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abc 7's nannette miranda reports brown is two months from being sworn in but already running out of time governor schwartzeneggar posted this picture od. flying back from an officers funeral. they talked about upcoming transition. then, brown walk nootd hauls of the capitol, laying ground work for reigning in government costs. first stop? finance department. >>> a good meeting. a sobering meeting. problems are as bad as anyone could imagine. it's going take a lot of very tough decisions. >> then, off to see legislative leaders and lawmakers. he has to put the budget together, ideally by mid december to present to it public on time january 10th ooj it's very daunting. it's bad as anyone, as it's been. goitsing to take people both democratic party and republican party to get out of the comfort scene. no one is going to be satisfied. >> because the state's finances are so bad, democrats may be in for a surprise. a democratic governor doesn't necessarily mean surprise programs will be spared budget axe. >> it's very unorthodox. he's going look at what is best for the state first. >> after th

nannette miranda, abc 7 news. >>> an awful story to report about young people. san francisco police reveald that a 14-year-old was behind the wheel of a car filled with teenagers that crashed. two were killed. abc 7's vic lee tonight on this tragic accident. >> reporter: the suzuki four door sedan was traveling westbound. as it approached, it odd suddenly veered on to the sidewalk, hitting a light pole and taking down a pine tree. five young men were in the car. the driver was way too young to be behind the wheel. >> the driver was a 14-year-old. the front passenger an 18-year-old and in the back seat were two 18-year-olds and a 16-year-old sitting in the middle. >> reporter: police say the driver and 18-year-old in the front seat walked away from the crash. the two 18-year-olds in the back were ejected from the sedan and died. the passenger in the middle has life threatening injuries. police say those in the front seat were wearing their seatbelts, those in the back were not. the lieutenant says there is a lesson to be learned here. >> this was a tragic event f