o sitio internet (información aparece en pantalla) >>gracias muy buenas tardes el gobernador arnold schwarzenegger dijo que se fuera la policía para ir a la frontera y corta rl movimiento de indocumentados así para que los soldados sean enviados por segunda vez el calor sigue cobrando vidas para lo que se sabe que son 38 cuerpos de indocumentados desde el 2001 muchas personas han muerto ahí y es por la seguridad que ahora van con menos peligro,m la mayoría apoya a la ley sb1070 de inmigración que es de el 45% que se opone los que más se opone es los blancos pues el 71% de los latinos están en contra de 1790 personas >> en utah se encontraron empelados que administraban programa de cupones de alimentos esta carta pide que la gente ahí sea o este en forma legal es así como se pide que el fiscal presente cargos o no en la liga de la amñrica por los latinos envio una solucitud a la peticion de la reforma de inmigración para que se pida en todo el país para que los que se opongan no sean electos. el índice de desempleo bajo en el estado de california antes era el 12% ahora el condado de ma

---el gobernador "arnold schwarzenegger" ordeno el despliegue de miembros de la guardia nacional a la frontera entre mexico y california. ---el operativo es parte del esfuerzo federal para frenar el narcotrafico y el flujo de inmigrantes indocumentados. ---el presidente "barack obama" ordeno el envio de mil-200 miembros de la guardia nacional a la frontera, incluyendo 224 soldados de california.---esta es la segunda vez que "schwzarzenegger" envia tropas a la frontera. --como el senado no parece tener la mas minima intencion de empezar a debatir una reforma migratoria, algunos congresistas propusieron que sea la camara de representantes la que comience la discusion. --ione molinares nos ampÍa. ---un programa federal que cada vez se extiende a mas ciudades, ha obligado a diversas organizaciones comunitarias a tomar medidas para proteger a los inmigrantes de posibles abusos de la policia. ---bajo el programa ''comunidades seguras", la policia de san francisco, al igual que las agencias del orden de otras ciudades, compartiran con inmigracion los datos personales de las personas que sea

a judge has ruled against governor schwarzenegger in his effort to reduce the pay of 200,000 employees so minimum wage until a new budget is in place. the judge denied his request that would have mandated a minimum wage effective immediately. it means all state workers will receive all full wages until august, but left the door opened by ordering a full hearing to allow the case to proceed. kristen is live with reaction and a look at what's next -- christian. >> they are among the state workers that say they're very relieved that they'll be making their full paycheck, at least for now. >>> sacramento court judge turned down governor's latest petition. the governor is trying to force the state controller to pay at minimum wage to 200,000 state workers until he approve a budget. >> it is my direction to deny the obligation for the tro on the basis of the blanss of harms. >> the state's controller arguet technological constraints prevent them. >> a controller simply cannot wh the payroll system currently in existence do what the petition wants. >> the governor's administratiog that. >> we

governor schwarzenegger has reinstated a friday furloughs beginning next month most state employees will have to take off three days a month without pay. allie rasmus has reactions. >> waiting in line to register a car or renew its license can take hours and with more state worker furlough days some customers expect the week time to get even lengthier. >> i understand the logic behind it because there is a big budget deficit but as they sit at the back of a 20 person lying it does not seem like a great idea. >> i came here around like, 1:30 p.m. and is almost 3:00. >> reporter: a spokesman says there's no other solution. >> because the legislature has failed to approve a budget and they will issue ious in august we are pc prices and the governor has to do whatever he can in his power. >> governor schwarzenegger's for all order orders state employees to take three unpaid days off per month and the furlough order will affect these engineers including some engineers working on the new bay bridge. they were also part of the furlough program that the governor ordered last year. >> are people

arnold schwarzenegger. [applause] >> thank you very much. nice introduction. i want to thank richard branson, my very good friend for being here today, and mayor newsom, charles schulz, chief of protocol, and this is really exciting to fly of here. i want to say that five years ago, this idea began, and i have been very happy to have been helpful making sure that the help -- hub for virgin america comes to san francisco and california. it was a long battle, a difficult battle, it was not easy, but we got it done. this is a great contribution for the state of california. it is bringing business to california, bringing in this airline to california, the only one, and really helping us with the revenues. there will be job creation over the next three years, 500 jobs a year. this is really extraordinary, and now, to announce, to celebrate the first international destination to fly to canada, to toronto. that is a great expansion of the business here, and to expand the airline business or any business during an economic downturn is a real challenge, let me tell you

