. >>> governor brown is expected to call for the elimination of the unemployment insurance appeals board. the $128,000 a year seats on the board are often given to former politicians. analysts say the move would be mostly symbolic saving just $1.2 million out of a $15 billion deficit. >>> just a few hours ago, major chuck reed called on the city to declare a fiscal emergency. public employee units are not willing to do enough to reduce cuts. he will ask the council to vote to put pension reform before voters in november. firefighters, police and other unions have already agreed to 10% pay cuts but the mayor says that's not enough. a city audit finds that san jose's promised pensions will be $2 billion short in the coming years. >>> in just the last half hour, firefighters have contained a fire in san francisco's mission district it sent flames and smoke billowing in the air. jana katsuyama live on the scene now where roads in that area are still closed off. >> reporter: that's right frank, and they probably will be for a while according to fire officials . you can see past this yellow ta

the unemployment insurance appeals board make $128,000 a year but usually meet only once a month. >> republicans were proposing deep cuts to social service programs under a new plan. a 10% cut in state employee cuts but leaves for funding for education alone. gop lawmakers say it's possible to close california's $15 billion budget deficit without raising taxes. >> they are slashing budgets and cutting jobs, we have learned that one public employee is doing very well collecting a hefty pension alongside a big salary. they say the county can't afford it but some argue say it's saving taxpayers money. laura anthony has more. >> after 37 years of service, contra costa services director was hired into december. the 65-year-old man is contract employee for the county. >> state law allows public employees that retire to work for their agency up to 960 hours per year pay. so what dr. walker is doing is working full time for half time pay. >> his gross income was $291,000. a sum that included more than $80,000 in pay as an on call physician. now that he is retired he is collecting half of his

seven members of the unemployment insurance appeals board make $128,000 a year but they usually meet just once a month. six of the people on the board write right now are termed out lawmakers. >> this morning, stanley cup fever is reaching new heights in san jose. let's take a live look at the tank, it will start to get pretty busy. tickets go on sale at 10:00 for the home games against vancouver. tickets will be sold at hp pavilion at ticketmaster locations also are on ticketmaster.com. they are handing out wristbands for people in line. tickets are on sale because, of course, in game seven they survived a red wings team to advance to the conference finals for the second straight year. in the third period, patric marleau who hadn't scored a goal in the series came home for the game winning goal. they said they are not ready to celebrate. >> it fell great to be on the team. we still have a long ways to go. >> the sharks will face the vancouver canucks. game one is set for sunday night in british columbia. >> patric marleau giving a sound of relief. >> eric: check the forecast, lisa a

he is proposing eliminating the unemployment insurance appeals board, it's been criticized for providing positions for term doubt lawmakers. each making more than $128,000 a year to meet once or twice a month. the move is expected to save $1.2 million a year. in another cost- saving move the closure of 25% of the state's parks. 70 are closing as $22 million has been cut out of the state's parks budget. some including candlestick point, stay reparation, tried it yet, jack london state historical park. the that was the scene just before 6:00 a.m. when carry this live space shuttle endeavor blasted off on a 16 day mission endeavor blastoff the next to last in-space shuttle program. under the command of martelli the husband rep gabrielle the difference. >> darya: i don't know how long the weather's going to hold out before we see rain. >> james: to maybe three-four hours. level right now south bay shows us blue skies, you saw the camera shaking around we have some breezy conditions those winds will top out to this afternoon expected to be nasty. satellite shows a system in the pacific pullin

now the governor is proposing to eliminate the california unemployment insurance appeals board. this board has been criticized for providing highly paid positions to turn dote lawmakers who are looking for work. six of the seven members are former lawmakers in each of them are making $120,000 a year. to meet once or twice a month. the move is continued to save california $1.2 million a year. in another cost-saving the they're announcing the closure of 20 percent of the state park. the closing of 20 million and popular parks are closing. china camp seminal pete state park and jack london art closing. >>darya: there's a race that is when transferred to after they tried to cancel the first leg. you concede this note falling like tell. the writers were lined up but history and the starting line. look at all of the spectators. they thought it would get off of the they had to drop the first-aid altogether. >> we thought to be 40 degrees. we did not contemplate that it would be so when the cold. >>darya: they are upset because they felt the race to bring in $3 million to the area. the

seven members of the california unemployment insurance appeals board make $128,000 a year but they usually meet once a month. six of the people on the board right now are termed out lawmakers. they are proposing deep cuts to social services programs under a budget plan. it calls for 10% for state employee costs but leaves funding for education alone. republicans call it a pathway for negotiations with democrats. they say it's possible to close the $15 billion budget deficit without cutting taxes. >> in contra costa county, one public employee is doing very well. she collecting a hefty pension and big salary. it's called double dipping, some say it's saving taxpayer money. >> after 37 years of service, contra costa health services director william walker retired in december. 65-year-old walker is still performing the same job as a contract employee for the county. >> state law allows public employees who retire to work for their agency up to 960 hours per year pay. so what dr. walker is doing is working full time for the half time pay. >> in 2010 his gross income was $291,000. a sum that in

