city council santa clara, wants to send a message to governor gerry brown don't take away money for a new 49ers stadium. they have committed $40 million to a stadium using money approved by voters. but governor brown wants to do away with redevelop 789 agencies and funnel -- redevelopment agencies and funnel money to others in need. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee will be heading to sacramento and push an alternative proposal to save the city's redevelopment fund. it calls for allowing agencies to convert $200 million a year to the state for 25 years that would save the state $1.7 billion. >>> 4:35 a.m. on monday. pg&e's intentional spikes in pressure on the san bruno pipeline, violated federal rules the utility acknowledged it increased pressure temporarily in 03 and 08 years before the deadly explosion now federal regulators tell the san francisco chronicle after each pressure increase pg&e should have inspected the pipeline for weak wells. pg&e says increases were safe and necessary. >>> tonight government protests inspired in both egypt and tunisia are spreading from africa to chin

former president george h w bush spoke and former basketball player gerry west. >>> a lot of love for regan he definitely left his mark on history not just on the national level but here in california where he served as governor for 8 years beginning in 67. >> one of his hallmarks was less government it has become a mitt call mantra in the u.s. -- money -- political mantra in the u.s. ever since. there is questions how close ronald regan was to what he often said. what his actions did. joining us the vice chair of the california republican party. why is regans impact so big all these years afterwards, it seems to be growing in the gop. >> absolutely if you look back at the role of american history there is only seven great president's it is easier to be elected than be a great leader. washington cast a long shadow, lincoln, roosevelt, kennedy, people like this. it is not surprising someone this seminole has this impact. >> i know i am asking the wrong person here but was he that great? we know his popularity dropped below 50%. >> absolutely look if you took a poll with lincoln during

and they say that the wrong man is on trial and the judge had an error by not allowing gerry to testify. >> and have the wrong person. which is more ironic? and we plan on putting him on the stand. i do not think that the prosecution has the guts to put him on the stand. once rule that there's no way that their trial, that they can proceed without him on the stand. >> and with part of this bias and personal interest. i do not think there is anything to keep this out. this history is of vital to understanding who he is as a witness. clearly, to put him on the needs on statutory charges. this coward that is retreated into his church sponsored anonymity. we are going to put an end to that. >> william lynch settled in 1998 with the catholic church. the father was never charged. lynch is out on bail and will return to court every 20 seconds >> and ac transit bus shooting last nigh pre10:00 a.m a bus passenger was inside with shattered glass. somebody was shooting at the vehicle. and ac transit spokesperson said that a group of teens cut on the bus, and then cut off the bus and then the shots

the council's message to governor gerry brown, don't cut the money as part of your proposal to do awaynds. they plan on firming up the right to use that money, stipulating santa clara came up with the voter approved funding plan long before the governor considered eliminating redevelopment agencies. up to $40 million needed city leaders will issue $26 million in bonds and boar rethe rest from the team -- borrow the rest from the team. without the redevelopment money there is

gerry connolly joining us. in u.s. businesses to write a letter on regulations that impact their business. here is what president obama had to say about the burden of regulation. >> i have ordered a government- wide review. it there are rules on the books that are needlessly stifling job creation and economic growth, we will fix them. already we are dramatically cutting down on the paperwork that saddles business with huge administrative costs. we are proving -- improving the way the fda approves medical devices to get treatments to the market faster. and the epa delayed the gas permiting rules for biogas. i also ordered agencies to find ways to make regulations more flexible for small business. we have turned a tangle of fuel economy regulations and pending lawsuits into a single standard that will reduce our dependence on foreign oil, say consumers money at the pump, and a car companies the certainty they need. host: the aflcio president responded to the president's call for regulation. saying that it is a distractio

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as gover nor gerry brown said at this point in his life he doesn't want to delay or deny.are at a cross roads i am voting for cut us never thought i would do in the past what makes it possible the governor wants to match the horrible cuts with extension of tax revenues we put in place two years ago. that is a balanced approach i think californians understand that but to get measures to the ballot we need a couple republicans to join democrats. right now my republican colleagues are saying -- >> mark come on if you are a republican the last thing you are going to do this early in the game is say i vote for increased taxes. >> we are not asking for that. the governor said he would only support -- >> we have been through this before why is so fast? this isn't so different from arnold's packages he initiated these taxes but everyone wants to get this done at record speed is there an examination going on into what is in this budget? what is in these cuts? >> as i mentioned, even let voters have a crack at this in june we have to take action by middle of march. >> the deadline o

[applause] >> thank you, gerry. we have time for 30 minutes of questions and in answeranswers. this is being videotaped and will be on our website at the end of our day or as soon as we can. we will take about a few minutes of question and answers. please identify yourself and your affiliation, and if you could direct it to a particular panelists, please do that. >> my name is some of the last does -- sonia valequez. one of our concerns on the issue of immigration is the well-being of children of immigrant families. there are three issues around this from what i have been hearing on the studies. one is related to children who are citizens because of birth and their parents are subject to removal. what are good practices and what are issues related to this? the other one is in general, the immediate impact of children when parents are removed, our authorities responding adequately to children who are facing a bit in it? >> thank you. that is a very good question. i have done research closer to the subject. in general what we found after these raids is there are dilemmas for pare

there you're always thinking, gerri. >> thank you very much.e just around the corner. do you have questions about your taxes? send them to us at abcnews.com/gma. our experts can answer them on a future show. >>> matthew perry is here, next, live in our studio. memememememee >>> there you are. i'm having a little -- >> i can't pretend to listen to you problems right now. i have to talk about me. >> what's wrong? >> i'll tell you what's wrong? something is happening to me. roman is sad about his mother. that makes me sad. crystal is upset about a little blue person. that makes me upset. it just occurs to me how your night went with alonzo. what's happening to me? >> you're becoming an actual human being. >> well, i don't like it. >> that is matthew perry, back on comedy right here on abc, with his show "mr. sunshine." he created it. he stars in it. he drew the logo. you drew the logo? >> i did. i'm an artist now. very proud of myself. when you see the logo, you'll know anybody could have drawn it. >> i love the way you describe the show on twitte

