Billion. In total, republicans are willing to spend a little over a trillion dollars while democrats are at 3 trillion. Speaker pelosi just made a new offer, meet in the middle at 2 trillion. And if we take down a drill, and they add a trillion, well be within range. Reporter republicans dont like the proposal. Thats a nonstarter. I dont know that thats a reduction as much as she just change this time frame. Reporter the president s Economic Advisor said the administration is developing plans for multiple executive orders have a bipartisan deal cant be reached. That could include a payroll tax cut, unemployment benefits, and eviction protections. It comes as the white house is touting the new jobs report. 1. 8 million jobs were added in july, and the Unemployment Rate dropped to 10. 2 . This is a self sustaining recovery, and the job numbers are stronger than anyone thought possible, and were climbing our way back from the awful pandemic contraction. Reporter we are told that any exhib
Clearing out, and overall thats a nice day, and that will keep the temperatures down as we reach into the low 80s, and there will be upper 80s but this is nothing compared to the way we started this week, so i think we will enjoy it. Mike, why is the bay bridge commute so light . Yeah, holding study, kari. You have a preview and its a lighter flow over here. The metering lights are on. The traffic held up in this Contra Costa County, theres a break there for the crash, and we have all the traffic feeding in off of pittsburg, and its slowing through walnut creek. The other crashes are cleared to the shoulders. 6 01 right now. New details. Bart could soon become safer. We are joined live at the warren station in fremont. The agency Just Announced they hired a lot more Police Officers, i understand. Reporter correct. Bart tells us they hired 40 new Police Officers so far this year alone, and to give you perspective thats the same number of new officers from the previous two years combined
showers. more south of gilroy in down toward how a star hollister, and a few sprinkles at antioch in stockton as well. tracy in the altamont pass to pick up a few sprinkles. be advised this is all a warm system, and the cooler system pushing in from the north and sending temperatures tumbling. wind gusts up to 22 and 29, 50s and 60s at santa rosa, antioch at 70. a lot of mid-50s due to the tropical clouds, cooler to the north. once the system swings in later today and tomorrow making a difference. 60s and 70s. the east bay is beginning to heat up, not actually temperature-wise, but more people on the road. let s go to the bay bridge toll plaza, a 20 minute delay before you get on the bridge, and it looks normal traffic moving as it should. the carpool lanes are the best bet, and we take a look at interstate 880, traffic is busier but not stop and go. farther down the nimitz freeway, at the malory avenue in fremont, we have an injury crash with traffic is backing up. emerge
since the occupy movement rocked oakland. $1.3million being paid to protestors who claimed they were illegally detained for days after a nighttime confrontation with police in front of the y. they did not give the people they arrested an opportunity to leave. and they were kept at santa rita for as long as 3 1/2 days. reporter: it s not even the biggest settlement. in july 2013 police paid 1.7 million to protestors hit by beanbags fired by police. last year the city paid out $4.5 million to iraqi war vet scott olsen when he was hit knit head by a police canister. and now this latest one. add in the estimated $2.5 million that the city paid on police overtime and that s 9.4 million and counting! it boggles the mind. yes. we have a lot of other things i d prefer we spend money on. it s here. that s a lot of money. it was a wasteful expense for the city of oakland. i m so committed to never having to go through that again. reporter: now, since then the police h
your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. i never thought rock climbing could garner so much attention from the world. it s kind of crazy and a little uncomfortable. with their feet on solid ground and their names in the record books, kevin jorgeson and tommy caldwell are celebrating. the free climbers made it to the top of el capitan s dawn wall in yosemite and now they are telling their story. good afternoon, everyone. i m michelle griego. hi, everyone. i m frank mallicoat. anne makovec is live in the newsroom now with the very latest on the santa rosa man and his teammate who are being called rock stars today. they are getting a lot of attention. reporter: they just finished speaking to reporters on the yosemite valley floor but they spoke first to cbs news about how intense it s all been. dreaming big, working hard towards something, not giving up, um, risking it all for what you want. reporter: that s kevin jorgeson from santa rosa. he and his buddy,