legislation has not been released. we do have some key provisions. reportedly lowers the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%. the top individual rate for the wealthiest drops from 39.6% to 37%. the compromise bill caps deduction for state taxes and property taxes at $10,000. it allows a mortgage interest deduction for loans up to $750,000. live coverage caroline shively in washington dc with more.>> reporter: gop leaders scramble to finish their tax reform bill behind closed doors. trump was out front promising miraculous results. >> we stand on the verge of a new economic miracle.>> reporter: pushing aside claims tax reform claims the -->> the typical family of four earning $75,000 was he an income tax cut of more than $2000. slashing their tax bill in half. put mac negotiators are making changes. the corporate tax rate expected to be at 21%. down from the current level of 35%. the top individual tax rate is going down from 39% to about 37%. the mortgage interest deduction will fall in the $700,000 range for new mortgages.>> provides a modern tax system that is competitive.>> reporter: leaders are fighting to block it.>> it is a disaster for them. the public knows about this bill. they don't know the details >> they smell what is going on.>> ripping off the middle- class. to reward their friends. corporate america.>> reporter: republicans are scheduling votes for next week to meet the president's christmas deadline. we did hear democrats would like this bill to be delayed until the newly elected senator from alabama doug jones is one in so he can cast his vote correct any chance of that happening?>> no. the republicans controlled the senate and the house. they know this is their last chance. to push this through. they can only lose two senators. they have more room in the house they will push this through before christmas. two oakland city unions have signed off on it wage agreement with the city following a strike that ended monday. electrical workers and a union representing management employees ratify the proposal for a 4% increase for 2018. as much as 2% more depending on city revenue starting in 2019. the city council could finalize the agreement next week. negotiations continue with two other unions. a vote on budget cuts of the oakland school board after hundreds of parents teachers and community members crowded into a meeting tonight to voice objections. jenna's life at the meeting or the boat just took place. on $9 million in cuts. where do we stand?>> reporter: the vote was 6-1. roseann torres was the only one to have a no vote. there were hundreds of people who were here giving some three hours of testimony and they were very upset. by the outcome.>> frustration and anger erupted as hundreds came to the oakland school board meeting concerned about cuts to student services >> special education library. and supplies. the superintendent says revise recommendation is nearly $9 million in cuts. 5.2 million from the central office including 23 layoffs and 3.8 million in cuts to school sites.>> we are having to do a midyear adjustment as opposed to waiting until next year. we do not have a reserve as a district.>> reporter: the superintendent says is a former teacher and principal she understands the pain. the district has overspent in the past. it risk not being able to pay bills or maintain the state- mandated 2% reserve. that puts the district at risk of being taken over by the state.>> we are one .1 million short of our minimum 2% reserve.>> since this is a mistake you guys made it should come out of your salaries.>> reporter: students parents and teachers said the board should be more transparent. and find other places to cut such as moving district offices to a lower rent space. cuts to the central office and cutting school police officers.>> we can potentially lose for valuable teachers. from personal experience i know what it is like to lose a teacher. >> we have heard one proposal for how the cuts can be made. there are other options.>> reporter: the board meeting is still going on inside. there is one more very critical both that is still yet to come. that is on separate amendment as to how many layoffs there should be. we will go back inside and bring the information to you at 11. if they make a boat. these layoffs -- what they be implemented for the next school year?>> reporter: it would be coming up in 2018. i'm told that they need to give a certain number of days in advance warning to the people that they intend to lay off. that would put it at the earliest at march if they do issue the layoffs. they will make a vote on that hopefully in the next hour. teachers across the bay in sever cisco are getting a raise under a new contract approved by the school board last night -- san francisco. 5200 teachers librarians nurses and social workers are getting and 11% raise over three years along with a one-time bonus. officials say the plate -- it will require cuts elsewhere. union complained salaries were not keeping up with the cost of living. the deal came after nine months of the -- of negotiation. a student is in the hospital recovering from injuries after a violent confrontation in a dorm room. university police were called to the dorm on font boulevard after 4 pm. and heard someone screaming for help. they forced their way into the room where they found an 18- year-old man choking a 19-year- old student. the 19-year-old was taken to the hospital with serious injuries including blunt force trauma in cuts. he underwent surgery and is expected to survive. the alleged attacker who is not a student was identified as samuel splinter. there is no word on what led to the attack. the south bay where dozens of residents are being kept out of their homes due to an ongoing police operation. officers and s.w.a.t. team members believe they have cornered a wanted felon. they have yet to make an arrest. homes are off-limits in south san jose. jesse gary made it inside the perimeter and has been following the developments. what is the latest? >> reporter: just within the last couple minutes the san jose police department brought in their mobile merge unit which is a s.w.a.t. truck. they parted behind me on durant avenue where it intersects pocatello drive. the mapping of the plan. and testing special equipment which we will not tell you about because they believe they know where the suspect max santos is hiding. they are preparing to get home. until that is done residents are forced to stand outside waiting for this to be over.