so far, no word on what sparked those fires. >>> also in california, governor schwarzenegger brought back furloughs for thousands of state employees yesterday to address the state's $19 billion deficit. the cost-cutting measure forces state staffers to take three unpaid days off per month starting in august. schwarzenegger issued a similar order last year. >>> in arizona, all three people onboard a medical helicopter were killed when it came crashing down yesterday. federal aviation officials said air traffic control received no distress call from the chopper. a witness on the ground said the pilot appeared to keep the aircraft from hitting a house in its path. >>> in china, rescuers pulled people to safety as catastrophic floodwaters continue to rage in many parts of that country. torrential rains have caused a staggering number of deaths this year, nearly 1,000 with hundreds more missing. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,497 after dropping 39 points yesterday. the s&p lost 7, and the nasdaq fell 23 points. taking a look

governor schwarzenegger says he is going to implement furlows again because of the state's fiscal crisis. the governor will require state workers to take three unpaid days off each month beginning in august, until there's a budget. and there is no sign of that happening. excluded from the furlows are 37,000 workers represented by unions which have agreed to contracts that include furlough days and higher pension contributions by workers. the highway patrol and the department of fire and forestry protection are among several departments not affected by this new furlough order. >>> in spite of all the financial trouble the state is in there's one millity billion dollar project which continues fuel steam ahead. the new eastern span of the bay bridge we're talking about. today was not just any day. the first piece of the bridge's signature tower is moving into place as we speak. nbc bay area's garvin thomas is live on treasure island with a look at the progress at long last. garvin? >> reporter: let's take you right to the action. action might be too strong a word. mikey, zoom into that spot

--el argumento de "arnold schwarzenegger" es que esto haria a california menos competitivo.--el democrata "dean florez" autor de la legislacion dijo que el mandatario estatal se perdio la oportunidad de revertir una practica vergonzosa que clasifica a los campesinos como empleados de segunda clase. ---miles de empleados estatales tendran que volver a tomar dias libres sin goce de sueldo.---asi lo decidio el gobernador, tras emitir una orden ejecutiva que obligaÁ a los empleados a tomar tres descansos sin paga al mes a partir de agosto...Ésto mientras la legislatura no apruebe un nuevo presupuesto. ---los represantes sindicales calificaron la medida como un castigo de "arnold schwarzenegger", luego de que fracasara en su intento por imponer el salario minimo federal a los trabajadores. ---el pasado primero de julio california inicio el aÑo fiscal con un deficit de 19-mil-millones de dolares. ---los bomberos de "daly city" lograron contener las llamas de un incendio de tres alarmas. ---un hombre resulto herido y once personas tuvieron que ser desalojadas debido a que las ll

arnold schwarzenegger, george shultz, who was ronald reagan's secretary. two out of three ballot measures fail anyway, historically. and when you start below 36%, it's really difficult. so i think the people who are bankrolling prop 23 had a really cold wake-up call this month. and so what they've done, the howard jarvis taxpayers association, one of the supporters of it, which believes it will cost jobs, filed a lawsuit this week to change the ballot language, claiming that jerry brown as attorney general wrote loaded ballot language which is not accurate and is biased. it seems to me if they felt from their own internal polling they were winning they wouldn't be trying to rewrite the language -- >> the modified ballot pamphlet language aren't uncommon these days either. >> that's right. but i thought that was a very telling stratagem in this. we've just watched pg&e burn up $46 million in the last election on proposition 13. the opponents had -- pg&e lost. >> and no on 23 got $5 million this week. >> and no on 23 already has more money than yes. so if yo

to contain mel gibson. [ laughter ] since when did arnold schwarzenegger become a stand-up comedian? it's like -- [ as schwarzenegger ] "seriously, if they want something that's good at plugging holes, they should talk to tiger woods. am i right?" [ cheers and applause ] "is this thing on? is this thing working? come on!" get this. yesterday in france, there were no injuries when a passenger train hit a truck full of shampoo. [ laughter ] however, some of the passengers are believed to be in critical conditioner. [ laughter ] [ as schwarzenegger ] "is this thing on? is this thing working?" [ cheers and applause ] steve, give me that. steve, give me it. can i have that? [ cheers ] okay. here you go. how are you? there you go. awesome. take care. critical conditioner. i apologize for that joke. i -- i liked it 20 minutes ago and then -- i still kind of like it, but you guys can do something good with it. [ as schwarzenegger ] "is this thing on? is this thing working?" what else is going on in the news? and finally, two more massage therapists are coming forward and accusing al gore of

