in that followed a meeting with promoters that i told you about in advance last time, september 16, ec staff, may your personnel, fire department personnel, the mayor himself, and others were in attendance -- mayoral personnel. there was a call to organize and professionalize the nightclub industry. the above mentioned legislation was sent to all of the promoters when we got in on the 21st, who gazed of content information from both of the city hall meetings that we had. it is my hope that they take the opportunity to comment on the proposal, eager to us directly, depending on how we proceed to examine it, or the supervisors, the public safety committee. initial reaction was positive in spirit, but they did not have the actual piece of legislation until after that meeting. just to stay on track, the legislation i talked about last meeting, there was a conditional use authorization. it has not yet been scheduled for the supervisors' land use committee, and when it gets there, i will let you know. last time, mr. granelli made some comments, and some are working towards compliance for the

news conference slated to begin from the federal officials the national transportation safety board ec to set up there as we await word from them on the status of their investigation. also stan stand firm and. >> were expecting details about the cause of this explosion again we know was the high pressure transmission line why it exploded the ntsb should give us some details or in terms of what they're doing to try and get those answers. in addition to that there are eight fire investigators run scene conducting our own investigation carried as you know fire officials went door-to-door today there were able to get through 75 percent of the homes. did a 25 percent or two hot that's what they told us earlier today it will be interesting to find out when to our officials have their news conference at 5:00 whether they'll be able to make it to those other homes. we can also tell you they've had a total of 25 fire companies doing the searching of these homes. still they've called in to urban search and rescue teams they see the debris is just kind of mammoth. they called to to urban search a

si un joven ha sido convicto por un crimen vito, eces el secreto absoluto de su historia personal deja de serlo. existe rechazo por parte de quienes dicen, se estaria violando la confidencialidad del menor y de la familia. no estoy de acuerdo con eso, va a salir al aire el nombre de menores de edad, que en verdad no deberia sacar los menores de edad, la familia, pues como para reservar la familia, proteger la familia pues en si, por que son menores de edad. por otra parte estan quienes la apoyan. si estan cometiendo delitos tenemos derecho a saberlo. como padre de familia pienso que si mi hijo cometiera un error de esos, estaria bien que lo publiquen. la directora de asuuntos latinos del concejal graham, aclara que el acceso a la informnacion sera limitada. esta es una legislacion que va a ser, la informacion, va a ser intercambiada con personas que esten lidiando con estos jovenes directamente, ya litados. de ser aprobada la legislacion e

it wasn't a huge surprise when i was told that ec -- he received an award because he is a great teacher. i worked with him the last three years. every time i walk into the classroom, i feel the joy that his students feel. i have to comment about the amount of work he has, and it is always very demonstrative of how hard he works. parents are bringing down my door every year. he is so passionate about children. i can walk in, it is my great pleasure to introduce him. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. i thought you were joking. the principles that i might have to say something. the only thing i would say is that i keep three tools. patience, humor, a lot of love. that is how i get through my day. thank you. [applause] >> that is great, thanks. lucky kids. lucky us for having you here. the next award -- whenever i think i have a tough job, i think of people that might have that a little tougher. i want to introduce a archie -- introduce archie. >> when i heard she was nominated for a rave, she is just the greatest person to get it. she has direct responsibility for managing the

. >> people will be repelling off the wall ec behind me. i have details on this >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is getting busier by the minute. there is an accident at the key bridge and it is starting to develop some delays. this is on the mid span of the key bridge. another accident involving a tractor-trailer and a pedestrian is in the brooklyn area. we're seeing a bit of a sluggish spot around the body. everything else is in pretty good shape at this time. this is a live look at the accident scene and delays creeping back to approaching the key bridge. that is the inner loop side. expect those delays and stay to the left. 895 is checking out fine. no delays at the harbor tunnel. you might want to consider the fort mchenry or the carper as an alternate to the key bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. >> good morning. we're moving along nicely on the light rail in glen bernie. metro

