>> reporter: councilman zach reed has been outspoken on the process, a process where double the number of claims were rejected than approved last year, and in 2014, it was a similar situation. at that point, reed vowed to make a change. >>> council could step up to the plate, and say to the administration to give these people relief. >> reporter: but fast forward to today. >> but i don't know whether or not we sneed to revamp it. >> are conditions too strict for people to have a chance to be reimbursed in this situation? >> i don't believe so. >> reporter: both reed and have a problem with the claims process. what they have a problem with is lack of people reporting potholes to the city. >> if you hit that pothole, whether you have damage or not, i think you have a requirement, i like to believe you have a requirement to make a phone call. >> i would like to report a pothole, please? >> reporter: so we called the 311 hotline to tell them about this crater of a pothole and east 14th and carnegie. because for a claim to be approved, the city says it has to know about the pothole, and fai

city councilman zach reed painted this picture at the meeting. he went on to say 65% of these murders have been in retaliation, and that the number one war in downtown cleveland are these murders. and that all the development and money being pumped into downtown is not stopping the violence. here's what he had to say following the meeting when he presented the plan. >> for the last two years, we've had 222 homicide in the city of cleveland. we stand here tonight with 10 homicides already. at this pace, we're going for the third consecutive year of homicides in the city of i think we've finally come to the realization that the status quo is not acceptable. this plan. give $250,000 to the peacemakers, the violence disrupters in the city. then he wants officers to have dash cameras. also body cameras. as many people may be wondering, how are we going to pay for this? reed wants to increase the city tax by 1%. this will be discussed next week when council gets the budget. back to you in the studio. >> all right. something needs to be done. thank you,

. >> reporter: zach reed said the problem has reached downtown, and is widespread. he is pushing a plan that involved your pocketbooks. >> in the last four years in the city, we've averaged 100 homicides per year. >> reporter: his three tier proposal calls for $250,000 to go towards the peace maker alliance program. dash cameras in all cleveland police cars, and a city tax increase from 2% to 2.5%. >> well, that won't happen this year. >> reporter: reed pointed his remarks to mayor jackson. a few disagreements separate the two. >> those who wait on or look for pan sees to solve problems are usually naive or deceptive. >> if it does not have a plan in it, this city council should reject it on its face. >> reporter: flynn calls forebode cameras on all cops, and surveillance cameras in every neighborhood. the mayor is expected to bring his budget february #. >>> a former police chief known for blunt social media posts about criminals has his own criminal record. david oliver pleaded no contest today to four misdemeanor counts, including simple assault, and lawful restr

zach reed offers up a new plan to pay for more officers on city streets. it's a plan that reed says is going to help keep citizens a bit safer. his proposal given last night calls for an income tax increase that would pay for overtime and equipment for officers. >>> our meteorologist sam roberts has been very busy this morning as snow is working its way through the area. good morning, sam. >> samantha: good morning, brian. you know, you drove through this earlier this morning so a lot of snow covered roads in many locations. crews try to get it better by the bulk of the morning drive, but some have to contend with snow covered streets and snow still coming down. this is batch number one early we get a little break later on, and then additional snowshowers later today into tonight. temperature trend? we're falling. low 20s this afternoon and feels >> it is tuesday, january 12th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, including fact, the hospitals do not want you to know. 'we're going to tell you the new information that can help you or a loved one

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could help reduce violence and zach reid requesting an increase in the city income tax for the second straight year clevelanda some more than 100 homicides councilman reed says the increase will help put more officers on the street if they would protect him 10 residents and those who died not work and visit the city. >> what were saying that is for a cup of w coffee for a saying let's increase the amount of a payroll tax in the city of cleveland p to put more police on the street to increase safety and security foror the people who live at work and play and worship in the city of cleveland. >> since the grand jury issued no charges in thehe time your rice case a handful of protesters attended the manning to have their voices hearduu we've got some snow on the way we got a check in with melissa she will let us know when it will all are right probably right in time for the morning commute overnight fmu tonight to its already living into our western territories we will go to lead her to our time lapse camera along 75 a.m. state route 795 there is here you see this in turn lines on the sidelines but then what happenshe around 930 or 10 you see less and less