and governor schwarzenegger gives tabloid humor a try. but first, a rare interview with the bay area's mark suckerberg. -- mark zuckerberg. >> when you give people power it ends up in a good place. >> facebook's camera shy ceo sit down with diane sawyer. x xñ >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> he is one of the bay area's best known and certainly most camera shy entrepreneurs. but today abc's diane sawyer had a sit down interview with mark zuckerberg, the harvard dropout who started facebook and a revolution. the interview came as facebook reached a remarkable file stone, 500 million users. >> 500 million. you are the third largest country in the world. what did you do to celebrate? did you do a yes! >> the main thing we did to celebrate is ef employee at facebook took a photo of themselves with a sign they said thanks to those who use the service. it is the people who make the service. >> it is your dream to be the founding father just as you are the founding father of what? globally. fill in the blank. >

. >>> governor schwarzenegger threatens that he just may leave office in january without signing a state budget. he said a new budget deal is still weeks away and when it finally shows up he says the budget better include pension, tax and spending reforms or he will not sign it. schwarzenegger says he'll hold out until he gets what he wants. >> if i don't get all of the things that we need in order to be fiscally responsible and to make the changes in the tax reforms to budget reforms and the pension reforms, i won't sign the budget and it could drag out until the next governor get into office. >> well, the governor also told the los angeles chamber of commerce he opposes the ballot initiative that allows for the passage of a budget with the majority vote of the state legislature as opposed to the current 2/3 threshold. he says this gives too much power to the dominant power in the senate. >>> bp effects are being felt. ceo tony hayward will step down and take a job with the company's joint venture in russia. hayward has made a series of mistakes since the spill u including telling a con

the board of supervisors, total support of this resolution that seeks to advance governor schwarzenegger, the proposition that would include a pardon for eddy zheng. i am spent nearly 40 years in the profession of probation. civic redemption. in my 5 plus years here in san francisco, come across and had the pleasure -- i have come across and had the pleasure to work with eddy zheng on behalf of you, so my support on this resolution comes based on my belief of the value of second chance and the example but eddy zheng sets for youth in san francisco, by him korean a pathway for his own redemption, and he service for the young in san francisco, and it would be a loss -- by him setting a pathway for his own redemption. so i am just lend my support for this resolution and hope that it is advance. thank you. president chiu: thank you, and 84 being here. supervisor -- and thank you for being here. supervisor alioto-pier? supervisor alioto-pier: this would be a full pardon, nonetheless, and i wanted to do due diligence, and i would be happy to support this. president chiu: supervisor mirkarimi?

nancy reagan joined schwarzenegger. february 6th from now on is in recognition of rondel reagan. -- ronald reagan. >>> the raiders opening training camp and naming a starting quarterback. and andris torres goes deep and that wasn't even the best highlight of the day. [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subway ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. carve one up today. crank up the flavor at subway. appreciation sale for extra savings, now through saturday! save an extra 15% on all regular, sale, and clearance items -- no exclusions! save an extra 15% on all brands for her, an extra 15% on all brands for him. save an extra 15% on kids' clothes and footwear for everyone. save an extra 15% on everything for home, too. get extra savings stor

the dual fires leaving governor schwarzenegger to declare a state of emergency. firefighters have a long way to go to contain the blazes. as for george plesco, there was a bright spot amidst the rubble of his house. >> here, kitty, kitty. >> reporter: he found one of his beloved cats alive. one of the few things he can hold onto right now. >> come here! >> reporter: now together the fires scorched more than 15,000 acres. no injuries have been reported. the cause of both fires is still under investigation. brian? >> kristen welker on the job for us tonight. here we go again in california. kristen, thanks. >>> overseas tonight, at least two americans the victims of the plane crash outside pakistan's capital, islamabad. the deadliest plane crash ever in that country. 152 people, most of them pakistanis were on board the flight from karachi. the plane went down in a rainstorm. it was an airbus. there were no survivors at the scene of the crash. >>> back in this country, congress took action to fix what many have called a very unfair gap in federal sentencing rules fo