this morning, we are learning that he wants to eliminate the california unemployment insurance appeals board. it has been criticized for providing high paying jobs to lawmakers who have exhausted their term. the salaries average about $128,000 a year even though members only meet one or two times a month. a spokesman says the move will save more than a million dollars a year. the state budget will be released on monday. >>> city of brentwood is using talking cameras to cut down on after hours loitering and vandalism at a local park. >> the park is closed. your picture has just been taken and will be forwarded to the brentwood police department. >> well, there you go. the $6,000 device warns you then snaps your picture. creekside park has two of them. police installed them in response to graffiti, gang problems and drug use in the area. the aclu of northern california has expressed concerns about privacy. police say the cameras are on public property and will only be on when the park is closed. >>> it is the only way to protect new orleans from flooding. the plan that could damage thous

his proposal will call for eliminating the california unemployment insurance appeals board. that will save $1.2 million. that board is mostly made up of former lawmakers and it has been highly criticized because they each make about $128,000 a year despite rarely meeting. >>> time now 6:05. the entire senior class at a high school in hayward is being punished following a big food fight in the cafeteria. allie rasmus is live at leadership high school where parents will be showing up to get the punishments reduced. >> reporter: those parents are upset. the food fight was o.k. ark -- was orchestrated by a group of 30 students and in that case it's not fair to punish the entire senior class. this food fight and this is amateur video of it happened yesterday. it was supposed to be just a senior prank but the schools principal today ktvu one of the students got hurt in this food fight and had to be checked out at the hospital. so the punishment for this stunt no senior prom, no senior graduation trip to disney land. both have within canceled by administrators. some importants are

his proposal will call for eliminating the california unemployment insurance appeals board. if you never heard of it, it could save $1.2 million. that board is made up of former lawmakers and it has been highly criticized because they each make $128,000 a year despite rarely meeting. >>> san jose state university has identified the three people identified in the murder suicide. 25-year-old marcory caliguiran and 26-year-old kyle williams were both accounting majors that would have graduated last month. the woman's husband napoleon caliguiran shot and killed them at a parking garage and turned the gun on himself. the tragedy has stunned a lot of people that knew the to victims. >> we knew he would hawk -- walk her to that parking. >> the motive of the shooting is still not clear. one professor tells ktvu the two students were not romantically involved. williams also was married. >>> santa clara police are investigating the death of a man that was found bleeding on a sidewalk. it happened on lafayette street yesterday morning. the death has been ruled a homicide but are not sa

unemployment insurance appeals board. it's been criticized for providing high paying jobs to lawmakers who have exhausted their terms. the salaries average about $128,000 a year, even though the members only meet once or twice a month. a spokesman says the move will save more than a million dollars a year. the state budget will be released on the monday. >>> the big cbs 5 golf tournament tomorrow, the bay to breakers on sunday. >> lots going on and lawrence says there is a change in our forecast. lawrence, we need a little sunshine but -- >> i can't deliver. but i think the the kpix tournament looks okay but bay to breakers will be wet and unusually cool. what a start to the day today. you have a lot of sunshine over the bay. it's going to stay that way for the better part of the day. we have beautiful weather for at least one last day. but you can already see those clouds gathering off the coastline as we are in for major changes over the weekend. partly cloudy at the bay and the coast. this afternoon, lots of sunshine,

on monday he will propose eliminating the california unemployment insurance appeal board. he has beesix of the board's seven mems are former lawmakers making $128,000 a year even though they only meet once or twice a month. the move is expected to save $1.2 million a year. 8:50 a.m. back with more a couple of minutes. a live look for marmara tam camera, the breeze and sunshine. we will be right back. d ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. i'm a curious seeker. to earn points. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed

$16.4 billion deficit in eliminating california unemployment insurance appeals court. it has been criticized in the past with a expense of alternative for lawmakers looking for work. each of the making over $128,000 per year. in the board meets only once, twice per month. this is looking to save $1.2 million per year. >> kimberlee:thousands demonstrg across california including san francisco civic center plaza protesting additional cuts to education. many holding signs that demand in the lawmaker's stop any future cuts. reggie kumar was there and reports of what teacher is planning to do. many already received pink slips. >>reporter: teachers, parents, students in front of city hall demanding that state lawmakers stop gutting funding of the california's education system. many in attendance were teachers that will be losing their jobs next month. kimberly, she has worked at meta for 17 years. >> i received these in the past and have always been reinstated by the month of june. this time i was told i was not reinstated. >>reporter: her colleague is a third grade teacher