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ec issues an air crash in 1958. she even provides this light to cnn. it shows her ex-husband. according to the e- mail she is too weak to spend money herself so she is decided to give me $9 million. all have to do is give her my name and address it sick and send me a check. so i did. and then i got something the next day. all i had to do was send western union $268. and they would send the $9 million. i know you're saying. wait until they send me the 9 million and then turn around give them the time is 68, except they do not operate seat- boat-beat. the trick is there's no inheritance. it is as real people trying to get your money. that marked the must them and never give out any personal information and do not send money. you'll never see and dime. you'll just end up losing your money. and the newsroom stanley roberts for kron4 news. >> restaurant and sacramento has agreed to take-off of its many after the group he that called them ". >> it is called dancing shrek and before they're served their bay of them saki and had their tails removed. it exposed less of it and try it an

promoter, entertainment nightlife laz specific to the venue, and then lastly, in conjunction with the ec, we want to have a summit. that came up at our last meeting, and is already in the works. we want to meet quarterly. once the neighborhood is up to speed, we could cut it back to maybe one or two a year, but we think right now the quarterly meetings may be important. these are the conditions we would like to ultimately see you guys consider as well as the tools that the police department could bring to the table, and then lastly, i would like to introduce our industry experts. sf clubs. >> thank you, inspector. sf clubs. i want to say thank you to commissioner joseph. i have no day for many, many years. we're very excited to be a part of the process. there has been a noticeable shift in the people who have been involved. the other club owners and recognizing their other issues, and i think we have a unique opportunity to come together to work together and operate in a way to prevent and tackle this real issue that we are facing. we are facing serious, serious violence in our nightlife

. >> this lot ec will be long to low-income housing but not before chemicals and metals are removed and that requires federal dollars. toxic materials said it will cost a half million dollars to clean up. its funding federal grant money to make it happen. as this one and three quarter acre will be clean up over a few months and houses will be completed sometime next year. the city short of low- income housing in replacing these brown fields of housing projects but one that's been slurred by the economic downturn. the threat of four month process begins next week. in san jose kron 4 news. >> a live look outside of friday traffic in san jose highway 1 01 the headlights' are southbound in the traffic moving well north and southbound at this hour. a little sluggish on the guadalupe overpass. we'll be right back. b-a-c-c-a-l-a-u-r-e-a-t-e. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is the decision of this board to declare all 20 contestants winners. you have all competed admirably. admirably. a-d

one ec taped here it was hit by a southern california surfer with the a shot in pacifica last monday. look for the error was pointed parody concede that the door and called for another shirt. some estimate could be as long as 25 ft.. for several days it warning people to inform them about the setting. we spoke with shark expert patrick douglas be a step about that increase and settings. >> in the years before i can say we're deathly on an upgrade. not allow the people spotted sharks years ago. >> one of the reason and they are on the rise is on a band of netting on the coast richard cease to get tangled in the netting and now that is now happening. now is the time the season for sharks double that before they start their big migration in the next few months. >> your car to find that your biggest, biggest population of white sharks or around aug. all the way through november. >> servers like jason long in pacifica's say they know the risk when they go into the ocean. >> is not very surprising. it is not for the keep of the water. >> patrick says that there is no way to tell when they'r

but the team agreed to continue with the ec be saying they plan to have legal action. >> the bigger picture has to be to restore integrity in cricket. i don't know if these matches will actually do that. there's too much swilling around in this atmosphere. >> some buyers have already been suspended after the claims of no balls in the test that. the end of a turbulent four is in sight, but the impact will stretch well beyond this summer. >> you are watching "bbc world news." still to come, playing with fire, but only as an art installation to encourage romans to love their heritage. in sweden, a far-right anti- immigrant party has entered parliament for the first time, denying the center-right coalition an overwhelming majority. they deny they are racist, but the mainstream blocks have ruled out working with them. >> the surge of support for the far-right sweden democrats was the big story on election night. the party was able to celebrate its historic entry into parliament, having promised to put the brakes on immigration in sweden. >> we have written political history together, claims the

is time >> carolyn: dozens of san bruno ec wheeze are going home tonight, three days after the massive fireball killed four of their neighbors. is a they're settling in, the city confirming four people are still missing. the california public utilities ommission is ordering pg&e to conduct ak surveys on all of it's lin, and the utility is interesting being asked to expla it's proceed -- ocedures. >> alan: carolyn i the days ahead we're going to be hearing a lot about line 132. that gasline that exploded. now ntsb investigators are turning their focus on the anatomy of this explosion. today they removed that 28-foot section of pipe that flew about 100 feet and landed in the street. investigatorslso cut off the two ended of the pipe to examine the immense force that ripped the metal apart. the crater is more than half the length of a financial -- football field. it holds a lot of answers like ound stability and pipe fatigue. investigators arenterested in hearing from resides who can tell them when and where they smelled gas prior to the explosion, and they want to know about the area aro

