cities. anne makovec joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. about a dozen local mayors are headed to sacramento today to meet with jerry brown face to face. they are upset over what they call another state grab at local funds. governor brown's current plan is to shut down about 400 local redevelopment agencies. the same agencies cities and counties have been counting on to help spur growth, which leads to more taxes they can collect. the state is also considering shifting billions of dollars in costs to counties everything from the monitoring of parolees to welfare. now, chuck reed says cities like his are already so far in the hole, they don't know how they could afford it. >> budget news is worse every day, more bad news it seems when it comes to budgeting in california. first they try to take money and we have our own problems with revenues and now we have pension costs going up again. >> reporter: he says this plan is actually illegal under prop 22 which voters just passed in november, you may remember. it was supposed to put the brakes on so-called state raids of local government coffers. here in san jose, the city council voted to give up to $1 million in redevelopment funds to two local tech companie so they will stay or expand here in san jose. they are hoping that investment is going to pay off. the city council is also considering transferring $58 million from the redevelopment fund to the city's coffers which would then help protect it from the state. soar in looking at -- so they are looking at every option including this afternoon this face-to-face meeting with the governor. >> thank you, anne makovec live for us this morning at san jose city hall. oakland schools facing more budget cuts while at the same time, teachers may be getting a pay raise. let's go to sonja shin in oakland to explain. sonya, good morning. reporter: good morning. the oakland school board will be meeting today here to discuss a trade-off that would include budget cuts and pay raises. school budgets could be cut by 7% next year to cut expenses by $12 million. and at the same time, all school district employees could get a 2% raise, a pay increase that would cost the district about $2 million according to the oakland tribune. a district spokesman acknowledges that this may not be the best time to raise salaries in an economic climate when state employees across the state are taking furloughs and other concessions and public schools could lose money if governor jerry brown's proposed tax extension doesn't make it on the ballot and pass in june. but the spokesman also says oakland teachers haven't had significant pay raises in quite a while and the superintendent is committed to make this happen. oakland teachers have some of the lowest salaries in the country. and the president of the oakland education association has said that these raises are sorely needed but they don't want them to translate into bigger class sizes. back to you. >> thank you, sonja shin. a bay area union leader has been murdered. berry bingham the political director of seiu local 616. coworkers didn't see him for days, got worried and call police, who found him body in his townhouse in oakland. there were signs of trauma. the 64-year-old bingham known to friends as berry b previously served on the alameda school board. a man is dead after he was shot by police in the foothills east of san jose. shortly after noon yesterday, officers got a call about a robber in the area. the victim said he followed the suspect into a ravine where the suspect threatened him with two knives. santa clara county deputies and san jose police rushed to the remote neighborhood. >> law enforcement showed up and approached the man down in the ravine and came back at them with an undisclosed weapon and shots were discharged. >> the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. it is off to wisconsin today for president barack obama. he will be visiting some factories there to push the themes from last night's state of the union address. the president wants to target spending on research, innovation and education. >> we know what it takes to compete for the jobs and industries of our times. we need to outinnovate, outeducate and outbuild the rest of the world. >> the president and the democratic leadership have shown by their actions that they believe government needs to increase its size and its reach, its price tag and its power. >> the president also emphasize reining in the national debt last night. republicans and democrats sat side by side for this annual speech many wearing ribbons remembering those from the tucson shooting earlier this month. time for weather and traffic. i took your advice. i headed inland, robert, it was beautiful. >> see, it gives me some kind of validity that you're actually saying that. i appreciate that. as you start today, keep in mind a fog advisory is in effect particularly for the north and east bay valleys. along route 4 and the carquinez straits and other areas there, foggy there. chilly in most areas but some quite mild. we are on tap for another record-breaker. san jose is set to break its record 9 degrees above average today. usually 60 this time of year. santa rosa a 12-degree spike in the mercury, 56 the average temperature today, 5 cities set records yesterday. coming up in your pinpoint forecast, i'm going to talk about those and who else may set a record but first let's take a look at the roads with gianna. >> thank you, robert. good morning. we had an earlier trouble spot in union city 880 at alvarado niles cleared on the right shoulder no problem for the roads. fog advisory in solano and contra costa counties affecting your drive through fairfield along the eastshore freeway. right now we're seeing some nice speeds. of course it is still early for the commute but again, give yourself some extra time as you head out the door this morning. if you are headed along antioch or if you are going out the door on highway 4, we have some nice speeds right now but again, limited visibility as well on the antioch bridge. unfortunately we lost our camera there but it's really socked in through that area. golden gate bridge, everything look good light out of marin county no delays to report. up next, we'll check mass transit. right now we'll head upstairs to sydnie and elizabeth. >> thank you. 5:07. a desperate plea from the family of a kidnapped boy. >> jose, if you are watching this, i forgive you. 