. >> no one on the planet has more self-confidence than arnold schwarzenegger he has run into a great deal of difficulty and had a lot of dispointments. >> los angeles times political editor says it is no surprise why both candidates are in the race. >> successful people like a challenge. that drives a lot of them. >> they also have access to large amounts of money. >> it costs an awful lot of money to reach 38 million people you have to have 10s of millions of dollars at your disposal. >> job of governor of california. only those with loads of cash and confidence need apply. bill whit kerr cbs news. >>> being governor is fun. yes, you have headaches and problems but you have to put up with petty egos. >> doesn't sound like fun. >> you wake up every morning you are the center of the world. you walk around, like a rock star situation that just keeps going. one of the few things were arnold schwarzenegger could have red carpet go out. >> any time you go to the restaurant downtown sacramento lunchtime you see his whole contingent. >> you have to say why do people strive so hard for it, i

governor arnold schwarzenegger is expected to address the gentleman's club. ktvu consumer editor tom vacar joins us now. >> reporter: many of the superrich arrive right here. generations of the rich, famous and powerful have been gathering since 1873, that's 137 years. the bohemian club, always bring attention why they gather when they could be in san carlos. just a desire for privacy and paradise. >> i've had the opportunity to be an invited guest and take a tour of the property. and anybody who gets to do that, it's all demystified. it really is just a wonderful summertime camping area. for frankly the rich and famous. >> reporter: the more than 2,000 who come to the event contribute mightily to the tourist economy. >> yes, of course they add like a 500, 600 people. it's a busy month for us. it helps us. >> reporter: another benefit, tonight a concert starri many of the people who were over at the bohemian club. but this will benefit the community. many notables do attend. >> i mean there are the influential people. presidents, senators, things like that. b

the nurses association took on arnold schwarzenegger. and this is all about labor. and meg whitman has made it an issue too. >> you mentioned labor, and that's where we're going next because we're going to be talking to bob over here, bob gammon, about the situation that fell apart where the city of oakland was trying to make a deal with the oakland police officers and that did not work. so now we're faced with the huge layoff or firing of these officers? >> they've been laid off. there's 80 police officers that have been laid off. they're already out of work. they could be hired back if the city were to reach an agreement with the police officers union sometime in the next few months. it's not clear whether that's going to happen or not. at this point the police officers union has been very -- taken a very hard-line stance on this. so it may not happen. >> belva: so how did they get to this point? i mean, is there a person who's at fault or an entity that's at fault? >> no. well, there's two things going on here. one is the recession. oakland's lost nearly $100 mil

. >>> governor schwarzenegger reinstated his friday furloughs for tens of thousands of state workers. starting next month most state employees will have to take off three days a month without pay until the state budget is passed. >> reporter: waiting in line to register a car or renew a license at the dmv can take hours. with more state worker furlough days on the way some customers here expect the wait times to get even length yes. >> i certainly understand the logic behind it since there is such a big budget deficit. but as i sit at the back of 21st in line it doesn't necessarily seem like a great idea. >> i mean, i came here around, like, 1:30. and it is almost like 3. >> reporter: but a spokesman from the governor's office says there is no other solution. >> because the legislature has failed to produce a budget and because the controller had said that we are going to issue ious in august, we are facing a crash crisis. and the governor has to do whatever he can do in his power to avert that crash crisis. >> governor schwarzenegger's furlough order requires state employees to take

schwarzenegger past these bills. that is -- if gov. schwarzenegger passed these bills. i would expect there to be service structure changes. i would think we would expect something along those lines. bicycles are environmentally sustainable ways to get around. we want to encourage more people use bicycles. our mission is much more in the direction of encouragement as much as possible. reports about tep, we continue to implement where we can the service delivery. once again, we are reducing travel time delays. in terms of route changes, we are not there in terms of budget but we continue to look at ways to design the system better, looking at implementations should the budget time prove -- improved. comments regarding connectivity, we will take them back to service planning directly, looking at the schedules affecting what we understand to be people transfer points, that midnight and time does not mean that all of the buses are on their last trip. one of the points that was made was about early departures from transfer points. that is it very good point. on-time performa