>> reporter: late in the afternoon san jose police since an army of officers in the air and on the ground. to the 400 block of pocatello drive. streets and and out of this neighborhood have been blocked off. anxious residents worry with no way to go home or leave home.>> that would make anybody nervous. i was worried about work. i can't do anything about that.>> reporter: in the early afternoon officer spotted max santos in the area and chased after him. the 28-year-old considered armed and dangerous is wanted on a felony burglary warrant. possible connections to other crimes.>> he did use a weapon. at this point no one has seen one. we are just looking for him.>> reporter: police left nothing to chance using their helicopters to broadcast a disk arm and surrender message to stencils. he is moving between homes by hopping fences and hiding. canine and tactical officers are deployed. spinning out to search the neighborhood.>> my mom is nervous. my daughter is worried. there are a lot of police i told her that everything is okay.>> reporter: the display that harold the season are not bringing neighbors together for one person's arrival. but to wait for one person's removal so they can resume their lives. the san jose police department -- suspect max santos is hiding. they are preparing to arrest him. they have their mobile merge unit or s.w.a.t. truck behind me. they are working out the plan and testing the equipment. if anything changes we will let you know about it. san francisco new mayor and her first full day on the job. how she feels about the new responsibilities and her top priorities for the city. we are tracking the cold start to your day tomorrow. mild temperatures and went in the forecast. this meant wind a hit and run crash leaves a father dead and his family desperate for answers.>> it is about justice. the family of a bay area man killed by a hit-and-run driver is asking for help. they say he was an innocent bystander witting for a bus when he was hit by a car in oakland. amber is live with his daughter's plea for clues in the case.>> reporter: the victims daughter says her father was a devoted family man. to have his life cut short so suddenly and senselessly is unthinkable.>> markey said johnson with her husband by her side visits the site of the deadly crash that killed her father mark. trying to make sense of what happened. she found extensive damage to the base of a sign at the parking lot of walgreens. a downed tree and partially knocked over fence. but no answers. she is asking for the driver responsible to come forward.>> he broke my heart. we don't have justice. we don't know where they are.>> reporter: she wants the driver who struck and killed her father found and arrested. she says december 1 was on his way home when it happened. police say at 1 am a black dodge charger appeared to be racing a bmw along international boulevard near 82nd avenue. the charger crashed into johnson.>> he was coming from bingo and waiting on the bus to go home.>> reporter: oakland fire and paramedics try to save him. he died at the same. she said it was almost a nightly routine for her father to be in the area to play bingo. she described him as a loving and responsible man.>> he raised my brother and i. a single parent until adulthood. now i don't have him anymore. it is heartbreaking.>> reporter: johnson worked as a handyman. he had a big smile and a big heart.>> always trying to help people. i'm really hurt this happened.>> reporter: both cars were speeding and the driver of the dodge charger lost control. the driver and passenger left the vehicle at the scene and fled. it is unclear if the charger was stolen. the other vehicle fled the scene.>> it is not about snitching. it is about justice. come say something. that is all i want.>> reporter: she was planning to celebrate christmas at her new home with her father. instead she is planning his funeral.>> he was a great man. he always seemed happy. i don't know.>> reporter: the 49-year-old leaves behind her and her brother along with five grandchildren. a wake will be whole to help this sunday. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. police and east palo alto investigating a murder suicide after two women were found dead. officers were called to a home on tuscany court after neighbors heard gunshots at 9:30 am. inside they found the women ages 50 and 57. they were pronounced dead at the scene. their names have not been released. this is east palo alto first murder case of the year. a pedestrian was struck and killed by a light rail train in san jose. the medical examiner identified the victim as 78-year-old --. san jose. it happened at 6 pm last night along north first street. the victim was apparently trying to take a shortcut. instead of using the crosswalk. the men charge in the warehouse fire will soon find out that they are going to trial. derek almeida and max harris are charged with involuntary manslaughter in the case that killed 36 people during a music event. atf agent whitney payment testified during an interview with harris before his arrest he described himself as a warehouse creative director. according to the agent he told her that his function was to ensure the ship kept sailing. because of his leadership role harris stopped paying rent. attorneys have not called any witnesses in the preliminary hearing. they have whittled away at the district attorney's case.