ec officials say this is been a difficult and painful day for them making this announcement. >> cal athletics is not immune to the effects of the recession and the financial realities facing this campus. financial imperatives dictate that our alliance on campus support must be reduced. >> lance rugby will become a varsity club sports that's the new status that will allow the team to become financially self sustaining. official saying reducing the amount of collegiate teams to 29 to 24 will save an estimated $4 million a year. the university said the move will affect 163 student-athletes and 13 full- time coaches. the stick a look outside of the traffic this is all wrong let creek camera the headlights' are northbound on the 680-24 exchange. traffic is moving at a median clip in all directions. we'll be right back. moving at a median clip in all directions. we'll be right back. perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her salary. bought a million dollar yacht. and five corporate j

the embarcadero has the potential to become ec's grant, now -- become the cd's grand promenade the overall document is a solid framework for future development along the embarcadero, and we encourage its development. i have a few letters of support that i would like to read to you. i will bring them over, and again, thank you for your support. commissioner fong: thank you. >> good evening. i'm here to represent my firm. we are geotechnical engineers. i was at last week's public meeting, and i will just abbreviate my comments here, but i speak on behalf of my firm -- we are all native san franciscans born and raised here, and personally, we really endorse this plan. i like the analogy to the string of pearls that we have been lucky enough as professionals to have been involved in theory the creation of a number of those pearls, and i think this is definitely the next one in the string. i would like to add the insight to this that specifically, the washington building, a building of that scope and the associated foundations that would, of course, take into account the many engineering constr

our contributions to the rainy day reserve, though depleting, that will be there again and to support ec's for our after- school programs, which will be even more robust next year than they were this year. the support we're getting preschool programs, arts school programs, while the centers, a sports school programs, library programs that we will continue to do our part to help support and birds those budget gaps being expanded and extended by the state cuts that we are facing, and of course, the national challenges that continue to dominate. it is in that spirit of recognition, but that spirit of reward that we are here, and it is in that spirit that i will ask hydra to come out and to begin the process of announcing this year's winners and then talking about them a little bit more, and we will hear from them. why don't we start, then? >> we recognize what early childhood education means to us. we wanted to make sure that we recognize our site managers at our child development sites, so our first letter is raul chavez. he finds inspiration in the learning and billions of all our children.

. >> and its regular policy meeting thursday, the ec be decided to leave key short-term interest rates unchanged markets had excted the bank to hold rates at their record low of 1%. they also extended the liquidity safety nate -- safety net antilles january 18. it said it will offer an unlimited funds at the three- month tenders until at least the end of this year. analysts expected the extension and it ongoing worries over the weak recovery in the united states and uneven economic performance in the eurozone countries. onto thursday's rket action and for a summary of the day's trading in frankfurt, our correspondent sent us this report from germany's financial capital. >> investors took a little time to look at the trade. traders spoke about reluctance and caution. everybody is waiting for the official u.s. jobs report. the latest numbers have been disappointing. have been showing that the labor market is still in deep conditions. but some have been pleased at about high dand in the u.s. for german premium cars. shares of bmw, or one of the biggest performers today. >> thank you. we c

. >> and its regular policy meeting thursday, the ec be decided to leave key short-term interest rates unchanged. markets had expected the bank to hold rates at their record low of 1%. they also extended the liquidity safety nate -- safety net antilles january 18. it said it will offer an unlimited funds at the three- month tenders until at least the end of this year. analysts expected the extension and it ongoing worries over the weak recovery in the united states and uneven economic performance in the eurozone countries. onto thursday's market action and for a summary of the day's trading in frankfurt, our correspondent sent us this report from germany's financial capital. >> investors took a little time to look at the trade. traders spoke about reluctance and caution. everybody is waiting for the official u.s. jobs report. the latest numbers have been disappointing. have been showing that the labor market is still in deep conditions. but some have been pleased at about high demand in the u.s. for german premium cars. shares of bmw, or one of the biggest performers today. >> thank yo

of poorman, there was a gap in paperwork, so technically, formal occupancy was never approved by the ec. it subsequently was shut down, and it was at that point that the police department requested a formal premises expansion, which rates before you today so that we allow for disclosure of what is happening and everyone the opportunity to speak on the matter. the license was reviewed by planning. it is an allowable use. the premises was posted for 30 days on the building and subsequently, there was a 500- foot malar conducted to the neighborhood. to the best of our ability, we feel due process has been served, and that brings us to today in the conditions we are proposing with this approval. >> thank you. -- supervisor chu: thank you, and in terms of conditions being proposed here, whether it is the hour or the noise, were any of these in place beforehand? >> no, they did not have these conditions in the past. supervisor chu: thank you. are there members of the public that wish to speak on this item? >> madame chair, commissioners, -- supervisors, excuse me. i and the attorney for -- i