. >>> governor schwarzenegger reinstated his friday furloughs for tens of thousands of state workers. starting next month most state employees will have to take off three days a month without pay until the state budget is passed. >> reporter: waiting in line to register a car or renew a license at the dmv can take hours. with more state worker furlough days on the way some customers here expect the wait times to get even length yes. >> i certainly understand the logic behind it since there is such a big budget deficit. but as i sit at the back of 21st in line it doesn't necessarily seem like a great idea. >> i mean, i came here around, like, 1:30. and it is almost like 3. >> reporter: but a spokesman from the governor's office says there is no other solution. >> because the legislature has failed to produce a budget and because the controller had said that we are going to issue ious in august, we are facing a crash crisis. and the governor has to do whatever he can do in his power to avert that crash crisis. >> governor schwarzenegger's furlough order requires state employees to take

i'll let you know next. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger placed an order for more immigration help. it's the second time the governor has ordered guard members to the california- mexico border. >>> the u.s. army is reporting a troubling trend, last month a record number of soldier, 32 took their own lives. this follows a record 244 suicides last year. ktvu's robert handa is live now in san jose with more on what's being done to help those soldiers at risk, robert. >> reporter: heather, we're here at eic one of the nonmilitary agency that is deal directly with at risk veterans at work trying to help curve the suicide rate. the department of defense reports that the suicide rate among u.s. army soldiers in june hit an all time high did not surprise people at the veteran's service center at efc life buildings. kerry says suicide among active veterans has been a hitting ongoing problems for generations. >> i know a lot of people that have taken their life and committed suicide. >> was there any particular common denominators that you can remember. >> i think the feeling of hopelessness.

. >>> governor schwarzenegger implied that he may not sign a budget before he leaves office. unless it includes major tax, pension and spending reform. >> i want to hear about income tax increase, sales tax again. they are gonna -- they are looking at oil excise tax. split rule property taxes. all of these things do nothing to help small businesses! >> governor schwarzenegger says he also opposes prop 25 which would eliminate the need for a two-thirds vote to pass a budget. >>> the issue of water desalination may boil over at a meeting tonight in san rafael. they will discuss two proposed measure initiatives. one measure has qualified. it requires voter approval before the district can tudy the -- can study the issue and the district has imposed their own which is less restrictive. >>> agricultural officials are asking all grape growers to eradicate their crop. rob roth has more. >> reporter: now, backyard grape growers are being asked to fine in on the fight. dave does not make wine from the grapes he grows in his backyard. he and his family usually eat them. >> when the egg

governor schwarzenegger has nominated a new chief justice a woman. she is filipina, so she would be the first asian-american chief justice. simon perez with more on her legal philosophy and how she would change the look of the court. >> reporter: 50-year-old tani cantil-sakauye is on track to be the next chief justice of the california supreme court after her nomination by governor schwarzenegger. >> she has been the first on a number of occasions and even if she has not been the first she has been the best. >> reporter: cantil-sakauye would be the first asian chief justice in california and would preside over the first majority female supreme court. her replacing retiring chief justice ron george tips the balance four to three toward women. any reason her? >> she was the best choice to fill chief justice ron george's shoes. >> she has been a judge for almost 20 years. >> reporter: starting in 1990 as a sacramento municipal court judge, then supreme court judge, then appeals court justice. she was appointed to all those positions by republican govern

thank you, bill. >>> governor schwarzenegger signed legislation that honors the late president ronald reagan. it happened at a ceremony at a reagan library in simi valley. former first lady nancy reagan was on hand. the law puts his birthday, february 6th as ronald reagan and sets up a commission to decide how the state will celebrate the day. >> it will be a day in which all californians can reflect on, his quick whit and charm and unwavering optimism. it will be a day where people can pause and remember him. >> reagan served as california governor and would have turned 106 on february 6th. >>> san jose and san francisco are the top five cities when it comes to consuming what product? we'll have the answer for you in a moment. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all

governor schwarzenegger says the new budget deal is still weeks away. when it finally shows up on his desk, schwarzenegger says that plan better include pension, tax and spending reforms, or he will not sign it. what's more,e' hll hold out until he gets what he wants. >> if i don't get all the things that we need in order to be fiscally responsible and to make the changes in -- in the tax reforms, the budget reforms and the pension reforms, i will not sign a budget, and it could actually drag out until the next governor gets into office. >> the governor also told a los angeles chamber of commerce today he opposes a ballot initiative to pass a budget with the majority of the state legislature vote rather than the current two-thirds majority. backers say prop 25 would neighboring easier for lawmakers to pass a budget. the governor says it would give too much power to the dominant power in the legislature. lisa kim, "nbc bay area news." tom? >> the san francisco police department is looking to lighten its loads by hiring a few civilians. the city wants to

. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00, governor arnold schwarzenegger is in the bay area this weekend. the exclusive club he will be speaking at. >>> and a slight warm-up today, but will it stick around for the weekend? [ dog i am beautiful... on the inside. my inner-workings a work of art. a digestive tract that should be bronzed. and an immune system so stunning... my vet thinks i'm the eighth wonder of the world. [ female announcer iams with prebiotics. prebiotics work inside, clinically proven to promote strong defenses. healthy inside... healthy outside. [ dog oh, hi, girls. nice day, huh? [ dogs whine i am an iams dog. [ female announcer learn more about prebiotics at impressyourvet.com. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger is set to speak tomorrow at the annual midsummer retreat. the 17-day event takes place in a wooded camp. the club has about 2,000 members and the gathering is said to include various rituals and discussions. the other speakers include the fox chairman and the former secretaries of state. >>> turning to weather, a little bit of a warm-up, the warmest day all wee

governor schwarzenegger signed the bill last night. it comes as a response of the b.a.r.t. shooting off an unarmed suspect by johannes mehserle. it calls for a review board to consider discipline any action. >> it gives us another place to go when we need to check up what's going on. they look at our training. they look at our policy. they look at the investigations why did the officer do this? why did the officers use a taser? how come he didn't use the night stick >> reporter: the new law is set into effect january 1st, exactly two years after oscar grant's death >>> a san francisco judge today allowed a man convicted of stabbing a 15-year-old girl and a 60-year-old man to withdraw his insanity plea. 29-year-old scott thomas will now face a possible life sentence for the may 2007 stabbing. thomas was convicted in march of attempted murder for the attacks outside twin peaks bakery in san francisco. he had been relaced from san quentin a day earlier. >>> investigators say that the death of a man was heat related. the 54-year-old was taken to card medical center when he died

. >>> and, finally, california governor arnold schwarzenegger just couldn't help taking a jab at mel gibson yesterday. speaking to a group of utility commissioners, schwarzenegger noted that while bp appears to have contained the gulf oil spill, "no one has figured out how to contain mel gibson." he's a funny guy. >> he is funny. okay, so, the last two minutes you were reading, i quickly went and googled -- >> no, you didn't. >> i couldn't find an infant, but i did find a story about a dog that somehow or another was able to dial 911. >> good try, bill. good try. >>> and this comes to us from wcau nbc 10 in philadelphia where one fifth grader took her fight against bullying all the way to the top. after being at school, the 11-year-old wrote to president obama saying society needed to make a change. what she wasn't expecting was that the president would write her back, saying she deserved a safe classroom and that he would strive to make it a reality. she was so inspired, she actually decided to start an anti-bullying organization called "no kid should be bullied." good for her. well

boxer, who chairs the most powerful committee of the environment and public works; our governor, arnold schwarzenegger, who is a leader in reducing green house emissions, and our legislator don perada and gerald huffman who you will hear from later on in the program, and of course our mayor, gavin newsom. gavin newsom has been a leader of the environment before it was the sexy thing to do. he has been responsible for putting solar power at moscone center; responsible for putting power at san francisco international airport; responsible for putting solar power at the waste water facility in the bayview hunter's point. he will be responsible for putting power on our libraries, on our schools, and everywhere possible in the city and county of san francisco. we're very fortunate that this mayor has been the first mayor to create a climate action plan that will reduce the green house emissions by 20 percent by the year 2012. this mayor has also been a leader and innovation and we're looking at creating -- in harnessing paddle power below the golden gate bridge and that will be done under gavin newsom's lea

governor schwarzenegger signed the bill last night. it comes as a response of the b.a.r.t. shooting off an unarmed suspect by johannes mehserle. it calls for a review board to consider discipline any action. >> it gives us another place to go when we need to check up what's going on. they look at our training. they look at our policy. they look at the investigations why did the officer do this? why did the officers use a taser? how come he didn't use the night stick >> reporter: the new law is set into effect january 1st, exactly two years after oscar grant's death >>> a san francisco judge today allowed a man convicted of stabbing a 15-year-old girl and a 60-year-old man to withdraw his insanity plea. 29-year-old scott thomas will now face a possible life sentence for the may 2007 stabbing. thomas was convicted in march of attempted murder for the attacks outside twin peaks bakery in san francisco. he had been relaced from san quentin a day earlier. >>> investigators say that the death of a man was heat related. the 54-year-old was taken to card medical center when he died

