my name is tracy brown and i'm here to request this item be postponed until a committee can be -- untila community meeting can take place. there is a lot of anxiety for the partners we currently work with and we are not sure how this development is going to impact our services. i know that victor was asked to facilitate a community meeting and we were not able to schedule it because there were other negotiations going on between us and the project managers. i would urge you guys to postpone to these conversations can continue and we can have the opportunity to meet with the owners. we need to discuss how this project will impact the ability of us and oyou heard about are n and we also offer a food bank which over 1000 people are served weekly. we have flea markets on the weekends, it is not a good use of space and how that will work out is going to be very challenging and is something we need to actually sit down and figure out. i know you have received several letters urging you to allow that discretion to take place and try to work it out. it is my understanding this project has no af

interpreted it as yuba county girl, saturday, august 6, the same day that tracy tafoya was seen alive. in another instance, brown says, with the words, met tracy, put it to her. detective brown also testified to locating nude photos of the victim, pam parsons inside his home. the preliminary hearing will be set to last through next week. >>> and we have more on the list of 10 that prosecutors found in joseph naso's home. prosecutors believe that girl number two was carmen colon, who was found in 1978. they say three on the list, was roxene roggasch, she was found in marin county in 1977. prosecutors say two more references on the list matched the two women killed in yuba city in the '90s. investigators are also looking into whether or not any crimes are linked to other locations on the list, including mendocino, mt. tam, berkeley, and what appears to be an address on leavenworth. >>> and a man arraigned on attempted rape and murder. fred dozier is responsible for at least three brutal attacks last year in the mission district. police say they have dna evidence linking him to the attacks, and that dozier has admi

tracie. >>> governor jerry brown will give his state of the state address this morning. the focus expected to be on education. the governor is expected to call for less statewide testing. he's argued in the past the current standardized tests rely too much on memorization and not enough on critical thinking. the governor will propose redefining how the state measures school performance by reducing the number of standardized tests students take. the state of the state address starts at 10:00. we'll live stream it on our website nbcbayarea.com. and also don't forget to tune in to the news at 11:00 this morning for all the highlights. >>> immediately after that speech governor brown will hit the campaign trail. he'll start a two-day swing through southern california to drum up support for proposed tax hikes. the governor says if voters do not back the five-year, $35 billion tax increases in november, it will mean even more cuts to education and other state services. >>> it is 4:45. vice president joe biden and his wife will be visiting the bay area today. the vice president

brown has an early read. >> and tucson remembers on the eve of the anniversary of the shooting, ben tracy has the story of a woman who survived and the little girl who didn't. >> held the hand of a nine-year-old and watched the life go out of her eyes. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening, i am anthony mason, with just three days to go before the first primary of this election year in new hampshire, the republican candidates are gearing up for a 1-2 punch of televised debates. round 1 is tonight in manchester, with all eyes on the front runner and the rivals who hope to block his path. >> jan crawford is in manchester tonight, good eastern, jan. >> tonight and tomorrow we have it all here in new hampshire, a front run whore is looking to cement his status, we have the surging challenger trying to grab the lead and a couple of former front runners who are fighting to get back in. it is setting the stage for what is shaping up to be let's say a real melee in manchester. >> desperate to stop an early mitt romney knockout, newt gingrich is pummelling the former massachuset

tracie. thank you. >> 5:44. the eighth largest economy is on the mend. that's the message governor jerry browns sending to californians. during yesterday's state of the state address the governor laid out his plans. he pushed his initiative to raise taxes calling it, quote, key to restoring california. he also urged lawmakers to support the high speed rail project and renewed the commitment to renewable energy and innovation. >> the u.s. getting a bailout, kind of, from a billionaire, warren buffett. he will write a check to help pay down the national check. the total, about $49,000. relatively small change for a billionaire but buffet says he will match any voluntary contribution from a republican member of congress to help reduce the growing deficit. >> it's sad that it's coming to that. >> nice to see him chipping in. >> meteorologist christina loren is here talking about the rain on the way. >> we've got a lot of rain on the way as we head through the next four days. it has begun. let's take it to the satellite radar compilation. clouds rolling in ahead of a front. that's about three hours

brown hopes to put his proposal before voters come fall. >> it's 4:36 now. the first republican primaries are under way now in new hampshire. we're getting some results already in. tracie potts has the latest from manchester. >> the polls are open. >> after midnight mitt romney and jon huntsman died for first with two votes each. this morning the rest of new hampshire decides. >> i hope you're going to give me a bigger margin of victory than 8 votes i got in iowa. >> romney is the clear front-runner. will it be a big win? newt gingrich and others hammer away at his record. gingrich predicts he will do better than expected. >> mccain was ahead in 2000. we'll see. i sense a lot of momentum. >> ron paul is polling second. jon huntsman told a standing room only crowd she hoping for a strong finish. >> you feel momentum in the air. we're going to surprise a lot of people in this country tomorrow night. >> stick to the romney. >> his supporters predict success today. >> he's worked incredibly hard in new hampshire. that deserves to be rewarded. >> rick santorum is not expected to pull off an iowa surprise. rick perry focused on south carolina. >> new hampshire, they are a wi