve 20% of their time for serious advocates, highlighting women's rights groups, peace groups, labor groups, consumer advocates. that is gone out. it is nothing but sadomasochism mondays afternoon shows. as far as the newspapers go, they used to follow the story. if i was pushing for a lot of safety on capitol hill, they would say, this is pretty significant. there is evidence that there needs to be safer cars. no federal standards for motor vehicles. so they would follow the story has a the senate hearings at house hearings and all kinds of things going on, pushing the bill toward lyndon johnson to sign. now the big newspapers do features. they don't follow the community. i have been complaining to the new yor

the california nurses association, which we know is one of the most powerful unions in the state, does not like sutter and the national health care workers is not happy with this. >> belva: it is being done because of the risk? >> if you talk to sutter and they say you will put the patients and workers at risk for a very important hospital system and health care system in the bay area. under state mandate, they have to get it rebuilt. they were hoping to break ground in september. that deal at the start of the show was put off until november. the board of superiors is on recess in san francisco for the month of august. they come back and start negotiating and come up with a deal. they might get to the board of superiors as early as november 20th. it may be pushed off later. we have to look at the november 20th date that is after election in san francisco when a number of members of the board of superiors opposed to the deal will be on the ballot. they will probably get reelected. it takes the election-year politics out of the election. >> is there no way they can renovate and build a n

. >>> governor jerry brown is calling it a generous endorsement from the california nurses association. >> for those who have been blessed the most, it's only right and i think the way to go to say give some back. temporarily for the next seven years until our economy finally gets back after the mortgage melt down. >> reporter: brown's initiative will levy a temporary tax on people making more than $250,000 a year for seven years. munger's proposition would raise income taxes for most california's for the next 12 years. >>> advocates for gay rights are calling for poem to hold a kiss in. the chain is also getting a lot of support. executives are reporting record sales for yesterday's chick-fil- a appreciate day. >>> police have arrested a man for yesterday's stabbing. adar yamuro wright was take ton jail. police say brigs was stabbed near north second street and east st. john street. the two were involveed in a fight prior to the stabbing. >>> a 17-year-old boy from oakley has been charge with two counts of attempted murder an attack on a friend. he's accused of going into a neighbor's

. >> mark: the california nurses association gave a $1 million contribution to help the measure passed> darya: they say it makes more financial sense for most people to purchase a home instead of renting it. who are they? this is a new report from zillow they say you could break even for purchasing a home in less than two years in many places like miami. this is the first time they have done this analysis. it is the first time and they are looking at all of the analysis like the down payment, the price you pay on lead and then look of the stuff as well. because there was this home appreciation they had to look at the red increases that you might face, tax deductions, inflation, they say that purchasing is not the best option everywhere. they find that those renting still have the upper hand in the big cities including san francisco. >> mark: will be right back and we are watching the skies brighton. we have a beautiful start to the day with some cool weather we have more on your forecast coming up. >> darya: welcome back, the stories that we are following can rights activists and other

. >>> governor jerry brown is calling it a generous endorsement from the california nurses association. >> for those who have been blessed the most, it's only right and i think the way to go to say give some back. temporarily for the next seven years until our economy finally gets back after the mortgage melt down. >> reporter: brown's initiative will levy a temporary tax on people making more than $250,000 a year for seven years. munger's proposition would raise income taxes for most california's for the next 12 years. >>> advocates for gay rights are calling for poem to hold a kiss in. the chain is also getting a lot of support. executives are reporting record sales for yesterday's chick-fil- a appreciate day. >>> police have arrested a man for yesterday's stabbing. adar yamuro wright was take ton jail. police say brigs was stabbed near north second street and east st. john street. the two were involveed in a fight prior to the stabbing. >>> a 17-year-old boy from oakley has been charge with two counts of attempted murder an attack on a friend. he's accused of going into a neighbor's