governor schwarzenegger deserves an extraordinary amount of credit. because of dale and his leadership -- susan kennedy on his staff. this was not always on the top of the list. you were sending money down south. at the last minute, the bricks were put on by susan, the governor, and with you, we directed $405 million through the shop program. so thank you to you and to the governor for stepping in. we would simply not be here had it not been for your extra effort. he is our friend and our partner. he is always there. thank you for your stewardship and leadership. finally, it was speaker pelosi. it was dianne feinstein. it was barbara boxer that brought us over the edge. guys, this is a legitimate stimulus project. this is a legitimate shot already project that would not have taken place a year ahead of schedule. it saved the taxpayers $90 million. that was for the leadership of speaker policy and president obama. 6200 jobs will be created over the course of this project, direct and indirect. 2600 direct jobs. you're seeing the hard hats and some of th

. >> governor schwarzenegger approves a day set aside for ronald reagan. >> then later on "nightline". >> carolyn and dan coming up next on "nightline", why gold company endorsed by glen beck being invest debited for allegedly ripping off his customers. we have the story. plus the cap is on but is oil still seeping from bp broken well? we have the latest [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subway ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. carve one up today. crank up the flavor at subway. >> closed captioning brought to >>>.by mancini sleepworld >> stanford university scientist who shared a nobel peace prize with al gore died suddenly unexpectedly. snyder was leading research interclimate change and advised every president since richard nixon. he also is served on ber national research panel on global war

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track to be the next chief justice of the california supreme court after her nomination by governor schwarzenegger. >> she's been the first on a number of occasions. >> reporter: she would be the first asian chief justice in california and would preside over the first majority supreme court. she would be replacing ron george tipping the ballot 4-3 towards women. any reason why you made her chief justice as opposed to one of the sitting justices. >> we thought she was the best choice to fill chief justice ron george's shoes. >> she's been a judge almost 20 years. >> reporter: starting in 1990 as april sacramento municipal court judge, then -- a sacramento municipal court judge, then superior court judge and court justice appointed to all those positions by republican governors. a few months ago on an appeals court she decided a case on state law that only nurses give insulin to diabetic children in schools. nurses were in such short supply some students might not have been able to get the insulin they needed. in the end the law was upheld. >> it's not the role of a judge to impose his or her own pe

after that time, governor schwarzenegger allowed it to stand uncontested based on the tremendous rehabilitation he exhibited during his time in prison, and after that time, he has continued to demonstrate his commitment to the communique and has not only been appointed by the mayor to the council and has won numerous awards, but the real issue of is that it continues to have an impact on his ability to stay in the united states, and in 2006, this body moved to resolution asking the department of homeland security to ask him to stay in the united states because he did not have citizen status, and when you are convicted of certain kinds of crimes, that has immigration implications. many members would like to assist him in receiving a full pardon which would allow him to rephrase that from his record and stay within the united states and move forward with citizenship. the cracks -- supervisor alioto- pier: i understand that. i would like more time to look at this, because the acts were violent and awful, and i understand these are the types of people we hope will turn around, so i would like more

just four years ago, governor arnold schwarzenegger spent about $50 million defeat san angelitas. total spent by the two, about 97 million, very little of it their money. republican strategist bill wayland. >> she came in saying she would spend 200 million, and i think she will go above that. >> reporter: if true, whitman would have given to her own campaign more money than george bush would have gotten from a donation of furnaces. >> it's a staggering amount of money. >> >> reporter: the money that whitman is spending may rub some people in the wrong way, especially on this bad economy. 100million could be used to prevent the lay offs of 17 california teachers. or it could buy 40 million school buses for enpoáf ribbed the áf ticket. or build homes for 15,000 families in earthquake ravaged friendly. if you like car, lots of cars, $100 million could buy you about 5,000 brand new honda accords. basic accord, no leather seats. but if you bargained, you would get them. >>> some of the ways whitman has spent money, $51 million on radio and tv ads. $520,000 for her personal travel, mo