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to 69 inside the bay. look at the coastline. beautiful if you can make it out there, do so. 62 to 67 is the expected high. weather-wise, what is happening, high pressure continues to build. as that high pressure continues to build, that is what is setting the stage for all the record temperatures. the low pressure system we were watching yesterday, we were expecting it to bring us much more clouds through the close of the week and into the weekend and possibly even a rain shower. well, that's now a thing of the past. it will skirt over us and it's going to bring some lingering clouds with it but not going to bring any rain. but it will return temperatures to seasonal averages by the weekend. until we get there, we are going to have a winter warmup. upper 60s for the peninsula to the south bay. east bay, cooler temperatures because of the tule fog. otherwise closer to the bay, 69 degrees for oakland, north bay temperatures in the lower 60s to the upper 60s particularly for santa rosa. here's the seven-day forecast: our sunny skies will continue through friday. but by saturday, those clouds return and into sunday, we are going to see temperatures fall back to seasonal averages so for those of you who like it cool and mild, you're going to get it by the weekend but i tell you this, by monday there is going to be yet again a warmup. here's your roads and gianna. >> over to orinda we go. we have one way traffic control in effect due to a fatal accident that happened yesterday. camino pablo at miner road delays in the area. pg&e crews are on scene. i guess there was a power pole that was knocked down due to that accident that may be causing delays through the area. no word on when they should have that intersection re- opened. but do avoid the area if you can. if you are working your way along the eastshore freeway, limited visibility. we have a fog advisory in effect for solano county and contra costa county, as well. so 80, 680 and all your drive through that portion may be affected. 73 miles an hour right now though along the eastshore freeway coming out of fairfield. elsewhere if you are headed near the benicia bridge, well, lost that camera again. give up. all right, it's really socked in, very foggy there, limited visibility across the span. also for the carquinez bridge, as well. here's live look at a bay bridge you can see. the toll plaza not bad. 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. clear across the upper deck into san francisco. the metering lights are still off. if you are headed along the san mateo bridge, everything looks good in both directions. no delays to report through there. 101 along the peninsula also off to a good start this morning. slight delays around the southbound side of 280 but overall 101 looks good. next time around a look at san jose. back to you guys. >> thank you. in the headlines, today governor jerry brown will be meeting with mayors from several southern california cities who are urging him not to eliminate redevelopment agencies. the governor wants to redirect nearly $2 billion in redevelopment money towards schools, public safety and reducing the budget deficit. san jose's chuck reed is among the mayors meeting with brown today. a board meeting today will focus on cuts and raisings at oakland schools -- raises at oakland schools. while schools are facing a 7% cut to next year's budgets, the school board also considering a 2% pay hike for teachers. the proposed pay increase would cost the district around $2 million. and president obama traveling to wisconsin today to visit three factories and to push the economic message from last night's state of the union address. the president is encouraging investment in education, research and technology. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is about to move to a rehab facility today. these are some live pictures of the houston hospital where giffords has been in intensive care. she has been staying there because of fluid in her brain. her 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[ pause ] [ laughter ] >> is that a shot of the l sized -- >> i don't know. i guess -- she looks like she could be an l. >> where's that sound bite. woman who say, oh, it's for gifted women? >> you will have to stay tuned for the 6:00 hour. some of us are not so gifted. a hotel in oakland is one of the dirtiest in the country according to a poll. it is the 6 year the trip advisor put this list together. the jack london inn off embarcadero west finished number 2 and it was behind only the grand hotel in pidgeon forge, tennessee. the comments about that hotel include, gosh, chewing tobacco spit oozing down the hall. [ laughter ] >> and carpeting so greasy and dirty that you wouldn't want to sit your luggage down. that would make me cancel the trip. coming up, the best of times and the worst of times for some silicon valley giants. we'll tell you who is hiring and who is firing. plus, another black eye for toyota. what's prompting it to recall more than a million cars worldwide. they say it's illegal and could jeopardize cities up and down the state. now several local mayors are banding together to head to sacramento to confront the governor head on. we'll talk about it coming up next. >> and is a pay raise on the horizon for oakland employees? what the school board is going to discuss today coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, your realtime captioner is ,,,,,, kohara. i'm elizabeth wenger time is 5-- good morning. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, january 26. i'm sydnie kohara. >> i' elizabeth wenger. oakland principals are asked to cut their budgets again next year but teachers may get a raise. sonja shin is in oakland with all the details. >> reporter: the school board will be meeting in oakland discussing a trade-off that would include both budget cuts and pay raises. school budgets could be cut by 7% next year to cut expenses by $12 million. and at the same time, all school district employees could get a 2% raise, a pay increase that would cost the district about $2 million according to the oakland tribune. a district spokesman acknowledges that this might not be the best time to raise salaries in an economic climate when employees across the state are taking furloughs and other concessions and public schools could lose money if governor jerry brown's proposed tax extension doesn't make it onto the ballot and pass in june. but the spokesman also says oakland teachers have not had significant pay raises in quite a while and the superintendent is committed to making this happen. improving teacher retention is one of the school board's top budget priorities. oakland teachers have some of the lowest salaries in the county. the president of the oakland education association says these raises are sorely needed but hope to that this is not going to translate into larger class sizes. back to you, elizabeth. >> all right. in oakland this morning, sonja shin, thank you. sonoma county officials are painting a bleak picture for their budget. they may have to slash $42 million during the fiscal year. that can mean the loss of 300 to 500 jobs. the numbers are still preliminary and depend on the amount of funding the county gets from state and federal governments. budget hearings begin in june. 5:32. the future of redevelopment agencies is on the line in cities across california as mayors meet today with governor brown. san jose's chuck reed is among the mayors who will be there. let's go to anne makovec. she's live at city hall to explain his stand. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he is banding together with eight other mayors from around california including ed lee and jean quan. they are all heading to sacramento today to confront jerry brown head on about what they say is another attempted grab at local funds by the state. now, jerry brown's plan is to shut down about 400 local redevelopment agencies. the same agencies that cities and counties have been counting on to help spur growth which leads to more taxes that they can then collect. the state is also considering shifting billions of dollars in costs to counties everything from the monitoring of leaves to welfare. reed says it's illegal under prop 22 which puts the brakes on state roads of local government coffers. >> what's shocking is the voters back in november just two months ago voted overwhelmingly to protect local government revenues from state raids so this is just another version of the state raid on local governments so it's shocking they have already forgotten the election just two months ago. >> reporter: here in san jose, the government is trying to make use of those redevelopment funds before they go way. the city council last night voted to give up to $1 million to two local tech companies so they will stay in or expand in san jose. they are also talking about taking $58 million from the agency's fund and putting them in the cities budget so that they cannot be taken away then from the state. these redevelopment funds add a lot to the economy. about 300,000 jobs annually statewide and about 100,000 affordable housing units credited to these redevelopment funds. of course, jerry brown says he wants to put a lot of that mone into education. another thing that could be affected that mayor reed is warning about, this could end up putting the brakes on the downtown stadium for the oakland as. wide reaching effects. that meeting between the mayors and governor brown coming up at 3:00 this afternoon. >> you're exactly right, anne. that could affect a lot of projects in a lot of different cities. thanks, anne makovec at san jose city hall. time now is 5:34. let's get another check of your forecast. we're dealing with fog. >> particularly for the north and east bay valleys so if you are headed out athis hour, use some caution. that's because visibility is down to a quarter mile. antioch, pittsburg, brentwood, use some caution out there. otherwise the rest of the bay area is seeing clear skies, chilly but mostly mild and those mild conditions will give way to some incredibly warm temperatures. records for san jose set 77 years ago, the expected high 69 degrees. san francisco 70 back in 1986 and looks like we could see better temperatures today. what's it look like on the roads? here's gianna with a look. >> san jose a trouble spot southbound 101 connector to northbound 680 or possibly just before that. we have reports of an injury accident. it was blocking the number 2 lane from the left so they may have gotten it over to the right shoulder. we are seeing some slight delays there as you approach the area. still pretty light. throughout the south bay guadalupe parkway and 280 checking in problem-free. here's live look at milpitas, 237 at 880 connector so far, so good this morning. now, in orinda camino pablo at miner road one way traffic control in effect. pg&e crews are on scene working on a knocked down power pole due to a fatal accident from yesterday. one way traffic control expect delays around the area this morning. fog advisory continues for solano county and contra costa county. use caution on the carquinez bridge and the benicia bridge. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. 5:36. a fatal shooting by police under investigation in the south bay this morning. this happened about noon yesterday in the hills just east of san jose. a suspicious man with two knives was reportedly threatening a man behind a home in a remote neighborhood. a san jose police officer shot the man a number of times and he died at the scene. another murder investigation is under way this time in oakland. police say a union leader was found death inside his home yesterday. berry bingham was a political director of seiu local 616. coworkers called police after they didn't see him for a few days. investigators won't say how he was killed, only that there were signs of trauma. and later today, the city of oakland hosting a crime prevention meeting. earlier this month, a gang- related shooting left one person dead and several others wounded in that neighborhood. a rally in san francisco today to protest potential cuts to social security. the rally outside the federal building at 7th and mission streets runs from 4 to 5 p.m. organizers want to send a message to president obama and congress to keep their hands off social security. they say it is not adding to the deficit and cuts are not necessary. president obama hits the road today to push the economic message from his state of the union speech. the president will tour three factories in wisconsin. as ines ferre reports, mr. obama is focusing on the economy and cooperation. reporter: now that president obama has laid out his agenda -- >> we can't win the future with a government of the past. >> reporter: -- he is taking his message on the road. today, he will visit a renewable energy company in wisconsin to continue promoting investments in research, innovation and education. >> we know what it takes to compete for the jobs and industries of our time. we need to outinnovate, outeducate and outbuild the rest of the world. >> reporter: while job creation dominated last night's state of the union, the president also outlined ideas for reining in debt including a freeze on some federal spending. >> every day families sacrifice to live within their means. they deserve a government that does the same. >> reporter: that drew applause from both democrats and republicans, many of whom sat together to honor the tucson shooting victims and their colleague gabrielle giffords. the unity may not last long. a battle over the budget is already brewing. republicans want less spending and more cuts. >> the president and the democratic leadership have shown by their actions that they believe government needs to increase size, reach, price tag and power. >> reporter: the house budget committee chairman warned that if spending doesn't get under control soon, the country in for an economic disaster. congresswoman michele bachmann spoke on behalf of the tea party. >> the president should repeal obamacare! and support free market solutions. >> reporter: while president obama defend the overhaul, he admitted there is opposition. he urged congress not to rehash the same battles but instead fix it and move forward. ines ferre for cbs news, washington. the husband of congresswoman gabrielle giffords watched the state of the union address from the hospital room in houston last night. this picture shows mark kel long islanding his wife's hand. this is expected to be her last day at the hospital. and here's actually live look from the hospital in 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so it would be amazing. 61 degrees for pittsburg in antioch. that's because the tule fog sticks around a good part of the day but of 7 in richmond and berkeley in the north bay, we'll see temperatures warm into the mid-60s with santa rosa expected to top out at 68 degrees. the mostly sunny skies continue through friday. as i mentioned, the system moves in for saturday and sunday. temperatures returning to seasonal averages. if you like the warmup hold on. it looks like it's on its way. for the traffic report, here's gianna. >> we have better news to report as you head through that accident near san jose. now just been cleared out of the roadway. south 101 at 680. everything out of the number 2 lane over to the right shoulder. you can see traffic still a little slow approaching the scene but overall moving a lot better than a few minutes ago. a new accident also to report westbound highway 4 just past a street. medicine up, limited visibility on some of our bay area bridges. that includes the antioch bridge. carr bridge and the benicia bridge. 1 minutes on the eastshore freeway from the carquinez bridge to the maze. if you are along 880, everything looking good as well. we are getting new reports of an accident at central. more details on that as it comes in. as a matter of fact mass transit 43 trains running on time. ace, muni, caltrain problem- free. don't forget when you get in your car, take a look at your -- remember our radio partners when you hit the roads, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. back to you. >> thank you. the search resumes for a missing 4-year-old boy from stanislaus county. crews pulled out four more vehicles from that canal yesterday in patterson. none are linked to the disappearance of juliani cardenas. investigators say he was abducted by his mom's ex- boyfriend more than a week ago. >> today, school board members in oakland are expected to approve budget cuts and raises for teachers while schools are facing a 7% cut in next year's bucket. the board is also considering a 2% pay hike for teachers which would cost about $2 million. governor brown today will meet with mayors from several california cities who are urging him not to eliminate redevelopment agencies. the governor wants to redirect nearly $2 billion in redevelopment money towards schools, public safety and reducing the state budget deficit. chuck reed is meeting with him. the man