. >>> the midterm elections ece only five weeks away. for candidates in tight races, negative ads are increasingly the weapon of choice. nancy cordes reports. >> -- to pay taxes on $14 million. >> reporter: with the political wind blowing against them, democrats aren't just going negative, they're getting personal. >> she tripped her salary -- >> reporter: targeting their opponents' private spending, tax problems, even religious beliefs. >> daniel webster wants to impose his radical fundamentalism on us. >> she should submit to me. that's in the bible. >> reporter: in this new ad, florida democrat allen grayson likens his opponent to the taliban. >> taliban dan webster, hands off our bodies. >> i think this will actually be the most negative election ever. >> reporter: evan tracy has been tracking political ads for 14 years. >> incumbents are not spending a lot of time going over their bio, they're going straight at opponents. you take the reid race in nevada, the classic example. >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid calls his

if ec it moving, it is -- if you see it moving, it is not dandruff. you can't treat it. it is very simple. -- you can treated. it is very simple. call your veterinarian. it is really simple to take care of. shampoo, or you can use a product. >> i think we have covered all of the territory we needed to cover. >> we have another question -- yes, no? this is the other owner of moses. he had something to say. >> maggie, happy birthday, i love you with all of my heart. i want to know if you will marry me? >> yes. >> moses wants no part of this. [applause] >> well, congratulations. >> congratulations, you guys. i say you and the contest. good luck. many happy years. >> all of you, thank you for joining us. we will have to know when you set the date. will be back with more. with three freshly baked bagel twists for only $3, like our delicious new tomato basil or sweet chocolate chip, so grab three for 3 today. [ ding! ] >> live, local, late breaking, this is wbal 11 is saturday morning in hd. >> welcome back. thank you for joining us. that was pretty exciting. >> talk about lif

like the one ec video taped here by a server last month. here's video shot and pacifica last monday. you can see the dorsal fin of a shared the sum estimated could be as long as 25 ft.. for several days there were warning signs put up to inform people of the setting we spoke with shark expert patrick derr was obvious died about the increase in settings. >> compared to the user for we're an uptick. for years ago not allowed. >> one reason settings and the rise is a ban on inshore deal netting. sure is used to get tangled in the netting. now that is not happening. now's the time this season for shirks the ball club before this third debate migration. >> your biggest bass population from august to november. surfers say they know the rest when they go on the ocean. >> like kenya border. the budget says there's no way to tell what part of the shoreline jurors might be cruising to the best advice is to pay close attention to what's happening in order rounder. watch this is a daring and they're giving an erratic member that means there may be assu

top spot the new action okthriller at the town, 23.8 million common ec x, comedy ease trends yourself surrounded by rumors after telling away like an 18 million and #3 the new horror film devil, the protein previous to that it's about strangers trapped in an elevator chicken about 12 million. a historic discovery in the suit paleontologist unearthed a 4 ft. fossil defrauded at a construction site that the zero the fossil includes this call, a tale, for debris still intact it will be taken to a museum for more analysis. finally this morning you will not find these players at your local baskin-robbins. they're stealing pot and used eyestrain patients can choose from flavors like bananas and triple chocolate brownie. we will take a break more had less in a moment. another live look as we have to break, golden gate bridge, probably the fog is camera we have an emory in there continues to linger. traffic is not too bad, making good times, we'll get more and merrimack 5:00 a.m., a top stories morning students bracing for arrest they back at novato high school following the death of a studen

opening in second place ec a it's about a teenage girl who surrounds herself with well i don't want a get into it. it's about save. 80 million. the devil made 12 and a half million. >> we will be right back to kron 4 continues until 11:00 a.m.. [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her salary. bought a million dollar yacht. and five corporate jets. i'm proud of what i did at hp. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! it's time for new school banking, bubbie. interest plus savings at capitalone.com. why earn bupkis, when your savings can earn three times the national average!! three times the national average!!! new school banking at capital one bank. with interes