just four years ago, governor arnold schwarzenegger spent about $50 million defeat san angelitas. total spent by the two, about 97 million, very little of it their money. republican strategist bill wayland. >> she came in saying she would spend 200 million, and i think she will go above that. >> reporter: if true, whitman would have given to her own campaign more money than george bush would have gotten from a donation of furnaces. >> it's a staggering amount of money. >> >> reporter: the money that whitman is spending may rub some people in the wrong way, especially on this bad economy. 100million could be used to prevent the lay offs of 17 california teachers. or it could buy 40 million school buses for enpoáf ribbed the áf ticket. or build homes for 15,000 families in earthquake ravaged friendly. if you like car, lots of cars, $100 million could buy you about 5,000 brand new honda accords. basic accord, no leather seats. but if you bargained, you would get them. >>> some of the ways whitman has spent money, $51 million on radio and tv ads. $520,000 for her personal travel, mo

governor schwarzenegger says the days without pay will be in effect until the legislature approves a state budget. what is it, how many days now? >> enough. i can't remember the last time they actually came in with one on time. >> so our question of the day, do you agree with the governor's plan to reinstate those furlough fridays for some state employees? >> send your answers to mornings@cbs5.com. we're also on facebook and twitter. >>> the fog should be clearing back earlier today than it has in recent days. i hope i'm not misspeaking here. >> who wrote that? who put that in there, john? >> i don't know. >> they didn't check with me. no, didn't put that in there. >> i was making it up! >> we have some fog expected today. here's a look, sausalito 63 with sunshine and clouds, half moon bay at 65 degrees, 67 in alameda with plenty of sunshine, 83 in danville, and 84 in antioch. we'll take a look at our fog product and let you know when it's expected to clear out of the bay area this morning and this afternoon. , the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 10

the bad news is that no one has figured out how to contain mel gibson. >> schwarzenegger joke d about that yesterday. a gibson spokesperson is happy to hear that schwarzenegger is maintaining a sense of humor about it all. meantime, abuse or extortion in a few hours a hearing is going to get under way on a restraining order that was filed against mel gibson by his ex-girlfriend. the l.a. sheriff's department is also investigating gibson's claims that oksan gregorieva tried to blackmail him to keep audiotapes secret. the tapes were allegedly recorded during an explosive argument between the couple in january. gregorieva claims gibson struck her and their infant during that incident and her lawyers say there is no credible evidence that there was any kind of extortion. >>> time now, 5:46. you are watching nbc bay area news. >>> we'll check traffic and weather coming up. >>> fired and rehired. a usda employer who was fired after a racial comments were taken out of context is considering going back to work for the federal government. nbc bay area's tracie potts is live in washington, d.c.

last week governor schwarzenegger signed the bill marking january 23rd as ed roberts day. robert began the disability rights movement in california. people who get summoned for jury duty? in santa clara will have an easier process. jurors can ask for a postponement online and get a response almost immediately. financial hardship and medical excuses will require a letter from employers. >>> the tour de france is over but the celebration continues. a south bay bicyclemaker supplied the winning bikes. robert handa is live in morgan hill tonight to show us the reaction and how the victory is resonating in the silicon valley. robert? >> maureen, for years, we've watched this morgan hill company grow from a small popular local bicyclemaker to a player in the world of competitive cycling. but at this year's tour de france, made it to the winner's podium and those who ride just for fun. [ cheers ] >> the official celebration was held today with sam maybe and yellow jerseys being passed around. >>> the celebrating really started because of the recent years, alberto contador and and

.---- segun arnold schwarzenegger, incrementar el pago de los trabajadores del campo haÍa a california menos competitiva frente a otros estados. --- y por otro lado, arnold tambien ordeÓ a los trabajadores estatales que se tomen dias de descanso sin goce de sueldo a partir del mes proximo. proximo.---seÁn 3 dias por mes, hasta que haya un nuevo presupuesto estatal.---- y afectaÁ a 156 mil de los 237 mil empleados del estado de california.---- 2 agencias, la de los bomberos estatales y la patrulla de caminos, estaran exentas de esta prevision.--- asi como 37 mil trabajadores que estan sindicalizados. ---oiga esto... podria no haber servicio de autobuses del "ac transit" para los fines de semana.... semana....---esta es una de las posibilidades que se analizan para enfrentar el deficit de 56 millones de dolares que enfrenta la agencia de transporte...---por el momento las negociaciones entre los sindicalistas y los funcionarios de transporte estan interrumpidas...---la empresa solicita que el sindicato de trabajadores le permita una consecion de 15 millones de dolares... ---hoy fue un