schwarzenegger always has had a very good sense of humor. you've got to give him that. >> of course, he is talking about the machine, brian wilson. i think that was the only time they did applause for governor schwarzenegger. >> we will be right back. i ve three kids in the local t-ball league, and i always get a little worried when i watch the games, because they could hurt themselves... and doctors are so expensive and...what if -- [ umpire ] safe!! what do you mean he was safe? he was out!!!!! i just want to make sure they're okay, you know? [ male announcer ] we know health coverage isn't cheap. t wha'sthy we offer a wide rae nsofla p to fit your family's budget. blue shield. >>> back out live here at mccovey cove, where the party continues. fans still here. kind of like the afterparty for the parade. >> they don't want to see the day end. >> they want to get a glimpse of any giants player walking through. >> that's for sure. and what a day it was for a parade. one of the impressions i was left with, lisa, as i stood there watching the g

governor schwarzenegger, many thanks. [applause] >> this next gentleman grew up a giants fan in the days of maize, covey, anti is now the giants chief presiding officer, larry baer. >> the man sitting over here, the beloved 2010 giants, honor not just our city, our remarkable 2010 giants fans, but the company and of this team is to be to more than 1500 men who were the giants uniform before them, from willie mays to allah gallagher, to william a covey, will clark, body and barry bonds, jimmy davenport, gaylord perry, from marishow to murph, and on and on. they all fought for this for 52 years and you brought it home for them. thank you. and how many of you out there remember going to giants games at candlestick park in the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, 1990's? what this 2010 giants team did, what it accomplished pays tribute to more than 90 million of us who passed through the turnstiles at field stadium, candlestick park, and of at&t park in the past 53 years, leading with your hearts, wearing your, coming with your infants an

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to draw legislative boundaries to career politicians with their own ideas in mind. >>> schwarzenegger is not the only politician hitting the campaign trail. still ahead, we'll look at some of the underdogs in the senate and governor's race as we look at jerry brown getting ready to take the podium at a live event. the underdog is it still hoping for a win tonight. >>> now hiring. an east coast company is bringing hundreds of jobs to the west coast. how many are here in the bay area, and what it may take to land that gig. >>> good evening. chief meteorologist here, and a warm day with temperatures above average. still holding onto low 70s in the east and south bay. tonight, clear and cool. dropping into the 50s for those of you in the south bay, and coming up, whehave t latest on vetomorrow. urher tomorrow. i know many of you see this election as an unhappy choice between a longtime politician with no plan for the future and a billionaire with no government experience. well, let me tell you my story. my husband and i came here as newlyweds. we raised our family here and the california

--en las elecciones del 2006, cuando el gobernador arnold schwarzenegger se reeligio, el 56 por ciento de los electores salio a votar. --por cierto, en california, el voto latino fue crucial para el triunfo de los candidatos democratas en las pasadas elecciones.--según un sondeo realizado por "the field poll" y "latino decision", así quedó de manifiesto en las contiendas a la gobernacion y el senado, donde los ganadores fueron "jerry brown" y "barbara boxer".--estos resultados contrastan con la realidad nacional donde los republicanos arrazaron en gran parte de los comicios. ---los activistas pro inmigrante sugieren que los mexicanos deberían calificar para el "estado de proteccion temporal", o "tps", debido a la violencia que se vive en mexico a causa del narcotrafico.---"pedro rojas" nos habla de esta polemica sugerencia. --despÉs de dos semanas a la baja, volvio a subir el numero de personas solicitando su seguro de desempleo por primera vez.--el departamento del trabajo inforÓ que en la semana que termino el 30 de octubre, hubo unas 20-mil nuevas peticiones en el pais para ll