>> we were successful completely at changing the narrative as far as whether max harris was second in command. he was not. whether he blocked an exit.>> reporter: the hearing will wrap up tomorrow. the judge could decide if the case will go to trial. public works crews carried out a promise to clean up homeless encampments. we were overhead as machinery was brought in to remove large structures. along with tents and debris as sixth and brush street. several people decided to move in to new temporary housing. that has been set up by the city and sheds near the 880 freeway interchange. they are just feet away from the encampment and contain cots and handwashing stations. no electricity or heat. they are a short-term solution as they work to get people in permanent housing. another nice day. it started out cool. it ended up warm and morgan hill at 68. a little cooler in most places. tomorrow looks like>> temperatures from middle 60s. some higher morgan hill in san jose. some lower like san rafael and santa rosa. a similar day tomorrow with a little bit of smoke left over from the fires. a little bit of poor air quality as well. clouds are offshore. we are not getting rain into the middle of next week. we will show you that coming up. we definitely have another cool morning in store. tomorrow afternoon will be mild. right now 39 novato. 35 fairfield. a lot of frost in the inland bay valley >> you will have a lot of frost tomorrow morning. get ready for tomorrow. just like today. things are switching and we will see increasing wind with a wind advisory in the five day. the rain forecast we will show it to you on the computer model. photo shoot with an unlikely backdrop.>> some people have lost everything. they lost memories.>> see how photographers are helping fire victims create new memories. sports fans -- the oakland a's have made a trade for a new outfielder. he has bay area ties. coming up later in sports. members of the bay area can pay respect to san francisco mayor ed leave. details on the memorial in his honor the next few days. the officials have announced plans for a public memorial to honor mayor cantu. he died unexpectedly yesterday morning at the age of 65. he was the city's 43rd mayor in its first asian-american mayor. his body will lay in state in the city hall rotunda on friday 8 am until 7 pm. a celebration will be held at city hall getting at 3 pm sunday. both of those memorials are open to the public. board of supervisors president has begun to feel her new duties as acting mayor. tara shows us how she responded as she took on her new responsibilities.>> reporter: london breed the new mayor. give a hand. london breed in her first official appearance as san francisco mayor. she and anti-violence at the city groups announced gun buyback program set for this saturday.>> i grew up in a community where gun violence was a normal thing.>> reporter: she brings a fresh perspective to the job of mayor growing up in public housing in the western addition. she promised to continue to support gun buybacks carrying on the late mayor's legacy. a man for whom she is still grieving.>> i mostly felt sad. bring this process. that is mostly the main emotion. that i felt. also of course an incredible responsibility and definitely up for the task.>> reporter: she said she focused on keeping the city running smoothly. she also vowed to keep fighting for issues like the homeless and causes of her own including safe injection sites rental health programs and affordable housing.>> i am not blind. i see what happens in our streets every day. i'm going to continue to push for more housing.>> reporter: at city hall diana wang and her three-year-old bring flowers for the late mayor ed lee. >> is says something to have the first asian-american mayor of the city. that is something i wanted to bring her out and show her. just how we pay respect to the city.>> reporter: london breed is breaking barriers being the first african-american woman to serve as mayor of san francisco. she has spent her entire career in public service. couple that with her self- proclaimed love affair with the city and she is ready to go.>> i never forget where i came from. i will use those experiences to make good decisions on behalf of the city. i don't know if that makes me uniquely qualified. i do feel strongly i am qualified and prepared to do the job. a warning to all of you holiday shoppers. the precautions a city is taking after a big increase in car break-ins. the just approved plan for 10,000 new homes in silicon valley.>> we are creating a brand-new community. if a picture tells 1000 words fire survivors are doing the talking. we take you to a photo session tree of charge for them to begin a new chapter. new memories for fire survivors in the north bay. family portraits offer free to those who lost homes. deborah live for us in sonoma with these photo shoots are on both sides of the camera.>> reporter: we have been hearing about photographers and studios donating photo sessions. we found one tonight and the sonoma square. a plaza that was shrouded in smoke not that long ago. in the lobby of the historic hotel. a moment in time for fire survivors. smiling for the camera and smiling at how far they have come.