the first is from a viewer from gassed and mennonite university who asks how the ec human possibility contributing to middle east stability? what are the linkages there? the second has to do with what capacity yemen seems to have in being a source for export of terrorists under the al qaeda brand more broadly and in particular into sensitive areas into africa across the corn? -- across the horn. >> obviously, it is quite important. i guess there to say that saudi arabia is deeply concerned and understandably so about the terrorist threat to itself and having suffered the trauma as of may 2003 and the attacks there has really been resolved to remove violent extremism from the arabian peninsula and has been a terrific partner to the united states in that context and has been a great partner in yemeni issues. anything that would affect security for a saudi arabia has a very significant -- is a matter of great significance to undo cares about the stability of the region. to the extent aqap can maintain a foothold in be a source of extremist ideology and also extremist operatives, it's a d

mccall ski will face ec wargot in november's elections. >>> cnbc courtney reagan joins us live. good morning, courtney >> reporter: good morning to you, joe. president owe am ma will continue his attack. the president will travel to richmond, virginia and des moines, iowa where he will speak with the economy. the president will first meet with a local family at their home before hosting an event with other families in the area. and the focus in washington today will be on taxes. after 47 house democrats broke ranks yesterday on theissue. and nancy pelosi supported keeping the tax cuts capped at 15%. president obama says he wants to let the cuts expire at the end of the year. according to a recent cnbcpoll, 55% said raising taxes on any american will slow the economy and kill jobs. well, portfolios aren the only thing falling. so are marriage rates. they fell to a record low in 2009. 57% in 2000. they think the economy could be partly to blame. younger people may be choosing to delay marriage as they struggle to find work. back to you, joe. >> plus, they are getting expensive. >>

devastation where nothing is really left except for this lack of foundation that asserted the scene ec all over. you will see all the way down the street nothing but home, home and destroyed. leaving maybe this home, without any damage to read and then across the way behind the back yard another set of houses on the street to their rear destroyed that is kind of power random is a gem from the home-cured to backyard taking of certain homes. these other than anything but a scratch when these people there and is effective from seeing a back to their properties that's the other big question when national transportation safety board table began their investigation. at this point it is unknown. don't forget you can follow the latest on our web site at www.kron4.com. male announcer ] jerry brown's good old days. but what really happened? cnn -- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he opposed. and now he's going arou

ec and we have a limited suspect description at spthis time. unconfirmed race tof this male attacker believed to manumber h 20s or 30s and she describes ri him as short and with a medium d build. >> reporter: police say this ils a stranger-based attack. the victim didn't acknow her w attacker and said at this point, they don't believe the suspect e is connected to any a other crime in the area. shawn? >> wisdom arawmartin reporting live. thank you. >>> the hunt is rton tonight foo a hit-and-run driver. investigators say the driver of a dark-colored sedan hit downiea alay near piney branch road saturday night. ig the victim is in serious io condition and police say the t hit-and-run vehicle is damaged.g if you have information, police want to olhear from you. >>> a virginia community is in mourning after a sudden death of a star high school football player. ot the senior was found ay unresponsive this morning and maureen umeh is live with the h story. >> reporter: there is a orgreate sense of love and -- loss and grief. austin wasgr well-known a

bombing, it was signed the lord's avenger and described in detail the car bomb and a pipe bomb found ec weeks earlier. he claims investigators never took it seriously. >> knew the components of both bombs and that is a clear link. >> the alameda county prosecutors dropped all charges against the two saying they needed more evidence to convict. in 1993, the fbi admitted they had no more leads. judy berry died of cancer in 1997. churney is still fighting to clear their names. his latest battle, to prevent the fbi from destroying the pipe bomb and fragment tion of the car bomb. >> if we can get dna off this then we have a dna identity of who bombed us. >> reporter: former fbi agent rick smith was a spokesman for the bureau during the investigation. he says the fbi always believed the two were the the bombmakers. >> clearly if there was any evidence whatsoever that would lead to some other suspect they would probably not destroy the evidence. >> reporter: the judge ordered the fbi today to preserve the evidence for 30 days while an attempt is made to resolve the case. in 2002, a jury awarde

this is a serious ece of exercise equipment. ♪ >> oh my god. >> jimmy: i'm totally burning calories. here we are. very, very nice. that was incredible. can we -- you're exhausted, ght? >> i'm exhausted. >> jimmy: can we see some of that again in slow motion, please? >> no! ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ jimmy: oh my god. very good. great job, you guys. give yourselves a big round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] "easy a" is in theatres everywhere this iday september 17th. emma stone, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance of the broadway musical, "american idiot." come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a great show comi up tomorrow night. jon hamm is going to be here. [ chee and applause ] from the new film "jack goes boating," amy ryan will be joining us." [ cheers and applause ] and a we'll have a performance from the newroadway musical "bloody bloody andrew jackson." it's going to be very cool. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. but first, we are very excited toave a performance from the smash hit, tony award-winning mus

