union cal train no service for the oakland and alameda ferry. san francisco parking meters are in force today. >>mark: you have to dig a little deeper in your pocket when you fill the tank today. the average price for a gallon of gas up to $3.18 on average. that's from 5¢ over the past two weeks, up 50¢ more than this time last year. the average for gas in san francisco is $3.61. oakland and san jose both at $3.57. it's largely to blame on the protest going on in the middle east. the video to show you, a reporter and photographer treated for minor injuries. there were tacked on a new story in a sacramento suburb yesterday. they're covering a memorial outside of a restaurant when mourners went on the attack. he see the camera woman being pushed into the crowd. she is being grabbed and punched and kicked. it's uc the reporter slowly backing up, and then he is being pushed. the memorial service that the recovery was for 27 year-old who was shot after a fight at and i top restaurant saturday. the reporters left with scratches, bonds and bruises. pol

these include public safety agencies like cal fire and the chp. union leader bruce blaning believes the governor's plan is workable. >> it's a good message that he wants to eliminate that, and if he wants to freeze hiring, that's fine. >> reporter: brown's move may not endear him to some groups who helped him win the election in november, but he says he's not worried about his political future. that calculus frees brown to make these kind of decisions and bring pro-labor democrats along. >> i think he wants to make it crystal clear that government is not going to grow. it can't grow. >> now it's a democrat in the governor's chair and hopefully he can convince them that this is what's needed to be done. >> reporter: brown's ordered meant to build a case that the state is scaling back, but it does give him the power to add more positions as he builds his young administration. >> again, that was kevin riggs reporting. berkeley will not be welcoming detainees from guantanamo bay. the city council narrowly rejected a measure last night to allow former prison

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