>> it is like a phoenix rising. trying to move forward with the new memories.>> they leave with a portrait and a hug. people who did not have time to grab much or figured their homes and photos would still be there.>> this will probably be one of the first things we put in our new place once we get it.>> reporter: this takes a bit of a sting about losing precious moments on >> the free shot and the thought behind it. >> represents the kindness of our community. how can we give people a sense of home when they don't have a home right now?>> reporter: art.com set up the sessions. spearheaded by an employee whose relatives lost homes.>> a lot of people don't have anything personal right now. they can choose a photo and pick out a frame and walk out with something that is fair > reporter: in two days if you dozen households have taken the time to say cheese.>> the amount of hope everybody has. everybody that has come through has been so positive.>> reporter: the photographer calls the portraits unreal.>> you can see they are happy to be with each other. they are happy to be alive. there is joy in their eyes. it is so beautiful to see people being able to start over.>> reporter: this couple who moved just a month before the fires says the support like this is why they won't leave now.>> we lost our home. this is something that will feel like home. a new beginning.>> we are hoping this new year would be a really good year. less crazy stuff going on.>> reporter: everyone leaves with a free portrait of their favorite poses our email to them to share or print. a third date for these photo sessions has been set up for next week the 20th. at the vintners and in santa rosa from one p.m.-8 pm. you can drop in or you can preregister and we have put the information on the web link session.>> such a simple idea that such a beautiful gesture. it seems like people were grateful.>> reporter: they really were. they have all kinds of living situations hotels to apartments to staying with friends or family. they left with the portrait he to hang it up wherever they are. considering it a new starting point. san francisco city hall was filled with the holiday spirit is families in need enjoyed a celebration for them. united way emerging leaders program chose 100 young people to enjoy an evening of food entertainment and gifts along with their families. the winter wonderland event included a visit from santa claus. many of those reflected on their memories of the late mayor ed lee. >> tonight was a moment of silence for ed lee. we want to thank him for his leadership his service and his heart. everybody in this role knows -- everyone took a step forward under his leadership.>> the community center partnered with starbucks and united way for tonight's event. mountain view approved a redevelopment plan that calls for increasing the housing stock by 30%. some are applauding the decision while others are uneasy about what the growth will bring.>> reporter: mountain view is getting a makeover. approving a redevelopment of the north bayshore area. despite google and linkedin call home. thousands of new residents will too.>> this project was taking a very industrialized office park and we are now creating a brand-new community.>> reporter: the community built in phases retail entertainment and 10,000 new units of higher density housing. 20% will be designated affordable. google is the biggest land owner in the area. they released a statement saying they are looking forward to collaborating to create a complete neighborhood for the community to live work and play and stay.>> employees are asking for it. the company wants it.>> reporter: the project will increase housing stock by about 30%. the mayor said it might create a second downtown. some residents have concerns that big growth will bring the problems.>> traffic. lots of traffic.>> this is not good. i'm not happy at all. i think it will be a nightmare.>> reporter: advocates a plot the plan and say it will take cars off the road.>> they are trying to get housing in there to cut down the amount that people drive.>> reporter: they hope neighboring communities will follow suit. >> we are hopeful mountain view is showing the way. and will encourage a lot more of these sorts of leadership moments. and saying yes to housing. in a big way.>> reporter: officials expect 3500 of the housing unit to be built over the next 2-3 years. they will start accepting proposals and developers and next year. the federal reserve is showing confidence in the economy by raising its benchmark interest rate for the third time. it lifted is short-term rate by a modest quarter-point from one point to five-1.5%. it is continuing to solely -- slowly shrink his bond portfolio. it can lead to higher loan rates for consumers and businesses and give slightly better returns for savers for the dow added 80 points. nasdaq up 13. s&p take down a point. shares in small companies rose. investors were seeing benefits in the tax bill. accusations of rape by a professor at uc davis. how the university is responding decades later. a cold start to thursday. so when to talk about that was show up at the weekend. the rain in the distance. omarosa is out. at the white house. her reported run in in the west wing. omarosa has resigned from the administration. sources tell the washington post she is stepping down after a confrontation with john kelly. kelly became frustrated with her abrasive and attention seeking style. reports say she had to be removed from the west wing today after demanding to see the president. the official word is that she resigned to pursue other opportunities. the