i want to know which ones of you are supportive of the gerry to and which ones are not and the reasonhy you do support it or don't support it. thank you. [applause] >> let me be jerry brief. my 18 years in congress speak for themselves, and i stand by my votes and by my public statements. [applause] >> i sit here as the son of an immigrant and i must share with you that is not the reason why i support and a strong supporter of the dream act not only in california but also won a national basis. i was also opposed to sd 1070 and i support a comprehensive immigration reform system that has a temporary worker permit, and i don't support amnesty. >> in terms of the dream act, that slow hanging fruit for this group. we can certainly not only support it, but decided not to bring it up in the interest of limited time. but it's a dull moment. >> here's the person that actually is going to get the vote on that. senator? >> i've supported the dream act in the judiciary committee. i voted against cloture during the lame-duck session, and let me explain to you why. the children who are the subject

. >> por su parte, gerry chico, abogado de profesiÓn, dijo que Él como ex jefe de personal de chicago>> emanuell dijo que haber trabajado para clinton y obama le permite saber y resolver los problemas. >> esta elecciÓn no se trata de mÍ o de otros candidatos sino de nuestros hijos. >> va a tener que obtener mÁs del 50 % de los votos de no ser asÍ sin embargo, estÁ pautado que el 5 de abril ocurrirÍa la segunda vuelta. >> y en sacramento, california, dos periodistas de la televisiÓn sufrieron la violencia de una multitud. patearon a una periodista mientras su compaÑero trataba de auxiliarla, hasta que la policÍa los rescatÓ. no hubo arrestos. >> una mujer muriÓ, otras 24 personas resultaron heridas debido a un incendio en unos edificios en nueva york. combatieron los bomberos las llamas durante unas 7 horas. vientos de hasta 50 millas por hora alimentaron las llamas y dificultaron la lucha contra el incendio. >> durante el fin de semana el dÍa del presidente en los estados unidos se tiÑÓ de blanco otra vez con una tormenta de nieve que obligÓ a cancelar miles de vuelos. serias dificult

y dos hispanos, gerry chico y miguel del valle.or ejemplo, delta airlines... pero expertos dicen que no son permanentes y que solo se hacen en algunas horas por internet. hay que estar atentos. >> la firma japonesa honda llamÓ a revisión a varios de sus vehÍculos en todo el mundo. por un fallo mecÁnico que puede hacer parar el motor. se han presentado accidentes relacionados con el problema. 120 mil vehÍculos presentan ese fallo solamente en los estados unidos. >> la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses aÚn ven a las madres solteras como una degradaciÓn a la sociedad. aunque la mayorÍa de las familias no tradicionales estÁn aceptadas. asÍ revelÓ una encuesta sobre actitudes a familias no tradicionales en estados unidos. >> mÁs adelante, les tenemos mÁs noticias pero ahora quÉ tal si vamos directamente con carla que estÁ bueno, ahÍ como una reina en la alfombra roja. >> uh! yo soy una reina, mi nieda. estoy acompaÑada con una reina de verdad. margarita la diosa de la cumbia. >> gracias, gracias. >> nominadÍsima. >> ahÍ estÁ mi rival dice.

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tomorrow, gerry connolly talks about the present house speech to the chamber of congress --, spirit alexander young on the global economy and the u.s. stock market. "washington journal" each morning at 7:00 eastern. then more about the political unrest in egypt. live coverage from the hudson institute begins at 10:00 eastern. >> cpac has been held annually for 30 years. search and watch and share any time. it is washington your way. >> now a discussion with former white house press secretaries. george washington university school of media and public affairs hosted the defensevent . it is about 90 minutes. >> please welcome the president of george washington university. >> welcome to the historical lisner auditorium. we provide our friends and neighbors with a front-row seat with a theater of history, and tonight is no exception. we're delighted have four former white house said batavia's secretaries. i am pleased that one of them, for dana perino, this is an extension of her classes at the school of management. i am pleased to welcome ed henry. the program, is part of a conversation series ho

i worked for gerry ford. i had the greatest respect for him and i watched him hold the country together in the aftermath of watergate. taking the nomination from a sitting president is a tough proposition and in the end not even ronald reagan could pull that one off. after ford's narrow victory at the convention in kansas city, i must say i liked very much the idea of putting governor reagan on the ticket. the idea of a ford/reagan ticket although it's probably just as well it didn't happen. in the next four years everything came together to set the stage for the reagan presidency and arguably it took the carter presidency to really set the stage for governor reagan's election in 1980. by 1980 all of us were reaganized. [applause] at that point i was a congressman from wyoming. wyoming only has one congressman. a small delegation but we like it that way. and i ended up serving in the house republican leadership all of the eight years that the president was in the white house and those were great days when we

[applause] >> thank you, gerry. this is being videotaped. it will be on our website at the end of their day or as soon as we can so people can access this. we will take a few minutes of question and answer and please identify yourself and your affiliation and did you can direct your question to a particular panelist, please do that. >> i am from the american humane association. we work with agencies across the country. one of our concerns about immigration is the well-being of children of immigrant families. i have heard about children related to citizens because of birth. their parents are subject to removal. what are good practices and issues related to these children? in general, the media protection of children when parents are removed, what are the policies. ? is child welfare responding to children who have been abandoned? >> andy? >> that is a very good question. i have done some research on that topic. in general, after these rates, there are dilemmas for parents as to whether or not they want to take a citizen children with them whe