--en el plan de gastos de california, el gobernador arnold schwarzenegger veto parte de estos fondos, destinandolos solo a las familias que gocen del llamado "welfare".--las madres demandantes aseguran que el departamento de educacion dejo desamparados a sus hijos al no darles otras alternativas de cuidado. ---el cuidado de la salud es sumamente importante para los niÑos... por eso los padres de familia deben asegurarse de que sus hijos tengan acceso a servicios medicos.---"beatriz ferrari" nos dice cómo cuidar la salud, aun cuando . >>> contar con programa de salud para su hijos es importante. >>> me siento más tranquila al ver que tienen seguro médico porque uno no sabe cuando se van a en fen mar. >>> beatriz fsh y. >>> el desfile de celebración en honor a gigantes de san francisco, no solo fue elcerlo abrasión más grande. >>> más de 500 mil personas utilizaron este medio de transporte, siendo cifras más alta de la historia de bart. >>> se ha registrado un aumento de número de autos robado y algún autos son más requeridos que otros vamos a ver cuales son. >>> esta escena

despite the not so welcome reception, schwarzenegger welcomed his congratulations and for more on the san francisco giants you can watch the parade and see the coverage of the team's world series win and visit our website ktvu.com and click on the world series tab. >>> and jerry brown became california's once and future governor last night beating opponent meg whitman by more than a 10% margin. brown was california's youngest governor when i look leaked in 1974 by the age of 36. he is the oldest candidate to lead at the age of 72. >> all i can tell you is that i didn't create this mess and i will be straight and do everything can to make it world. >> he will take office on monday, january 3rd. meg whitman made a cheerful concession speech. the billionaire spent $141 million of her own money and received just more than 3 million votes. that means that meg whitman spent about $46 for each vote. no word on whether she plans on continuing a public career. >>> senator barbara boxter will be rushing to washington for a 4th term. we was away from the cameras and press today. she spoke with h

one day after governor schwarzenegger announced emergency budget session, he is talking more what he thinks legislators should. our reporting from our station in sacramento reports. >> during his visit today, governor schwarzenegger talked about his decision to call legislators back to sacramento next month for an emergency budget session. >> we need to do everything that we can to hand a budget over to the next governor that is as good as possible. >> right now, the budget the governor signed just last month is already six billion in the red. and the deficit is projected to grow to more than $25 billion over the next year and a half. >> eventually those -- those legislators will find out that there will be no other choice but to make the cuts. because tax increases, is out of the question. >> but this time it may be legislators who have a stronger hand to play. if proposition 25 is in effect when the special session begins. >> we're looking at that right now. >> prop 25 lowers the requirement for passing a budget from 2/3 of each house to just over 1/2. in other words, kraltd cardem

and that's why governor schwarzenegger is calling for a special legislative session. abc 7 capital correspondent nanette miranda reports from sacramento. >> while governor schwarzenegger likes the green technology he's seeing at a car show, his next agenda is all about red. the red ink plaguing the state budget. he's calling lawmakers in special session next month to tackle a $6 billion deficit now before it grows to $25 billion next year. >> i talked to governor brown. he's all for it. he knows the faster we make those decisions, the better it is and the less he has to deal with it. >> schwarzenegger thinks there's only one way to solve that shortfall: more spending cuts. >> eventually those legislators will find out there will be no other choice but to make those cuts. >> with less than two months left in office, democratic leaders are reluctant to act on a lake duck governor's request. >> we're not going to do anything without consulting with, working directly with the governor elect, jerry brown. >> waiting though won't get any easier. no one's even pretending the

governor schwarzenegger was one of its supporters. the group says the measure was designed to kill the state's fight against global warming. supporters say it was needed to save jobs. >>> time now 5:16. the 2010 election is making history. and it means dramatic changes in washington. ktvu's allison burns is live in our washington d.c. newsroom. congress is going to look a lot different in january. good morning, allison. >> reporter: good morning, dave. that's right. it is the biggest republican sweep in the house in decades and dozens of races across the country republicans ousted democrats in what many are interpreting as a rebutte to president obama. let's take a look now at the latest results. republicans have won 239 seats in the house. democrats have won 183. it's a net gain of at least 60 seats for the gop. there are still several races undecided. that means ohio congressman will likely be the next speaker of the house. and he responded to the wins with this message for president obama. >> we must remember it's the president who