ec dand what can you do to werh wo rth b to bring bart to the south bay. o >>> you're seeing an engine explosion that caused a jet to make an emergency landing at sfo yesterday. you can see the flames start flying out of that engine. that cell phone video was posted to the web by the 224 passengers onboard that plane. now the pilot was able to land that plane without anyone getting hurt. >>> opening statements were delivered today in a love triangle and murder for hire case that rocked the town of los gatos. paul garcia and two other men are accused of ordering and paying for the killing of garcia's alleged romantic rival. a popular local businessman. prosecutors say both men were in love with a bartender who is expected to be a key witness during the trial. >>> oakland's police chief is on the offensive despite major police layoffs in july. today he puts criminals on notice. in a news conference, department leaders organized a show and tell of sorts discussing august homicides and the arrests which followed. mug shots and photos of weapons used in the cri

ec transit have been making cuts in service. they're making in our meeting to see what the croats will be. we have the latest. >> could see some major changes starting in december. some services will be cut in half and that is what they're talking about right now on the second floor of this building in downtown oakland. they're having an ac transit board of directors workshop for the public and also comment on the proposed cuts in here are some of the proposed cuts. number one eliminating all staff of the weekend service #2 out eliminating two of the all- nighter services never three is reducing the hours of operation on all of its once feared member for its outsourcing services for seniors and disabled people and transit is saying that any to close a major budget gap and they'll be voting on the cuts on september 22nd. in oakland i am dalian. >> it is the 28 day for f miners trapped in a chilean mine. there is a new video release today giving a closer look whenever it and how they're getting by. >> (inaudible) >> one of the men

can i possibly make an omelette in home ec class? issues. i wrestled with issues. >> jimmy: yeah, those issues, yeah. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: those zubaz pants, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i know exactly what you're talking about. >> too many of those that are still in my closet. >> jimmy: oh my god, no. i had the z cavaricci is what i have. >> the high buttons? >> jimmy: oh, it's up to here, and then -- >> marc -- he knows about that. maybe you can bring those back for us. i've been saving -- i've been waiting on it to come back. >> jimmy: it's so bad. i remember i was going to some dance or some prom thing. it was -- gosh, it was just so high pressure and i bought these shoes that were black shoes with silver tips. >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] that's cool. >> jimmy: and i thought that was the coolest thing in the world. i go, "what am i doing?" >> "let me put on some z cavs, bro." >> jimmy: yeah, and the z cavs! >> mint! >> jimmy: yeah, the merry-go-round, yeah! i was like, "what am i doing?" [ laughter ] i was like a crazy man. i was so - i ha

ec republicans like me talking about performance pay for teachers rather than seniority pay. we are not want to have a system where public employees with the cadillac pensions that nobody else gets, and the taxpayers have to pay for them. we are going to start reforming that. we are born to slow down or reduce government spending because we cannot keep asking the hard working people to pay the bill for a fat government. >> did president bush leaves -- [beep] legacy for the republican party? >> he had a strong sense of what the government needed. when 9/11 occurred, a good portion of his bogus an understanding had to be on homeland security, on the war in iraq and afghanistan. his legacy is going to be in part that he kept this nation say. en he saw the beginnings of a war on terror,e confronteit directly. he called it by name and confronted it boldly. he did everything he could to keep this country say. that is a lesson we need to keep front and cenr as the coming decades and fold. we are not going to be out of this issue of the war on terror or terrorist groups. we will have

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if he can keep up the momentum and ec's and national groups, in, -- and you see national groups come in, that is the difference. >> social security is not a huge problem to correct. we corrected it under ronald reagan. we are now at a time where we have to readjust again. the commission is going to get it and offer recommendations. those recommendations probably will not be forthcoming until we get to december. then we will have to vote the whole package up or down. we will fix social security. we'll not privatize it like of my opponent wants to do. >> i met the fact that congress has been so irresponsible with our finances that they spend our retirement money on everything but our retirement. they passed stimulus packages, pork-barrel legislation is, we have programs like social security that has to be preserved. there are others in this race that support privatizing social security. >> i can see that social security will be a big issue in this race because there seems to be a difference between where republican todd young stands on the issue and where his democratic challenger stan