. >>> the california nurses' association is supporting governor brown's tax initiative. they just planned one million dollars for the proposition 30 campaign. the union says it considers political contribution a necessary investment in the future. >>> we know that our families too cannot succeed unless your schools have teachers, unless colleges are fordable, health care is obtainable, unless libraries stay open. unless neighborhoods stay safe. >> if approved in november, governor brown's tax initiative would increase the state sales tax by a quarter cent and raise income taxes on those who make more than $250,000 a year. >>> month long pilot program allowing bikes on bart during commute hours starts today. bart will use passenger feedback to develop more policies. the goal to double the number of bicyclists riding bart. as we've been reporting many riders say they want it to stay, many say they -- >>> this morning hundreds are waking up inside at&t park after a sleepover. terry mcsweeney is live at giants' stadium. you just got there, no camp out for you, we're sorry. >>

the california nurses association is giving a 1 million-dollar contribution to try to make sure that measure passes. right now california faces a 16 billion-dollar deficit. and brown warned without a desperately needed tax increase. cuts will have to be severe. >> all nurses this is a generous contribution and i'll do everything i can to make sure we get the yes. that is what is so crucial. >> california voters will get their say on the governor's tax proposal come november. it will be listed as proposition 30 on the ballot and if it passes the start sales tax would be raised by half a cent for five years and income taxes would go up for people that make more than $250,000 a year for switch years. >>> after months of negotiating the san francisco school district reached a tentative deal. the school year will return to the nearly 180 days which is standard because of before the budget cuts and laid off teachers will get their jobs back. >> the ten thattive agreement will return to 171 and a laugh days up from 176 school days of the past two years. if the deal is ratified by the teache

. >> mark: the california nurses association giving $1 million contribution to try to ensure that this governor believes that without a desperately needed tax increase, cuts will have to be severe. california voters will get their say in november. this will be lifted as proposition 30 on the ballot. the state sales tax will be reduced by half a cent for five years. income taxes will be increased for those making 250,000 year for seven years. >> darya: you want to tell you about this, the 4 05, this busy freeway will be shut down for 53 hours in september. public agencies all across the loss into the financially and in the bay area are warning drivers to stay away. this is similar to what happened last year. they are bracing for this to happen again. they said it really helps to get the word out early for the closures. >> last time this worked great because hundreds of thousands of people stayed away from this area. >> darya: hopefully this will go the same everyone was so afraid they just stayed home. so here are the dates. this is a major thing may need to plan around. >> mark: will b

the bay area. >> california nurses association backing gov. jerry brown's november tax initiative with $1 million. the politically influential group announced a contribution after officially endorsing proposition 30. that measure would boost the state sales tax and income taxes on higher earners. more headlines around the bay, the city of san jose going after a hotel that they say allows prostitution to take place regularly and openly. an injunction has been obtained against the hotel on south first three. neighbors have long complained about prostitution there, the injunction allows san jose to enforce more strict rules including limits on visitors and background checks on guests. the top cop of oakland calling on a curfew for kids, the goal is to protect them in some of the city's more dangerous neighborhoods. the chief wants the city council to pass a curfew ordinance by the end of the year. oakland has seen a 20% increase in violent crime since the beginning of this year. a statue stolen from a church is that wordelongs, someone stole the s

the contact. >> there are members of california nurse's association are urging vote dwrorz approve the governor's tax initiative. announcing their surt -- support of prop 30. >> there this puts state priorities back on what pat matters. our future, families and neighborhood. >> this is one of the few places where the people can decide yes, we do need more revenue and we want to protect basic services. >> they raise taxes on those who make more than $250,000 a year. >> and taxes and economy were the themes of a republican presidential candidate traded bars as a poll shows americans feel candidates are equally qualified to fix in finances. first nim a week both contenders were on the campaign trail. this week the campaign comes under new study by a think tank that concluded that the plan would raise taxes on the majority of americans. >> we do not need more tax cuts for folk who's have done very, very well. we need more tax cuts for working americans. >> and this is keeping up the drumbeat. >> and this first day campaigning through this trip. he brought a record card on the first term. >> this has

and the union rank and file need to approve that deal. >> california nurse's association is standing behind governor brown's tax initiative. cna pledged support and $1 million for the campaign z this afternoon said it's a necessary investment into the future. >> we know our families cannot succeed unless health care is affordable. and unless neighborhoods stay safe. >> if approved it could increase sales tax by a quarter sent. and could race income taxes. >> state budget could take a big hit if facebook stock value continues to plummet. the current budget relies on stock selling for $35 a share, adding about.$5 billion to the treasury. and they're hoping more revenue can come in november. >> coming up at 6:00 google goes back to school and takes a street view camera to santa clara university. but are there concerns? also, keeping power on. what environmentalists credit blackouts this summer. >> fog at the coast and cooling area wide. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and there is >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> google street view clicking