the e plus 2 is $11.30. and as a matter of being complete. we wanted to let you know that you do offer the vision care benefit for people who need computer assistive glasses and cost $0.85 per employee per month. we also wanted to raise on page two of this document that we at that time determine is reasonable and sufficient for premium yuns -- and you are under a rate and we bring the rate as part of the cycle of this business. do you have to approve them? >> i don't know. i will to have ask eric about them. i think we need to reapprove? >> you have a 2-year? >> i'm trying to think back a year ago did we approve a 2-year rate renewal. >> it might be best. >> it's not going to hurt. >> okay. i need a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> okay. it's been moved and seconded to approve the vsp's 2015 proposal. any public comment? >> dennis krueger, active and retired firefighters. i was under the impression this year they were going to offer a 2-tier plan. they had discussed it before, but i see nothing in this proposal that accounts for that. >> tha

the problem. >>> plus a major shake up e s in the on campus dorm staff at the school university, what the school says is behind more than a dozen firings and resignations. >> complete news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell a-young father on his way home from work in san jose this morning shot to death in his car. janine de la vega just spoke to the family and police and joins us live to let us know what they are saying. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, the coroner was removed the body and now the focus is on tracking down the killer, the family thinkless thinks he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> his family was mourning as they found out he was shot on his way home from work, he was about a block from home. >> he was happy, he was on his way home from work when this happened, i don't understand it all. it doesn't make sense. >> they say he was on his way home from work andhis wife began missing him from work and she was the one that found him. >> it appears he was shot and then the car continue moving and he hit an

the explosion of line 132 was a result of deliberate and intentional misconduct by pg&e over the last 20-plus strong words but not entirely unexpected by the utility giant which has hit the airwaves already with an ad campaign aimed at repairing its damaged image. >> amazing things happen. >> reporter: it's not a new tactic. the oil giant british petroleum has been doing much the same since the gulf oil spill. >> knew it would take time but we were determined to see it through. >> absolutely a critical juncture for them. when you face an indictment, a lot of bad news and facts, the level of trust is set back so far. >> nothing wil

by the fifth grade the bilingual politeness students have catch up with the english plus students and by the sinth grades the dual e merng students have caught up so by the 7th grade no difference of the students reaching english proficiency our estimates suggests that the two lapsing programs have reached different proficiency. we're looking at just at latino english learners. the first one is the latino english learners are reaching the proficiency more slowly by fifth grade we're at 70 to 75 percent and 7th grade to 85 percent. we see the same overlay pattern there's a gap in the early years between the two english pathway so the english learners are making more progress but slowing down from the students making the english proficiency and the two languages rates so the students in bilingual are catching up with the dowel are catching up with the english emergence students in the 7th grade so by the 7th grade no english advance anywhere. this is the same graft for the chinese learner students and overall there's very high proportions of students reaching english emergence in all the pathways. in fifth grade we'r

numbers to figure out the cost of servicing the steno thousand plus students there's a range if you take the excel cost per student we've got 16.5 million up to the e e d per cost per student and averaging it out. to serve those additional 10 thousand plus students arrest as commissioner wynns (reading.) the be it resolved there was a mention of the copayment so in looking at the price tags per year what's the reasonable amount for the families keeping. it's going to take time to understand the copayment system but for purposes we choose the simple route so if you look at the percentage of the case students eligible at 60 percent so if we are looking at the copayment we'll be linked in some way we can say that those families those 60 percent of the families let's say at the don't pay any copayment again, this is an estimate there's 40 percent of the family of the 26 thousand students are not eligible and probability going could pay the co- payments so for the 26 thousand 5 families that's 10 thousand 4 hundred families that potentially pay a co-pay pay. following there? did that make sense so if you say on average each of the 10 thousand plus stude

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the explosion of line 132 was a result of deliberate and intentional misconduct by pg&e over the last 20-plus years. >> reporter: strong words but not entirely unexpected by the utility giant which has hit the airwaves already with an ad campaign aimed at repairing its damaged image. >> amazing things happen. >> reporter: it's not a new tactic. the oil giant british petroleum has been doing much the same since the gulf oil spill. >> knew it would take time but we were determined to see it through. >> absolutely a critical juncture for them. when you face an indictment, a lot of bad news and facts, the level of trust is set back so far. >> nothing will distract us on the mission to transform the century old gas system into the most safe reliable system in the country. >> reporter: the response was one of a series of forward- looking statements offered up by the utility in response to the indictments all three packaged without reporters questions. sometimes answering reporters questions is not the best strategy. >> it's difficult to stay on message, companies want to be able to deliver a messag