immigrant from bangladesh charged with terrorism on the new york subway system appear before a judge from the hospital today. he will remain detained. he is accused of setting off and explosives strapped to his body. badly injuring himself and slightly injuring three others. he admitted he wanted to hurt as many people as possible with a pipe bomb that he built in his brooklyn apartment. he did not enter a plea because he has not been indicted. the judge k -- gave prosecutors until january 13 two in -- to obtain an indictment. sexual assault and rape against a former conductor of the davis symphony orchestra. danny gray who is 50 says when he was 19 and a member of the university symphony the -- holub and was working as a music professor at uc davis. he claims he -- he made unwanted advances and raped him in 1987. holloman retired in 2014. the school has now banned him from teaching on campus.>> when we heard from mr. gray about this situation we did take immediate steps.>> holloman denies the allegations but also apologized in a statement that reads i'm deeply distressed and deeply apologetic for my role in any event that has harmed danny gray. and heartsick at the thought of harm that has fester for 30 years. facebook investigation into russia's attempt to influence the brexit vote amounts to three ads on his platform sold for less than a dollar. the disclosure came in response to britain's electoral commission which requested facebook look into whether russia used they spoke to influence brits to vote for a resolution to you -- to leave the european union. it was revealed russia metal in the u.s. election are more than 3000 ads to boost the campaign of donald trump. one of the officials said he is dissatisfied with facebook's response writing it would appear no work has been done by facebook to look for other fake accounts and pages that could be links to russian backed agencies which were active during the eu referendum as i requested. facebook issued a statement saying it takes the request seriously. a survey from the university of michigan shows marijuana use is up over all about 1%. 10,000 of the teenagers who were surveyed said they had bait smoked or eaten marijuana in the past year. marijuana use was significantly higher than cigarette smoking. 5% of teenagers that they smoke cigarettes in the last 30 days compared to 15% who said they use marijuana. holiday shoppers beware. the proactive approach police are taking at one shopping plaza after a spike in car break-ins. his complete forecast. he will spotlight the changes coming in the weather. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. 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(phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. a warning to shoppers on the peninsula. police are reporting a spike in car break-ins. one of the spots targeted as the bridge point shopping center. off highway 92 near the san mateo bridge. that location means an easy way in and out for thieves.>> reporter: less than 10 seconds is all a criminal needs to smash her car window still your valuables pop -- hop and a getaway car in escape. san mateo police say the burglars had practice in busy shopping centers located near major thoroughfares.>> right off of 101. it is a quick -- they are out. but mac san mateo police say car burglaries spike 218% in october. but dropped back down last month after police took a few steps.>> have sent out proactive patrols. high visibility and uniform in black and white so they can be in those targeted areas.>> reporter: they have put up boards warning shoppers to lock everything out out of view which seems to be working.>> i saw the sign when i was coming in off the freeway. i'm bringing my granddaughter to toys "r" us. so we put everything in the trunk of the car.>> reporter: see something suspicious call police. that is how officers caught this man in the act on monday with more than $700 of valuables in his possession.>> the security guard saw him looking in vehicles. and breaking into one vehicle in particular. we were able to arrive on scene and take him into custody. nasa released data showing the sierra nevada mountains grew almost an inch taller during our record drought. to use hundreds of gps stations across the mountain range to make calculations. one scientist explained waterways down the earth like a bathroom scale and when it is gone it rises. the sierra gained it's when a half centimeters in height since the drought began. it lost half the amount as of last winter's rainfall. to mountain lion cubs have a new home at the oakland zoo. both are male. they were found in orange county 15 miles apart from each other. one was found in the backyard and the other on the side of a road. because of proximity and ages the zoo is testing to find out that they are brothers. an adult female mountain lion was struck and killed by a car in the area. they think the cubs might have belonged to her. that lake tahoe story of the mountains being higher. it makes sense. you are creating movement on the fault. you are creating potential earthquakes. i think they tied some of that to earthquake swarms -- storms. smaller earthquakes in the area. from time to time we get those earthquakes. that is one of the things they think could be doing it. 60 in fairfield. the one antiart. the to santa rosa. tomorrow's highs the same. -- 60 to santa rosa. it has been pretty much game on the same thing. no rain. plenty of sunshine. it is going to change eventually. it is cool tonight. it will be cool tomorrow morning. frost and freezing conditions. no advisors yet. there will be a wind advisory that goes into effect on saturday night. these are the forecast overnight