flu is a real condition. men are more likely to exaggerate their symptoms and call in. do need to a study for this? i knew that. they can't handle pain. men dealing with job stress are 70% more likely to take time off because of a cold but researchers say women tough it out because they have a more stoic response to sickness. with more on health news, here's scott goldberg. reporter: americans are paying a price for years of heavy smoking and bad eating. a new report finds that even though the u.s. spends more on healthcare than any other nation, people in the u.s. have a short life expectancy than people 6 many other countries. the national research council says in the past americans were first to light up and eat fatty foods. researchers feel those numbers will turn around now that smoking is on the decline. keeping electronic medical records doesn't lead to better care. stanford researchers analyzed data from 250,000 doctors visits and found no evidence that computer records improved the quality of care. the obama administration has touted electronic health records as a key way to improve communication and reduce medical errors. and all that noise from road traffic can increase the risk. having a stroke especially for seniors -- the risk of having a stroke especially for seniors. previous studies have linked traffic noise with high blood pressure and heart attacks. and that's a look at some of the day's top health stories. scott goldberg for cbs news, new york. there is another product recall from toyota. this one involves 1.7 million vehicles worldwide. the automaker says it's because of various defects that may cause fuel leaks. few details have been released but the u.s. cars being recalled are lexus sedans. there are no reports of accidents related to the defects. it's not even out yet but there are some problems already for verizon's iphone or at least the accessories for it. many cases available for the iphone 4 will not fit the new verizon phone. that's because a.m. made some slight de-- that's because apple made some slight design changes. the volume button and mute switches have been moved parter from the edge so new phone cases have to be made. the phone goes on sale for verizon february 10. there is another round of layoffs in yahoo. the website is cutting 1% of its global workforce, about 600 people were let go last month. sales for the company also fell 4% during the last quarter. penal time google plans to hire -- meantime, google plans to hire hundreds of people. it's unclear how many people will be based in the united states. they have 60 offices around the world. taking over. >> yeah. 5:50. so what do you get when you combine a sushi and burrito? 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>> yeah. a lot. >> we got to get back to work. >> the owner says he is using sustainably sourced seafood and is working with his supplier to monitor the level of mercury in the fish he buys. did you get a chance to see it? >> that sounds great, sounds healthy and i wonder what time they open this morning. [ laughter ] >> take a hike over the there. >> robert, you want to take a hike to the financial district? >> i was just commenting, i don't know what roll of sushi is worth standing in line for 45 minutes. that's just me. when you go to save way for $5 and walk out in a couple of minutes, i don't get it! a dense fog advisory is in effect through 11 a.m. in the east bay. it will slowly burn off so some of places could see cooler temperatures but warmer temperatures are up to 70 degrees san jose, could best its record today. looking inside the bay, beautiful 69 degrees. and 62 at the coast this. warmup, this winter warmup, continues through friday. by the weekend, we see a few clouds moving in and temperatures drop significantly back to seasonal averages but if you like it warm, just wait until monday because it looks like the warmup will continue again for the start of the workweek. talk about all that fog? here's a photo taken by christine carson of benicia. she calls it fog along the carquinez strait and that's where we're seeing the fog this morning. send your pictures to us at mypix@cbs5.com. here's a look at the roadways. >> let's jump to 880 now. we have two accidents both involving overturned vehicles northbound 880 just before 84, this one possibly stuck in the left lane. now, south of there we have another one reported northbound 880 near 280 connector. so we'll have details on those. but right now again the left slain blocked on this one north 880 just before 84. westbound antioch, westbound 4 at a street seeing some sluggish conditions. a wreck on the road is not causing too much of a problem outside of the usually slow and go conditions through that portion. fog advisory in effect solano county and parts of contra costa county, as well. and on the eastshore freeway, limited visibility, gets a little better though as you work your way towards the berkeley area and here's live look at the bay bridge. so far, so good at the toll plaza. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. 5:57. coming up new at 6:00, one school district in the bay staring at a $20 million budget deficit. what must happen to cut that number. a pay raise for oakland school employees along with budget cuts? what's going to be discussed on the budget proposal coming up. >> local mayors are not taking proposed cuts from the state lying down. in fact, they are headed to sacramento this morning to confront governor jerry brown head on. we'll have the latest coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ female announcer ] unlock the potential of nature and shine. with pantene nature fusion shampoo. experience cassia essence fused with pantene pro v science. the advanced formula conditions damaged hair to unlock radiant shine today and up to 10 times more strength in 14 days. nature fusion from pantene. healthy makes it happen.