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the new rules would ban the sale of e-cigarettes to children, put health warnings on the packaging, and force the $2 billion-plusndustry to register its products with the fda. the fda is giving the public 75 days to comment on the proposed rules. one maker says it is not too worried that the new rules will cut into its industry. it can now say you have come a long way, baby. the growing popularity of e-cigarettes drove charles to quit his job as an it manager to he could get in on the trend. he opened a bar called a vape bar. vape bar is a new term for many of us, what is that place you are in? >> well, this is a vapor bar, or vape bar. it represents that we are no longer smoking traditional cigarettes. it offers a variety of flavors with or without nicotine. people can walk in basically and try them out, and if they get hooked or like a specific flavor, they can just purchase it, and so on and so forth. it's basically traffic walking in and out. >> who are these people? who comes in? what kind of people are they? >> just general people. no one specific. you -- you have -- you have the people that want to quit s

the horrible e-mail that caused a huge controversy at the time. between legal fees and settlement fees and pr spin and legal investigation, basically $100 million. plusthis time. >> give us -- i know you do not want to quote specific words. ryan mcfadden's e-mail said what? over all? >> he was one of the sophomores on the team. one of the players there that was never in or near the bathroom never accused of anything. he was just doing the usual underage drinking that is so prevalent. after the party, he went back to his dorm and wrote an e-mail thinking he was writing to his fellow players on the team thinking he was quoting an ellis novel, paraphrasing an ellis novel. basically, he talked about wanting to reprise the party that they had come from, but this time he was going to essentially -- paraphrasing, kill the women instead of just treating them like they did this time and doing other things to them. it was a very unfortunate e-mail, very vulgar e-mail. as a result of that e-mail which he thought he had sent to his colleagues on the lacrosse team, and, again, this was march 2006, when our knowledge of social media and how these things get around

page 5 lists the anyone else rent the total annual costs by o e w d to w c pi for the proposed 3 year leases pats 1440 webster street the extension of 9 thousand plusntial 2 there's plus per square feet and the square feet is a 3 percent increase from the pretty sure years rent. we also report on the bottom of page 4 the estimated costs for the lease extension will range from between 4 hundred and plus to 9 plus 44 depending on the operating costs on table 2 page 5 of the report. we recommend you approve the proposed resolution >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> i have a quick question for mr. updike you know you said the lease is below the market rate is there any concerns about the lease it seems like the commercial spaces are doubling and perhaps as organizations are being displaced from other districts maybe looking the other districts could you talk about how he negotiated such a good lease and it didn't go up in the next few years based on c pi. >> that's correct supervisor mar the stable lease is about relationship building we have an excellent relationship with the owner and property management i think that is reflected in

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e-tail... why that's spelling trouble for workers. plus... postal employees hit the picket lines in a fight for jobs. and... in movies and money... another flop for johnny depp... why the star isn't shining so bright in hollywood these days. first business starts now! good morning! it's thursday april 24th. i'm bill moller in for angela miles.in today's first look: apple reported its numbers after the close and the numbers were good. so good the company announced a 7 for 1 stock split and that it would greatly increase its stock buyback plan.its shares took off in after hours trading. but not so for the overall market. a setback in ukraine & negative economic data set off a slight selloff yesterday for the first time this week the main indexes were all down.for the 1st time in 4 trading sessions gold closed higher by 4 dollars.oil slipped 31 cents. in photo ops and meetings president obama is making the rounds in south east asia. for the past two days he's been in japan. he wants to reassure the japanese the u-s is committed to to protecting their economic and nation

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the president's chief of staff. >>> plus, a look at wealthy conservative donors david and charles pope and how democrats have campaigned against them. >>> and safety over es. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, it's tuesday, april first. m michelle griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, it's tuesday, april 1st, i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. and we begin with a wee bit of rain. a lot of rain i guess. >> stale lot of rain out there. it ain't over until the fat lady sings okay? we still have more precipitation. a look at that right now and in fact i want to zero on in. we have heavy rains in the area to napa. we're going to track this latest system together coming up. >>> the roads are still slick as roberta mentioned but all the wind advisories for all the brunches have been canceled. we got a few spinouts some areas of flooding as well. so break down the morning commute. in the meantime you can see the rain drops still out there. >> just a few out there. >> be a little extra careful. thank you. >>> and as roberta said we could

cub and drove the six plus hours to the tahoe organization so that little guy could get a little loving and a little help. >> tahoe is pretty cute. and if you have questions about pets, el pets @ kpix .com and we will have our pet expert give answers every friday here at noon. >> every friday? >> every friday. >> right here. >> right here. >> can't wait to see that. >> have a great afternoon. >> aly: taylor hayes destroyed my family. >> oliver: hey. it's okay, aly. >> aly: no, it's not, oliver. she killed my mother, and then she tried to steal my father away from me. what she did to my family is not okay. >> oliver: it was a long time ago. taylor can't do anything to hurt you now. >> aly: because i scared her away. >> taylor: mm.

if that means the government is reading e-mails and texts and keeping a record of their phone calls, greg, it is a small price to pay. plus i assumed the putin government was doing this. you are naive. >> apparently when they are spying on you they will break into your apartment and leave behind something that says to you that they were there. apparently one of the items is a 6 manual -- a sex manual on the bedside. i am leaving my windows and dos open going baby come on in. >> i break in and leave a dirty protest. sometimes i get nervous. >> what is a dirty protest? >> nothing, gavin. what do you think of the selfies? >> what is with their teeth? i was shocked by their teethes. they look like chiclets eaten by a horse. >> is that a doctored photograph? >> i need to give them less sons on the selfie. that's a little too close. you need it farther away and up more. >> you shouldn't judge a horse by -- >> men actually want them closer to the camera to appear larger in real life. >> that's what we learned from wiener. >> i hope they are so self-obsessed that a they do something stupid like schmecretary -- come on he has had

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