lows. napa loads -- upper 20s. the next system is way out there next week. the 21st or 22nd. in the meantime we stay dry. if it's weeks to the north it will make dusty conditions. -- dusty conditions. when gus in the heals up to 45 miles per hour. a wind advisory heading into saturday. that is our big headline. big surf along the coast. hawaii is big right now as well. here are the offshore winds that are dying down on thursday. they get ramped -- there is saturday. there is saturday night. you see the strong winds. that is what we are tracking. forecast highs tomorrow. if you're going out -- the fact hawaii is big. it will continue to grow. the next couple days. you might see high surf advisory. the weather is so nice everybody wanders out the lands in. it is dangerous. the water is cold right now. nice to look at. coming up at 11 -- millions of dollars from oakland school budget. we will detail the cuts just approved. jimmy and the 49ers. three straight victories possible. sports is up next. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. not an earthshaking trade by the a's it is one more deal than the giants have made. this might be one of those under the radar sneaky good deals they have been known to pull off. that they do. they bring in a local kid. and outfield need is met. it looks like he came out of -- in pleasanton. went to stanford. steve biscotti. it takes a couple minor leaguers to get him here. he was trouble with injuries last year with the cardinals. also his mother's als diagnosis. in 2000 seeing -- 22 homers and 85 rbis. six-year contract $33.5 million. could be in a until 2023. the reason he was available is because the marlins get rid of everybody continues. they unload another outfielder. marcel -- to the st. louis cardinals. he would've looked great at at&t part. the giants doing? he had 312 and 37 home runs. 124 rbis. the cardinals gave up to get him -- for minor-league failures. -- players. this sunday at levi stadium. lots of energy. i'm betting on a close to full house at levi stadium for the first time in a long time. it is about jimmy garoppolo. i would imagine we will see a lot of number 10 jerseys. the 49ers are also favored to be tennessee. people believe in them again. his teammates as well. one of the reasons he seems to have an ability to lead. it is inmate with jimmy garoppolo. >> i have always just naturally been a leader. i think quarterbacking comes with the territory. i've always thought leadership if you fake it and act like something you are not god's will see through it. you cannot respect that. everybody does it their own way.>> he has the it factor. the raiders will be in the national spotlight again. it will be a sunday night game against the dallas cowboys. we have heard enough from derek harper it might be nice to hear from the opposing quarterback. deck prescott. he likes to run every now and again. he has a great arm. with the recent injuries of the nfl quarterback could not help to think is he worried about scrambling out of the pocket. apparently he is not going to let that thought into his mind. >> i'm not going to put that into my mind. it is part of the game. we know we are susceptible to that when we are running. it is about going to get what i can. if i need to get that touchdown. he went and got it. i treat the game the same way. basketball you have been hearing whispers about this. maybe houston rockets are ready to offer the warriors a serious challenge in the western conference. best record in the west. 22-4. chris paul and james harden. he will take it the distance. he will travel in charge. he won't get called for any of it. they go for their 11th straight victory. he scores -- even when he misses good things happen. they are doing it all. chris paul since he has been back and healthy. they are 11-0. 31 points. 11 assists and seven rebounds. they are all smiles with houston 108-96 over charlotte. the golden state warriors it should be a good week for them. the mavericks come to town. the warriors will be heavily favored tomorrow night. at the oracle. one of the reasons even with stefan curry out draymond green is banged up and questionable. their bench particularly -- looking spry at age 37. 15th year in the league during wonderful things off the bench. he says he might retire. you have fresh legs.>> maybe it is the championship. i just feel good. every night as long as my body is not aching. i tried to be productive. the opportunities are there. i want to take advantage of them.>> absolutely invaluable. check this out -- take a look at the half-time putting contest at boston college basketball game tonight.>> the old adage in golf is you drive for show. how about this. during the last time out one of the fans 94 feet in the hole.>> 94 feet. the boston college fan nails it. that is a tough part right there. $1000 and under armour gear. i think he deserved more than that. that is the sporting life. it is 11 pm and time for more news. we have heard one proposal. for how these cuts can be made. there are other options.>> outreach after the oakland school board votes to approve $9 million in budget cuts. tonight's vote came after hours of angry public comments. those cuts will most certainly affect students in the classroom. some of whom spoke out at tonight's meeting. dana with just how deep the cuts are and when they will be made.>> reporter: that vote tonight came with only one person voting no director rosanne torres. there is a separate amendment that calls for a 244 people to be laid off. the positions eliminated. they have not gotten to that. the board meeting is continuing. this was not what the community members here wanted to see.>> the oakland school board