they don't fatigue they just keep their nose at the grindstone. these guys have been good about that. i have two good receivers, that puts a little bit of pressure off our runner. he's going to have a good game tonight. this is what people anticipate. two teams that are undefeated. you couldn't get a better weekend like the one. we are both undefeated, and going for the title. it's a perfect scenario for tonight. >> yeah, this is a 32nd year lazaro has led. he doesn't look nervous but i can tell you he is. a former tight end for bob latasure a number of years ago, so mentor and coach against each other. we have highlights tonight at 10:00. >> the student against the professor. >> going to be a good one. >>> bay area high schools are wrapping up their fall sports schedule. and some have concerns about the future. one financially strapped district is requiring school sports programs to find their own funding. why the end of the season could mean the end of the line. coming up in 30 minutes on tv 36. that is our report for now. i'm julie haener. >> a

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a strong message was sent the last election they better put their nose to the grindstone.s called the economy. we have to get america back to work. if you do that, you're honest, open, transparent and earnest in what you do and you do that which the people want you to do, you'll be successful. bipartisan is the key to the next congress. >> eric: talk about bipartisan, but we don't hear, we hear talk about that, but we don't see a lot of it or any. >> we have to see it from the president. we've got to see it from the senate. the democrats still control two important aspects of government. the senate and the presidency. yes, we control the house. but it takes two to tango now, and if the president is smart, he would reach out his hands and we'll reach out ours in a compromise to get the economy back to work. >> eric: dick, do you think you will see the president reach out his hands and the republicans reach out theirs? >> i think the president reached out his hand and pulled back enough on most occasions. what i find fascinating about the story, about the party this morning

we are keeping our nose on the grindstone, getting our work done. we have a lot of work to do, and, you know, a short time to get it done, so we're -- it's actually not that hard to stay focused on what's right in front of us. it's pretty much blotting out the rest of our field of vision. >> let me ask you quickly, karen. the national association of insurance commissioners is developing model legislation for other insurances that now have to be come into syic with federal law. is there a model, a piece of legislation that might be developed or how are states going to make their laws come into alignment with the federal law with respect to the consumer protection issues? >> well, this is something the naic has long done for states, and in fact the minimum standard for external appeals is the most recently adapted now a couple years ago so the tradition has been that the naic puts together an act and goes to the state legislature and they don't adopt it word for word and make changes. you know, i think that will continue, but it's an important service

we are keeping our nose on the grindstone. we are getting our work done. we have a lot of work to do, and you know, a short time to get it done. so we're -- it's actually not that hard to stay focused on what's right in front of us. it's pretty much blotting out the rest of our field of vision. so -- >> let me ask you quickly, karen, national association of insurance commissioners is developing model legislation for lots of other provisions that effect state insurance that have to now be - come into synch with the federal law. are there particular areas here that are going to lend themselves to a model, a piece of legislation that niac might develop? or how are states going to make their laws come into alignment with respect to these consumer protection issues? >> well, this is something the naic hasong done for states and in fact, the minimum sort of standard for external appeals is the most recently adopted, now a couple of years ago, naic act on external appeals. the tradition has been the naic puts a model act and goes to state legislatures and don't a

we are keeping our nose on the grindstone. we are getting our work done. we have a lot of work to do, and you know, a short time to get it done. so we're -- it's actually not that hard to stay focused on what's right in front of us. it's pretty much blotting out the rest of our field of vision. so -- >> let me ask you quickly, karen, national association of insurance commissioners is developing model legislation for lots of other provisions that effect state insurance that have to now be -- come into synch with the federal law. are there particular areas here that are going to lend themselves to a model, a piece of legislation that niac might develop? or how are states going to make their laws come into alignment with respect to these consumer protection issues? >> well, this is something the naic has long done for states and in fact, the minimum sort of standard for external appeals is the most recently adopted, now a couple of years ago, naic act on external appeals. the tradition has been the naic puts a model act and goes to state legislatures and don'